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No but this generatalmens insight , his knowledge of history in those times + way he describes characters & what was going on is very much appreciated from myself as im not even a baby in Christ yet

It is not detached and burdensome brother, in verse 4 of chapter 1 in Ephesians we can see that God chose/elected us that we should be holy and blameless before Him. Of course we are to walk holy and blameless not to attain salvation which Christ has already done but because we are already saved and we are called to do it. Sanctification is a long long process until we are made perfect either when Christ returns in our time or we leave from our physical body. The finished work of Christ is to purchase our salvation which no one could do, the continuous work of the Holy Spirit is the sanctification of those that Christ had purchased until we come to perfection. God bless you brother.

Thanks for taking the time to put in a comment. I really appreciate every viewer, and I am humbled at the way God has used these classroom teachings over the years. Because I have seen your comment before, I want to offer some perspective. In the US, believers commonly use the names of the "days of the week and months of the year," though their names were derived from pagan celebration and cultic memory. If we can casually say we worship Jesus on "Sunday," we are referring to a word rooted deeply in the worship of the sun. Should we name it something else to blot out the pagan influence? Will people know what we are saying? Terminology like BCE is not an attempt to appease anyone. Often I am speaking in an international setting with rooms filled with people not from a Christian background, and many use a different dating system. This is to make what I am saying clear, and signal that I understand I don't live in the world alone. Just as we would tell people to meet us on "Sunday" because it is common speech in that setting, I use nomenclature that shows broader understanding. Using the term "Sunday" doesn't mean I worship the sun, but I understand the context of the room in which I am speaking. I am sure you are trying to defend the Word and the Lord, and I applaud both sentiments. In a room full of non-Christian listeners, let's say, half a world from where you live, it may be more clear for me to use the "Before Common Era" dating to be precise and understood by them. I have no problem holding Jesus at the highest place in all things, dating included. This is only an attempt to be clear, nothing more.

Uhm what does the AD stand for?

@@CHRISTChrysalisInManhaim anno domini, as in the "year of our Lord" appropriately referencing Jesus' approximate birth date (though the date is historically inaccurate).

@@ctspvideos thanks so much for taking time to answer...this furthers the point I often make...these ppl of High position Know Christ is God, yet the world is still in denial.....even Time belongs to Him!

@@CHRISTChrysalisInManhaim It's a temporary situation. One day every knee will bow. May we honor Him in every moment we can with every bit of ourselves! Blessings.