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Send us a text Romans 8 ends with one of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture: Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ. But that leads to a deep and pressing question that Romans 9–11 seeks to answer: If God is faithful, what do we make of Israel's rejection of their Messiah?These three chapters are the theological backbone of Christian assurance, affirming the reliability of God's promises and character.The Mystery Revealed (v.25)Paul does not want the Gentile believers to be ignorant or arrogant."Mystery" = a divine truth now revealed: Israel has experienced a partial and temporary hardening until the full number of Gentiles come in.God's redemptive plan is unfolding."All Israel Will Be Saved" (v.26–27)Likely refers to ethnic Israel as a whole, not every individual or the Church.Paul cites Isaiah and Jeremiah to show that this is covenantal fulfillment.A future generation of Israel will turn to Christ at His return.God's Faithfulness and Mercy (v.28–29)Dual perspective:Enemies of the gospel for the sake of the Gentiles.Beloved because of the patriarchs."The gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable."The Paradox of Disobedience and Mercy (v.30–32)Disobedience of Israel led to mercy for the Gentiles.Mercy shown to Gentiles will one day provoke mercy toward Israel.God allows all to be bound over to disobedience so that He may have mercy on all.No one earns salvation; all receive it through grace.Three Key Claims of Paul:Israel's hardening is partial – a remnant remains.Israel's hardening is temporary – it will end.All Israel will be saved – pointing to a future collective turning.Paul sees history as a tapestry, not a straight line. Even resistance and disobedience serve the larger purpose of showcasing God's mercy.Conclusion:God has not abandoned Israel, and He will not abandon us.If God remains faithful to Israel despite their failings, He will surely remain faithful to all who trust in Christ.The promises begun with Abraham will be fulfilled in Christ.Romans 11:25–36 is not just about Israel—it is about the steadfast mercy of God."For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever. Amen." (Romans 11:36)The Balance of GrayGod, doubt, and proof walk into a podcast... it goes better than you'd expect!Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showFor an ad-free version of my podcasts plus the opportunity to enjoy hours of exclusive content and two bonus episodes a month whilst also helping keep the Bible Project Daily Podcast free for listeners everywhere support me at;|PatreonSupport me to continue making great content for listeners everywhere.https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com

The famous battle of the inventors: Thomas Edison vs Nikola Tesla. These two historic innovators have been pitted against each other for quite some time in the public eye. Edison has been portrayed as the “bad guy” while Tesla has taken on the role as the “good guy." What if there truly was no rivalry between them? What if they both had respect and admiration for one another? Kelly is going to embark on a journey investigating the lives of both Mr. Edison and Mr. Tesla, getting to know each man on a deeper soul level. During this multi-part podcast series Kelly will be interviewing experts on both inventors to learn more about them from historical documentation and written records. She will also be connecting with each of their consciousness and channeling information to reveal new revelations and insight into the true nature of their history together.In Part 1, the life of Thomas Edison is investigated from a tangible, historical perspective. Kelly chats with Dr. Paul Israel who has made the study of American invention and innovation his specialty. He is the Director and General Editor of the Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers University. The Edison Papers team has been editing and publishing the 5 million pages of documents that chronicle the extraordinary life and achievements of Thomas Alva Edison. These have remained hidden and inaccessible to members of the general public, until now and they are turning this treasure trove into a premier educational and research resource. The documents include the writings, drawings, and business records of Edison. Paul is also the author of numerous books on the life and inventions of Mr. Edison. Paul chats with Kelly about Edison's fascinating evolution from a blue collar, self-educated, entrepreneurial upbringing to his rise as the Wizard of Menlo Park. Paul discusses Edison's unique skill for taking ideas and turning them into tangible creation, which is where he and Tesla differed. Paul also shares the truth about their relationship and how their alleged rivalry was concocted by Tesla enthusiasts and the underdog social revolution of modern times. Paul also chats with Kelly about Edison's curiosity about spiritualism and how that tied into some of his ideas and work.Thomas A. Edison PapersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/warrior-of-truth--6035153/support.

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Thomas Edison was one of history's greatest inventors, who gave the world not only electric light but other landmark innovations in sound recording and moving pictures. He accumulated more patents in his lifetime than any other, and filled over 4000 notebooks with his work. So, how did this ordinary, home-schooled boy from the American mid-West overcome ill-health and hearing loss to change the world? To what extent was he a lone genius, and how much did he rely on the work of others?  This is A Short History of Thomas Edison. Written by Dan Smith. With thanks to Paul Israel, director and general editor of the Thomas Edison Papers at Rutgers University and author of Edison: A Life of Invention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Israel shares his amazing initiative to gather Australians based in Israel to watch and support the World Cup 2022 Socceroos together.

Concerning matters pertaining to the Construction of an Inventor, from whom vars. Creations are developed in most ingenious Fashions, and the several Instances we are able find of Such in those not altogether pleasant Publications which are Most-oft found by Rail. Timestamps: Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla background (0:00) The Edisonade, Luis Senarens - "Frank Reade Jr., and His New Steam Man, or the Young Inventor's Trip to the Far West" (1892?) (30:14) Bibliography: Backstory Radio, conversation with Paul Israel and Bernard Carlson, 2018 https://www.backstoryradio.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2018/03/2_23_FirstDraft_MASTER_1.pdf Bleiler, Everett F. - "Science Fiction: The Early Years: A Full Description of More Than 3,000 Science Fiction Stories", 1990 Canavan, Gerry, and Link, Eric Carl - "The Cambridge History of Science Fiction", 2019 Carlson, Bernard - "Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age", 2015 Israel, Paul - "Edison: A Life of Invention", 2000 Nevins, Jess - "The Encyclopedia of Fantastic Victoriana", second ed. 2020 Stross, Randall E. - "The Wizard of Menlo Park: How Thomas Alva Edison Invented the Modern World", 2008 Music: "Electric Schottisch", composed by Jean Richter, 1872, https://www.loc.gov/item/sm1872.11807/

This week on “The Learning Curve,” co-hosts Gerard Robinson and Cara Candal talk with Prof. Paul Israel, Director & General Editor of the Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers University, and author of Edison: A Life of Invention, the definitive biography of America's greatest inventor. Professor Israel describes Edison's public and private life, as well as the impact of his world-changing inventions... Source

This week on “The Learning Curve,” co-hosts Gerard Robinson and Cara Candal talk with Prof. Paul Israel, Director & General Editor of the Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers University, and author of Edison: A Life of Invention, the definitive biography of America's greatest inventor. Professor Israel describes Edison's public and private life, as well as the impact […]

In Ep. # 4, Dr. Paul Israel, The Thomas Edison Papers, Rutgers University speaks about: - Edison's religious beliefs, or lack thereof - His philosophical view of the natural world - Interest and belief in spiritualism and unknown forces - Love for Shakespeare and reading all types of material - How he commercialized the lighting system - 9,999 ways that did not work and Edison's belief that failure was just a way to find success. - Edison and Tesla relationship, fead and myth. - What he really means when he says, invention is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. - Edison's influence on Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. #Thomas Edison #SteveJobs #ElonMusk #MenloParkLab #Invention #Inventor #ElectricCar #Motivation #Inspiration #EdisonNj #EdisonTower #LightBulb #Success #spiritualism #Religion #belief #HardWork #Tesla #NikolaTesla #Science #Technology #Creating

Thomas Alva Edison Series. Ep. # 2: Always Improving YouTube/Instagram/Facebook @TomBenteyMedia Twitter @TomBentey Dr. Paul Israel, Dr. Paul Israel of The Edison Papers, Rutgers University speaks about: While Edison did not succeed in selling his telegraphy system to the British, he learned a great deal about their own way of telegraphy. Edison's Transition from Newark, NJ to Menlo Park, New Jersey. How Edison developed a much better transmitter for telegraphy. While working on the telephone, Edison discovered a way to record messages with the Phonograph Brings in others like Francis Upton with more standard education. Approached electric light with a very strategic system. Others have been trying to work with electric light for 40 years prior. Developing vacuum technology for light bulb. #ThomasEdison #MenloParkNJ #Inventor #LightBulb #WizardOfMenloPark #EdisonNJ #EdisonTower #Edison #Phonograph #Telegraph #NewJersey #EdisonNewJersey #Documentary #Podcast #TomBenteyMedia #TBM

Thomas Alva Edison Series. Episode # 3: A Life of Work. In this Episode, Dr. Paul Israel, Edison Papers of Rutgers University discusses: Why Menlo Park, New Jersey was a great location for his laboratory. Edison's social and family life, and lack thereof. Edison's interactions with the media and how he used his exposure to his advantage. Edison's work habits. Edison's family life How Edison overshadowed the people around him. Edison's Motion Picture invention was not solely his, and how did not see the art form of movies early on. Early Motion Picture industry in New Jersey #ThomasEdison #MenloPark #EdisonNJ #EdisonTower #LightBulb #MotionPicture #Movies #Film #Edison #Camera #Action #EdisonFamily #Inventor #MovieMaker #TheGreatTrainRobbery #ElectricLight #WestOrangeNJ #NewJersey #CharlesEdison #RutgersUniversity #Goals #Motivation #Inspiration

Thomas Alva Edison Episode # 1 Learning From Failure. Dr. Paul Israel of The Edison Papers, Rutgers University speaks about Thomas Edison's childhood in Milan Ohio and Port Huron, Michigan. Not a terribly gifted student, Thomas Edison thrived in learning independently and loved work from a very early age. Saving a young boy from an oncoming train changed the course of his life forever. To show his gratitude, the boy's father taught young Thomas Edison the new Morse telegraphic system. Edison exceed at Telegraphy and began to develop ways which improved the technology. Thomas Edison's father was an interesting character who both succeeded and failed throughout his life. Young Edison learned that failure is not the end, just another opportunity to succeed. #ThomasEdison #Edison #MilanOhio #PortHuronMichigan #EdisonPapers #MenloPark #EdisonNJ #EdisonMuseum #Inspiration #Motivation #Inventor #Telegraph #Telegraphy #RailRoad #Boston #NewYork #ThomasWatson #AlexanderGrahamBell #Morse #Inventor

Thomas Edison's life as an inventor, patent holder, and businessman! Actress Janine Turner, Cathy Gillespie, and Constituting America Student Ambassadors Tova Love Kaplan and Dakare Chatman interview Dr. Paul Israel on Thomas Edison's creations, impacts on trading and purchasing patents, and legacy. Livestreamed on 05/02/2020. Sign up for our next Constitutional Chat via Zoom at https://www.constitutingamerica.org

It's time to set the record straight: Thomas Edison's greatest achievement was not the lightbulb. In fact, he wasn't even the first to invent it. The unrecognized master stroke of Edison was he brought together some of the brightest minds to collaborate, exchange ideas, and work in creative ways to change the world as we knew it. In the first episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite journeys to late-19th century Menlo Park, where a team of unsung heroes is hard at work setting up an electricity grid that could light up a New York city block. There's a lot at stake: financial ruin, countless hours of labor, and Edison's very reputation. We hear from David Burkus, author of The Myths of Creativity and Jill Jonnes, author of Empires of Light. We also get the insights of Robert Friedel, University of Maryland history professor and coauthor of Edison's Electric Light, Kathleen Carlucci, Director of the Thomas Edison Center, and Paul Israel, Director of the Thomas Edison Papers at Rutgers University.Teamistry is an original podcast from Atlassian. For more on the series, go to www.atlassian.com/podcast.

One of the most influential American inventors of all time, Thomas Alva Edison (1847–1931) is responsible for the creation of several devices that shaped the face of modern technology. Most famous for his invention of the first practical light bulb, Edison was also a shrewd businessman who bridged the gap between invention and large-scale manufacturing. Possibly the single most important figure of the Second Industrial Revolution, Edison’s vast network of corporate contacts ensured that his name was forever cemented in history as the archetypal American scientist. Paul Israel is a historian of technology who serves as the Director and General Editor of the multi-volume documentary edition of the Thomas Edison Papers at Rutgers University. He joins us on Culture Insight to share his insight into the life and work of Thomas Alva Edison.

"An inventor needs enemies." These are the words of the man who brought electricity into the home, Thomas Edison. While many will argue the particulars of what he invented, Edison was perhaps the most influential man in technology during the turn of the century. This week, Brent and Ryan talk to Dr. Paul Israel, the Director and General Editor of the Edison Papers at Rutgers University. They explore the competitive nature of the "Wizard of Menlo Park," and how this led him to be involved in the use of electricity for capital punishment. Show notes are on Ripleys.com. You can join the Notcast conversation on Twitter or drop us a line at notcast@ripleys.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Seine Fähigkeiten, in Analogien zu denken und aus Fehlschlägen zu lernen, sind sicherlich Beispiele für Charaktereigenschaften, die für Menschen mit den verschiedensten Talenten und Berufen hilfreich wären.“ Dieses Zitat stammt von Paul Israel, Biograf von Thomas Alva Edison und Leiter des Forschungsprojektes "The Edison papers". In dieser Episode beschäftigen wir uns mit dem ausergewöhnlichen Erfinder Edison, von dem wir viel über Innovation lernen können.

Shola Akinlade is CEO and cofounder of Paystack. Paystack helps businesses in Africa get paid online and offline. They’re based in Lagos, Nigeria and were part of the Winter 2016 batch.Shola’s on Twitter @shollsman.The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.***Topics00:26 - What is Paystack?01:06 - Shola's background and previous company4:26 - Paystack's YC application6:01 - Meeting his cofounder7:26 - Interviewing at YC10:21 - Joining YC as a Nigerian company10:56 - Differences between startups in Nigeria and the US13:26 - Nigeria's payments market15:56 - Paystack's growth19:26 - Expanding to other countries and hiring25:26 - The best part of doing YC29:26 - Crypto developments in Africa30:21 - Creative Joe asks - How difficult is it to get into YC?30:56 - Educating US investors32:06 - Paul Israel asks - What gaps do you think still exist in the Nigerian fintech space?33:01 - Nelson asks - Are there any conventional startup advice that did not work for Paystack as their target market is Africa?35:21 - Nelson asks - What are some important lessons he learnt while building Paystack?37:46 - Nelson asks - What are some applications he would love to see been built on top of Paystack?39:56 - Building for Africa42:16 - Nestor Ezeagu asks - Do you think something like GoFundMe could work in Nigeria?42:46 - Car Joyy asks - Can I receive payments as an MVP ecommerce site before registering as a company?44:06 - Achyut Shrestha asks - What’s your tech stack?44:41 - Jordan Jackson asks - What are the biggest cultural differences that you account for in UX and product design?48:41 - Shola's outlook50:36 - What he misses about life before Paystack52:51 - Paystack in five years54:16 - Music recommendations

Before Chatty Cathy made us flinch, the Wizard of Menlo Park not only perfected the lightbulb, he also gave us a creepy humanoid with a nightmarish shrill. Have you ever heard of Thomas Edison’s talking dolls? DOWNLOAD NOW Credit: For this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Paul Israel, the director and general editor of the Thomas A. Edison Papers at Rutgers University and Patrick Feaster, a three-time Grammy nominee and specialist in the history, culture, and preservation of early sound media, including Edison’s recordings. Sources: Origins of Sound Recording: Edison's Path to the Phonograph; Feaster, Patrick; Thomas Edison National Historic Park; Retrieved September 2018. Edison Talking Doll Recordings, 1888-1890; National Park Service; Retrieved September 2018. Edison: A Life of Invention; Israel, Paul; John Wiley & Sons; February 11, 2000. Thomas Edison’s Greatest Inventions; Bellis, Mary; ThoughtCo.; September 24, 2018. Thomas Edison’s Creepiest Invention: The Talking Doll; Hartzman, Mark; Weird Historian; May 10, 2017. Listen to the creepy voices of Thomas Edison’s talking dolls; Starr, Michelle; C/NET; May 5, 2015. Hear Edison Talking Doll Sound Recordings; Thomas Edison National Historic Park; Retrieved September 2018.

A portion of our Young Turks Main Show from July 31, 2015. For more go to http://www.tytmembership.com.  Politico article on how Rand Paul's campaign is in shambles. Cenk talks about how ridiculous the cycle is in calling the end of Paul's campaign in July of 2015, more than a year before the election will take place. They've claimed that the biggest problem he's got is the lack of fundraising b/c he won't do the stroking and courting that powerful donors expect. The article continued to outline the pitfalls of not cowtowing to rich donors, or playing “the game.” An ultra Orthodox Jewish man attacked a gay pride parade in Israel with a knife, stabbing and wounding 6 people. Audio of Louie Gohmert telling a Conservative group that if we put gay male couples, female gay couples, and straight couples on an island, nature would determine which marriage is preferred for existence. Ana replaces John for SCS. Actor James Woods is suing a Twitter user for $10 million for defamation after he suggested Woods is a cocaine addict. Other twitter users pointed out instances where Woods calls people names and disparages their character via Twitter. Comedian Kevin Hart's comments about not being comfortable with having a gay son is causing an uproar. Cenk and Jimmy are torn on the failed joke.

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Click here to download this episode! Episode 17 chums the waters with an interview with Seattle heavy hardcore outfit Requin! This interview was recorded on July 1st, 2010 in Seattle, WA. Requin is: Aaron - Bass Ben - Drums and Vocals Pam - Guitar Wolfgang - Vocals Song #1: "Pony's One Trick Isn't Funny Anymore" Song #2: "Always Low Prices On Human Life. Always." Song #3: "Five" Photo by Paul Israel