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창세기 38장은 요셉이 형들의 시기와 배신 속에서 어려움을 겪고, 유다는 형제들과 갈라지며 새로운 사건을 맞이하는 장면을 담고 있습니다. 본 영상은, 성경말씀, 묵상과 ,통독,을 돕기 위한 자료입니다. #성경말씀, #말씀묵상, #기도응답, #성령충만, #구약성경, #신약성경, #은총충만 ,#성경듣기, #읽어주는성경, #듣는성경, #성경통독, #성경핵심, #예수님, #하느님, #가톨릭, #삶의지혜, #진리의말씀 ,#요한계시록, #성경기적, #WordOfGod, #BibleStudy, #PrayerAnswer, #HolySpirit ,#OldTestament, #NewTestament, #GraceFilled, #BibleListening, #BibleReading, #BibleListeningAgain, #ListeningToBible ,#BibleReadingPlan, #BibleEssentials ,#JesusChrist, #God, After Judah was separated from his brothers and Joseph was sold by his brothers and taken to Egypt, Jacob's family was deeply wounded Trust between the brothers was shattered, and Judas, in particular, harbored a deep sense of guilt He told them not to kill Joseph directly, but in the end, he was unable to stop them from selling him into slavery This made it difficult for Judah to remain with his father, so he left home and began living in the area, associating with Hirah the Adullamite In the Canaanite clan society of that time, "leaving home" was not simply a move; it was a momentous decision, a departure from the confines of blood ties and a new life Judas's choice likely stemmed from a mixture of a feeling of unbearable guilt and a desire to escape responsibility While staying in Adullam, Judah took the daughter of a Shuhite as his wife From her, the first son, Er, the second, Onan, and the third, Shelah, were born in succession The Bible does not record her name, only referring to her as "the daughter of the Shuahite." This demonstrates the ancient Near Eastern tradition of recording genealogies with a male-centered focus, and suggests that the House of Judah intermarried with Canaanites Er's Sin and God's Judgment When his eldest son, Er, grew up, Judah took a woman named Tamar as his wife Tamar was likely a foreign woman, and her name means "palm tree." But Er did what was evil in the sight of the Lord, and God put him to death The Bible does not specify what this "evil deed" was, but given the laws and traditions of the time, it is presumed to have been an act of serious moral corruption or abandonment of one's family The Goel System and Onan's Disobedience According to Israelite tradition, if an older brother died childless, the surviving brother was to marry the widow and continue the older brother's lineage This is called the ‘criminal collection system’ or the ‘goel system’ Judah commands his second son, Onan, to marry Tamar and continue his brother's line However, Onan knew that the child he was to have would not be his son but his brother's son, so he deliberately spilled his seed on the ground each time he slept with his brother to prevent him from having offspring His actions were not simply a sexual issue, but a rejection of his God-given family mission and the dignity of life The Lord saw the wickedness and killed Onan too Tamar's Wait and Trials Judah, having lost two sons, sends Tamar back to her parents' home because her third son, Shelah, is still young, promising, "When she grows up, I will give her to you." But in his heart, a fear lingered, linking the deaths of his two sons to Tamar Tamar fulfilled her duty as a daughter-in-law to the house of Judah, but there was no guarantee that her promise would be kept In ancient society, the lives of unmarried widows were extremely vulnerable, both economically and socially, and survival outside the protection of their families was difficult Tamar spent his days in waiting, alienation, and anxiety The death of Judah's wife and a new turning point As time passes, Judah's wife passes away After the mourning period, Judah and his friend Hirah went up to Timnah for sheep-shearing season Sheep-shearing season was a time of feasting and joyous celebration, so the entire village was filled with energy At this time, Tamar hears the news and makes up his mind "If I just wait, Selah will never be my husband." "Then I must establish my own lineage." Her resolve was not a simple desire, but a desperate attempt to uphold the spirit of the law Tamar's wisdom and courage Tamar takes off her widow's clothes, puts on a veil and other colorful attire, and stands at the crossroads of Timnah Since this was the attire worn by prostitutes of the time when they were waiting for customers, Judah did not recognize her Judah approaches her and offers to sleep with her, offering her a young goat in return The seal, rope, and staff received as collateral are wisely requested immediately Judas gives his seal, his seal cord, and his staff