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Commentary by José Luis Jiménez:
"Education is an important purpose of the church, and one of its means to fulfill the mission of Jesus. Education of part of how the plan of redemption will reach its culmination. Christian education will have a well-defined purpose and is achieved by controlling learning situations to achieve that purpose. For its part, the church needs to understand God's plan and teach viable strategies to fulfill that plan. The church needs education to share God's eternal plan of redemption. To achieve the goal of redemption, the church and Christian educators must collaborate and integrate. Education is, then, an activity of the redeemed church that is tasked with sharing the redemption theme. Thus, the church is seen as a center of education. The knowledge that is sought, and that is shared, must be useful, diverse and practical, but above all it must collaborate with God's plan. Missionary knowledge must be sought and practiced. This knowledge will include mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual development centered in the theme of redemption. Of course, every believer is a receiver and disseminator of the knowledge of God's Plan. Instructed, encouraged, organized to serve, the church goes out to fulfill its mission. Where there is need, adapt educational curriculum. Consider areas in urgent need of improvement, such as purchasing wholesome food and cooking for health. Every new believer must receive transformational education that will equip them to be new channels of furthering transformative education. This is the task of the church of the end times." José Luis Jiménez
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Commentary by Edwin Reynolds:
"This chapter is on the family history of Judah, a tribe that gave rise to Jesus. And that is why we have so much of the family history! The Messiah did not come from a lineage of holy or honored people. Rather, Judah and his sons acted in ways that displeased God. The human ancestors of Jesus were sinners. Judah even chose a heathen wife contrary to God’s will. (Gen 38:1,2). And this lady may have been the leading bad influence on his children. Judah looks evil in this chapter, deceiving Tamar and being deceived by her posing as a harlot. If he had chosen an obedient life, how much simpler it would have been with blessings instead of curses. Judah eventually confessed that Tamar "hath been more righteous than I” (Gen. 38:26). Sometimes we tend to judge people quickly without realizing that we are perhaps just as sinful or even more so than they. The Bible does not hide the fact that Jesus came from a human lineage so dirty as this. But despite his inherited weaknesses, He trusted in His Father, and never once sinned.
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