Isaac and Rebekah (Biblical Stories Explained)

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[jacopoarmini]

back then you didn't find your gf at a party, you found her at a well feeding your camels, or, if you are lucky, a random angel passing by plays matchmaker for you

[sirpancake]

I look forward to these series you do, amazing illustrations and relaxing voice too!

[Valachy_]

I’ve been a subscriber for a long time and love all your mythology videos. I am Christian and I can say that I love the videos you do for Bible stories and they keep me interested. The Bible can be tricky sometimes to truly understand but your videos make me comprehend so much more. Keep up the good job!

[francisdoss]

Dear Aaron Robinson et al., thank you for the narration and visuals of the story of Rebekkah and Issac...Stay Blessed...Amen.

[thereaper]

Are you guys interested in Biblical anime??cause I'd love to make it.

[stop-zsgq]

I love the way you tell your stories I start thinking about it and I wish that I could live in those days I love him the stories I never get tired of them I always find something new thank you so much for these videos

[HeavenAndHope]

Love, love, love the biblical stories so much. Thank you sweetheart 🙏❤🥰🕊bless you

[yvesforbesfloresii]

Hi, can you please do a video about the story of Queen Esther one day?

[donaldwatson]

Please do more stories on lesser known and lesser talked about characters in the Bible.. Examples include: Queen Vashti, Queen Candace, The Queen of Sheba, Dinah, The unnamed wives of famous male figures. etc

[hamarbamutphanbuh]

The narrations of the Storiy n the background Character and attitude of Rebekkah is an excellent analysis, so is the faithful trustworthy servant these are not accidental but some wonderful guidance you are too good for a Sunday School Teacher n if many like you the world will change for the better.

[redadmiralofvalyria]

As a person who has asd ( autistic spectrum disorder) and I find It hard to actually read the Bible ( I am catholic) especially with how it's worded your videos actually explain things to me bit by bit

[dolphineachonga]

Finding wives through intermediaries was common practice in some Eastern cultures. So Abraham sending someone to find a wife for his son wasn't strange in those days. Still happens in some cultures today.

[JuliahistoryLover]

I love these videos! All of them but lately I’ve really been binging on the Bible stories. I love your presentation & explanations as well as alternate interpretations. Thank you!

[ameswinslow]

Thank you for sharing the utmost of quality content on the internet today with us all. Much love and gratitude

[kimeraclan]

This story sounds very much like a procedural marriage documentary.

[alexisgreen-hernandez]

The story of Abraham and Isacc was unique and very interesting 🤔 It is the true lesson of the ultimate sacifice and faith. Very good story. 😇😇😇

[JobKiriaku]

I wonder where exactly in the levant this is all set, knowing that Canaan was what we call Phoenicia today.

[SecretsOfScripture]

Would love to see documents like this !

[patentes]

I love it how in the end, Rebecca turns out to be Issac's cousin. God really works in strange ways. Rebekah was Bethuel's daughter, Bethuel was Nahor's son, and Nahor was Abraham's brother. Wouldn't it make more sense for Abraham to just make arrangements directly through his brother/nephew? Something like "Hey bro! my son Issac, you remember him, don't ya? Well, he IS 40 already! I think it's about time we got him a bride, ya know what I mean? Do we have any single, beautiful women in the family back there? If we do, please, send them over. All of them so that he can choose the one he likes the best. You know I will take care of all the expenses and send lots of presents back as always". Or, how come God didn't speak to Abraham and said. "Your brother Nahor has a gorgeous granddaughter named Rebekah, I have chosen her as the perfect bride for your son Issac because she's worth her weight in gold. Send your servant to find her and bring her to your son Issac". Any of those 2 scenarios would make more sense. We know that God talked to Abraham almost on a daily basis. Why leave it to chance? or maybe they did arrange the marriage beforehand between the two brothers. Wouldn't that make more sense? But, hey, what do I know. God doesn't talk to me every day, I'm just a simple mortal with stupid questions.

[dani-chan]

Camels can drink up to 30 gallons of water so multiply that by 10 and… welp she is definitely the one.