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Jon Collins

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BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

You can't get really hot to like... Yeah, you need a hot fire to melt down metal.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Yeah.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Yeah, or maybe they just heated it up so that it was moldable enough.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

But I guess if you're turning rings... That's true.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Gold can get malleable.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

You just take a hundred rings and get them into a form of a calf.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

You got to melt those things.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

So yeah, it's a good point.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

So a maseca, a molten image or a graven image, is associated with metalsmiths.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Then, here's some more general terms, but this one's important.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

The word selam, which comes from a verb selam, which means to carve or to cut.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

So Ezekiel uses this word to describe carved images on like big walls, wall carvings.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Wall engravings?

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Mm-hmm, wall engravings, yeah.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Often called relief images or something like that.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

This is the word used to describe human beings on page one of Genesis.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

We'll come back to that.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

The image of God in Genesis 1.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

Yep.

BibleProject
2nd Commandment: No Idols

So the selim is used about 15 times in the Hebrew Bible.