Thank you for sharing your thoughts! In many Christian teachings, "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit" is often considered the one unforgivable sin mentioned in the Bible (see Mark 3:28-29 and Matthew 12:31-32). I'd be interested to learn more about the two unforgivable sins you're referring to. Could you please elaborate or share the scripture references? I'd love to understand your perspective better.

@@wealthwisdom2u Certainly My Friend ! Revelation of Jesus Christ, 14:9-11. 9. Then the Third Angel followed them Saying, with a Loud Voice , if anyone Worship's the Beast and His Image and Receives His Mark on in their Forehead or on his Hand, (or Wrist) 10. He himself Shall also drink of the Wine 🍷 of the Wrath of God, which is Poured Out Full Strength into the Cup of His Indignation He Shall be Tormented with Fire 🔥 and Brimstone in the Presence of the Holy Angels and in the Presence of the Lamb (Jesus Christ) 11. And the Smoke of Their Torment Ascends Forever and Ever and They have No Rest Day or Night, Who Worship the Beast and His Image and Whoever Received the Mark of His Name ! They Shall Burn Alive Forever and Ever Without End ! Remember, They must First Reject the Testimony of the Believer's in Jesus Christ and the Word of God, and Reject the Testimony of the Holy Angels, and Reject the Testimony of the Holy Ghost Holy Spirit and Freely Choose to Worship the Beast and His Image and Take His Mark in their Foreheads or Right Hand or Wrist a Unforgivable Sin. The Believer's will be sharing their Testimony, when the Mark of the Beast is Revealed, and Jesus Christ Sends His Angel's to Warn the People to Repent and Reject the Mark of the Beast, and to Share the Everlasting Gospel throughout the Entire World to Every Nation Tribe Tongue and People's, and Remember God Said, In the End of Day's the Last Day's the End of this Age, I will Pour Out My SPIRIT UPON ALL FLESH, Not just on the Believer's in Jesus Christ and the Word of God but Upon All Flesh ! So also Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost Holy Spirit, Blasphemy against the Holy Angels, and Blasphemy against the Believers in Jesus Christ and the Word of God, so Now you see My Friend. God Bless you !

@@wealthwisdom2u I guess The Censors don't like that I printed out the Scripture for you my friend and Deleted it. But here I'll just give you the Chapter and Verse, Revelation of Jesus Christ 14:9-11. It's a shame Everytime I print out for people they Delete it. Anyway God Bless you My Friend and keep up the good work 👍👍👍

@@wealthwisdom2u remember My Friend whoever takes the Mark of the Beast Must First Freely Choose to Reject the Testimony of the Believer's in Jesus Christ, and Reject the Testimony of the Holy Angels, and Reject the Testimony of the Holy Spirit Holy Ghost, and Freely Choose to Worship the Beast and His Image and Take His Mark in their Foreheads or Right Hand or Wrist. A Unforgivable Sin. God Bless you

Thank you for your humorous take on this story! The tent of meeting in biblical times was a significant place where God would communicate with Moses and in some cases, others. It's less about reserving a space like we would today and more about emphasizing the sanctity and seriousness of the conversation. God’s call to the tent was meant to highlight the importance of the message and ensure it was heard with the proper reverence. In the case of Miriam, Aaron and Moses, the tent served as a place for a direct and clear revelation, underscoring the gravity of Miriam's mistake in questioning Moses’s authority. And yes, Moses and Aaron did indeed share these events with others. Thanks again for your comment!

You have the Lord mistaken if you think he doesn't stand on business 💪💪💪 we serve a mighty and powerful God. He doesn't let anyone mess with his chosen ones

You dare to insult God in front of me oldtimer u will find out

Great question! The story in this video comes from the Bible, specifically Numbers 12, which talks about Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron, who lived around 1400 BCE. In the Quran, Mary (known as Mariam in Arabic) is indeed described as the daughter of Imran and is honored as the mother of Jesus. However, this Mary lived much later, around the 1st century CE. The Quran sometimes uses similar names and titles from earlier figures in the Abrahamic tradition, which can cause some confusion. But in both the Bible and the Quran, these are distinct individuals with different stories and contexts. Thanks for bringing this up-it’s a great chance to explore the similarities and differences in these important texts!

QURAN IS a Satanic perverion of The Holy Bible

​@@wealthwisdom2uJesus is GOD. Amen.

The story of the Watchers is primarily found in the Book of Enoch. The 'Day of Mercy' isn't a specific term from a particular book, but it's more of a conceptual idea inspired by various interpretations and themes found in ancient texts like the Book of Enoch.

That's an interesting perspective! The Nephilim are definitely portrayed in some ancient texts as powerful beings with a complex relationship to humanity. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

In Chinese mythology, there are no direct equivalents to the djinn of Middle Eastern. But Chinese mythology does feature a rich tapestry of supernatural beings, spirits, and deities that share some similarities with the concept of djinn.

@@wealthwisdom2u I hope the upcoming black myth wukong features a lot of them