25. The Hellenistic Age: Alexander to Antiochus III

Following the death of Alexander, his vast domains were split up among four of his military commanders, and thus commenced the age of Greek influence throughout the Mediterranean World. The eleventh chapter of Daniel, though complicated and challenging to read, provides insight into this era and evidence of God's providence in protecting his people during turbulent times. For more free resources, please visit www.brucegore.com.

[@kakarotwolf]

I don't understand how people can think this is boring but will spend all day scrolling through TikTok. I love these lessons so far, very detailed and easy to follow if you're already somewhat familiar with Greek and Macedonian history.

[@Nik-xi2ri]

Everybody can't be smart

[@jamesrmorris1952]

You don't have to be smart to find history, science, psychology etc interesting. The great thing about KZbin is the brightest minds and best teachers are available for you to watch and most do very accessible public talk that you don't need any technical skill to understand. Everybody can educate themselves so easily today.

[@abrahamspies7611]

This is crucial information needed to understand the world we live in today. This man is a 💎

[@mdhluli19]

Interests different and dopamine affects us differently. Unfortunately, TikTok is designed to manipulate our brains

[@trailtrs1]

One of the very best history teachers I’ve listened to in my 67 years

[@hollyharrison1377]

I am thoroughly enjoying this series. Please don’t ever take it down. It’s awesome

[@theocerigo5475]

Never take it down. Hope you making money from this cause it is priceless

[@DavidFuller2036]

A miracle just happened. KZbin put your videos in my play list last night. I listened to you speaking about Alexander's conquest of Persia . This morning I found this video about Daniel 11, which I have been trying to understand for 43 years. Thank you very much for your wonderful teaching. And on top of that your sharing about Daniel's weakness and the strengthening , boldness to approach the Holy throne of GOD, was a powerful message for me. I sincerely thank God for you.❤

[@brianlynnthomas9881]

Another informative lesson and a great Sunday school lesson. Thank you so much.

[@red.falcon9717]

I watched this for further study before my Ancient Greece final. I’m definitely gonna go back and watch the rest of this series afterwards though. I love the thorough combination of scriptural and historical analysis.

[@carolineleiden]

What a wonderful teacher! Get him into a regular school, and all the kids will choose the classics.

[@seansamuellee1352]

What an excellent podcast. Very good teacher

[@kaneda7368]

This is what I'm missing. I'm taking an online course of history, and my favorite part of history is lectures given as well as you give them. So thanks for this! fills in the void that I have with just reading my text.

[@GoreBruce]

Happy to be of service, and blessings in your studies!

[@kaneda7368]

@buymebluepills That's Mr.Kaneda to you! Punk!

[@Operator153]

Been listening to this series everyday at work, very well put together and very interesting. I just recommended it to my mom (who is very devout) in an effort to get her more into history and provide some basic background about what was going on in biblical times. Well done, sir.

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you! ...and give my regards to your mom!

[@lynndeshazo5540]

Outstanding! Thank you for posting.

[@tonyschwartz6712]

So grateful for these studies. You have an amazing gift for making even the necessary yet "boring" parts of Biblical history, interesting. God bless & protect you & your family in abudance, Mr. Gore. :)

[@suegray2789]

Yes indeed fascinating! He is such an easy understandable man to listen to. Thank you!

[@theresalaux5655]

Outstanding Mr Gore!

[@sissiemae845]

I love this History teaching. Thank you.

[@bushwhackedsurvivor9713]

Thank you. I know this was a lot of work preparing for this lecture. I took notes and it is the first time I’ve had this broken down in detail like this. Thanks again for all your teachings and hard work. Blessings.

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you!

[@Dreed3385]

4 years later people are still watching!! Appreciate the hard work.

[@Setaishafree]

​@@Dreed33858 years later

[@brendafuss9440]

Thank you

[@budekins542]

Outstanding verse by verse explanation!

[@Johnnycdrums]

I love history; I love this series, and I like the way you make things more clear.

[@GoreBruce]

Thanks!

[@trailtrs1]

@@GoreBruce Do you have this on DVD’s that we could purchase?

[@GoreBruce]

@@trailtrs1 No DVDs available, but there are other options I can provide if you will contact me at [e-mail].

[@hamzazavier5645]

i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost the password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me

[@dallasoscar2159]

@Hamza Zavier Instablaster =)

[@ewc58]

Concise, well told, and fascinating.

[@jonathanlechman]

I agree this man is a Gifted Teacher.

[@watchmanwatchman7963]

This is profound. I have never had it, heard it and seen it in this light. God's faithful to reward you for your efforts to put this together and put it out. Greetings from Nigeria, West Africa.

[@TK-qu1ht]

Awesome, Tremulous, Fascinating! Thanx Bruce!!

[@DavidFuller2036]

Mr. Gore is a living breathing history book. It comforts my soul to know that such a man exists, especially when most people can't even remember what happened 30 years ago. Nor do they even care. Personal computers and public internet started, and in 30 years have risen to the position of rulling over us as our masters. Hello AI OUR NEW Lord. You just don't know it yet.

[@lonw.7016]

Neat Sunday School lesson in this lecture.

[@petreoana332]

God bless you !! You make a wonderful work! !! I like the way how you teach .

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you...and blessings to you as well!

[@oyindamolalawal2799]

Wow! Wow!! Wow!!!, I am speechless. I have never gotten the interpretation of the prophecy of Daniel especially that of chapter 11. Professor Gore, God bless you and increase your knowledge, insight and understanding. This is awesome

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you! ...and blessings to you as well!

[@regelemihai]

Fantastic exposition of those verses! Absolutely fantastic. The final point you've made about drawing near with boldness to the Thrown was something I very much needed to hear. Thank you, sir! God bless you.

[@GoreBruce]

+regelemihai Thank you...and blessings to you as well, my friend.

[@stepaushi]

throne ;--)

[@Mindfr3k24]

The only thing that's missing is how Alexander the IV died, the reason being that the Argeads, Alexander the Greats' family, were betrayed by Cassander and they were butchered. Olympia, Alexander IV, and Roxana (Alexander's wife), were killed by Cassander when he took power, that is why he is often called Cassander the Traitor.

[@jga6147]

I've been looking for something that goes into this in detail for years! Well done, Bruce Gore!

[@janicewilliams2922]

I am a Catholic, but enjoy your messages !

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you! One of my closest Christian friends is a firm Catholic. We have many interesting discussions!

[@bystealth5553]

Maybe it was a tough time period to cover, but the Sunday School lesson was profound. Thank you. (I'm on round two of this video series.)

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you!

[@clintonstephens273]

Interesting lecture. Really enjoyed it

[@lonw.7016]

Cool!. This is one of the things I have been looking for during studies. You named it "the split" during ptolemyV and Antiochus III. An excellent reference keystone. EDit: And am looking over at the sidebar and am seeing lecture #26, yet will wait for the c ompletion of this. Interesting stuff. Foundational.

[@nigelhunter4230]

Daniel 11 is brought to life in this lecture. The accuracy of the prophesy is historically astounding. Mr Gore's Sunday school lesson needs to be heard and practised in every church concerning our approach to God and His holy word. These lessons are worth their weight in spiritual gold and we have no excuse to be historically impoverished concerning the Bible thanks to Mr Gore. To God be all the glory

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you for such generous feedback!

[@melvinloyd1286]

Love this!

[@jiberkland]

Thank you... what a great teaching. God bless you.

[@annmariecampbell4360]

It is very helpful more than you could ever know. Thank you

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you!

[@rockstar450]

I don’t care what religion you prescribe to. This man is a fkn great historian!

[@treviswamuthenya6111]

I'm a Sunday School Teacher Mr. Bruce. What you teach me is what I transfer to my children... Every time I explain to them the truth about God with reference to history, the level of excitement is above and beyond. I'm 24years btw

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you! A message like yours makes it all worth it! Blessings in your ministry.

[@johnstoneogutu3693]

so nice

[@condidilis9621]

10:52 even tho he was really a Greek. Perfect 👌🏻

[@moyoadio2630]

love these teachings they make the bible come alive in fact the whole old testament came alive for me when God by his providence made me take interests in the assyrian and babylonian empire then greece etc

[@adon2424]

eye opening history in relation to scripture! subscribed!

[@thebiblestudyhelper9389]

Catholics learn this every year for two thousand years .

[@marklobaugh2663]

great teaching. i bought the book. i am looking forward to reading it. it's amazing to see how the historical events are accuratley described in daniel 11

[@zvjezdanapuljanic8891]

thank you, very good

[@rickmiller8893]

Just about the only church leader who I have found that seems to ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND these prophecies... ...many just say.."uhh...uhhh. um..it's prophecy is THE COMING OF THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB!!!"..then change the subject, while I roll my eyes... I've watched this probably 20 times...it never gets old and I forget certain parts..lol. The best.

[@chriskennedy5462]

Awesome!

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

When he says, "Ya know...", he sounds a lot like Jack Benny, when he used to give his talks. Those old time comedians had a common cadence. One person observed that Bob Hope interspersed his stand-up routine with "Ya see" and "Ya know." When Bruce Gore says, "Ya know...", I hear Jack Benny, ya know.

[@tekulvethomas9897]

I still can't understand how accurate history gets a "dislike". How do you give a "thumbs down" to things that can be proven?

[@jamellfoster6029]

The prophecy referring to Bereniece can also be used to refer to Cleopatra as she was a daughter of the king of the South who married a ruler of the North (Mark Anthony)... Her sons did not survive only her daughter lived to marry and have progeny....

[@thomla7]

The hand gestures :)

[@icantseethis]

Just found your channel. Legit.

[@stephaniehall8179]

Has anyone ever told you, you sound just like Jack Benny? Totally random question😂 I purchased your book, love your lectures. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@GoreBruce]

Yeah, I’ve been told that a few times. I don’t really see it, but I like Jack Benny so I take that as favorable feedback!

[@marysylvie2012]

The Rosetta Stone describes the crowning of Ptolemy V, not his wedding.

[@GoreBruce]

Yes, thank you for the clarification.

[@geoffrobinson]

Fulfilled prophecy

[@pplatymuth8325]

If you have anymore of these stored somewhere, please load them. Awesome history

[@GoreBruce]

Everything I have available can be accessed at my channel on the playlists. Thanks for your interest!

[@treviswamuthenya6111]

Hi, I enjoyed watching all your videos concerning the hellenistic Age from Alexander the great to Antiochus. You have not yet finished explaining the whole of chapter 11 of Daniel, I understand you reached verse 36.

[@RobbyHouseIV]

I would advise describing all Egyptian actions in the Syrian Wars as Ptolemaic victories/defeats/intrigues, etc. an all Syrian victories/defeats/intrigues as Seleucid victories/defeats, etc. because it better describes the Macedonian/Greek cores of these two dynasties and the sources from which each side drew to man their phalanx armies. I realize successors to Seleucus Nicator would take on differing names throughout the centuries but the empire was always seen and labeled by its founder. It may seem tit for tat but I think it easily mislead many people not exactly well read in the annuls of history to have Pharaonic visions that would be 2000 years out of place if that makes any sense. Both regimes were careful with arming the local populace for the purposes of war. Ptolemy IV's surprise victory against Antiochus III was aided by his having armed 20,000 or more local Egyptian soldiers as Sarissa wielding Phalangites famous for forming up those massive wall of pikes before enemy armies. After the successful conclusion to that battle in which Ptolemy succumbs to his wounds, the Egyptian soldiers went rouge and turned on their Ptolemaic masters.

[@GoreBruce]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@RobbyHouseIV]

***** I guess in a nutshell I was trying to emphasize that the actions and activities of the successor general-turned-Kings of Alexander's partitioned empire called the Diadochi and their successors would levy armies of mercenary soldiers from Macedonia (the most prized infantry of the Greek world), the many City-States of Greece and to a lesser extent even recruits from Western Anatolian areas like Aetolia, Caria, Bithynia, and Phrygia. Crucially they all were Greek speaking people in contrast to the indigenous populations throughout the Fertile Crescent; i.e. Syria, Judah, Mesopotamia, etc. and the so called "Upper Satrapies" of the far east that Seleucus Nicator quickly found would be impossible to retain power let alone expect to receive annual tribute. This was no less true in Ptolemey's Egypt. As mentioned before Ptolemey paid dearly for arming 20,000 native Egyptians at the Battle of Raphia. While it undoubtedly gave Ptolemy IV the margin of victory, he would not be able to relish this win due to the mortal wound he sustained during the fight against the Seleucids. This was probably just as well as the 20,000 native Egyptians he armed for the battle instantly began an insurrection against the regime that was difficult to put down and certainly acted to pretty much undo anything of benefit and prestige the win would have bestowed to the Kingdom.

[@davidwoods6015]

Really!

[@shuiqlazam]

Fun Fact - Ptolemy III - reformed the calendar adding a leap day every fourth year. It's well known the Egyptians had a 365 day calendar for thousands of years. Sometime during his reign ( 246-221 BCE) Ptolemy III - he instituted the leap year :) Second Fun Fact - Ptolemy 5 was when the Rosetta stone was written. Blessed be the Logos of YHWH!

[@Shieldmaiden600]

Oh that explains it!, I was reading one of the books in the Apocrypha and it mentioned 364 days and I wondered how we now have 365

[@emielvanderwel5200]

Thank you

[@jamesdinallo236]

need to know your history to understand Daniel 11, and that's where bruce comes in. to quote bruce: "great stuff!" very interesting now realizing the amazing accuracy of prophetic scriptures contained within the Holy Bible which should silence its critics if brought to their attention: i.e., helps sharpen our Swords.

[@TWILS02119]

Great overview! We have two minor caveats: Judea recognizes the ruling power as Hellenistic and not as Egyptian or Selucian independent of Greece. I do not agree with your conservative/ liberal analogy but still I appreciate all of the good information here! We believe this historical overview is terribly important to know!

[@erichwieger5049]

The godly readers of Daniel during Hellenistic times would have gained assurance of God's sovereignity over "the Beautiful Land" and the holy seed, as they awaited the Messiah.

[@kalelissuperman]

Your classes are great, if i can suggest to place the video under a play list according to subject. thanks

[@ram09568]

Joshua 5:13 and Jeremiah 16:14-21

[@tobystewart4403]

I have a theory about historical folk who have frustrating dynastic names. God didn't want to honour them, so he confused their parents, and gave them all the same handle. It's just so unreasonable, what were they thinking? Surely Ptolemy the 54th must have suspected that his great deeds would be lost in the endless fog of Ptolemys?

[@ChevyChase301]

14:14 orange is Lychimas not Antigonus. This map also is after Ipsus meaning after Angtigonus had died.

[@GoreBruce]

Thanks for the clarification.

[@stephenhogg6154]

I’m trying to find a mention of the writing of Ecclesiastes.

[@michaelfalsia6062]

These are fabulous studies in history, all relevant to the word of God and Christianity. Excellent. To study history is to study His Story and the hand of providence in time.

[@sizamajola2267]

@BruceGore Thank you so much for these wonderful teachings. At 22:55 Antiochus III is referred to as the King of the South who attacks the Ptolemy IV (the King of the North), did I misunderstand this or was it just a case of a typo? Would really appreciate it if you can do a study on the impact the change of these empires had on the Culture and Calendar of the Jews.

[@GoreBruce]

That was a misstatement. Thanks for catching it. I'll give some thought to your suggestion! Thanks again.

[@lisalaney42]

Thank you for posting. Perhaps I missed it, but I'm trying to understand the effects of those in control on the culture of the Israelites. I'm curious about the evolution of their calendar and their leadership. I will listen to the next video in this series, but if you could offer any suggestions on resources it would help my studies. Thank you for your efforts!

[@GoreBruce]

If you have not already done so, a good place to start is the Apocrypha. The annotations in the New Oxford Annotated Apocrypha are excellent. www.amazon.com/New-Oxford-Annotated-Apocrypha-Standard/dp/0190276126/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1KGB3VKWP4TVD&keywords=new+oxford+annotated+apocrypha&qid=1574191043&sprefix=new+oxford+annotated+apo%2Caps%2C221&sr=8-2

[@lonw.7016]

Syria sure has seen a lot over the years. Sheesh.

[@blvp2145]

Syria is the worlds punching bag.

[@stepaushi]

"Sheesh" is a euphemism for "Jesus", so using it takes the Lord's name in vain.

[@stepaushi]

@Anthony Tsatsis Yes, I figured that one day, and then I checked the etymology to confirm.

[@stepaushi]

@buymebluepills Thanks for that comment. People in the US don't seem to know this.

[@nickferraro5775]

I'm curious if the Jews at the time, who knew this prophecy, knew that this was about them ? Does anyone know?

[@EmperadorElijah]

The Hellenistic world essentially begun by "Alexander (III) 'the Great' of Macedon" was 'Graeco-Macedonian.'

[@bobzdar9442]

Coele Syria was taken by Ptoleme 1st in 301

[@user-ry2qs7xf9k]

this is the era of Jesus

[@christophercooper8190]

Where is the lesson after this 26??

[@brucegore4373]

Please see playlist on my channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJnanIeefb51jtU

[@Police01-j3g]

Why was jerusalem under egyptian rule before Antiochus took over ?

[@GoreBruce]

Jerusalem was under the control of the Ptolemy rulers in Egypt until about 200 b.c., and then the Syrian (Antiochan and Seleucan) rulers gained control until the Maccabean Revolt (165 b.c.). Jerusalem was independent from 140 b.c. until 63 when Pompey occupied Jerusalem for the Romans.

[@galin95]

@@GoreBruce Did you know Alexander attack Persia 334Bc. Now read Book of Daniel C8 v14. 2300 Days which mean Years. Add 2300 to 334bc you come to 1967. 1967 6 Day war in Israel. Israel take Jerusalem-- So Amazing God is real

[@dennisclark554]

Has it been proven that Daniel's prophecies in this regard predate the time of their occurrence?

[@brucegore4373]

Certainly not to the satisfaction of skeptics.

[@dennisclark554]

@@brucegore4373 I do not desire to be a skeptic but to enhance belief by tracing the history of the Scriptural translations. Weren't they in existence before the recorded prophecies were so accurately fulfilled. After all, the Scripture says: 1 Thessalonians 5:21 "Prove all things; hold fast that which is good." Give us the history of the known translations!

[@seang3019]

It's telling that the 'prophecies' cease to be accurate beyond around 167 BCE. The conclusion is that they were written at that time, for that time. I've heard them described as Maccabean war propaganda. As a source of historical documentation or confirmation, prior to that date, despite the vagaries, they remain invaluable.

[@seang3019]

I should add, to Mr Gore, as an avid student of scripture and history, this is an excellent elucidation of both. Thank you.

[@danial469]

wasnt perdiccas in comand and not Ptolemy

[@nikosiderakis7105]

Very detail of Greek dynasties but the important thing to remember is how Hellenism spread and how the Greeks enriched and/or greatly contributed to a civilization's advancement: education, science, math, philosophy. Of course this is a different topic and has nothing to do with this one.

[@GoreBruce]

...but it is a story worth telling! I cover that story in somewhat greater detail in my class on Philosophy and History of Christian Thought (playlist). Thanks for the feedback.

[@sirlawrence2125]

This is also the second world order. The first was with the tower of Babel.

[@rebanelson607]

Can you support that statement with anything factual?

[@sirlawrence2125]

@@rebanelson607 His for generals Had the known world, ( Area around the Mediterranean sea) Hellenized meaning to make Greek, instituted 1) a democratic society, 2) brought that society into the Greek way of life, spoke koine Greek, 3) Greek dress and style, 4) Took on Greek names ( Israelite's) it was a one order. Read 1 Maccabees in the apocryphal

[@jkahgdkjhafgsd]

By Zeus wtf does all that god nonsense have anything to do with the topic. Your dogma is an affront to the Parthenon of logic.

[@GoreBruce]

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. This lecture is part of a series of 37 lectures covering the historical context of the biblical narrative. Insofar as the events summarized here are treated to some extent in the Hebrew Scriptures, it fell within the purview of this series.

[@jkahgdkjhafgsd]

@@GoreBruce Ah, my bad. I randomly ended up here while looking for some historical info to hear as background and immersion while playing a slow-paced grand-strategy game in the Hellenic/early-Roman period. I found the whole thing odd but interesting nevertheless, though the context of the lecture hit me at the end without me realising that was the context of it.

[@tobystewart4403]

186 BCE was the year of the Bacchanalia in Rome. To some folks (me), this date and event are one of the founding events of the christian faith. Carthage, the Empire of the Phoenicians, had lost the second Punic war, and Hannibal had fled to the court of Antiochus III. I believe Carthage, always a mercenary power and highly culturally advanced for the age, tried to defeat Rome by taking over their uniquely evolving temples. If they could not beat them militarily, they would take over the senate by bribery and by displacing their indigenous faith and law. It is interesting, because 186 BCE is the origin of many behaviours we tend to see as "christian", yet they predate christ by nearly two hundred years, and do not fit with the cultures of the levant. Specifically, Roman priestesses begin to celebrate monogamous family life in their erotic poetry, and sacred prostitution is no longer a source of temple revenues. The law and market economy have created wills and wealth, and now the temples find themselves rich from those who die intestate. Now, I'm not saying Jesus was a Roman Intelligence Agency asset. Well, mayhap I am saying that. I'll say it. Doesn't mean he wasn't the son of god and all that. It just means, you know. Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. Trust Rome. Carthage must be destroyed, and it was.

[@nebraskasandhills4635]

Daniel is easy to understand, it is a companion to Revelation, the end times, the Antichrist, God's salvation of Israel. All scripture is for our learning, but not all is to us, the Church, the Church is not on earth after Revelation 4 and 5. We are at the bema seat of Christ while the rest of the world is going through the tribulation

[@danial469]

may i ask, are you a christian zionist

[@nebraskasandhills4635]

@@danial469 yes, and I rightly divide God's Word, and am a pretrib too, don't plan to change

[@nebraskasandhills4635]

@@danial469 I really do like Bruce Gore"s history of the Old Testament, but he is looking at the new from a preterist view

[@davidwoods6015]

This is futurist rubbish.

[@davidwoods6015]

@@nebraskasandhills4635 you are a J. N. Darby lackey.

[@alexanderryan1176]

I do like how he reads the bible quotes as if they were prophecies when they are OBVIOUSLY written in hindsight. of course they are going to be descriptive of what happened.

[@mikekulati7526]

AR, have you been smoking something again? You know that stuff's not good for you!!!

[@truth8319]

Hebrew not jew.. Hebrew are the wheat and Jew is the tares

[@kuko331]

Feels to me like bending history to attach bible verses "somewhere".... even though Jewish written history is somewhat correct up to 165 BC.

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

Hellenikh=Hillinikh meaning of the word, Albanian Hillinikh=Hylli njsh, Inglish Hillinikh=Star one, Itali Hillinikh=Stella una, Greek Hillinikh=Asteri ena, ancient Illyrians and Maceddonians had a star in the symbol one the shield, Hyllinikh is word of Albanian language.

[@zubairahmed9471]

Please dont make jesus equivalent to god he was a prophet just like abraham, isac, moses,solomon,david peace be upon them and the last prophet was Muhammad (s.a.w) Jesus was not crucified but was taken up by god and will be sent back during end times Guys please look into the history clearly and read quran for once for clarification

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

HELLENIKH=HILLINIKH MEANING OF THE NAME, ALBANIAN HILLINIKH=HYLLI NJESH, INGLISH HILLINIKH=STAR ONE, GREK HILLINIKH=ASTERI ENA, HILLINIKH IS WORD OF ALBANIAN LANGUAGE.

[@thomaszioudros181]

Wrong it is Greek ,Hellenic means Greek in Greek everyone knows that.

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

@@thomaszioudros181 GREEK ANCIENT GRAIKOSS, GRAIKOSS I WORD OF ALBANIAN LANGUAGE, GRAIKOSS IT MEANS, ALBANIAN GRAIKOSS=GRAI KOKS, INGLISH GRAIKOSS=WOMEN HOODS, ITALI GRAIKOSS=DONNE CAPPE, GREK=GRAIKOSS=GYNAIKON KEFALI, GRAIKOSS IS WORD OF ALBANIAN LANGUAGE.

[@thomaszioudros181]

@@albertrexhepaj8330 Wrong again read history not ideologies of politics please

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

@@thomaszioudros181 is etimology, not politics.

[@Dimitris_Gr.]

🤣🤣🤣 Albanien ... You are funny

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

Alexandroy meaning of the word, Albanian Alexandroy= Ale xan troy, Inglish Alexandroy= Great conqueror, Itali Alexandroy=Grande conquistatore, Greek Alexandroy=Megalos kataktitis, Alexandroy is word of Albanian language.

[@Opa-Leo]

Alexandros derives from Alex (from verb ἀλέξω - alexo) = to repel, and Andras (άνδρας) = man, To repel men is to defend/protect women. The words ἀλέξω and άνδρας existed thousands of years before the Albanian language was invented. So, please stop writing non-truths (lies - propaganda).

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

@@Opa-Leo .That you are greek arrived with population changes between turkey and the , year 1821, greek black you not europeans.Do you want to grow today of mongolian origin, preten Alexander if of greek origin, Alexander was white, are you black. MAKEDONIA MEANING OF THE WORD, ALBANIAN MAKEDONIA=MAKE TONIA, INGLISH MAKEDONIA=MOUNTAIN OUR, BULGARIA MAKEDONIA=PLANINA NASH, GREEK MAKEDONIA=VOUNA MAS, MAKEDONIA IS WORD OF ALBANIAN LANGUAGE.

[@GR-vm9qb]

​@@albertrexhepaj8330 where did you learned all this ? Albanian school?

[@kosmasgvl1615]

😂😂😂stpd albanians😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

Makedonia meaning of the name, Albanian Makedonia=Make tonia, Inglish Makedonia=Mountain our, Itali Makedonia=Montagne nostre, Bulgaria Makedonia=planina nash, Greek Makedonia=Vouna mas, Makedonia is word of Albanian language.

[@dragicaz2579]

In the name of Jesus Christ Makedonija rulers over all only one Macedonia 🇲🇰 and only one name Jesus. Amen and Amen.

[@albertrexhepaj8330]

ALBANIAN DIALECT TOSK HILLIRIKH, ALBANIAN DIALECT GEG HILLINIKH, HYLLI NJESH, INGLISH HILLINIKH=STAR ONE, GREK HILLINIKH=ASTERI ENA, HILLINIKH IS WORD OF ALBANIAN LANGUAGE.

[@hayneshuntingcom]

I love that last part, it reminds me of Moses taking his shoes off because he was on holy ground (holy God)

[@bertlindsey5791]

I enjoyed this presentation. Please Excuse my paraphrasing bible verse'.....Alexander The Great (The Leopard kingdom) was possessed (the dominion he had that his four generals did not) by a demon force (((king of grecia))). The book of Daniel' focus on Alexander has to be more than a mere history lesson for us or God forecasting these events to Daniel. For from Alexanders estate the end time prince of the people, { Not of Alexanders posterity. EVEN for others' (Governments of End times) } The End time Antichrist will arise (Who receives his power from the Beast that rises out of the sea that "LOOKS like UNTO a LEOPARD". This "out of the sea" monster John describes in Rev is a demonic entity the "prince of grecia". How do we know? Because Gaberial said, "lo when I go the prince of grecia comes"..... Also, Book of Rev states, TEN nations having one mine. Currently 10 nations claim the ability to send a person or object' into "outer space". USSR was the first in 1959. 2012 saw the last the join, North Korea. Remember all the fan fair, Mayan calander, December 2012 blah blah blah.... that event, IMO, was the North Korean' Joining the alliance completing the 10. One more thing, there are seven Kings. 5 are fallen. One is (During Johns time Roma) the last is of the SEVEN and is even the EIGHTH. Leopard + looks like a Leopard? King of grecia for Alexander and the prince for man of perdition. The last kingdom, the ten toe kingdom, are ALL the demonic forces (who worked behind the scenes) erected to destroy Israel came throughout earth history [[[ ONE At A Time ]]]. What is coming to the earth is ALL these mothers at the same time. Dragon, seven heads, Ten crowns. I could go on... But, to drop a dime: antichrist shall come out of the Seleucid kingdom That is Gods point of so much dialog on a dead mans kingdom up to today

[@jovangorgi]

So inacurate, if you wanna lear Bible and true story of Alexander you should have learned Macedonian not Greek.

[@hayneshuntingcom]

I agree with the 3, ancient writers, but what about Tacticus (not sure of spelling). Do you view his reports as accurate Prof Gore? Thanks, Rusty

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