The Two Trees Podcast

We want to help modern people read an ancient book. We’re here to help you get over being bored with your Bible, how to see the patterns and the literary designs the ancient authors of scripture used, as the Holy Spirit led them to write the Bible, Most important of all, we're here to show you Jesus as Deuteronomy 10:17 describes Him: the Lord your God is the God of gods, and the Lord of lords, mighty and awesome.

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  Episode #29

  The Calling of Abraham

  Aug 17, 202652 minS4

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the calling of Abraham and the remarkable promises God gives him in Genesis 12. Abram leaves the security of his old world to follow God into the unknown, and his obedience transforms wandering into a journey of fellowship and blessing. But God’s promise is bigger than Abraham himself: he will become a great nation, receive a great name, and—most importantly— become a blessing to the nations . From Babel to Abraham and ultimately to Jesus, we trace God’s plan to bring the nations back to himself through the faithfulness of those he calls.

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  Episode #28

  The World of Abraham

  Aug 10, 20261h 2mS4

  Send us Fan Mail What kind of person walks away from the greatest opportunity of his generation? As the ancient world collapsed and ambitious rulers raced to build new kingdoms, God called one man to leave it all behind. In this episode, we explore the historical world of Abraham, the rise of the Amorites, the fall of Ur, and the birth of Babylon to discover why Abraham's greatest act of faith wasn't conquering a city—it was refusing one. Together we'll see how God began a new people, not through political power or military might, but through faithful obedience, setting the stage for His plan to bless every nation on earth.

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  Episode #27

  The Great Tower: What Babel Really Was

  Aug 3, 202650 minS4

  Send us Fan Mail The Tower of Babel is far more than a story about human pride or the origin of different languages. In this episode, we step into the world of ancient Mesopotamia to explore what towers, cities, and ziggurats meant to the people who first heard Genesis. Together, we'll examine Nimrod's kingdom, the significance of Babylon, and humanity's attempt to create its own gateway to heaven on its own terms. By recovering the ancient context of Genesis 11, we discover that Babel isn't just about a tower—it is about two competing visions of the world: God's kingdom and humanity's relentless desire to build its own.

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  Episode #26

  Seventy Nations, One Story

  Jul 27, 20261h 3mS4

  Send us Fan Mail Why does Genesis include a long list of ancient nations, and why does the Bible keep returning to the number seventy? In this episode of The Two Trees Podcast , we explore the Table of Nations, Noah's tragic fall after the flood, and the symbolic world of biblical numbers. Far from being a dry genealogy, Genesis 10 presents a breathtaking vision of humanity united under one Creator, while the recurring pattern of seventy points toward God's sovereign claim over every nation on earth. By tracing this theme from Noah to the Feast of Booths, the seventy elders, Jesus' seventy-two disciples, and beyond, we'll see how Scripture tells one unified story of humanity's rebellion—and God's unrelenting plan to reclaim the nations for Himself.

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  Episode #25

  But God remembered Noah

  Jul 20, 20261h 6mS4

  Send us Fan Mail The story of Noah's flood is far more than a tale of judgment and an ark—it is one of the most carefully crafted narratives in all of Scripture. In this episode, we explore the remarkable literary design of the Flood as a chiasm, revealing that its turning point is not Noah's faithfulness but God's faithful remembrance. Along the way, we discover Noah as a new Adam, a priestly figure who points beyond himself to the One humanity truly needed. Ultimately, the Flood is not simply about surviving judgment but about God's plan to bring a renewed creation through Jesus Christ, the faithful and final Adam.

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