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I've never heard this before… So you're saying that Jericho allowed the Israelites to surround their city for 7 years? No fighting back. No defending.. for 7 years? Are you saying they walked every year? or every day of every year? also, I'm curious where you got this from and if you have any sources… I mean. maybe.. if it's true what you're saying, what an incredible amount of patience and obedience Joshua and the Israelites showed….

@@wypij No. 7 days represents a year in the Revelation prophecy. The 7th year, all 7 vials are poured out in the 7th year in quick succession resembling Jericho. 2024 is the 7th year ending Trumpets, and all 7 vials are poured out in one year.

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He should bring into life the babies that were thrown from the city walls since they were not to keep anything alive

Did they find the dead corpse's of babies thrown from the walls. They were not allowed to keep anything living from the city.

@@jherrera3058 Actually they did all over Canaan, in places they called High-places. Thousands of babies and children in jars burnt, some decapitated; Sacrificial offerings to the Canaanite god Baal. You should do some reading. Presently; Do you know how many babies have been sacrificed to Satan since the inception Roe vs. Wade through abortion? You secularist pagens seem to think you have the high ground in morality, but are simply evil and hypocrites.

Yeah because earthquakes have never knocked things down or started fires. Certainly, no wall has ever collaped due to natural weathering over time. No, the only logical explanation for a fallen mud wall has to be divine intervention. You're the one ignoring 99% of alternative explanations and using 1% preconceived notions to refute the truth.

@@apollofell3925 The walls all fell 'outwards' all around the circumference of the site. Explain how an earthquake would accomplish that feat. If the walls had fallen every which way, it would easily be concluded it was an earth quake, but they didn't, as discovered by all archaeological digs, including Kenyon's. As for ignoring; No I am not ignoring anything and there is only two explanations for what happened at Jericho. No preconceived notions here, just facts from careful study. Be honest; How deeply have you studied the evidence?

@@Flagrum3 Let's think about this logically. Obviously the mud walls wouldn't fall inward against the stone walls they were propped up against for support. They also wouldn't collapse to the side, or obliquely, that's not how tall objects with rectangular bases fall. Look up some indoor videos of earthquakes, you'll notice any bookshelf up against a wall will always fall directly away from that wall, not paralell to it. Let's be honest, you're not an archeological expert, and you haven't deeply considered the evidence - you just watched a KZfaq video from a guy who confirmed your preconceived beliefs about a religious Abrahamic text, and stopped your "careful study" there. The Wikipedia article for the Battle of Jericho literally states, "Excavations at Tell es-Sultan, the biblical Jericho, have failed to substantiate this story, which has its origins in the nationalist propaganda of much later kings of Judah and their claims to the territory of the Kingdom of Israel."

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Uh, it’s an ancient city. I doubt it would be poppin with malls and night clubs

It just seems there would be tourists. But I guess not...

I was with a Christian group with Israeli tour guides. We did not go to Jericho and it was obvious that the divide between Palestinian and jew was still present.

@lyndylulu2 No but for real!?? Not a single person in sight anywhere not even other tourists or historians? That is super weird to see to me too.

It’s that cord out the window that allowed the wall to be pulled down.

Unlikely. The resonant frequency of a wall along its vertical axis is one divided by the wavelength at the asymptotes. Around 1Hz. The Shofar has a typical fundamental arount 376Hz a little bit higher than an F#. Keep in mind that no Shofar is alike, so there can be no strong amplitude multiplication by adding elements. Thus the energy available to vibrate the wall at the frequency most able to motivate it was several orders of magnitude less than the strongest acoustic pressure at the foci of the array of horns as presented by the Isrealites. In other words, I'm afraid it's clear you don't have the faintest clue as to what you are talking about, and I thus strongly advise you to shut the fuck up.

@@adearthical they were instructed by God to encircle the city and blow their horns. God made the walls tumble, not frequency.

@@armyinfantry11b No. God and His angels often gave specific material instructions to the Israelites on how to affect things physically using the laws of reality which God established. God did not directly intervene except in a few cases, such as the plagues of Egypt. Frequency and resonance brought down the walls, and God told us how to do it. The walls took repeated blasts of sound to weaken the structure, loosening stone and crumbling mortar until it collapsed. This idea that God directly does everything is antithetical to the doctrine of free will and is an Evangelical con artist created dogma. There’s other Biblical examples of horns specifically being weapons. Angels using them to wipe out armies and cities using sound, but this capability hasn’t been fully given to human beings. The Bible tells us that sound may be the most powerful ranged weapon, and angels would be equipped with a sword and a horn.

@@armyinfantry11b Also there’s a clear reason humans do not have the full capability of sound, angels in Revelations are described blowing horns which will level mountain ranges and cause the sky to retract like a scroll just by using sound. This isn’t technology humans are ready for. It’s given in varying strengths to the ranks of Heaven to be used at specific points in this story, which has already been written. Think of how destructive a nuclear blasts sonic boom is. Now imagine just the sound basically resetting the universe. Humans don’t need that any time soon.

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@@ixisinvestigator6009 evil? Are you dumb? His thoughts for you are good and not evil

@@KVJ-w7h joshua: for i killed everyone even babies for you my lovely lord ! yahwah: yes hahahaha you feed me well ! crunchy babies ! i'm your lord your god love to make play on you

@@ixisinvestigator6009 I am referring to the LORD of the Heavens and the Earth, and not your master which is satan.

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NO walls at Jericho during the time of Joshua !

Despite missing archeological information (due to being ancient like Ephesus), the Bible seems to have gotten everything else right - it's not a ficticious city, in the right setting and place, current ownership even disputed in present day, with the right architecture to support Biblical details... if it were a pure fabrication like @Ray B declares - they wouldn't get even the known things right, they'd embelish in all sorts of ways that would be obvious.

@@RayB1656 - 7 is not a "magical number"... it's often a Biblical reference to (God's) completeness. Like in Genesis, man was made on the 6th day (of existence)... hence the term (mark) 666 in Revelation about the end times, an unholy trinity (anti-God, anti-Christ, and anti-holy spirit) not provided by God.

@@RayB1656 - I don't think there are any archeological digs that line up with much of anything from Greek Mythology, hence the term mythology... unlike other Biblical items like Noah's Ark, and all the details surrounding its existence and even the claims of its find on Mount Ararat in Turkey. If the world were flooded, the ark would rise to levels above land - how can a bunch of ancient and usually uneducated people sit and put together such significant detail that always makes sense per the remaining artifacts... and never seem to get anything wrong or out of context, despite missing information?

@@alanncsu3243 Thank you for the explanation concerning the number 7. Will be removing my previous comment concerning the number 7 ! ..... I know there are also a few important numbers, possibly 3, 7, 10, 12, 40....

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NO Christians at the time of Jericho, only Hebrews tribes !

I really love the story.

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No, they were Israelites. Christianity is a copycat religion, not a continuation of Judaism.

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Pure fiction ! '' Amazing story'' of killing everything which was living inside the ''walls'' Very cruel story !

@@RayB1656 and ever since up to this day is much better..no genocides, no wars, no discrimination arent we lucky and so humane

@@kathleenmears4530 Mankind or HomoSapien sapien , since 100,000 years, has used all the weapons he ever invented...the future is probably uncertain...

In palestine.

@@SalahX9XGTA In the Palestinian authority. It's not an official country and never will be as they don't have historical claims to the land of Judea.

How incredibly silly. So in seven days the Israelites managed to tunnel all around the circumference of Jericho and somehow managed to knock down the upper mud-brick wall, but leave the retaining walls below intact? Do you have any clue what the circumference is of ancient Jericho was? Do you use any logic in your thoughts?

@@Flagrum3 yes, yes, and yes....were you there?

@@oak4901 Yes, I was. ; )

@@Flagrum3 I am not addicted to magical thinking so pardon me for being LOGICAL....

@@oak4901 Your idea was completely illogical. I thought my response would have explained why pretty clearly. Maybe it's just from a lack of knowledge on your part in what archaeologists found, which was the walls all around the city fell except for one small area. We're talking a pretty lengthy wall all around the city.

You forgot about the part where they go in and hack everyone to death and burn people alive. It was a barbaric slaughter. The biblical god is a sick and twisted fcuk in the old testament.

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It is in the the Palistinian area within the geographical boundary of modern day country of Israel.

D W Arthur's Little Sister No it’s not, the Palestinian Territories are a separate entity from the State of Israel, and they’re in no way part of the modern day country of Israel under international law due to the Armistice Agreements of 1949. Palestine is not like Hong Kong or Kurdistan, which are separate regions in China and Iraq but they’re one entity. Palestine is officially separate, and the State of Palestine is recognised as an independent country by over 70% of countries, and it’s an official member of the UN and many other international forums e.g. the International Olympic Committee, the FIFA Council etc. They officially operate separately from Israel, and where you might see labels such as “Hong Kong, China” or Iraqi Kurdistan”, you’d never see “Palestine, Israel” because they’re separate. The more accurate description would be that the Palestinian Territories are under illegal Israeli occupation. However, Jericho is still part of the Palestinian Territories, which is not part of the geographical boundary of modern day Israel; that boundary does not include the West Bank.

Oh? So how was there "Morning and evening" on the first day, when the sun, moon, and stars weren't created until day 4? How did Noah fit over 33,000 animals on a boat smaller than an aircraft carrier? How did they clean up that much poop without dying from methane poisoning in less than a week? What did the carnivores eat for a year? Why didn't the ancient Chinese, aborigines, or Aztecs notice the global flood? They all survived... How did Jonah survive 3 days in the stomach acid of a whale, without oxygen to breathe? Nevermind that no whale or fish is capable of swallowing a human whole. Infallible?! Nope. The Bible has several hundreds of mistakes. Shall I go on?

Tell that to all the evidence to the contrary....

So it survived the world wide flood during Noah's days, interesting....

@@GTKJNow There was no "worldwide flood". No evidence exists to support this ridiculous story of "god" killing everything because he was pissed off that his experiment was failing. Where did all the extra water come from that would be enough to cover Mt. Everest? Where did all that water go afterwards? The Earth is about 4 billion years old. Get over it.

@@williamgreenfield9991 Ha ha you are laughable, you remind me of Psa 2:4 He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision. But seriously you/your soul is in jeopardy of everlasting fire and torment. He was and is long suffering. In the beginning there was a firmament above the earth and plenty of water/springs of water in the earth. Combine that with 40 days and nights of rain and there's enough to cover Mt. Everest. Then later there was a lot of wind Gen 8:1 But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that were with him in the ark, and he sent WIND over the earth, and the waters receded. William Greenfield you put your faith in an UNPROVEN THEORY of Evolution that earth is 4 Billion years old and it came from nothing? You are truly a fool Psa 14:1 [[To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David.]] The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. They are corrupt, they have done abominable works, there is none that doeth good. Also, Psa 53:1

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True, Jericho is NOT the oldest cities on this planet !

@@RayB1656 from the bible

@@RayB1656 Try studying some archaeology. Jericho is known to be the oldest 'known' city according to ALL of the archaeological societies and studies so far.

@Anti. -Idiot. The Bible says the earth is a sphere and hangs on nothing.

Says oldest (still occupied) city on the planet... not oldest on earth. I belive the artifacts are being dug up underneath the existing residents.

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But Jericho was straitly shut: "none went out, and none came in" (Joshua 6. 1). The Lord (Sun) however, gave it into Joshua's hands. Seven priests (seven summer constellations) were appointed to bear as many trumpets of rams' horns (Aries during each of these seven months) about the devoted city (lunar month). These rams' horns the priests tooted about the city every day (month) for six days (months). On the seventh day (month) they compassed the city seven times, tooting their rams' horns as they went, i.e., they recalled all the summer months to view (feast of tabernacles, or of the ingathering) in that one month, when the city (summer) fell down flat, and the people at the command of Joshua, shouted " Amen (Oh, Ram), glory to the Ram,” as he went down in the west. All that was in the city was utterly destroyed, save Rahab (or Virgo, which became a day constellation), whom notwithstanding her slip of chastity, Joshua saved alive with all her household, and all that she had, and she dwelleth in Israel (i.e., she is one of the four constellations of summer) unto this day (6.25). Thus, perished Jericho, or the lunar month, and the calendar month of 30 days being firmly established, the year consisted of 360 days.

@@harveywabbit9541 how does this astrological b*llshit contredict what i just said?

@@ixisinvestigator6009 Jericho is from Jerah/Yerah aka MOON. There was no such a place or city called Jericho.

@@harveywabbit9541 how are you so sure?

@@ixisinvestigator6009 Joktan/Yoktan had 13 sons and one of them was the moon.

Hell was an invention of the Early Dark Ages. Please review your History !

@@RayB1656 Hades

@@aaronseebarran8893 Hades was the son of the Titans. You believe in Greek mythology ? Good for you. Please live in your century !

@@RayB1656 Hades can also be a term for hell

@@aaronseebarran8893 It is NOT generally a term for Hell , please read your History, your are lacking knowledge. It is a term for the devil. Again, please verify your History books.... and do NOT confuse Greek mythology and 11th century beliefs ! Homo Sapien sapien is so egoistic, he can talk directly to GOD, just like Moses . I wonder if the Neanderthal man did believed in Heaven and Hell ! They were also created by EL and Asherah ????

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All testable claims made in the scriptures have been proven false multiple times, by multiple fields of science.

@@natravenfeld8278 That's false! The scriptures are literally history, proven *facts.* Blessed are the ones who believe. The ones that don't believe are already condemned by their selves. If you don't want to be condemned, it's not too late, all you have to do is repent.

@@ilovenoodles7483 If its proven to be factual wheres the proof?

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