7 Stories You Didn't Know Were in the Bible (Animation)

[@bible.animations]

Sorry guys! In the resurrection one, the verse is Matthew 27:52 not verse 14. A commentor on my shorts pointed that out! God bless y'all

[@chamonix2602]

That's okay!!

[@zyzzlegacy5514]

Amen

[@deanjohnson5220]

The living bible says those boys were killed by the bears.

[@jacobmerrill7382]

The last story with Elisha is partially true in how you described it. The "kids" were actually unmarried men. For whatever reason, the Hebrew translated there is boys, but the word is used for people anywhere up to the age of 35 or something of that sort. They were also insulting him by saying "go up, go up." They were implying that Elijah being taken by God didn't actually happen.

[@iamjustsaying4787]

@Jacob Merrill exactly! This was a youth gang, not little boys.

[@MarsRestorations]

I think they might be the children or the young men of the defeated prophets of Baal.

[@charleejay4777]

Even if they were toddlers they were torn of the bears, not slain. Even if they were toddlers they deserved what they got

[@fabianfollowerofchrist5299]

@@charleejay4777 Remember Brother God shows Love and Mercy to All! Especially the Youth (me and you are Evidence of that) so I don’t think God would punish mere children in such a harsh way. God Bless You.

[@charleejay4777]

@@fabianfollowerofchrist5299 what if he did? What if he didn’t? Did God send the bears, or did he make them hungry, or did he just make them. The children were not protected from the consequences of their mocking the man of God?

[@ecvas6974]

Matthew 27:52-53 the resurrection of the dead, does not happen simultaneously as the veil being torn and the earthquake… although it is mentioned together it specifically says “Also the tombs were opened, and many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised; 53 and coming out of the tombs AFTER HIS Resurrection,they entered the holy city and appeared to many. So yes, many of the recently deceased saints were resurrected, but it was after the resurrection of Jesus, so it had to be minimum of three days, after the veil was torn, the earthquake and the death of Christ .

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

I absolutely loved this and enjoyed list. "Get outta here baldy." Then summon 2 bears is the most Giga Chad move ever.

[@collinsenoma3670]

That's the Power of God

[@ChijiokeAgbanelo]

With the saitama ahh face 😂😂😂

[@user-atonewith]

These videos will incite study and dialogue......a great tool and very timely.....for such a time as this. Blessings to you and this ministry!

[@fabianfollowerofchrist5299]

Amen!

[@kennyray9159]

Robert you are such a phony.

[@ServingMyJesus]

Joshua prays to keep the sun shining for more than 24 hours.

[@theweasy1]

That was a good story... When the sun stood still

[@michellemaebravo]

I love the talking donkey story! The crazy thing i think about the talking donkey and Balaam’s initial reaction was that Balaam Replied!- like he talked back to the the donkey WITHOUT HESITATION! What- as if this is normal?! makes me wonder, why WASN’t Balaam first shocked that his do key is talking?! Also, fun fact that I researched- the talking Donkey from Shrek is actually an allegory to this biblical story!! You’ll find that one of the key writers for Shrek (a Dreamworks film) worked in the Prince of Egypt and Joseph King of Dreams!!

[@FFcelcius]

Chronicles was the hardest read for me. I just finished Kings and now i essentially have to read Kings again but a little different.

[@Jay_0605]

How's it going? Ironically chronicles,kings are my fav books of the Bible

[@FFcelcius]

@@Jay_0605 What makes them your favorite?

[@Jay_0605]

@@FFcelcius it's really interesting to me seeing how the various king reigned and Gods reactions to the people of Israel and the kings

[@chadreixun112]

I did read the books of Samuel and Kings but I skipped the first and second books of Chronicles. Lol!

[@TrustinSimpson]

Isaiah didn't preach "butt naked". He preached in his undergarments. The Hebrew and context are quite clear on the point.

[@user-zy8ct8yr7n]

Agreed, I do remember he had undergarments as well mentioned in scripture.

[@windigo77]

Yeah, no. He was naked.

[@TrustinSimpson]

@@windigo77 the word in the Hebrew in the passage in question is arom. It means to be lightly dressed. He was not naked.

[@chadreixun112]

It does make sense.

[@k-dawgwestmore4643]

Numbers is actually an interesting book it just opens with a census. The name is really unfortunate: the book was originally called “Into the Wilderness” by the Hebrews who wrote it.

[@melvinhunt6976]

That would be Moses !’

[@vickclive1398]

​@Enoch naah moses

[@thebackendguru]

In a world full of controversy and negative indoctrination on youtube, this channel is exactly what I need. Keep it up 🎉🎉🎉🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@AndyZach]

There are a lot more crazy stories: 1) Elijah outrunning Ahab's chariot for 20 miles; 2) Elijah's town was surrounded by an army. He struck them blind, and led them to Samaria as prisoners. They were fed and sent home. 3) Ezekiel lying on one side for 390 days, and the other side for 40 days. 4) Hosea, a prophet, being told to marry a whore; 5) A man in Judges cuts his concubine into 12 pieces and sent the pieces to the 12 tribes of Israel. 6) Peter was miraculously released from prison, shackled to two guards, by an angel. He returned to the disciples' common house and the servant girl thought he was a ghost. 7) Jesus making mud with his spit and anointing a blind man's eyes with it, and healing him. God doesn't do the same thing the same way twice.

[@arealniggah]

The question remains. Just because God does it, does that make it automatically right?

[@kamikaze4015]

The second one is Elisha not Elijah. Elisha's the one who blinded an army and led them to Samaria. They didn't become prisoners though, instead he told the king to feed them and then he let them go.

[@dominicguye8058]

The Hosea one was the major event in that book though

[@jacquelineadebija]

Great job! It would be nice to see animations of lesser known but equally interesting stories like the stories of Jabez, Jephtha, Korah, Methuselah, the Levite's concubine that led to the Benjamite War, Balam's and the Nephilim's etc.

[@jesus2639]

The story of balam makes me wonder if animals are sentient. The bible specificly says it opened his mouth not made it smart. What if animals just cant understand our language but do have feelings and thoughts?

[@dominicguye8058]

There is a verse in Proverbs that wonders about this, too

[@jacobtennyson9213]

God went to Balaam's donkey and warned him not to curse the Hebrews or else He will send the Angel to kill him.

[@Joejoyoyoyo]

But we know that they are sentient? They scream and cry when slaughtered and react to other things…😂 lol? We know they’re sentient😅

[@jesus2639]

@@Joejoyoyoyo i mean with an iner monologue and thoughtful perceptoin of the world

[@JesusChrististheonlyway777]

This is why young boys and girls should be taught to be respectful and loving to elderly people and older people.

[@AlanChavezV]

I don’t disagree with your message, but the bears incident were not boys and they weren’t killed because he was old, they were killed because he was a prophet which is a pretty damn high rank

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

@@AlanChavezV Harassment is punished if the target is high ranking enough. Freedom of speech did not exist.

[@nancyhale5054]

I didn't know one of them. My favorite "crazy" story in the Bible is when David licked door posts to convince Saul's men he was "crazy", and they left him alone instead of bring him back to Saul. Lol.

[@AndyZach]

That was actually king Abimelech he fooled by frothing at the mouth.

[@jey2275]

It was king Abimelech

[@monkeypie8701]

Wasn't Isaiah also told to cook his food over burning human feces for 7 days too? I swear I heard that somewhere

[@invisiiso]

I like how you drew Elisha in this case to look like Saitama from One Punch Man. Found it funny.

[@daryll3493]

Well, he is Baldy and Elijah give him his Garment that makes him "Cape Baldy" 🤣

[@davidlavigne7373]

Jesus loves you so much forever

[@dekuparadox5972]

Yes, I'm not even 20 yet, and I knew Balaam's donkey, the NT resurrections, and the baldy maulings! :)

[@nolanola2024]

Many know them but you forgot sometimes or are reminded. These are lessons mainly told to children which is why you probably remember it so well. It is still fresh. I love the reminders, sometimes we get focused on other areas if the scriptures. Did you know Jesus is a greek name and our Messiah was actually Hebrew? Theresa's no letter J in hebrew? The letter just didn't exist until 500 or 600 years ago in the English language.

[@dinocollins720]

Another fantastic video!!! Thank you!

[@apreacher9447]

The most disturbing story in the bible is when the Hebrews worshipped idols and began to commit witchcraft and child sacrifices. So God left them and the army of aram besieged Israel so the people started to hunger. The hunger became so great that the king went out to get an overview. Then a woman told him how she cooked and ate her own baby in a saucepot. The king realizes that God has left them and ripps his own clothes appart. - 2Kings6:24

[@kgt9535]

Samson's massacre with a jawbone and also the time he carried the city's gates for hundreds of yards.

[@BKNeifert]

I knew all of them, except the one about Elisha resurrecting the man by touching his bones. I knew the one about Moses and the Foreskins, but blocked it out of memory. I'm not 100% sure what that means, actually. The best commentary on it, shows that we are to be obedient to God in everything. Maybe a foreshadow of Baptism, that the parent ought to have their children baptized, and be believing themselves. A sort of extension of Paul's wisdom to Timothy, "A pastor must have believing wife and children." The fact that Moses hadn't brought his children into the covenant, would have deemed him unworthy for the assignment, and therefore, God would have to kill him, as there could be no further use for Moses on Earth. I'm sure God would have taken Moses to paradise, but the point being is that Moses would have failed his commission, and someone else would have to take the mantle. A good reminder to us, that even if we're called by God, we still need to be obedient. And in this case, Zipporah was not very happy about the practice of circumcision, but saw her husband was in danger, so she circumcised the son. Moses gave his strength to women.

[@nevajoseph]

As for the foreskins, all males were supposed to be circumcised by their 8th day as per the covenant. Moses was tested because He could not go and speak on behalf of God without setting his house in order first by having every male within it in compliance with the covenant. Gershom was far beyond this milestone in his life by the time Zipporah circumcised him but her doing so set their house in order and allowed Moses to be freed to go forth as the leader God was calling him to be. Does this help?

[@BKNeifert]

@@nevajoseph Seems to be exactly what I said.

[@windigo77]

First, there is no covenant with people. The "covenant" has ONLY to do with God and his son, which was NOT permanent. Abraham and Isaac is in the Bible because it is a demonstration of the use of uncertainty. Did he cut him or not? The answer is no, but in the uncertainty, Isaac gained omniscience.

[@BKNeifert]

@@windigo77 If you believe on Jesus, and get baptized, you made a covenant with Christ. Ergo, you have a covenant with God. Circumcision was the Old Covenant, and was what represented the covenant between the Jews and God, to bind them to the Torah's Law.

[@claytonmundell]

I'm curious of why these stories are described as stuff we didn't know were in the bible? I have been super familiar with these since I was a kid

[@jeraldmitchell6409]

How about Canaan’s curse! His father Ham is the one who did something, but Ham wasn’t cursed, but Canaan. Ham uncovered his father’s nakedness-Canaan cursed. If due diligence is done on this verse you will find that while Noah was drunk in his tent, Ham went in and uncovered his father’s nakedness….which means Ham slept with his own mother. Nakedness being a biblical euphemism, and the motive behind it scholars believe Ham was trying to take over authority in this new world. Which shows why his seed is cursed, that is Canaan. Or if you want to cover another crazy one is what Paul truly means about head coverings for women in Corinth. You have to know “medical consensus” of the times, as shown by Hypocrites, that a woman’s hair was considered genitalia. And Paul’s opinion that maybe they should wear coverings “because of the angels” is directly related to Genesis’ account of the sons of God taking wives of the daughters of men. The angels might be tempted again if ladies are flaunting their genitalia in public… I know this sounds crazy, but if you dig deep in to scholarship on these you will find out how accurate all of this is. Makes the context and the text itself lock into place like a jigsaw puzzle!

[@user-atonewith]

In my learning, consider that Ham stole his fathers cloak (Adam's covering passed through the generations). It also seems to fit well for the term 'uncovering. Any comments?

[@user-atonewith]

In my learning, it was presented to me that Ham stole his father's cloak, which would fit well for the term 'uncovering'. This cloak was the covering that Adam was given by God and passed through the generations. It makes sense to me. What you wrote is indeed the most popular view.

[@Triggerhawk]

2 questions. What then does it mean that shem and Japheth walked in backwards and covered him again? Also I've heard of the genitalia argument, and its simply not what Paul was indicating. He was speaking about cloth coverings for that culture being a symbol for being covered under the authority of her husband. That's what the passage is about.

[@user-atonewith]

@@Triggerhawk He was naked; a blanket would do now? Later Canaan was cursed and in other sources, it just so happens that he is wearing this covering? Not a scholar; I'm simply a zealous student!

[@user-atonewith]

@@Triggerhawk Just a thought: our culture is permeated with sexual thoughts, just like the watchers and the women who enticed them! You're on target! (my opinion).

[@12vibaba]

Yes. There is also a story about a prophet who laid on his side for a number of years. I have to look it up again what the story was exactly.

[@RMS12.2]

Prophet Ezekiel

[@Orthanderis]

Didnt he lay on his side with a brick for 3 years eating bread cooked on cow dung? And it was supposed to be human dung but he complained and God changed it? Funny story. Was supposed to represent the decay and destruction of Jerusalem

[@_Hyper_Rust_]

Never heard the naked preaching bit before. Thanks

[@Pastor24u]

numbers 13:23 says they bore not a single cluster but a complete vine... זמר / זמרה / זמורה (zemôrâh / zemôr) means vine or twig... also Eshkol is not only a place... the word "cluster" in hebrew is אשׁכּל / אשׁכּול or in English: "'eshkôl"... obviously is a wordplay... so let's not teach people wrong facts... There was most probably no giant grapes please.

[@Itslillay]

I only knew the story about the bears 🐻 I love that story and now thanks to you I can find it in the bible

[@gaelonhays1712]

6:21 Ah, we get to hear about the bear mauling! Woo!

[@sugurkenpferd1204]

these bears knew the most important answer to all our questions: 42

[@juancarlosdavila6591]

Judges 12:7, the story of Jephthah sacrificing his daughter after a vow made to God is a very disturbing and interesting story. That could be an idea for one of your future videos. Thanks.

[@angiemburu5053]

The resolution of the man thrown then ressurected is he picked a weapon and chased the Moabites away

[@JoBianco]

You know, it's really important to not change the word of God, even something as small as grapes. It was a grapes and pomegranates and figs that were on the pole. Not just grapes, therefore not at all like the picture you described. If you threw some more fruit on the pole it would makes sense. Maybe the grapes were larger, but the text doesn't say. What the Bible does clearly say is that we are not to add to the Word of God.

[@JoBianco]

The rest were good by the way and interesting!

[@qetoun]

great vid: the whole story of the rape of the Levite concubine and its aftermath is pretty insane. the whole nation of Israel declares war on the tribe of Benjamin in retaliation. (Judges 19-21)

[@janelle9014]

You should do a video of (do animals go to heaven) !!!

[@Epicisback]

I have a theory concerning the alleged plot to kill Moses. In the chapter Exodus 4 verse 14, it says "so the anger of the Lord was kindled against Moses". It was kindled due to Moses rejecting to obey the lord to go to Egypt and rescuing God's people. But even after, God appoints Aaron as a spokesman, and I am yet puzzled.

[@chamonix2602]

Balaam was NOT summoned to mate with the king of Moab.

[@YahsWiseChildren]

Lol. Don't know if you're joking, but he said meet. It's the accent😂

[@nestquick9204]

I know u giv a short rendition but u should also try some vids with the entire scripture listed 🤔

[@artsman412]

Could you do a deep dive into the figure of Balaam? I've heard several different accounts of what he is, but I'd love to hear your take on him.

[@JoshuaDCBanks]

I agree. He has a relationship with God that is authenticated to the point that people are paying him to use his connection, yet he has no love for Gods people. Now isn’t this prophetic of many gifted teachers and pastors who have authentic giftings but sell out the people of God for money..

[@theneoreformationist]

1:26 This looks like an RPG lol

[@daryll3493]

Elisha is probably pissed by those kids because they are interrupting him from bargaining him in supermarket 😂 glad didn't punch them

[@horationelson57]

Hello, The narrative of Jephthah killing his daughter because of a vow he made to God in that if the Lord granted him a particular victory, he would sacrifice the first thing he saw after the battle, which, unfortunately for his daughter, was his daughter. So, is Jephthah a murderer, or one who obeyed his vow to the Lord? An incomprehensible narrative!

[@samamcdaniel]

The story of the Levite and his Concubine in judges 19-20

[@Bless-the-Name]

The gang of youths mauled by bears were called 'Karma Lads'. After the incident Karma became a thing. Okay ... I'm just kidding 😂

[@kurtmagnus5243]

I only heard of the naked preacher until now that I got a chance to find it in the Bible. Thanks. Other than that I knew about the rest of them.

[@yssunjoko]

The story about the spies spying the Canaan land is like the story of Jack and the beans. There Jack found a land on the clouds where all foods were there but the guardians were giants.

[@eagle3351]

God will not be mocked. A true prophet is a figure of God in a man.

[@Jude13able]

A bible story you probably never heard was the one about the man who told God if He helped him win a battle he would give the first thing he sees as a sacrifice to God. Well God helped him win the battle. The first thing he saw was his daughter. And he offered her as a human sacrifice to God.

[@gloryinhistruth566]

The incident with GOD almost killing Moses is recorded in the Book of Jasher with more details

[@sonofendergameplayandanima3388]

I remember all of these stories except for the one where the man came to life after being thrown into Elisha's tomb, I read the whole Bible but don't remember some small details.

[@Therisis_GraveReader]

Bro is a saint, i can't even read a whole verse in a bible

[@joshuavitales-lanuza8319]

Saul calling up the spirit of Samuel is pretty insane. And the instant when the hand of God took up Ezekiel by the hair makes me laugh every time. Also, everyone knows about Lazarus coming back to life. How many know about the conspiracy to kill him afterwards? 😅

[@theweasy1]

The witch of Endor

[@JLR577]

Don't touch the Anointed...Psalms 105:15

[@amazinghorizon8270]

I knew all of them except for isajah preaching naked. I was particularly surprised by that because I have read that book completely and in a very slow and delibarate manner, yet somehow Isajah preaching naked for 3 years was nothing that registered as something unusual to me.

[@bible.animations]

It's kinda crazy hey!?

[@amazinghorizon8270]

@@miikatmp5873 Yeah. But if you read Isaiah 20,2 it states that Isaiah did as the Lord said, walking naked and barefoot. ESV: the Lord spoke by Isaiah the son of Amoz, saying, “Go, and loose the sackcloth from your waist and take off your sandals from your feet,” and he did so, walking naked and barefoot KJV: At the same time spake the LORD by Isaiah the son of Amoz, saying, Go and loose the sackcloth from off thy loins, and put off thy shoe from thy foot. And he did so, walking naked and barefoot

[@amazinghorizon8270]

@@miikatmp5873 What is so important about buttocks?

[@MarsRestorations]

I wouldn't really call Balem a man of God. He was an oracle of God but he was a false prophet. He used his gift for personal gain, but the Lord dealt with him in a very bizarre way yes.

[@anisewestbrook2197]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I love jesus

[@RasaCartaMagna]

6:53 I KNOW you didn’t just sneak a OPM reference into this… 😂

[@ericwilleke6613]

How about Herod being eaten by worms in Acts?

[@grumpythinks]

Another one for you....... When King Saul tried to summon the prophet Samuel When Joshua and the Lord fought a war together I believe against the king of AI Got killed more people than the army did How many people died when the ark of the covenant came back into the land and they opened it and looked inside of it How the high priest eli and his two sons hophni and finehas has died But more peculiar how eleazor died

[@planes3333]

I suggest all christians read the entire bible, cover to cover so you know all of what god said and did. It takes about a year and its hard to do but worth it.

[@tzeccentric7848]

Elisha looking like Saitama is awesome!😆

[@NevetsWC1134]

The only thing I can think of for the resurrection of the dead saints would be those in hell he freed

[@SAELIOSMUSIC]

that’s why they say donkeys can vocalize similar to humans…

[@Danae78]

With GMO (genetic modified organism) being a real thing the giant grapes are not too surprising. Makes me wonder if Shrek is a type of Balaam. I have to decode Shrek.

[@KevinFrancis_BugetVlogger]

Donkey is real ❤ Amen (Eddie Murphy voice)

[@KristinAlayna]

There's at least one about time travel

[@aaron1983]

What does the talking donkey and angel of God story mean?? So confusing.

[@theweasy1]

I have a prophetic story. In Jeremiah 4:23. We see a prophecy that is exactly like Genesis 1:2. So the question is did God destroy this earth before it was without form?

[@isahunnybee]

This is the first time I've heard of some of these things 😮

[@mikaelrosing]

great stuff

[@bearpause21]

People may not know these "mysterious" stories, because these same people don't read much of "their" Bible.

[@Fariseo_en_recuperacion]

There is one translation of the Bible that says that “throwing Moses son’s foreskin at his feet” is actually an euphemism which means literally “his penis” So his wife touched Moses penis with his son’s foreskin(why?) thus saving Moses life. Sorry for my english, not my native language. 5:45

[@SwordlessNinja]

"at his feet" is not a euphemism for at his penis, where did you learn this?

[@Fariseo_en_recuperacion]

@@SwordlessNinja in Spanish there are at least two translations; TLA and NVI (which is the equivalent of the english New International Version) that mention this. In fact, in the NVI (Spanish) there is a footnote that says “euphemism for sexual organs”

[@marvinnathanaeltedjo2010]

Please that this to consideration. The Angel who meets Balaam is not just an ordinary angel... He is the Angel of YHWH or the Angle of the LORD... and the scholars agree that He is the pre-incarnation Person of Jesus. so don't says it as angel, please mention it fully.

[@BradKandyCroftFamily]

God was killing Moses because of his disobedience. He wasn't following the law of Circumcision and she performed it for him, thus saving him.

[@YourBrotherInChrist]

I did know all of them and they aren't that crazy. Try the Quran and hadith, now that is crazy.

[@Blind_Ghostling]

The quran speaks nothing but lies.

[@Blind_Ghostling]

The quran is a book made up

[@thomasduerden5784]

I’d forgot about the giant grapes in numbers. The rest id say aren’t uncommon stories.

[@witness4Him]

It's time to rise up in revival Christians everywhere!

[@tyycha1324]

The only story I wasn’t aware of was about Moses

[@Soviet_hat]

6:53 bro became saitama

[@expomm]

Awesome!

[@wolfgangsebastian8357]

There's also the man who was picking up sticks on Sabbath, whom God ordered to be stoned to death. Then there's God killing Ezekiel's wife and telling Ezekiel not to mourn openly. God told Hosea to marry a prostitute. Uzzah died for touching the ark of the covenant. It really is a very long list.

[@dzisonline]

The Bible is great!

[@scottseaver4070]

I didn't know there were 77 books in the bible

[@simelisiphomncube3434]

You forgot the sun not moving or rather the earth for Joshua

[@cliff_0708]

I knew the two stories about Elisha

[@Thezombiekiller06]

As a Christian, you shouldn't be using the word "unbelievable" to describe the Bible.

[@hdrhdr782]

Unbelievable as human. But we believe in faith. Cmon...

[@Thezombiekiller06]

@@hdrhdr782 As a human, I believe every single thing in the Bible. Your point is contradictory to itself.

[@bryan_0798]

I understand what you want to say but from my point of view it’s more like an expression to show the greatness of the action

[@Servant_of_Yeshua96]

I love you but I feel that you're intentionally trying to state a sentence that causes a quarrel. Be careful there, pride comes before destruction and I don't want any of us to fall because of that, it runs deep and is near impossible to tame. It will hinder you in your walk with God.

[@Thezombiekiller06]

@Servant_of_Yeshua96 its prideful to make an assumptive judgment. Rather, before you make a judgment, ask someone to explain themselves instead of putting yourself in the position as their teacher and making rash assumptions.

[@flboy85]

1 Samuel 5 and the plague of "emerods" aka hemorrhoids is always a great one! 😂 😂 😂

[@rhobidebbs4148]

Even more reason why we should all fear God!!.. No one can say what's in the Bible didn't happen

[@Krageon-Offline]

I don't know if this is just me, but I have it happening at Exodus 4:24-26, not Exodus 4:20-23

[@bible.animations]

Which part?

[@Krageon-Offline]

@@bible.animations It may just be the translation I use. I have a NASB Translation, so the part where God was about to kill Moses may just have been in a different part due to the length of verses before it. Or how the translators decided to split verses up. Either that or it is a mistake on my end.

[@FakeUPSCAspirant]

While in the lodge, the midianites tried to kill and rob Moses. In order to save him by proving he's her husband, Zipporah did the following act. Moses didn't expect this to have happened, so maybe he blamed God for the incident.

[@MessianicJewJitsu]

1:19 people understand and are able to read animals all the time. Maybe not like a Mongul or Comanche levels but enough to know what an animal is saying

[@anon.2139]

Funny story - how Rebecca fell off her camel because her future husband was so good looking. Haha

[@traviskeller7706]

We do have accounts of some of the people that were raised from the dead. There was even a account from I believe Simmions children that gave account to pontious pilot. They even gave their account of hell Jesus Saving from The pits and darkness of hell. The apocryphal text is though not inspired directly by the divine is useful for the interpretation Of Biblical texts to fill in and are often supported anecdotally. Even in the divine texts

[@MackyBaka000]

Elisha is the ancestor of Saitama

[@jennycalderon2087]

Yes I did, but I'm seventy three.

[@jonathanblair9731]

The term "feet" could have a double entendre in Hebrew texts. It could also refer to the genitals, so Tzipporah may have touched Moses, ahem, down there with the bloody foreskin. Also, while the Egyptians performed circumcision on males in their culture, it left some of it behind, unlike the complete removal as performed by the Hebrews. So, it could also mean that Moses too needed to be fully snipped.

[@johngbemi4509]

I really love your content, 3:43 but then a particular information here was not accurate, yes it was written that Elijah was taken to heaven but not “Elijah was taken up to God by himself”, he was taken away by a whirlwind up to heaven but please note “Heaven” is commonly used to describe the sky- “birds of the heaven”(Gen 7:3;23), also it is used to describe the place where the moon and the star are ”the star shall fall from heaven”- Matt24:29, and also the describe the heaven where God dwells- 1peter 3:22. So this is just for your in-depth research because you have to understand the implication of that statement if Elijah went to “Gods heaven” meaning he had eternal life with God then why did Jesus come to die for us? Meaning Jesus lied when he said I come that ye may have life🫠 but then to my point, Jesus said no one had ever seen the father- John 3:13, John 1:18, now to buttress this with no doubts Hebrews 11, mentions all the fathers of faith with Elijah and even Enoch and in verse 13 it said “these all died” hmm don’t you think we are missing something,maybe we should study the Elijah’s story more. God’s blessings brother!

[@maikeirini4631]

I think we can reasonably surmise why God wanted to kill Moses. We read that Zipporah immediately circumcised her son in Exodus 4:25. As Moses had two sons, we must assume then that Moses circumcised only the other son, therefore breaking the covenant Abraham made with God. Her action saved Moses' life.

[@Solomon11777]

I forgot where I think it was Josepheus or somebody but I saw some early non biblical account about the ither resurrection at the crucifixion