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    The story of Tamar in Genesis 38 symbolizes Israel's future redemption. Tamar represents Israel, barren after the death of her husbands Er and Onan. This depicts Israel without God's protection and power due to unbelief. However, Tamar conceives twins, representing Christ's two comings to rule the nations. The scarlet-bound hand represents God's initial offer of redemption to Israel, later withdrawn due to unbelief. Nonetheless, the other son breaks through, symbolizing new birth through the crucified and resurrected Christ. Perez, meaning "breach," is blamed for the breach between God and man that Christ heals. Israel must first receive Christ before full deliverance

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    The story of Tamar in Genesis 38 symbolizes Israel's future redemption. Tamar represents Israel, barren after the death of her husbands Er and Onan. This depicts Israel without God's protection and power due to unbelief. However, Tamar conceives twins, representing Christ's two comings to rule the nations. The scarlet-bound hand represents God's initial offer of redemption to Israel, later withdrawn due to unbelief. Nonetheless, the other son breaks through, symbolizing new birth through the crucified and resurrected Christ. Perez, meaning "breach," is blamed for the breach between God and man that Christ heals. Israel must first receive Christ before full deliverance

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    The story of Tamar in Genesis 38 symbolizes Israel's future redemption. Tamar represents Israel, barren after the death of her husbands Er and Onan. This depicts Israel without God's protection and power due to unbelief. However, Tamar conceives twins, representing Christ's two comings to rule the nations. The scarlet-bound hand represents God's initial offer of redemption to Israel, later withdrawn due to unbelief. Nonetheless, the other son breaks through, symbolizing new birth through the crucified and resurrected Christ. Perez, meaning "breach," is blamed for the breach between God and man that Christ heals. Israel must first receive Christ before full deliverance

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    # 2: 9-19-17

    Matthew 1:2-3

    Tamar - A Type of Regenerate Israel in the Kingdom Age (Genesis 38)

    Tamar, palm tree


    Symbol of Israel; victory
    Husband dead to her, twice over:
    Er, protector; Onan, power(v. 6-10) Israel in her unbelief, apart from covenant relationship with
    Jehovah: without protection, powerless in the world
    (Ex 19:5-6, Heb 3:12)
    Conceives life in royal line - twins (v. 13-18, 27)
    Woman Israel bears the male Child who will rule all nations
    (Rev 12:5, Is 9:6-7, Gal 4:4) - Christ in His Two Comings
    A hand emerges first - bound with scarlet cord (v. 28)
    The redemption first offered to the nation Israel
    (Acts 3:26, 26:20; Rm 1:16)
    Hand is withdrawn (v. 29)
    Offer to nation withdrawn, due to their unbelief
    (Acts 7:51-53, 13:46)
    Breakthrough of other son, the firstborn (v. 29)
    New birth through Christ crucified, firstborn from the dead
    (Col 1:18), for all who believe - Jew and Gentile; Church Age
    (Acts 3:18, 26:23)
    Breach blamed upon him - Perez, breach (v. 29)
    Christ in the breach between God and man (1 Tim 2:5);
    He takes the blame (2 Cor 5:21, Heb 9:28)
    Perez born to Tamar before Zerah (v. 30)
    Israel must first receive Jesus as Redeemer before the LORD can
    deliver them (Zech 12:10, the firstborn; Micah 2:12-13, the
    Breaker)
    # 2: 9-19-17
    Matthew 1:2-3

    Tamar - A Type of Regenerate Israel in the Kingdom Age (Genesis 38)

    Redemption of nation Israel in Second Coming of Christ


    Second son born with scarlet cord (v. 30) (Is 66:7-8, Rm 11:26-27)

    Sun of Righteousness arises with healing in His wings


    Zerah, rising, sunrise (v. 30) (Mal 4:2); restoration of Israel in Kingdom Age as head nation
    (Deut 28:1, 13)

    Reading: Mt 1:1-17, Joshua 2, 6; Ruth 1-4; 2 Sam 7:1-16, 11, 12:1-24

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