In this episode, we pick up from where left off previously by discussing the constructive implication of understanding the Creation story in its function. Rather than just engaging in the Creation story, we borrow Walton's thoughts on the Torah to help us in laying a general constructive principle. More specifically, we will discuss on the nature of the Torah and to understand it from the perspective of an instruction rather than a legislation. Tune in and be blessed.
Timestamps:
00:39-01:59--- Intro
01:59-13:48--- Torah as instruction, not legislation
14:03-23:29--- Instruction as Wisdom
23:43-28:50--- Torah's lack of comprehensiveness as a legislation
28:50-End--- Torah as a guide of justice
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