Ah, just another progressive heretic who thinks he's smarter than Yahweh. He'll find out.
@christianuniversalist2 күн бұрын
The DBH 2nd Edition is the only New Testament translation that I trust.
@brandoncook79722 күн бұрын
Revelation is a political tirade of a specific time period, its apocalyptic literature, nothing more.
@chdao2 күн бұрын
I am so glad that folks are starting to talk about symbolic interpretation. This would prevent so many people from deconstructing.
@nord10016 күн бұрын
Aaron looks very similar to voice actor Sam Reigel (minus beard) so it confuses when I see “Sam” taking about 1-2 Samuel in my thumbnails
@goodnight7879 күн бұрын
What is this a portion of? What podcast number?
@morganwyatt59538 күн бұрын
It's part of a KZbin series on this same channel
@goodnight7878 күн бұрын
@@morganwyatt5953 yes I know. I'm looking for which specific one
@MrNateHinton9 күн бұрын
The implications of whether or not a man can be raised from the dead absolutely does affect your life. "Thats not how history was thought of" [in the bible]... Duh, because it's not a historical document it's a series of parables, fanstastical events, and fear mongering. History is written by victors, but that does not change what a historical FACT is. If the Catholic church had not amassed so much power in political and economic spheres then absolutely nobody would believe that jesus was raised from the dead. "Intellectual" christian apologists are so weak minded.
@morganwyatt59538 күн бұрын
He's not an apologist. He's defending the people who don't believe that Jesus was raised from the dead in this clip.
@bambimbambas9 күн бұрын
God is dead and we have killed him, but the news is yet to reach you, I suppose
@bambimbambas9 күн бұрын
Fellas, quit the internet please
@phorshawbrian1312 күн бұрын
I resonate so much with this. Thank you Joshua for being so vulnerable and transparent.
@mjordan7970516 күн бұрын
I think that Stalin read about Joab in seminary, then patterned his strategy for rule by terror after Joab. Yezhov and Beria were his Joab. Then there’s Torquemada……
@AlexK-ew1mo21 күн бұрын
What if you were my neighbor who made their own translation?
@davidmachemer101526 күн бұрын
Very important insights. I have only recently concluded that patriarchy never was God's plan, but merely an ancient accommodation (as with husband-initiated divorce) for a hard-hearted people.
@sage983626 күн бұрын
Yeah, it strikes me as astonishing that now that I have learned a little perspective, women in early Christianity were respected. Now, I don't know how I missed the obvious.
@halfvisual27 күн бұрын
My heart swells every time I hear about the powerful role of female followers of Jesus in the early church. It was completely revolutionary and you can imagine just how much these women must have influenced people who saw them teach. Christianity must have seemed incredibly unusual: it follows a crucified rabbi elevated to the status of God. The man was seen alive after the crucifixion. His followers are in large part women and the culturally marginalized. They heal sickness spontaneously using the name of this man-god.
@vb274027 күн бұрын
Just to confirm is it apostle = priest ?
@jacobperry529227 күн бұрын
For an alternative view, see Preston Sprinkle. He is a middle of the road NT Scholar who rightly notes, along with many, that Paul is not addressing specific abuses of say...pederasty. There are words in the Greek language readily available to Paul, yet he cross-culturally grabs the language from Leviticus to condemn males who bed males (homosexual activity).
@jeffmcelroy536429 күн бұрын
Pete Enns is an apostate false and deceitful teacher of scripture. There is absolutely NO evidence that Junia/Junias was "called" an apostle. Pete Enns constantly and consistently employs " The Oldest Trick In The Book" as a ploy to subvert the information and authority of scripture Genesis ch 3 - - plant seed of doubt - lie - offer a reward for believing the lie
@davidmachemer101529 күн бұрын
I grew up in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and they still do not ordain women. And only recently did I conclude that they are 2000 years out of date on this issue! In fact I now think to be a "conservative" believer means to fight against the forward movement that God has instituted among humanity.
@jeffmcelroy5364Ай бұрын
Here's how Pete Enns subverts God's Word and plants the seed of deception into the minds of people - Genesis chapter 3 ; Plant doubt Tell a lie Offer a reward for believing the lie What Pete is doing here in this video is very deceptive - he is disengeniously appealing to the limits of his own intellect to assert that the authorship and authority of the bible CANNOT be understood or even known. By framing the discussion in this manner, a person with LESS theological education than Pete would be inclined to disregard their own knowledge of the bible because compared to Pete Enns they are not able to compete on a level based on academic qualifications. I see this playing out throughout the deconstruction spaces at this point - "So and so holds degrees in such and such and even he/she/they/them/that/is/was cannot understand the bible, how on earth can you? How DARE you attempt to understand that which these esteemed intellectual scholars seem unattainable?!?!" Do not fall for this version of gaslighting. Pete Enns and those like him have demonstrated that they are acting as an agent of the devil in the words and deeds.
@byrondickensАй бұрын
All those Jack wagons must have a different Bible than the one I have....
@MrCyclistАй бұрын
The real question is: "Were women equal in the OT"? NO. Stop cherry picking silly passages that suit your narrative. You as a women should be ashamed.
@byrondickensАй бұрын
Presentism.
@jeffmcelroy5364Ай бұрын
The Bible For Normal People are a group of false teachers who are apostate heretics who are acting as agents of Satan to spread hetetodoxical information about God, Jesus, The Holy Spirit etc. They have already raised thousands of $$$ to find their "bible project" and the his video is just another money grab. This man in particular is a Christ denigher and apostate claiming the name of Jesus in the work he does. Avoid avoid avoid
@emalee8366Ай бұрын
Prov 31 describes a wife who works day and night. Reminds me of the lines "She gets up early. She stays up late" from Short Skirt Long Jacket by Cake. This chapter puts the woman's value in what she accomplishes as work, not really in her good character. It's all financial and food. Also, I wouldn't extend this chapter to women in Israel across time and social status, so it's not fair to say women who lived under the laws of Torah would be treated well. It's clear men have more autonomy than women, and all woman were bought and sold.
@sohu86xАй бұрын
Are you saying you'd be okay going back to OT laws in regards to what women were and were not allowed to do?
@jon4574Ай бұрын
Women weren't powerless in the OT, but they were classed as property by God's law (made up by men). In Matthew 5, Jesus endorsed God's law and the prophets, so even in the NT, women were property to Jesus.
@ricl5266Ай бұрын
I dont know If Jesus really endorsed the law in each and every detail. For example, we follow our country civil law. But we dont know each and every detail of It. In The Future, our sons might find some detail in the law which is unjust. I dont necessarily would endorse that. Sorry for The typos, typing here in an old cellphone.
@ricl5266Ай бұрын
In fact, I think Jesus disobeyed some laws.
@emalee8366Ай бұрын
@@ricl5266 Jesus is said to have disobeyed certain interpretations of laws, but not necessarily any law itself. Jesus did change some laws like divorce, but only made them more strict. Matthew emphasizes the law by saying not a dot of an i or cross of a t would be removed until the end of the world. So I guess it depends on how you interpret the texts... But then again, different gospel writers had different perspectives, so many one of them does intend to have Jesus breaking a law. 🤷🏽♀️
@bearlh40Ай бұрын
There is no hell, at least not the modern Christian concept of Hell. Somebody needs to hear that. Somebody needs to be delivered from the outrageous notion that you should live in fear that the God you worship, know, ignore or even reject would prepare a place of eternal, unspeakable, inconceivable torment, pain and suffering...for ever. And how easy is it to end up there? If you didn't know God. If you didn't believe in Him. If you didn't believe in him correctly. If you mess up. If you're baptized wrong. If such a hell exists, it should be nearly impossible to end up there. Just think about it. What kind of God would create and promote such a thing. Seriously, think, meditate, study, go deep into it. Delve into the concept of the worst pain and torture you could imagine. Now take a good while and consider suffering through that for eternity. And eternity. And eternity. And when you're done thinking that, know that eternity will have just begun. Why would we love, devote ourselves to, worship such a being? It is just impossible to believe, isn't it? In and of itself, it's a sick concept. The place they're trying to describe to you does not exist. Be free from that horrible fear. You can still believe in God and not believe in hell. Try it, you'll be able to live a much more peaceful and meaningful life.
@BarbaraDiederich-ut8zgАй бұрын
I was as cheerful as these good men when I believed in eternal hell.
@bearlh40Ай бұрын
I couldn't believe in it even when I was a devout member of a 'fundamentalist' Christian Church for 40+ years.
@davidmachemer1015Ай бұрын
Sounds like the fear of hell is the only reason these people want to believe. That almost doesn't sound like a Christian to me...and the fruits of many TV preachers prove it.
@retromacman620Ай бұрын
I mean the Bible technically is "a book of myths" mostly... but also I feel bad for everyone who thinks Jesus was meaningless without Hell.
@captkillionsparrowАй бұрын
Hey! I get in trouble for saying that Revelation (pronounced revelations) is not about me! It's all about us. God made a story with other people's lives about us.
@ericaziola7018Ай бұрын
In Jesus name Amen. Its only going to get so much worse. Im glad i know and accept Jesus as my savior
@tin.b3810Ай бұрын
Hallowed be Gods Name!
@user-rx5nw7jr2nАй бұрын
LOL
@halfvisualАй бұрын
Sounds like an incredible episode!
@gregorybaynham1122Ай бұрын
thats becausen its a lie
@gavtalk958Ай бұрын
😂
@janglalgoupiak1891Ай бұрын
1. John Piper 2. Nt wright 3. Tim keller
@jenna2431Ай бұрын
So god lied. The book says he oversees his word in order the perform it. I guess he...what? Took a day off? And yet we're to understand today's book is definitely the ultimate revelation? Your choice of background makes it look like you have foliage growing out of your head.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
I often hear Christians respond to societal ills with "The problem is sin" as if that relieves us from action. I view that state rather as a call to action. Let's make CHANGES to our society to disincentivize vice and reward virtue. Dismantling Capitalism and replacing it with an economic system not powered by GREED is a perfect example!
@emalee83662 ай бұрын
Are there any early church fathers who interpreted the texts this way? I'm unaware of any. Perhaps this is the crowd that wouldn't care about such things. 😄 In that case, why care what the texts say at all of they can mean anything that wasn't to anyone?
@morganwyatt59532 ай бұрын
Origen was a Universalist in the 3rd century, and it's unlikely that he was the first. Edit: At the same time, the idea of eternal conscious torment didn't exist as an official doctrine until the late 5th century.
@emalee83662 ай бұрын
@@morganwyatt5953 thanks! I'll look into it
@MM-ub2xvАй бұрын
Most of the fathers were universalists
@emalee8366Ай бұрын
@@morganwyatt5953 The idea of eternal torment is found in the texts of the Bible, among other conceptualizations of the afterlife. Official doctrine or not, it was around according to all the scholars I listen to.
@morganwyatt5953Ай бұрын
@emalee8366 I never said it wasn't. It was around, yes, but not exclusively. And there are many ideas of what the afterlife looks like included in the Bible.
@emalee83662 ай бұрын
As a former Christian, I'm still interested in this culturally relevant book. Not enough Christians take the approach suggested here. Thanks for doing what you do.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
My go-to used to be the NIV - until NT Wright pointed out the many errors in the translation. Now I use multiple translation side by side.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
Yes! 100%! Just like the civil war and emancipation forced us to take a more holistic view of human bondage in view of the gospel (in ways that it wasn't being viewed before), so we need to take a more holistic view of LGBTQ issues today in view of, for example Christians who grew up in the church and found they were attracted to the same sex, without "choosing" it. Perhaps it's always been a part of the beautiful diversity of God's creation, and humanity living in subsistence in the past didn't have the luxury of even considering such diversity of feelings and expression...?
@PInk77W12 ай бұрын
Jesus started one church The Roman Catholic Church Only one church has Authority History Unity Succession Power
@Benjamin_idkidc2 ай бұрын
I don’t know much about bible but I think NIV is the worst translation
@Lemon-_2 ай бұрын
I think NIV is greater for a younger reading demographic, it helps them understand the words especially when their vocabulary isn't expanded as far as a high schooler's vocabulary would be for example.
@fellowshipofthemystery61542 ай бұрын
20K errors in the KJV. One of the worst. Young's YLT is one of the best, as is the Concordant Literal Translation, e.g., CLT. The errors in the KJV have millions believing that our God of love is a god of eternal torment who tortures billions for all eternity, which is ridiculous.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
I've never liked the ESV. The wording seems like a giant step backwards into antiquated English. And recently I've heard the accusation that it is pure Evangelical propaganda - in other words, there is malice in the translation.
@janglalgoupiak1891Ай бұрын
@@davidmachemer1015 that must be the reason the Catholic Church endorsed it to be a trustworthy Bible safe for Catholic use in churches.
@halfvisual2 ай бұрын
I just found Brad recently. I’ve been working my way through his channel. Absolutely changed my perspective on Jesus and the role of him in my life. Wonderful and grounding perspective.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
100%! Beware of dubious translations that have a bias, or worse: an agenda. The English Standard Version (ESV) is the worst - straight up, mean-spirited Evangelical propaganda.
@davidmachemer10152 ай бұрын
James Cone and Tom Wright - YES. John Piper - NOOOOOO!!!!
@LBBProductions72 ай бұрын
James Cone!!
@Dennismaione2 ай бұрын
While I like Rachael Held Evans I do not think she is a theologian.
@fornana2 ай бұрын
kind of agree. no hate tho, she's great, but not specifically a theologian.