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(Genesis 24:10-21) So like, this guy Abraham's servant went on a mission to find a wife for his son Isaac, right? He packed a bunch of cool stuff and took off on this trip. He ended up chilling at a well in a town called Nahor. He was like, "Yo, God, help me find the perfect girl for my bro Isaac."

Just then, this super pretty girl named Rebekah rolled up with a jar to get some water. The servant was like, "Hey girl, lemme get a sip of that?" And she was like, "Sure, and let me water your camels too, no biggie."

The servant was like, "Yo, this might be the one," but he wanted to make sure, so he kept watching her. Turns out, Rebekah was not only pretty, but also super nice and hardworking. The servant was like, "Yup, found her. Thanks, God!" #blessed

(Genesis 24:1-9) We have it all for you on this one. KFC, scandalous topics, singing, conflicting interpretations, and overlooked biblical truths. Our favorite biblical character: Eliezer of Damascus is given a task of the upmost importance by Abraham. Also, does anyone actually read these? I genuinely want to know. I try every week to make these as engaging as possible, just to add a little spice and helpful information. Send me a message at betterthanfictionbiblepodcast.com and let me know if you read this.

(Genesis 23) Trees, deals, land promises, and repeated words. We've seen all of this before, and we should know by now to pay close attention when the Bible uses these recurring symbols. From forgotten civilizations to ancestral graves, we discuss the start of Abraham's legacy.

(Genesis 22:20-24) One of the major recurrences in the Bible is genealogies. As we know, nothing is in the Bible for no reason. So, what is the genealogy at the end of chapter 22 meant to teach us? The crew dives deep into the text as we wrap up this chapter and begin to wind down the story of Abraham's life.

(Genesis 22) If there's one thing we have learned working on this podcast, it's that the Bible is very deliberate in the way it draws attention to certain elements in order to show something to the reader. But, it is possible to read too much into the text; especially when it comes to identifying when the text is foreshadowing Jesus! So how can we be sure when the Old Testament contains Jesus? We discuss this on this week's episode.

(Genesis 22:1-8) An AI was asked to provide an episode description for Ep 112 of The Better Than Fiction Bible Podcast: In this episode, our hosts delve into the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis 22, one of the most well-known and frequently debated stories in the Old Testament. They begin by setting the scene and providing background on the characters and the context of the story.

The hosts then dive into a close reading of the text, exploring the various elements of the story, such as the test God puts Abraham through, the journey to the mountaintop, and the ultimate sacrifice. They discuss the significance of the different elements of the story and how they relate to the larger narrative of the Bible. The hosts intersperse pop-culture references into the discourse, and relate modern life to the story of the Bible.

(Genesis 22:1-19) Join Nathan VanHorn and Matt as they discuss the shocking instruction God gave Abraham to sacrifice his child. From Mel Gibson, The Terminator, and the wisdom of Gandalf the White, find it all in today’s wizardless episode.

(Genesis 4) When the producer is away, the hosts will play. Think we go slowly through the the Biblical story? Guess what; we are going backwards! All the way back to Cain and Abel. Again, we see what the Bible has in store for us if only we are willing to chew on it.