Awesome! I'm glad I was able to deliver something new!

Awesome is the word

Rev 6:5-6: "And when he opened the seal third, I heard the third living creature saying, Come and see! And I saw, and behold, horse a black; and the one sitting upon it having a yoke balance scale in his hand. And I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying, A measure of grain for a denarius, and three measures of barley for a denarius; and the olive oil and the wine do not wrong." A denarius is a Roman silver coin. Some translations translate denarius to "penny", "a day's wages", or something else. Makes me wonder why a silver coin was mentioned by name when "a days wages" would've sufficed as the denarius is no longer used... unless a denarius had the correct silver content (0.145 troy oz, slightly more than a pre-1965 US dime) for purchasing power.

IS THERE SILVER COIN DEALER NOT CHARGING SALES TAX ON MONEY

​@@tomjones-vy6ch There are many who do not charge sales tax. I buy from SilverGoldbull, no sales tax, excellent metals and very fast shipping here in Canada.

I'm a firm believer of this statement. Not only as a Christian but also as a man in general.

That is fine but look the ones in power are they are trying to keep you poor for control

...and, Haggai 2, Verse 8: God speaks: The gold and silver are mine.

There’s no one to inherit anything in the last generation.

@@PureU0Artificial And you know who the last generation is Jennifer ???? I was taught you keep playing up to the sound of the bell

Very Good 👍

Yes sir. Me too.

Amen

I'm with you.

Good

I hope you’ve been giving 10% of your income to some church since 1996 too.

I agree but another of professing Christians have excuses why they don't pay tithe

Unnecessary statement!

How many cows do you have?

So did you follow The Way of The Christ and sell all you had and pick up your cross? After all, it is a maturation process leading us to the cross into eternal salvation for those who follow Him.

WAIT, the borrower is the property of their lenders , Bible

My thoughts exactly...most people take that scripture completely out of context..people need to read the whole chapter to get a proper understanding of what is really going on.

​@Fak-Everybody yes but don't worship money worship Elohim. YAHSHUA said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 14:6

I think the important takeaway is that the Lord is above it all, but gold and silver really are what he gave us for earthly money.

I agree completely, people that throw gold and silver in the street in hopes of convincing Jesus that they have converted , during the end time Which is where we are now. I believe this will happen after the rapture when people realize it’s all true. We the church will be gone, so people will be doing everything possible including throwing gold and silver in the streets to beg our Lords forgiveness.

Gold and silver is only important as a tool here on earth. All money of any form belongs to God, and in fact, everything belongs to God. So don’t worship money. Worship God!

Thank you for this information. It is beautiful. God bless you!

You could buy all you needed to live in those days for less actual value because they didn't have the extreme high value that we have today in the form of manufactured goods and technology.

Thanks so much Yankee! And thanks for dropping a comment!

Yankee... He didn't properly address it. The keyword is wrath not their. Christ saves us from the wrath of God. The wicked... will suffer God's wrath and precious metals won't save them.

@@paulrichards383 My comment was in appreciation of him talking about that scripture (that IS often thrown at us precious metals content creators). I wasn’t expecting a full exegesis of the passage. The text and context could warrant a complete breakdown with a dozen paragraphs with various facets explored (cultural, eschatological, etc.). I have usually seen the “wrath” perspective in the text and certainly agree with it, but appreciate his “their” analysis as well.

@@YankeeStacking "their" is just their. It references to the rest of the passage. If you are a true believer in Christ, then you are saved from the wrath of the Lord. I am not saying that I don't appreciate the talking about Scripture. Not trying to one up... look at it as a Proverbs 27:17 thing. He stated that passage is used against the Christian in matters of stacking precious metals. I am just providing the apologetic to counter the attack on Christians especially from other so-called Christians.

@@YankeeStacking Ezek 7:19: "They shall cast their silver in the streets, and their gold shall be removed: their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver them in the *day of the wrath* of the LORD: they shall not satisfy their souls, neither fill their bowels: because it is the stumblingblock of their iniquity." We won't be here for this since this is after the rapture, but good to know that silver and gold will be considered valuable up until the great and terrible Day of the Lord... oh my, this is gonna be a long one about the rapture. Just stick with me... *God will gather us...* Mar 13:26-27: "And then shall they see the *Son of man* coming in the clouds with great power and glory. And then shall he send his angels, and shall *gather together his elect* from the four winds, from the uttermost part of the earth to the uttermost part of heaven." *We will be called up...* 1Ths 4:16-17: "For the *Lord himself* shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we which are alive and remain shall be *caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord* in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord." *It will resemble a harvest...* When Jesus told the parable of the man who sowed good seed, likend to the Kingdom of God Mat 13:30: "Let both grow together until the harvest: and in the *time of harvest* I will say to the reapers, Gather ye together first the tares, and bind them in bundles to burn them: but gather the wheat into my barn." *Harvest in Revelation...* Rev 14:14-16: "And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat like unto the *Son of man,* having on his head a golden crown, and in his hand a sharp sickle. And another angel came out of the temple, crying with a loud voice to him that sat on the cloud, Thrust in thy sickle, and reap: for the time is come for thee to reap; for the *harvest of the earth is ripe.* And he that sat on the cloud thrust in his sickle on the earth; and the earth was *reaped* ." This takes place before the 7 bowls of wrath (Rev 16:1: "And I heard a great voice out of the temple saying to the seven angels, Go your ways, and pour out the *vials of the wrath of God* upon the earth."). I conclude that we will be here up until the conclusion of the 7 trumpets and taken *before the bowls of wrath* judgments. So we will go through the tribulation, but taken out *before God's wrath* is poured out onto the earth. 1Ths 5:9: "For God has not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ," This is further emphasized by: Mar 13:19-27: "For in those days shall be *affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation which God created to this time, neither shall be* . And except that the Lord had shortened those days, no flesh should be saved: but for the elect's sake, whom he has chosen, he has shortened the days. And then if any man shall say to you, See, here is Christ; or, see, he is there; believe him not: For false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall show signs and wonders, to seduce, if it were possible, even the elect. But take you heed: behold, I have foretold you all things. But in those days, *after that tribulation* , the sun shall be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, And the stars of heaven shall fall, and the powers that are in heaven shall be shaken. And *then shall they see the Son of man coming in the clouds* with great power and glory. And then shall he send his angels, and *shall gather together his elect* from the four winds, from the uttermost part of the earth to the uttermost part of heaven." Hopefully, I was clear... Additionally, about silver... Rev 6:5-6: "And when he opened the seal third, I heard the third living creature saying, Come and see! And I saw, and behold, horse a black; and the one sitting upon it having a yoke balance scale in his hand. And I heard a voice in the midst of the four living creatures saying, A measure of grain for a denarius, and three measures of barley for a denarius; and the olive oil and the wine do not harm." A denarius is a Roman silver coin. Some translations translate denarius to "penny", "a day's wages", or something else. Makes me wonder why a silver coin was mentioned by name when "a days wages" would've sufficed as the denarius is no longer used today... unless a denarius had the correct silver content (0.145 troy oz, slightly more than a pre-1965 US dime) for purchasing power.

Thanks so much for you kind words and support. God Bless!

God made gold and silver. Man makes dollars/yen/euro etc.

@@auntiefiat9769 absolutely

@Hillbilly Stacker Completely agree, and furthermore, I don't see why any of our Christian brothers and sisters would struggle over this, of all things. I don't mean to be insulting, but I honestly think that any Christian who "struggles" over whether to stack gold and silver is a person who hasn't really thought it through at all. I don't mean to sound crude or insensitive, but honestly, to think precious metals are a sin is just ridiculous. Notice that the same people don't "struggle" at all over the idea of whether or not to stack fiat, stocks, land, cryptocurrency, real estate, or any other asset or financial instrument. But they wanna act like stacking gold/silver is somehow a materialistic Scrooge McDuck type of thing to do. They are brainwashed, simply put. There is zero reason for them to "struggle" over this, the only reason they do is because they are brainwashed and it prevents them from thinking clearly. I don't think this, I know this for a fact. Because if they truly struggled over whether or not gold/silver were a sinful thing to stack, then they would struggle MUCH MORE over whether fiat dollars, stocks, and other man-made illusions of wealth are sinful to stack. And they don't question those things at all. Which tells you they are not "struggling" with discerning gold/silver at all, they are just lying and making excuses. If someone tells me "Brother, I'm struggling with the idea of stacking metals, I feel that it is greedy and inhibits my ability to be a good steward of my family's wealth".... I will tell them "Okay. Then first, before you talk about gold/silver, empty your bank account of all your fiat dollars. Close out your stocks portfolio. Because stocks are just shares in (for the most part) evil multinational corporations who are constantly lobbying govt to sell out more and more of your rights and liberties, with the agenda of doing away with Christianity and creating a one-world tyrannical antichrist govt. And fiat currency is robbing you and your family of purchasing power on a daily basis. Gold and silver are not doing those things. And yet you wanna talk about being a good steward of your family's wealth and acting like you have the moral high ground by not stacking the ONE thing (gold/silver) that is NOT created by man and is not doing damage to your country? I think you should sit down and have a long thinking session before you come to me concerned about being morally upright and pretending that gold/silver are somehow inhibiting your walk with God." That conversation has happened a couple times over the years. They either agree with me and begin stacking silver/gold, or they scoff and walk away.

@@SlingshotMustang very very well said. I think they get it confused with with currencies that were being debased in Biblical times. Even then they were cutting the purity content of coinage and in essence was theft of wages by greedy elites. As you said and as I've heard many times is that silver and gold is not man made and is of God. I think one reason many Christians fear silver and gold is because of Judas Iscariot. The silver is not what corrupted Judas but that's what is brought to the forefront in doctrine. I see nothing wrong with stacking God's metals and in fact I encourage my brethren to do so. A lot of parts of the Bible can be viewed and focus on certain aspects ie Lazarus and the rich man of whom Lazarus desired but just the scraps that fell from his table and of course Judas Iscariot and the 30 pieces of silver. Yet also it speaks of wealth as being silver and gold, cattle, land and other things and that these things were owned by Godly men who were blessed. Owning metals itself is not anything wicked in my belief. There can be good and bad in nearly all things. It just depends on its intent. You stated possibly the best explanation of this that I've ever heard. Very very well put.

Agreed! The Works of Josephus is a fascinating highly regarded extra-Biblical historical text. It fills in a lot of contextual gaps and expands on people mentioned in the Bible.

The date on your calendar and newspaper was established by the crucifixion How's that for being relevant or modern The bible is a record of history and the standard

Actually, the Bible is more historically correct than any Encyclopedia published. More so it is astronomically accurate. The Biblical timeline has been proven. Fossilization is due to lightning bolts. Any animal that passes away rots.

In the beginning.... Definitely historical among many other things.

The word itself tells you "His Story" - history

💯 % agreed brother 🙌 🙏

Now we have money so those other things are mostly dead weight. Accept for cattle. At least they are edible.

Amen 🙏

Yeah god supported central bank currencies 😂😂😂😂 , y’all are straight bafoons!

No.As a historcal standard usually silver is rated at 20 to 1... and gradually the silver was highly adulterated with lead..

In the days of Solomon, silver was so abundant it was almost like our cent compared to gold. Kings were paying him in gold or precious jewels. That doesn't mean silver is worthless. It's meant to be the people's currency.

People are using the bible to rationalize poor spending habits. Metals are only useful now for electronics and jewelry. Nobody buys anything but paper money with their metal. And at a loss to boot.

@@deker0954 you don't appear to understand what money actually is, nor is your opinion on people using the Bible to rationalize poor spending habits true is any sense. If you are unwise and overpay using fiat currency and then double down to more stupidity by selling it back for fiat currency, that's a lack of knowledge and not supported in God's word.

@@paulrichards383 money is what I pay my bills with. You have this fixed idea that there is something spiritual about metals. They were a means of trade. You could sell things and store value. The metal was durable and rather fetching. Papers were easily destroyed. Gold has become a fools hobby. You cannot buy anything with it accept fiat currency. Your stack is some kind of perverted alter to God. You idolize it as much as a man idolizes his cash.

It's my first video from him as well. And we listened to it on the way to church this morning. Then again, on the way home from church. And then again, tonight, before bed, and even took notes. It was so refreshing, factual and historical and just gave great comfort and perspective to our Faith etc.❤

Every penny of gold anyone has will first be taken into account first if you have the mark of the beast before you spend. You can't without it.

WAIT, the borrower is the property of their lenders, Bible

I agree.

Bible is not what most people think.

say amen, lol

May the Lord directs u to know Him personally. So that u won't have doubt if God is real 😂

@@davidhager5206 I'll say!

@@robstrickland166 Why not?

Perhaps... but I think you are discounting scarcity. Mining technology has significantly improved, and land is much more scarce in today's world.

mpst recently, during weimar, one could fetch a farm for 20 ounces silver and an entire city block standing with buildings for 25 ounces of gold. just for perspective.

Keep in mind that a plot of lands value was also determined by its use. as a homestead, sure it might be worth a lot. But some places are just barren tracts of land that are not good for building or farming, or even scenic. Especially in Judah and the surrounding Middle East at the time.

If you're collecting any object with an image any of any created being (angel, mammal, fish, bird, insect, etc.), then you're engaged in the grave sin of idolatry. Deuteronomy 4.15-19 Therefore watch yourselves very carefully. Since you saw no form on the day that the Lord spoke to you at Horeb out of the midst of the fire, beware lest you act corruptly by making a carved image for yourselves, in the form of any figure, the likeness of male or female, the likeness of any animal that is on the earth, the likeness of any winged bird that flies in the air, the likeness of anything that creeps on the ground, the likeness of any fish that is in the water under the earth. And beware lest you raise your eyes to heaven, and when you see the sun and the moon and the stars, all the host of heaven, you be drawn away and bow down to them and serve them, things that the Lord your God has allotted to all the peoples under the whole heaven. To claim to be a Christian and engage in open sin is the sin of profanity. That is, you profane the Holy name of God when you associate it with sin.

​@@FidgetyGuy send me all your dollars to avoid this grave sin. Put your money where your mouth is.

@@FidgetyGuy Jesus was confronted by the Pharisees whether it was OK to pay tax to Rome. He used a coin with Caesar's image on it and told them to render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that are God's. He never told them to get rid of their coins for having an image of Caesar on it.

@@hermanwooster8944 You have the story jumbled up in your memory. They asked him the question to trap him. And so, Jesus ask them whose image was on the coin. They said Caesar and he said what you said. Jesus did not hold any money. To pay his taxes, he directed another to catch a fish and open it's mouth. Inside the mouth of the fish was a coin.

​@@FidgetyGuy If Jesus told them to pay their taxes to Caesar with coins that have his image and superscription on them, then it is clearly acceptable to have such coins in one's possession. Otherwise, the commandment cannot be fulfilled. Your position is closer to that of the Zealots who believed it was wrong to give tax money to Rome. Jesus did not burden the people with such a view. He advocated payment of taxes, and Paul did too in Romans 13:6-7. If it's a sin for someone to mint a coin with a person's face on it, that sin falls on the person who made that decision, not on you for living under the system and having a coin in your pocket.

You can do in grams. What you can afford even if its little. You have 2.5 grams or 5 grams . I dont know if there is less. So you can do little by little what you can afford. I cant by 1 ox at 2000 as well. 😂

​​@@emmanouilachladiotis5272 you can buy it now on grains. 15 grains to a gram. I received a letter from a silver broker stating "we now have fractional silver, before long no one will be able to afford to buy an once" there is a huge growing need for silver in technology!

@@jimlyons6992 the silver for an oz is stI'll doable. But gold is to expensive for 1oz. I ll check what those grains are cause I have not notice grain't as you said. But maybe it's also less worth it as it's to little, the gram is doable and is more then grain. Of course if you can't do gram and you can do lower its alwaysyyes better then nothing

@@jimlyons6992 I check my bullion website. The do gram and above only

Hi Christine: I don't know if the person from Bible college has thought about the context of that scripture verse. After reading and studying over the years, it's been impressed upon me that: 1. The gold and silver thrown in the streets has NOT happened yet. 2. When it does happen, it will be near the end of Daniel's 70th week. Remainder of people living in that awful time will be in survival mode. Initially, it'll be used as a means of payment/barter as fiat/paper will be worthless. When the mark of the beast is implemented, those that are not plugged in to that satanic system will be quietly bartering among themselves until it is impossible to do so. (Just my 2 cents.) In the meantime, before the rapture of the church, I think it's wise to have precious metals as it's outside our current "system" and is true wealth preservation should the current system implode.

@@tmow297 Rapture is false doctrine which started in 1800s England and later popularized in the US in early 1900s by Darby and Schofield (written in the notes section of the Schofield Reference Bible). It was rightly rejected by the Church at the time, and the concept was unheard of prior to that. You should really look into it. All of us will go through tribulations.

@@brandonc4770 oh I've looked into it. The word rapture in the Greek lexicon is, "Harpazo" and in the Latin vulgate, the word, "rapiemur" is found (where we eventually get the word, "rapture.") A simple Google search will lead you to the scripture. So....it is not a false doctrine. The main disagreement among many is the timing of the rapture. The reason for that is mainly the reader of the word of God lacking precision in his or her personal studies with the guidance of Holy Spirit. Once a person gets a firm grasp of Daniel 9:24-27, it sets up the rest of the prophetic narrative and the fog begins to lift.... And with Darby: there were a handful rapture adherents WAY before him; Josephus, and Tertullian to name a couple. They studied Paul's writings as they were Roman. (Paul was a Roman citizen.)

Sounds like inflation. Anything you would throw into the streets was worthless.

Why can't people read. They have no understanding. The hole point is that the only one that saves is Jesus / Yeshua That's it no more no less

Thanks for watching!

Well said! Couldn't agree more!

When the greedy colonizers removed the gold standard, everything went downhill and God is not pleased. He will be returning soon to straighten this mess out and reward everyone justly

@@mindbodysoul5806 True enough. It's time to remove the parasites from off our backs.

What are you saying exactly? This country is being invaded as I write this reply.

@@mindbodysoul5806everyone is a colonizer

A good man leaves inheritance to his childrens children

Stress (or anxiety) is no fun at all. So may I offer God's alternatives? Matt 6:25-34, and Philippians 4:4-8.

Amen...my husband is so gifted when it comes to brick, block, or stone. The good Lord has definitely blessed him with skill and ability. That alone is priceless, he is a good carpenter too...boom...boom...boom... We are both the 7th born in our families and our birthdays are right together...Aug 9, and August 10...just alot of ironies.... He is also a man of God....what more could you possibly ask for? I was blessed for the Lord directs our paths...

Yes, Electrum was used. It's a combination of gold and silver. Usually 80/20 with a hint of copper.

When the lean times start and food gets scarce how will you feed people. Steal it ??

@@cherylperkins7538 i look at it like this, we all going to be in the same situation, not everyone is going to have money or silver, but, like as of me, i know how to make many need and useful things, we will be doing exchanges, there will be people that farm a little and we will be able to trade, either goods for food or silver, but think about it, not everyone will take silver or gold.

The KJV is one of the best translation but it is NOT perfect. The men that translated it were not 100% inspired. Take Zachariah 5 for example. It refers to flying rolls with a lead container in them and in the lead container is "a woman". The word for woman that was translated is "aisha", HOWEVER, "aisha" has a second meaning, which is "fire offering". The flying rolls that were documented to be about 36' long and when they land, they consume even the stones of the buildings in the city that they target. What is being described here is an ICBM and in the lead container is a FIRE OFFERING, NOT a woman. I LOVE the KJV but it is not "perfect".

@@ihavetofishable There are a lot of errors in the KJV. I think It is superstitious to think that only one out of hundreds of translations is the only correct one. The KJV has been revised several times itself. The KJV does not always agree with the original language manuscripts. the KJV was the not the first English translations. Why not say the Genevia Bible is the only right translation? The KJV only movement was began to keep the people in certain churches.

@@Tinstared Exactly. Earlier manuscripts than those used for KJV translations have been discovered since 1611 that are more accurate or authentic to the original.

@@getx1265 ... The KJV Is missing 7 books from the Bible!

KJV mistranslates Aeon as world instead of age. End of the world is quite different from end of the age!!!!

True. I give him props for trying. Banks/governments around the world are hording gold now. That passage isn't talking about fiat currency at all. It is gold and silver. It's also not talking about those whom Christ saved because it specifically mentioned the wrath of God. The wicked will suffer God's wrath not the true believer in Christ. I have to say "true" and not be a logical fallacy because Satan and demons believe too, yet tremble with fear.

the reference 'their' is speaking of those who control the world by their use of fiat currency, the synagogue of satan. it will not save them because everyone will finally understand the subversive behaviour this lot promotes.

@@jhart7304 true, "their" refers to the unsaved, wicked people. If you didn't see my initial reply on this comment, it's above yours just so I don't have to repeat myself.

@@paulrichards383so im magically wicked for not believing im your fairytales?