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<p>In Ge 38, Judah (a shadow of God) has three sons: Er, Onan and Shelah representing Adam, Israel (the nation) and Joseph, the husband of Mary. The story which follows is a shadow of the birth of Christ.</p>
<p>''Er'' means ''awake'' and the verse says he was ''called Er'' or ''called awake''. Awake is the opposite of asleep. Asleep is used to say that someone is dead. And when you are dead you return to the dust. So Er was called Awake, or he was 'called alive from the dust' confirming that he represents Adam. The story goes on to say that he was killed because of sin, as was Adam.</p>
<p>In the story, he was made to be flesh from the dust. Paul further clarifies the riddle saying that he had a thorn in the flesh ([[2Co 12:7]]), confirming that the flesh itself is the thorn and crying out...</p>
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