We can be sophisticated sometimes 😂

@@Unsubscribe_Clipswendigoon is an amazing soul I hope you guys find the love of Jesus Christ but even if you don’t I hope you the best god bless

@@Unsubscribe_Clips i got baited into thinking this was a whole podcast episode just about this topic

I'm sorry that your experiences have led you to need to give examples to your family.

@@shadowyyCFH I wish

These people fascinate me. How, with the mind God created, with all the breadth and depth of meaning of these vast ranks of words, can you take something as apocalyptically moving and fascinating as the story of WAR FOR ETERNITY, featuring kings, paupers, pauper Kings, devils, the Angel of the Lord, prophecies both pending and fulfilled, blood, love, epic conquest, rape, murder, the fall of the mighty, despair and eternal shining hope for all generations... and turn it into dusty marshmallows? Soft. Sugary. Dry. ... HOW?!?!

Taylor from pka tells bible stories in a funny way. Makes it interesting also. KZfaq pka bible stories compilation you wont be disappointed

​@nathanaelellender6495 To be fair, the Bible does a pretty good job of being boring on its own. Epic story ideas, sure, and deeply philosophical and in-tune with the Human condition, absolutely. But it still manages to bog all of that down with the "begats" (we literally don't need a rundown of someone's lineage), and weird parts where something insane will happen and then never be addressed again (Elisha gets his feelings hurt, so summons LITERAL BEARS TO ANNIHILATE A BUNCH OF KIDS and then he just strolls on to where he was going like nothing happened). I'm sure a lot of it has to do with how many times it's been revised and rewritten by a multitude of powers over the centuries, but as pretty much all of the versions stand today, it's a boring read. (I know... I've read it twice.)

You literally do need a rundown of someones lineage though. The fact you don't understand why tells me the depth of your actual Bibiical knowledge. The bible stories which matter aren't just the 'epig egsdee' stories. @@-Zer0Dark-

I think Creeping Death from Metallica also makes biblical stories sound sick af

Bro look at history first, study the Christianity of the first century, and then come and listen to stuff like this 😂.

Do you genuinely believe in what the Bible says? I'm curious

​@@Popeyedfreeze I'm going to read the bible

@@Popeyedfreeze Yes, I believe the Bible is the holy and inerrant word of God. I regularly read the Bible, and I read and listen to a variety of preachers, scholars, and even occasional skeptics (hard to avoid them entirely). Most importantly I believe Jesus is the Christ, and that He died for our sins so that we could live with Him for eternity.

​@@Popeyedfreeze ‭I Corinthians‬ ‭1:18‭-‬25‬ ‭NKJV‬ [18] For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. [19] For it is written: “I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, And bring to nothing the understanding of the prudent.” [20] Where is the wise? Where is the scribe? Where is the disputer of this age? Has not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? [21] For since, in the wisdom of God, the world through wisdom did not know God, it pleased God through the foolishness of the message preached to save those who believe. [22] For Jews request a sign, and Greeks seek after wisdom; [23] but we preach Christ crucified, to the Jews a stumbling block and to the Greeks foolishness, [24] but to those who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. [25] Because the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men. You might want to look into it... Bible is funny in a way that someone with IQ 92 can absolutely demolish a IQ 140 in Biblical knowledge and understanding since both start from Zero ( unbelief ) and level 1 is when you believe... then you gain more understanding and knowledge through Holy spirit. ‭Philippians‬ ‭1:9‬ ‭KJV‬ [9] And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment;

Literally

Put some respect on the name, it's a capital "G" my guy.

@@Let_The_Foolish_Take_The_Lead do not tell me what to do

@@turd__ferguson Already did 🤷‍♂️. Even just from a grammatical standpoint, it's still proper to capitalize the "g/G" because it's a name for a specific individual.

@@Let_The_Foolish_Take_The_Lead i’m not reading any of that

The Christianity that killed and raped thousands upon thousands to make people to conform to that religion? The religion who preaches about helping and saving people but yet the ones who are "Christian" are the ones who will do nothing to help someone? Yeah that religion? Sure...My Islam brothers have helped me more and have helped more than any Christian I have ever known or seen.

@@helium5912 islam huh yeah they never did any of wat u just said did they

Ask the next Christian of 30 years and all of a sudden it's the least accurate depiction. It's like music, art, and literature. Not objective, in fact, completely impossible to be objective.

According to the Bible fear is a sin so it's kinda funny they're so scary looking.

@@Birdy890 Misinformative, only when fear is an expression of unbelief or distrust in God it is sin.

​@@Birdy890 ‭II Timothy‬ ‭1:7‬ ‭NKJV‬ [7] For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. ‭Proverbs‬ ‭28:1‬ ‭NKJV‬ [1] The wicked flee when no one pursues, But the righteous are bold as a lion.

"Yes...sir?"

​@@Birdy890 Fear is not a sin. lmao It's just a normal & useful emotion that even animals have.

Fuck I cant, hurts when people legit believe its nonsense

Same here, I pray the seed of the gospel is planted to others through this.

@@joelapplin88 How big is your nose? Like, REALLY big?

@@joelapplin88but yet here you are

@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil😂😂

Bible breakdown but not a Gospel breakdown as he never mentions Jesus the Son's sacrifice on the cross. But he's well informed on scripture though.

That was hilarious.

I mean, it does check out though

The story of the Bible doesn't change - rather, it's the story that changes you.

@@yyy-875 I myself heard it a long time ago - feel free

​@piterpraker3399 I'm no Biblical scholar but hasn't the Bible (and Biblical story interpretation) literally changed several times? Old Testament, New Testament, King James etc?

@@A_Jet_Mech It's true...you're no Biblical scholar.

@@A_Jet_Mech The Bible is a collection of books which - alongside every single historical work - have needed to be transcribed. This is the age before the printer and animal skins (called vellum), papyrus, and later actual paper were used. This has led to the collection of biblical manuscripts spanning multiple centuries and languages across the ancient world...and we've also found that they've been miraculously consistent. The multiple copies make for easy (though tedious) cross-referencing too, as opposed to going through secondary or tertiary sources - which helps establish which editions are "variants" to sequester them aside. This has also made forgeries impossible, since there has never been one single document that could be vulnerable to editing. In order to successfully sneak in an edit, you'd have to have access to archeological findings across the ancient world, and work with the materials from that time period...in not just the same language, but the same slang and dialect (as the languages themselves also changed over time), and in some cases with access to similarly preserved remains of scraps of the very same animal's hide - as vellum manuscripts are also organized by the dna of the source animal! As for your New and Old Testament gripe...again, it's true that you're not a biblical scholar. I'd go a step further and say you don't even have a basic understanding of the Bible. The allusions are astounding in the Old Testament to the conditions of the New, and the New faithfully build with the Old. They aren't just nice stories that someone thought would look cute sharing the same binding.

Yeah this is something i find a bit annoying when people say that the devil rules over hell or "isnt satan good because he punishes people in hell" when that isn't at all the case in the bible

Wouldn't hell be earth then?

​@@RenegadeStriker7 no

I stand by my belief that reading is the key to the lock on our children's minds. Read about everything as much as you can always. Intelligence lies in wait for you to discover.

@@williambonnie-do7yz 100% mate👍 Why I always insisted my kids read. My daughter is a voracious reader and it shows🙂

@@williambonnie-do7yz Probably why there were a bunch of book burnings and such, cuz they wanted to get rid of knowledge.

he is rather warm and glowy

that's never going to happen, but I would love to see Brandon and Eli react to some of the crazier Bible stories!

That might fly if you get Eli the "Action Bible" comic series...

@@RudeSaiyan it's perfect because acoustic kids love the Action Bible

@@meditativewanderer251 I already do that. I'm just here for the entertainment.

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It suddenly makes a lot of sense for the first thing to come out of the flaming wheels with eyes and wings is "Can you stop freaking out for two seconds?"

Happened to Joseph smith and Muhammad, so I mean

@@free_wifi_kids i dont remember the fc5 lore that well what happened?

@@shadowyyCFH I ment Smith lol idk why I said seed. Tbh Joseph seed was probably inspired by Joseph smith (the founder of the Mormon church)

Yeah there’s the verse where Paul warns that even if an angel appears to you and preaches a different gospel, you shouldn’t believe it.

​@@free_wifi_kidsJoseph Smith was caught cheating by his wife and told her that our homeboy Jebus told him to do it. That was the catalyst that started the Morman church, magic underwear and all. Praise the Jebus! He died for our magic underwear sins.

I think people get the ideas of pagan influences and something straight up being pagan confused. For example the Christmas tree is similar to pagan traditions that use evergreen trees as decoration around that time of year, and it’s probable that the same kind of mindset which was inherited from old pagan traditions influenced the origins of Christmas trees. But that doesn’t change the fact that Christmas trees are a post Christianization tradition that was started by Christians for Christians purposes. I think that’s where people get confused.

Just as the angels presented themselves in different ways for specific receptions, and the Gospels were written to be understood by specific peoples (IE: Luke, written for gentiles) The Church too has expanded, preserved, and sanctified cultural elements in it's baptism of all nations. Also, Great book: "Bearing False Witness"

@@captainoofmerica2478 Do you have a source on that? The only primary sources I’ve found on Yule describe it as an animal sacrifice people swore oaths to, no mention of evergreens. (Venerable Bede and account of Haakon the good, 9-10th century)

@@mere7583 I never said that Yule used an evergreen, just that Evergreens have been used for winter traditions by pagan groups. If you want a good video on the subject watch Religion For Breakfast “The Very Recent Origine of the Christmas Tree.” He gives all of the proper citations and sources throughout the video. Also Google’s AI called Bard was useful to me in the research process, it can just outright answer your questions as long as you make sure the he specific, but more importantly if you ask it will give you sources and you can get it to give you primary sources and academic articles

lol that saying is just asinine. An educated Protestant would reject the idea Mary is a comediatrix

@@darkma1iceusually that saying is true.

This is the most insane saying ever 😂 protestantism literally came about by Catholics begining to read scripture for themselves 😂

@@leonscott543 that’s quite inaccurate

​@@leonscott543You mean Protestants removing books because they were being cheap? Let alone "But muh jews reject some of them"

I was not expecting that 😂

St. Augustine as well.

Even in Christianity Satan is known as the accuser of the brethren. You can read in the book of Job how he even has an audience with God even now. You have Jesus petitioning for your salvation on one side of God, Satan on the other hand is always accusing because he wants to have you sent to hell.

@@alextheim3920 that's a better break down. I'm just more recently going back and truly reading the scriptures and I'm only in Joshua at this point but at 36 I feel as if I'm finally taking it all in.

And - if my memory serves me - that is actually part of why not every reference in scripture to "the satan" isn't necessarily a demonic or luciferian figure. Context is very important around each reference, as "the accuser" is a legitimate role in the courts of heaven that is not outside of God's will or love. I'm no expert, but there is so much fascinating learning to be had about the nature and structure of heaven.

@@alextheim3920 Dr. Michael Heisner does such an incredible breakdown of this and other topics in his book "The Unseen Realm". It might take a few listen/reads through for everything to make sense (it did for me, because he gets into some deep/heady stuff), but there's so much containted in scripture that we so often gloss over.

@@vipe650r The more I listen to people the more I want to know about all the meaning behind the words we read. I'm a big "WHY" guy and hearing people dive into the cultural norms of the time is so fascinating and brings such a better understanding. Such as "love" to us is an emotion while then it was an act of choosing.

Oh yeah he’s a giant Supernatural nerd lol