Pentateuch - Lecture #1

Welcome to Old Testament, the Pentateuch. Hey everyone, how are you all doing? I hope God is blessing your lives. First, I want to welcome all the students of Old Testament lesson 210. Some of you have already been with me in the previous course, in previous lessons, but those who are here for the first time, welcome to this new course, this new

lesson. I am Professor JC, and some of you have already had the opportunity to learn a little about me, about my life, how I learned to speak Portuguese, how I came to Brazil. So, from now on, I apologize for my pronunciation. I know I might pronounce something wrong. Maybe I'll conjugate verbs incorrectly, right? But

that's the result of having learned Portuguese in Rio Grande do Sul, right? I'm not kidding, but ah, I know I'm going to conjugate the verbs wrong. Ah, the people from Rio Grande do Sul, of course they speak and write Portuguese perfectly and grammatically correctly, right? But they're proud, proud to speak like that, right? Ah,

where are you, kid? Where are you? Ah, so, ah, sorry. Ah, I'm sorry for wishing you ill, right? But, but you can correct me in the comments. You can, ah, leave your comment, right? I have no problem with you correcting me. If I said something wrong, pronounced something wrong, right, because I know that will improve my Portuguese, right, in pronunciation, in speech,

in conjugations, but also when you speak to me in English, don't feel hurt, right, with me, because I will correct you too when we are speaking English, OK? Good. Great. Ah, so I will be with you these next uh classes, these next 10 classes, always sharing a little more about the Bible. And as I told my students who