Ah sorry @izzick2517 hopefully some of it would have been helpful but we will have to do an updated video!

Time goes quickly! You did a great job with this video!

Nice! Make sure you find the Christian Union! Also have you come across Fusion Movement? They help prepare students find churches before they move. Fusionmovement.org

@@Norwichyfc I haven't come across that but I will do now! Thank you :)

No problem!

Thanks Skiv!

Thanks Gwil, that's a pretty good reason for a pause! Happy birthday for next week!

Parsnips roasted in honey are the best! Maltesers for the win!!

Thank you!

You're fired. Again.

I totally believed it was a goal for them 😂

@@Norwichyfc tbh if half the ball goes in I think it counts you stopped it just before

Haha yeah it all happened super slow! Thought it was sure goal for them at the time.

Just accept it and move on ;)

We are still not sure how Jenny created such a monstrosity!!

This is what living in Wales does to you 😂😂

😭😭😭 It hurts cos it's true!

Thanks for your comment Hugh. Sounds like a great idea for a future video.

@@Norwichyfc I agree, thanks for the consideration, I'll look forward to it. On the same note, I would suggest you balance your sources on this topic, only appealing to a biased Christian apologetic appraisal won't cut the mustard, you really need to look at independent secular NT scholarship and historical scholarship on the matter.

we can roll it out every year!

He loves a good acting role!

Thanks for your encouragement Josh! Keep going and keep growing!

Thanks Gary!

Paul is the sole source of Christianity. When Paul realized that the messiah prophesied in Daniel 9:25 had not come at the appointed time, he made up stories set decades in the past to make the prophecies "fake, but accurate". The fulfillment of the Daniel 9:25 prophecy written in 538 BC was the test of the true messiah. By 60 AD it was known that the prophecy of a messiah coming in "seven weeks and threescore and two weeks" had not occurred on the assigned date. "Seven weeks and threescore and two weeks" is, 7 + 60 + 2 = 69 total weeks. One prophetic week = seven years, so 7 x 69 = 483 total years beginning with the decree given to Ezra by Artaxerxes I in 458 BC and terminating with the baptism of Jesus. So, Paul then wrote stories about a messiah set in time decades earlier to match the prophecy with details matching Jewish expectations from Zechariah 12, "They shall look upon me whom they have pierced". Paul wrote that the messiah was pierced with nails though his feet and wrists and pierced with a spear in his side to make it "fulfilled" -- but it hadn't actually occurred. He then zealously evangelized and built prayer houses based on his fictitious tales. Paul was the myth-maker who wrote more than half of the books of the New Testament that created the faith that became Christianity. Without Paul, Christianity would not exist. Paul wrote more than half of the New Testament books, then the Gospels were written decades after that building on Paul's stories. None of the Gospels were written by witnesses to Jesus; Paul only asserted that he had a vision of him.

Ah we're sorry you've come to that conclusion. Most historians disagree with you though. Thanks for watching

@@Norwichyfc _"Most historians disagree with you though."_ Really? I find that surprising. Can you name one? Can you provide any contemporaneous evidence that the Bible figure known as Jesus ever existed?

@@Norwichyfc _"Ah we're sorry you've come to that conclusion."_ According to the Bible: • Jesus was recognized at birth by the entire region as the prophesied messiah. • Distinguished foreigners (Maji) traveled to bear infant Jesus gifts. • King Herod killed all male infants in Jerusalem and surrounding regions in order to eliminate Jesus. • King Herod met Jesus so he could worship him too. • Jesus traveled the region for thirty years. • Jesus performed numerous miracles, calmed a storm, walked on water, and raised the dead. • Whichever city Jesus went to, everyone who touched his clothes were healed, including the paralyzed. • Jesus was arrested and put on trial twice by Governor Pilate. • After the Resurrection, all of the graves opened and the corpses rose out and walked into town and appeared to "many". Yet, there was no contemporaneous memorialization of any of that, in any way. Jesus himself left no archaeological evidence of any kind, such as artifacts, dwellings, works of carpentry, or self-written manuscripts. Even Paul asserts that he only saw him in the spiritual realm (as a bright light). Philo of Alexandria, born twenty years before the purported time of Jesus and died twenty years afterwards, never mentioned him and he was a religious scholar who was aware of the "savior" craze during his lifetime due to the messiah prophesied in Daniel 9:25.

@@Norwichyfc Would you consider it unusual for graves to open and the corpses rise up and walk into town? Wouldn't you think if a baby was recognized as God at birth and met with the king and this God was walking around town for thirty years, performing miracles and raising the dead, that someone would have noticed and documented it?

Hi Khairul! Hi from the UK! We hope you found this bible verse encouraging. Do you have a favourite bible verse?

Because we don't have a camera on your pov! 🤷

5 if you include the youtube one

@@magnusmights2265 good to know our system works!

Not sure that Nick can take responsibility for the covid rates!! 😂

We are all shocked and saddened by his behaviour! 😆

If only last night's game against Scotland was as good!

I promise my chips only had salt and vinegar added to them!

@@jennywilcock7458 I approve! You have redeemed yourself! :D

@@sophiespree haha thanks, I appreciate that!

Cheers Josh - we'll have to get you on another track soon!

@@Norwichyfc Yes definitely!!

Glad you enjoyed it

Judgement approved!!!

I'm being absolutely roasted for my eating habits here 😂 I promise it's not that bad!!

@@jennywilcock7458 Sorry Jenny, you know I love you really!

Frozen chopped onions is probably the best uni hack I've got 😂

Thank you so much!