Ancient Resurrections LONG BEFORE Christ | 4k Documentary

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[@tookie36]

I liked this video so much i smashed the like button twice!

[@Angie2343]

I agree with all of this.

[@MrBlazingup420]

You seem to be comparing Resurrection with Rebirth, they are not the same, resurrection, you keep your old body, you receive a new body with rebirth, she is wrong, comparing resurrection with the dying and rising gods, the weeping for Tammuz, is the lost of sap in the trees, each time, creating a new tree ring, the son of the goddess of Dogs, protecting all trees with their Bark Bark, goddess of dogs is Bau-Gula, the Urgula, meaning both Lion and Great Dog, the mother of Damu the Child, the Warrior coming up between the Mashu, the Sacred Twin Mountains. "Opener of the Ways", "Protector of the Belly", protected by the Goddess Neith, the Virgin Virgo, her name mean "The Terrifying One". In Sanskrit, 'vir' means “to subdue, to overpower, to tear open, to display heroism.” as Go means Cow. In Sanskrit, the word vira means "hero". It is related to the Latin word vir, which means "man", 'gin' is from Greek "gyne" meaning Woman, play the words "Her Mithras, Boy/Girl" in reverse to hear it echo "Virgo, September". Just because a scholar can read the words, doesn't mean the scholar knows what she's reading.

[@MrBlazingup420]

Inanna is the twin of the sun god Utu Shamash, in Sumerian, 'utu' means "to give birth", 'sha' means "Heart", and 'mash' means Twin, give birth to twin hearts, Inanna is Venus, the Morning Star and Evening Star, each are visible for 37 and half weeks, 37 - 40 weeks, a normal birth. Venus hides behind the sun for 7 weeks retrogrades 43 days, 4+3=7, every 77 weeks, Venus was the son of Sah (Orion), known as Sopdu, or Septu (7), joining the 3 sevens of Venus, creates the sign of Sopdu, the Triangle, and the Weeping Eye of Venus (Jeanne crater) is located at 40 degrees N Lat, 331 degrees longitude, 3+3+1=7, Jeanne cater is a triangle shaped crater with an eye in it's center, facing Earth at each retrograde. The 60 degree triangle made from 7 equals 24 hours, 3x60=3 hrs. 7x3=21hrs. and 60x7=420, code for time to "Seek Reefer", played in reverse, Ophiuchus, the physician Asclepius, "He Knows Dope" played in reverse, echoes "420". Ophiuchus is the Serpent Bearer, play the words "Sin Eve" in reverse to echo "Venus".

[@MrBlazingup420]

Isn't it odd how Baal holds his hand above his head like Orion does, even the hand out front is the same pose, sorry, but your Baal is Orion, play "Say Oath, Yam" in reverse, it echoes May Taurus, Yam was the god of the Sea. Yam is the deity of the primordial chaos and represents the power of the sea, untamed and raging. Mot was Lord of the Underworld. Across from Orion is Sagittarius, seen as Pabilsag, Lord of the Underworld. Something you might not know about the name Orion. AN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN HERBAL HANDBOOK VOLUME 1 uru.an.na = maš/ltakal, “URU.AN.NA means the plant called maš /ltakal” related to Fish oil, or seamen, and mud-ur.mah = “lion's blood". The Series URU.AN.NA and MUD-UR.MAH. Volume 1: The Tablets, Gilgamesh pits URU AN-NA, meaning "the Light of Heaven," against GUD AN-NA, Bull of Heaven, Taurus and Orion.

[@logan666]

37:26 many apologists ignore ANY parallels between Christianity and any other deity. Same with Muslims. They both need their god to be the only one and the best one. Great video as always!

[@pragmaticcrystal]

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[@davesfriendhal]

It, oddly, ends up having the opposite effect a lot of the time. I remember a video coming out some 15 years ago that threw people in a tizzy for suggesting a lot of parallels between Christian mythos and Egyptian; it wasn't the most accurate, but the postulation seemed to be that if a parallel could be drawn, if discounts the efficacy. That, of course, isn't true, but when you treat a belief system like it HAS to exist in a vacuum, you cannot be surprised when the believers, ignorant to the evolution, are confronted with new information. Tolkein, iirc, actually took the opposite approach, and believed that Jesus was the fulfillment of ALL of these belief systems and structures, sort of arguing for a collective unconscious theory that perpetuated stories leading to (or in unconscious reference of) a the "true Christ".

[@SattarM-ju3dv]

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[@JenFishburne]

Most Christians not only don’t know this, but they refuse to even consider it. The stories of Jesus are not unique; they are a culmination of other mythological stories and gods of that era.

[@Shadowman9348]

💯 facts!

[@karamalrasam1606]

Wow what a video But !!!!! The Churchgoers will tell you that, Jesus's resurrection is unique with no similarities 😅😅😅 Atheist or agnostic their reaction will be =🤦🤦🤦 😅😂

[@26beegee]

This is exactly the video I have been looking for! A few years of searching for a synopsis of the majors dying//rising deities all in one place. You hit the nail on the head!

[@subharmoniccicada612]

How about the prophecy written in the Bible ?? YOU don't believe it ?

[@josephturner7569]

Resurrection was pre-mortem and was a drug induced NDE. This was the Eleusinian Mystery Ritual. The Greek drug was Kykeon. The Egyptians used the Blue Lotus. Adam used a piece of fruit, supposedly. Gilgamesh had to go swimming for his.

[@friscowolf2917]

From the Bhagavad Gita: "Those who are inclined to the fruitive activity described in the Vedas worship Me through ritualistic sacrifices. Being purified from sin by drinking the Soma juice, which is the remnant of the yajñas, they seek to go to heaven. By virtue of their pious deeds, they go to the abode of Indra, the king of heaven, and enjoy the pleasures of the celestial gods."

[@andreasloving8930]

@@friscowolf2917 Haoma is the Persian variant. Psilocybin was used ritually for millennia too in many parts of the world.

[@jeffmacdonald9863]

Doesn't really apply to a crucifixion victim. Or to more ancient mythological Gods. Believers and initiates in mystery cults might take such drugs to experience something like what they believed their Gods did, but it's hard to come up with any specific links to the origins. To show that Dionysus was a real person who used some drug to fake death and resurrection. Or that Horus or Osiris were.

[@matthewbecker7389]

I can't help but find it pretty damn funny, the fact our boy J got himself crucified whilst undergoing the mystery rite... Possibly up there as one of the worst trips ever! 🤯

[@josephturner7569]

@@matthewbecker7389 I think it highly unlikely he was crucified. No one ever got taken down. Ever. The myth of his crucifiction was to follow the Jewish Scapegoat nonsense. And that is human sacrifice. Which is abhorrent. More likely he just left town. Got out of the neighbourhood. The indication of his prior Eleusinian Ritual is in his parables and the Gospel of Thomas.

[@Muysc_quyne]

I'm always intrigued of how almost no one speaks about the Ugaritic myth of Baal coming down to hell and resurrecting! It's a Canaanean god and is always ignored!

[@rcktneoofusa]

Hell? Did you mean Mot (or whatever it's called the Canaanite underworld)?

[@Muysc_quyne]

@@rcktneoofusa Yeap.

[@bearbeatsgorilla]

Wow brother! Awesome that you could put together such a well sourced and well edited video while simultaneously dangling from Dan Mcclellan's nuttt sak. Absolute fire.

[@DaniilDimitrov]

Epic thumbnail! Great representation

[@codyboone8263]

It is

[@friscowolf2917]

I took a "Myth and Ritual" class in college in the late Sixties where the main text was "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" by (former altar boy) Joseph Campbell. This definitely resonates.

[@yasmin1998ca]

I did one called Ritual and Belief in the Anthropology program at college. It was very interesting.

[@resurrectionnerd]

According to Diodorus Siculus (1st century BCE), Isis raised Horus from the dead. "Furthermore, she discovered also the drug which gives immortality, by means of which she not only raised from the dead her son Horus, who had been the object of plots on the part of the Titans and had been found dead under the water, giving him his soul again, but also made him immortal." - Bibliotheca Historica 1.25.6 "The resurrection of Osiris is the closest analogy to the resurrection of Jesus, although Osiris remains in the netherworld - wherever it is located. Horus's resurrection is a clear analogy. The rebirth or resurrection of Dionysus also provides a fairly close analogy to the resurrection of Jesus...Just as the Greek of the LXX and NT has its place in the matrix of Classical Greek, so the resurrection of Christ can be placed in the matrix of the bodily resurrections of cult figures from the Mediterranean world." - John Granger Cook, Empty Tomb, Apotheosis, Resurrection, pg. 143.

[@megret1808]

“I don’t want to be immortalised by my works. I want to be immortalised by not dying:” Woody Alan

[@friscowolf2917]

"I'm not afraid of dying, I just don't want to be there when it happens." Woody Allen 😁

[@megret1808]

@@friscowolf2917 also, “Everybody wants to go to heaven. Nobody wants to die”

[@danielpuckett7792]

Thanks!

[@_witchdoctor]

Thumbnails on point

[@annemariededekind6271]

Fantastic Derek.

[@hailsagan8886]

In b4 "but Jesus is the only REAL resurrection" comments

[@lightningspirit2166]

Well jesus has the shroud of turin ,the others have nothing...?😮

[@frozentspark2105]

That's already proven to be a fake 🤣​@@lightningspirit2166

[@AnwarLL]

​@@lightningspirit2166 Lol

[@yasmin1998ca]

​@@lightningspirit2166 Jesus did not have it. It has been carbonated to the 14th century. Have you been hiding under a rock? Lol.

[@Ezekiel365Days]

@@lightningspirit2166the shroud of Turin is not poof at all about Jesus. You have claims with no proof and it has been debunked

[@marcelbourdeau2084]

Nice work! Lots and lots of genuine research and dedication went into this. Keep them coming! The 4.5 billion year old root of it all 👉🏼☀️👈🏼

[@_.Sparky._]

Soooo good! 👌👏👏

[@hansspadvii]

Thank you.

[@susanmullins7713]

Ahhh,a gathering of all the death and rise stories.😱

[@suronlatta1109]

Good video bro i really enjoyed it.

[@tomlaflamme2118]

It’s very true other civilizations believed in transition to after life so Christianity thinks their deity conquered death nothing new under the sun,,,

[@josephturner7569]

I think the reason this concept is so difficult for most people is that they are materialists. Once you read up on the basics of quantum physics, things become clear. Begin with the Double Slit Experiment. Jim Al-Kalili has an excellent programme on it.

[@tookie36]

Check out swami Sarvapriyananda:)

[@Eastra3]

I can find the name, but what specific program do I look for?

[@josephturner7569]

@@Eastra3 It is at the end of Atom. Which is a brilliant and entertaining lesson on the history of quantum physics Although, if you Google double Slit experiment you will find several examples.

[@Eastra3]

@@josephturner7569 Thankyou very much

[@Salem1000-xf2fb]

What becomes clear?

[@Dreamspore]

The spice must flow, the purple must burn. 🍷🐍💀

[@marcionbruno8197]

My personal favourite "resurrection" account is the story of the boxer Cleomedes of Astypalia, who went tonto after being disqualified at the Olympics in 492 BC and smashed up a gym, killing many children. The angry townspeople chased him into a temple, where he hid inside a box. But when the box was opened, Cleomedes had vanished. The Oracle of Delphi declared that he had become a god and should thenceforth be worshipped. Very like the empty tomb.

[@incrediblesloth85]

The way you said "Romulus" reminded me how my mother in law says "Romulans" because she hates the Romulans in Star Trek TOS 😂

[@MuktiArno]

It's amazing understanding this with the context of drug use like. How ammon explains it. He's right. Everyone was doing it.

[@quetzelmichaels1637]

Declaring YHWH to be the supreme ultimate creator of time and space, matter and life, was the final act of one-upmanship that has blinded the world. Adam is Leviathan given as food and Drink. YHWH is Behemoth. Adam becomes a Worm. YHWH became the Snake.

[@decades5643]

But... but... this can't be true!! People on the internet and scholars like Bart Ehrman and Mark S. Smith told me this isn't true! These ancient primary sources must be lying to us! They must have been influenced by Christianity even though they predate Christianity!🤣

[@justanotheropinion5832]

“Time worked different back then” is the explanation from a Christian friend of mine. 😂

[@decades5643]

@@justanotheropinion5832 Your friend is correct. It wasn't until the death and resurrection of our lord that time became linear. All that is good comes from Christianity. /s

[@justanotheropinion5832]

@@decades5643 it’s customary to include a /s when you’re being sarcastic. Lots of people won’t realize this is a joke

[@decades5643]

@@justanotheropinion5832 I guess you're right. I'm sure there are people that really believe that.

[@jeffmacdonald9863]

Ehrman never said anything like that. Don't know about this Mark Smith.

[@frozentspark2105]

Religion can believe whatever it wants. I know its bs, thats enough for me

[@HoTrEtArDeDcHiXx]

Venus is Uranus’s 👀

[@Ezekiel365Days]

Majority of the Nobel characters are either caopies of older myths, the didn’t exist or are later invention by men with great hype and sometimes they are all of them mentioned above

[@privatechannel8462]

You forgot the Stone Roses

[@lynnfarris3527]

Dig into the sumarian tablets. All this would make more sense

[@SnakeWasRight]

Perhaps I missed it in this video, but didn't one of the church fathers say that Jesus is just like the other dying and rising gods? Anyone know the quote?

[@NeptunesLagoon]

Yes, think nothing more than you think if the sons of Jupiter or Saturn…. 😮 so… how 😮

[@criticalthinker2477]

"One significant example comes from Justin Martyr (c. 100-165 AD), an early Christian apologist. In his First Apology (Chapter 21), Justin acknowledges similarities between Christian beliefs about Jesus and stories of pagan gods. He argues that these pagan stories were imitations created by demons to preemptively confuse people and undermine the truth of Christianity. Justin uses examples like the stories of Dionysus and Osiris to show how certain elements in pagan myths were superficially similar to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus but contends that these stories were distorted imitations, not true revelations."

[@Salem1000-xf2fb]

@@criticalthinker2477How could they be imitations when most are hundreds of years older than Jesus?

[@criticalthinker2477]

@@Salem1000-xf2fb well, Justin Martyr apparently thought these imitations were created by demons who, I guess, can see the future.

[@letsomethingshine]

Can see the future but don’t know which of the two evil powers self-righteously pretending to be correct is going to win?

[@chrisross3160]

What books are these from?

[@tookie36]

Innana is from the sumerian tablets. But you can check out “Inanna: Queen of Heaven and Earth: Her Stories and Hymns from Sumer” by Diane Wolkstein and Samuel Noah Kramer

[@andyhoughtaling6319]

No way! Yes!!!

[@brookvalley907]

I must admit that I am more interested in resurrections after Jesus. There appear to be many people resuscitated today after many minutes or hours of no heartbeat. Dr. Mary Neal appears to be a documentable case of modern day resurrection, replete with angels. Perhaps resurrections are not as unusual as we once thought.

[@SnakeWasRight]

Well after a few minutes of unconsciousness, that's not a real resurrection.

[@sparrowthesissy2186]

People raised with stories about death, dream about those stories when faced with death. I don't think it points to anything more than cultural influence and human imagination.

[@Redstar-f4e]

The stories of resurrections of those in ancient times are great literature. The oh's and ah's of action packed novels. But things have changed. Humanity, because of science want's more down to earth, 'Show me, where's the evidence...' It's funny, ironic that Jesus rose from the dead, but the Roman soldiers fell asleep, at just the right moment and no one saw a thing. But, because no one can prove it didn't happen, it happened. Not today in 2024. If YOU can't prove it happened, it DIDN'T HAPPEN! Faith? Faith in what? 'Look, I'll pay for the car later or the groceries or the smart phone, just have faith.' No one has that kind of faith anymore. Why, because some peoples claimed this guy rose from the dead and he'll be back very soon to show you all something glorious... 2,000 years later, still waiting. When will humanity wake up? Life is not a Shakespearian play. Nobody was ever resurrected, and I have proof!

[@subharmoniccicada612]

You want evidence ??? Search in the internet with all your capabilities as a human being. Ask the internet when was Dr. Jose Rizal shot by firing squad and fell dead ?? In 1948 he appeared in the Vatican and automatically become a Black Pope and took all the gold bullion inside Vatican and the Vatican become a great loser on the planet. Watch this video : THE PHILIPPINE GOLD SCANDAL POSSESSION AT THE WORLD BANK/ Ancient Magostribe 🧭

[@tookie36]

Inanna is a babe

[@NeptunesLagoon]

Yes, Caucasians mythology…,😮

[@tookie36]

“That is a white child, that is Caucasian from the mountains of Caucasus. That is a Slavic baby, a viking from Iceland. That baby got 730 as a credit score” 😅 (katt williams)

[@dayofthejackyl]

Which part was Caucasian mythology? Not the stuff from Sumer, not the stuff from Greece, not the Jesus stuff. So which part?

[@vvlogan]

😂😂😂​@@tookie36

[@mugowanjoroge]

Dan McLaren aka Data over dogma said all this are made up maybe u should do an interview on y he thinks so

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Hey, Derek, what's up? Not dead people, that I can tell you. 🤭

[@tookie36]

Maybe we are dead ? 🍃 🔥 💨

[@Dreamspore]

👁️💜👁️

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

I lost my dad,and my cousin Ze. My Grandma is coming back as a Hurricane 🌀. Her name was Helene. This Hurricane is called Helene, She knows we are in Florida.

[@w4rsh1p]

Do you believe in after life? Yes death is real.

[@Okaydokie001]

The uniqueness of the gospel message is that the resurrection has to be achieved now by you! and it’s in the treatise on the resurrection and is written on inscription over a door at St. Paul's Monastery “If you die before you die,then you won't die when you die”.

[@rasunsoter]

Nonsense

[@Okaydokie001]

@@rasunsoter reconsider

[@rasunsoter]

@@Okaydokie001 I know way too much to ever circle back to the insanity of believing that fairy tales are reality

[@MrBlazingup420]

You seem to be comparing Resurrection with Rebirth, they are not the same, resurrection, you keep our old body, you receive a new body with rebirth. Resurrection happens everyday these days, many people claim they died and came back to life, some saying they seen a bright light, others say they seen their relatives. When they died, they floated above their body, seeing what was going on at the time of their death, some even have a witness to their story, backed up by their head scratching doctor, that sounds like a ghost to me, are they real, some people claim they are real too. Old cemeteries use to have bells attached to the dead, in case they resurrected. Resurrection is not the same as rebirth. The dying and rising motif of the ancient world isn't the same as resurrection, it's based on what was seen in the natural world, everything dying during the winter, reborn during the spring. Dionysus is not resurrection, where is the body of Dionysus, no where to be found, he was stomped, shredded, fermented, and turned to wine, reborn in a New Body, to all who consumed him, now you have the spirit of Dionysus in you, you drunken fool, ha ha ha, me, I prefer the spirit of Mari, her Juana is a gift from God, she waits for him every Sabbath, at the top of her high mountain, hiding deep in her cave, for the return of serpentine lover, Suggar Maju, her Maculu (Maqlu), her Burning, in her cave, she speaks culu, it means Reverse, hearing her, through her macalla, her Echo. "He knows Dope, Seek Reefer" played in reverse, echoes "Ophiuchus, 420", high up in the heavens, the 7 stars of Ophiuchus outline a Cave Door, seen as the physician Asclepius, who could resurrect the dead, learning the art from a serpent, who placed a leaf on the head of the dead (snake). "Her Bid One, Wise Quotes, She Raise Dead" played in reverse, echoes "Antares, Scorpio, November". The Serpent hangs on a cross, using the pyramidal top of Ophiuchus, at the bottom of the cross, the heart of the scorpion, the red star Antares. "Her Birth God, Heart Beat" played in reverse, echoes "Libra, October", on the other side of the Cross, the Golden Gate of the gods, from where the Dying and Rising God returns, "Her Message, Say there is a Guest", played in reverse, echoes "Sagittarius, December". Sagittarius was seen as Pabilsag, the father of the Dying and Rising God of Healing, Damu "The Child", known as a Cullagh, a boar. The word "cullach" or "collach" is a Scots word that means "boar" or "wicked hunter". Damu was seen as the Head of Draco, the dragon, Draco and Ursa Major was known as Taweret, the Goddess of Rebirth, known as Reret, "The Sow", wife of the Black Boar, Seth, the 7 stars of the Big Dipper, the "Thigh of the Bull's Leg", Mac Culloch means "Little Calf". Taweret is the Hippopotamus with limbs of a Lion, wearing a Crocodile skin on her head, in Sumerian, Dimshah means both Bear (Ursa) and Hippopotamus, 'dim' meaning 'post, pillar, pole, bond, knot, binding', shah and sah, are the same, it means Pig, sahu means Boar, but shah also means Heart, and Dim means Demon, Dimshah means Demon Heart, what you find hiding in the hearts of the Bear and Hippopotamus if you come near their young, the Sow will do the same if if you mess with their young. Orion holds his Club in the center of the Silver Gate of Man, he was know as Sah, "Sahu the Hidden One', playing the words "They All Rule" in reverse, echoes "Orion", "Say Oath" will echo the bull "Taurus", "Beyond the Mist" will echo "Gemini", the two constellations Orion holds his Club between. Mashu is the Sacred Mountain, mashu means Twin, the name of Gemini, the Twin Dragons at the foot of Uras sacred mountain, vomiting the waters of the Milky Way Galaxy, Uras is the mountainous wife of Anu the Sky God. Ursa Minor, the Wolf headed son of Seth, brother of Anubis, Wepwawet, "Opener of the Ways", "Protector of the Belly", protected by the Goddess Neith, the Virgin Virgo, her name mean "The Terrifying One". In Sanskrit, 'vir' means “to subdue, to overpower, to tear open, to display heroism.” as Go means Cow. In Sanskrit, the word vira means "hero". It is related to the Latin word vir, which means "man", 'gin' is from Greek "gyne" meaning Woman, play the words "Her Mithras, Boy/Girl" in reverse to hear it echo "Virgo, September". "Way, I'll Open It, So They Go, See God' will echo "August, Regulus, Denebola, Leo", from the son of Setanta, meaning "He who knows the Way, known as the Hound of Ulster, and McCullough, the "Son of the Hound of Ulster", "Son of the Boar" too. Weylyn means Son of the Wolf, Lewallyn means Like a Lion, cupla in Irish means Twin, in Sumerian, Great means Cup, a Gal, a large fancy cup made of precious metals, we call it the Holy Grail, in it is damu, meaning "Blood", the Cup shaped head of Draco, and me Cupps-McCullough, back from the dead, reborn with a godly name, even the birthday. Remember, Seth is the God of Chaos, in the end, the wolf eats the sun and the One Eyed Odin. ha ha ha

[@Eastra3]

Resurrection and rebirth in the ways you have defined them is simply semantics, unless you consider rebirth to be reincarnation with a different mind, or one that has to remember where it came from. In quite a few of these ancient religions, resurrection/birth is into the realm of paradise (afterlife/netherworld), which you cannot go into with a natural body, thus you must receive a new body. Jesus teaches that we will receive new bodies, and everyone considers his teaching to be of resurrection, but even when he talks about dying, if you die in him, though your die, yet you shall live, being born into life, and dwelling with him in paradise (Abraham's Bosom). I am not making a difference between resurrection and rebirth. Those words do not inherently draw a line between each other, but the context around the word is what matters. There is only one major difference that matters when talking about immortality...gaining it consciously with memories fully intact, or gaining it unconsciously and having to remember it (reincarnation). In the Osirian mysteries, they are two different parts of one cycles. The spirit of Amun is born into a woman's womb, and that boy grows up as a son of Amun, aka Horus, then in death he becomes the lamb of Re, taking his seat next to Osiris in the underworld and becoming one with Osiris, then taking the righteous dead with him, after the judgment in which Thoth was judge, and leading them into resurrection into the sky as the conqueror Ra for the age of an Ibis, which is anywhere from 400-1000 years reign in the sky, and at the apex of the journey, they stay in the holy city above, where Ra unites with Amun, becoming Amun Re, and his light radiates where his light is greater than the sun, and his people are in constant light, then they go to the western horizon and Ra is born again into a man, and dies again to collect more souls from the underworld. So in this example, Osiris is reincarnated (reborn), dies, then resurrects (born into paradise with an ethereal body), and with that body, those who rise with him also rise with like bodies, not flesh bodies. So your definition of resurrection almost doesn't exist in most of these stories, because almost all of them resurrect with a superior body. So I wouldn't try to give them different definitions, because at times they can be the same and sometimes they are different, but its all about the context.

[@MrBlazingup420]

​@@Eastra3 Did you find all of that reading my comment. In Egyptian mythology, Horus is an immortal god who is never mentioned as dying, so how does he take his set next to Osiris in death, I believe his is associated with the horizon, it is the horizon that slays the bull every evening. The lower the sun drops in the west, the longer the shadows grow, like the horns on the bull with age, off with the Bull's head, cut off by the horizon, he holds the light of the sun for 35 minutes, known as dusk, same is true for Dawn, lasting 35 minutes. Our Sun is tilted 7 degrees, at the equator, a 25 day spin, 2+5=7, much slower at each pole, 35 days each, 35+35=70. A point on the 7 degree tilted sun takes 79 years to complete one full rotation, 79 years is a cycle kept by Mars and Mercury, like twins, they show up together on the same day in the same sign every 79 years, Mars retrogrades 70 to 79 days, loops back around to the same spot in 707 days, conjuncts with Venus 3 times in 9 months, on a 77 month cycle, Venus retrogrades 43 days every 77 weeks, 7 weeks hidden behind the sun. Mercury year is 88 days, 8+8=16, hiding a 7, retrogrades 22 times every 7 years, each retrograde happens 120 degrees from the last, after 3 retro's, a triangle, 7 triangles every 7 years, but Mercury spins so slow, having only 6 day of of sunlight every Earth year, but if you count Mercury's second sunrise, happing at mid day, it makes 7 days. I left out the dates to my first comment. On a Leap Year, September 6th is the 250th day of the year, 115 days left, both numbers reduce to 7, together they equal 14, and 1+4=5, or May 14 14th May is the Panegyric of Isis (Aset) Egyptian Celebration, when Asar (Osiris) was found and Aset (Isis) duly celebrated, which is 115 days before September 6th, 250 days after September 6th, which is 16 days before the Autumn Equinox, 106 days before the Winter Solstice, 169 days after the Spring Equinox, back up 7 days, August 31 is 183 days before and after February 29th, Leap Day, September is 77 (Twin Sevens) after the Summer Solstice. Go backwards 9 months, plus 24 hours, December 5th is Krampus Day, the Bad Santa, his mas, his Twin, add 7 hours to it, 9 months 1 day 7 hours equals 6,606 hours, at 34 degrees N latitude, you find the same mid heaven star at both dates. Leap Year, September 6th 2040, day of the New Moon, when all the visible planets align with the hand star Spica in Virgo, looking like a sword in her hand. New Moon is the Dark moon. hidden from sight, first sight of the new moon is September 8th, the birthday of Mary, mother of Jesus. September 6th 2040 will be my 79th birthday, place Orion's sword on the horizon, you find Alula at mid heaven, it means "First Born", the star at the tip of Orion's sword is Hatysa, in Sanskrit, Hatya means Slaughter, Gohatya means Cow Slaughter, but in Hebrew, 'yasa' means Savior, 'hata' means "to Sin", Savior of Sinners, in Egyptian, 'haty' means Heart, the 'SA' is a sign meaning "Lifesaver". Hiding in Hatysa is Haya, Sumerian meaning Grain/Seed, Haya is the God of Scribes known as the Door Keeper, the husband of the Grain Goddess Nisaba, the star Spica in Virgo. Spiculum means Spear, Roger means "Famous Spear", but it is slang for Orion's Sword, the part of Seth that Horus cut off, ha ha ha, we call it Orion's Club, every year on the day of the Summer Solstice, you find the Sun at the tip of Orion's Club, seeding it with his haya, in the center of the Silver Gate of man. Every year on the day of the Winter Solstice, you find the Sun next to the little blood red spot Spiculum in Sagittarius, where you find the stars 7 and 9 of Sagittarius, known as the lagoon Nebula, a body of water that the sun must cross on the day it stops moving on the southeastern horizon for 3 days. The Speculum is a tool used by doctors, placed into the woman where babies come out, Sagittarius is the location of the Golden Gate of the Gods. Sorry but your pretty words mean nothing to me unless you can show me what they were talking about, what I've showed you was proof in a magic way, hidden from bone headed scholars, egos inflated by their opinion holes, when they open their mouths, it makes me laugh, like breathing laughing gas. Is that your understanding, or did you read that in one of these scholars books, sounds like Abraham is Osiris, waiting for Moses to lead the chosen to the promise land. Something you might not know about the name Orion. AN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIAN HERBAL HANDBOOK VOLUME 1 uru.an.na = maš/ltakal, “URU.AN.NA means the plant called maš /ltakal” related to Fish oil, or seamen, and mud-ur.mah = “lion's blood". The Series URU.AN.NA and MUD-UR.MAH. Volume 1: The Tablets, Gilgamesh pits URU AN-NA, meaning "the Light of Heaven," against GUD AN-NA, Bull of Heaven, Taurus and Orion.

[@Eastra3]

@@MrBlazingup420 No, I did not find all of that reading your comment lol. It was put in there as fun fact to better explain my stance. When I was mentioning the Osirian cycle, I was going counterclockwise from the apex of the sky (12o'clock) to the throne of the underworld (6o'clock). So when I mentioned the spirit of Amun being reborn in a man, as Horus, that is in the western horizon, before entering the western gates at the mouth of Nut, so I didn't explain how I was going through the cycle, but we agree that Horus is in the west. Also, because it is an eternal cycle, I am saying that Horus is immortal, because he has already taken his trip around. So I don't disagree on that. You are saying that Horus never died, but when the Sun is being used as in the analogy, it is considered that the sun dies in the western gates every night, hence your 'slaying the bull'. Sometimes the symbolism isn't completely 1:1, but it is supposed to be, so I'll have to do some research on that. I know Horus didn't die a tragic death like Osiris. hmm, maybe you can help me figure this one out. Also, I learned about Osirian mystery religion from a book called, 'Egyptian Origin of the Book of Revelation', by John H.C. Pippy PhD. He believes the book of Revelation was actually taken off the walls of the Tomb of Ramses. He was not the first to believe the mysteries and symbolism of the book of Revelation were only able to be understood by understanding Egyptian mysteries. I do not know this other book you speak of, but I do know that the Hebrew mysteries in the Bible, especially those of the Dead Sea Scrolls have some similarities to the Osirian mystery religions. In the book of Enoch, the Lake of fire is towards the west, which is the same as the Osirian mystery religion, as Osiris and his followers renew themselves in the Lake of the dismembered by Anat I think. Or like in the book of 2 Esdras, the messiah will end the world with his death, and his chosen will be resurrected with him in the new earth after 7 days. This has similarities to how the Egyptian Gods remake and are born into a new earth cycle if I am correct. There are many more, but this is just off the top my head. Oh, and Matthew 27: 51-54, where the dead (probably from paradise) resurrect when the earthquake splits open the graves as soon as Jesus dies on the cross, hence, Jesus dies and resurrects with the dead, albeit he rose with his body 2 days later, but with Osiris it is the same concept, and Hosea 6:1-2 also lend to this concept, where the lamb goes into the underworld to transport those in paradise, east of the underworld in Enoch, to heaven. I have the Book of the Dead, and am trying to get some of the other ones, like Book of the Cow, Amduat, Book of Aker, and the Book of Gates. This book I read tries to tackle as many correlations as it can find, and even admits that some correlations are weak and unlikely, but he put them in there to leave no stones unturned. One chapter is trying to find hints of 12 tribes of Israel in the Osirian mystery books, since Revelation has 2 chapters in which the 12 tribes are mentioned, but he admits this was one of his weaker correlations, and I found it to be the weakest in the book by far. He had another one called 'The song of Moses', in which the chapter is mostly about the parallels of the Lake of Fire in Revelation and The Victory Hymn of Thutmosis III and Book of Gates. So maybe there is some similarities in the book you mentioned and the book I read, but I just gave you 2 chapters of 28, which the rest have nothing to do with Moses or Joseph and 12 tribes. None of the chapters claimed Abraham was Osiris or Moses leading them to the promise land. This book tried to be have as little an agenda as possible outside of showing the Book of Revelation had Osirian influence. I read this book a year ago, so it's not fresh in my mind, but after your response to me, its almost like I remember you from other KZbin responses, and it might have been one of your long responses like this that made me go research some of this stuff. So feel free to recommend me some more books to read lol. I am just a baby when it comes to astronomy, and I see you are not. So thankyou for passing wisdom to me. I do observe the moons religiously, and am beginning to study the workings of the rest of the celestial clock. Matter fact, today is my holy day that I have spent on religious subjects, as it is a half moon. October 2nd will be the next new moon, and October 16th the next full moon. Hopefully one day soon I will know the science of the heavens as well as you do.

[@Eastra3]

@@MrBlazingup420 Lol man, all this talking about this stuff, I ended up dreaming about a dead bull pursuing me, and I climbed up a wall and was terrified if I came down that I would be killed by it.

[@MrBlazingup420]

@@Eastra3 That is funny, I rarely remember my dreams, but I have that same feeling of running, now it's not so funny, I hope it isn't my turn tonight, ha ha ha. They say god is a trickster, as the white goddess, known to put words in the mouths of men, just as easily put dreams in their heads. something I came across “At her rising Erigone (Virgo, who reigned with Justice over a bygone age and fled when it fell into sinful ways, bestows high eminence by bestowing supreme power; she will produce a man to direct the laws of the state and the sacred code; one who will tend with reverence the hallowed temples of the gods.” [Astronomica, Manilius, 1st century AD, p.265]

[@w4rsh1p]

I resurrected last week 😂

[@josephturner7569]

You had an NDE?

[@w4rsh1p]

@@josephturner7569 no I died and resurrected. I could show you the evidence but then you wouldn't have free will. Just gotta have faith.

[@lightningspirit2166]

But there are no physical signs that any of these subjects actually resurrected, however jesus has the shroud of turin...?😮

[@bigbusiness3000]

Shroud has been debunked dates back to 1400s and can be replicated.

[@lightningspirit2166]

@@bigbusiness3000 wrong...your very out of touch with findings that prove the shroud is contemporary with I'm no religious fanatic ,but your opinion is very bigoted and biased,

[@jenathent4840]

​@@lightningspirit2166 it was debunked . No proof it was Jesus` and Is a lot younger than the supposed time Jesus was on earth

[@MandyMoorehol]

🐶 🐶 🐶

[@angamaitesangahyando685]

Still isn't Christianity different in extolling the virtues in suffering? That's what it seems to hace brought, with its denial of science and introduction of human rights. - Adûnâi

[@henryschmit3340]

'Seven arguments against christian dependence on the mysteries. ... seven points that undermine liberal efforts to show that first-century Christianity borrowed essential beliefs and practices from the pagan mystery religions. Arguments offered to prove a Christian dependence on the mysteries illustrate the logical fallacy of false cause. This fallacy is committed whenever someone reasons that just because two things exist side by side, one of them must have caused the other. As we all should know, mere coincidence does not prove causal connection. Nor does similarity prove dependence. Many alleged similarities between Christianity and the mysteries are either greatly exaggerated or fabricated. Scholars often describe pagan rituals in language they borrow from Christianity. The careless use of language could lead one to speak of a Last Supper in Mithraism or a baptism in the cult of Isis. It is inexcusable nonsense to take the word savior with all of its New Testament connotations and apply it to Osiris or Attis as though they were savior-gods in any similar sense. The chronology is all wrong. Almost all of our sources of information about the pagan religions alleged to have influenced early Christianity are dated very late. We frequently find writers quoting from documents written 300 years later than Paul in efforts to produce ideas that allegedly influenced Paul. We must reject the assumption that just because a cult had a certain belief or practice in the third or fourth century after Christ, it therefore had the same belief or practice in the first century. Paul would never have consciously borrowed from the pagan religions. All of our information about him makes it highly unlikely that he was in any sense influenced by pagan sources. He placed great emphasis on his early training in a strict form of Judaism (Phil. 3:5). He warned the Colossians against the very sort of influence that advocates of Christian syncretism have attributed to him, namely, letting their minds be captured by alien speculations (Col. 2:8). Early Christianity was an exclusivistic faith. As J. [Gresham] Machen explains, the mystery cults were nonexclusive. A man could become initiated into the mysteries of Isis or Mithras without at all giving up his former beliefs; but if he were to be received into the Church, according to the preaching of Paul, he must forsake all other Saviors for the Lord Jesus Christ…. Amid the prevailing syncretism of the Greco-Roman world, the religion of Paul, with the religion of Israel, stands absolutely alone. This Christian exclusivism should be a starting point for all reflection about the possible relations between Christianity and its pagan competitors. Any hint of syncretism in the New Testament would have caused immediate controversy. Unlike the mysteries, the religion of Paul was grounded on events that actually happened in history. The mysticism of the mystery cults was essentially nonhistorical. Their myths were dramas, or pictures, of what the initiate went through, not real historical events, as Paul regarded Christ’s death and resurrection to be. The Christian affirmation that the death and resurrection of Christ happened to a historical person at a particular time and place has absolutely no parallel in any pagan mystery religion. What few parallels may still remain may reflect a Christian influence on the pagan systems. As Bruce Metzger has argued, ‘It must not be uncritically assumed that the Mysteries always influenced Christianity, for it is not only possible but probable that in certain cases, the influence moved in the opposite direction.’ It should not be surprising that leaders of cults that were being successfully challenged by Christianity should do something to counter the challenge. What better way to do this than by offering a pagan substitute? Pagan attempts to counter the growing influence of Christianity by imitating it are clearly apparent in measures instituted by Julian the Apostate, who was the Roman emperor from AD 361 to 363.'

[@kaloarepo288]

Biblical stories are only very superficially similar to ancient polytheistic myths about dying and resurrecting heroes and gods and all that sort of thing which usually are inspired by natural phenomena like the cycle of the seasons and the behaviour of celestial bodies like the sun and moon. The crucial difference being that biblical stories are anchored in very relatable human characters and tell very human stories with the supernatural aspects being like a kind of cosmic topping. The story of the birth of Jesus, his family and what happens to him in the end is nothing like the myth of Attis or of Osiris and similar dying/resurrecting gods myths as the latter are so obviously allegorical and more often than not have no moral or ethical implications unlike the Jesus story that has a host of ethical and moral implications to it. Unless you take this factor into account one will never understand why Christ won out over Mithras, Osiris, Adonis and Atys .

[@Shadowman9348]

Whatever you say Jesus fanboy...

[@Roman-jw2mw]

Yawn. The tired old Zeitgeist debunked nonsense. Lame.

[@MobileNasty]

That tired ol Jesus debunked stuff

[@hailsagan8886]

Swing and a miss. Your fairytale isn't as unique as you think it is

[@SonOfMorning]

You are not yawning and being all relaxed and chill😂. You are feeling very uncomfortable trying to dismiss the evidence that story of Jesus's resurrection is nothing special.

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

17:12 A sacred mill?

[@logan666]

Meal

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

@@logan666 That's not what he said though.

[@MuktiArno]

27:01 stem cell therapy

[@waderogers]

Derek, et al., It would have been unusual during and right before the time of Jesus to have very strong similarities between Jesus and other Greco-Roman Savior deities without there being some syncretism between the two religions. Put another way, if the story of Jesus didn't somewhat parallel the preceding stories of Romulus, Asclepius, Zalmoxis, Dionysus, and others, then it would be OK to say that it is wholly unique and possibly divinely inspired, but that's not what we see. Quite the contrary, we see detail after detail nearly perfectly matching in general theme and motif preceding and very well known fictional stories, stories that would have been known to and read by any person with a working grasp of the Greek language. It would be difficult for someone at that time to have learned to read and write in Greek without them having studied, read, and memorized the classics.

[@alextorres5665]

So if jesus would have come into the world now in 2024 and said all the things Jesus said back then. Would you believe?

[@rebmedina2835]

So many myths include rising after 3 days. So the number 3 must mean something

[@jenathent4840]

Mother, father and child

[@Shadowman9348]

Yes, a lotta things happen in 3s. And there's many meanings behind it rather than just one.

[@sailorsaturn995]

Past, present & future. Hell, earth & heaven. Birth, life & death. All good things come in 3s ☺️

[@SageAdvice-p9h]

I like the fact that this video explores many resurrection beliefs from of the various cultures in the middle east that were in circulation before Christian beliefs began. With this understanding, Jesus's resurrection isn't quite so special. Thanks for putting this together.

[@letsomethingshine]

And also makes sense if the weird meaningless useless parts… it was to copy beloved motifs such as calling other religions as beings inspired by demons/enemy-spirits.

Here is some noise Derrick and thank you so much for all you are doing. Doesn't the number 3 in world mythology always represent the same thing? Triumph over the season of death? Based on the sacred promise Mother Nature demonstrates to all who incarnate in her world. Winter is her season of death which lasts 3 months. And is always... always... always... followed by the season of life. Known as Spring. Which is also 3 months long. And is the season of rebirth and reconstitution and resurrection. Didn't dying and rising Deities all arise out of the Agricultural period which emerged out of the Hunter Gatherer period which preceded it. And don't dying and rising Gods symbolize the annual death and resurrection cycle of Mother Nature. Which consists of 12 sacred lunar cycles. Also every month the moon dies for 3 days... and then is reborn anew as a sacred new moon. This is why dying and rising gods are entombed for 3 days... before they resurrect. This is why Hermes Trismegistus was known as... "The Thrice Great." As he was famous for triumphing over the season of death. Just like Jesus The Christ... sometime later. This is what the 3 Mithraic wise men represent. And this is all the Christian Trinity actually symbolizes. It isn't about the individual literary personas but rather the sacred underlying promise of the number 3. Which is what most parental deity religions are selling. Entrance into Studio 54... for only the best people. Which has long been a hugely profitable marketing concept. As the staggering material wealth of the Roman Catholic Empire demonstrates. And why the Mafia has always been so Roman Catholic. As they are simply the shadow side of the Roman Catholic Empire. Which is why they get to launder their money through the Vatican Bank. And why the Vatican Bank destroys all records every 1O years. 💙

[@susanmullins7713]

Well darn! We are worshipping the number 3!!!!!!

@@susanmullins7713 Well... if you are trying to get into Studio 54 with only the best people after you die? Then yes... you are actually worshiping the sacred promise of the number 3. Which is all you get out of the Abrahamic religions. If you are lucky and if pay them enough money. Because it is all just a protection racket just like the Mafia. You have to pay them for protection or else they will make you sadistically suffer. And then you will be so sorry that you didn't pay up. Because entrance into Studio 54 is never free. Which is where all the great revenue generation all comes from. Like all of those private jets which so pollute our sacred planet.💙

[@brendazarifian2759]

This is a good fairytale. Everything comes from ancient Greek The reason they died and came back after three days was because they were doing drugs It’s all about the drugs.

[@Shadowman9348]

It doesn't all come from ancient Greek. The Canaanites & Sumerians predate them with their ancient mythologies.

[@SPL0869]

Christians couldn’t even get the 3 days and 3 nights thing right.

[@arunanand2809]

We believe in God because we are afraid of death.

[@amuthi1]

Ressurrection in Old Norse Myth: "The war I remember, | the first in the world, When the gods with spears | had smitten Gollveig, And in the hall | of Hor had burned her, Three times burned, | and three times born, Oft and again, | yet ever she lives." Völuspa verse 21.

[@Eastra3]

Where do you find English translations of the original works of ancient Norse religious texts?

[@pragmaticcrystal]

We Are MYTHVISION‼️

[@moonshoes11]

Hello there! ✌️😎

[@pragmaticcrystal]

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[@peggysoumakis1758]

The resurrection of Jesus is the real deal. No question. Many ancient resurrection stories . Great. No big deal. Jesus is alive. The alpha and the omega. Eternal like a circle

[@Dick-m4u]

Resurrection? That is the definition of materialism. There is only one entity in existence. Only one exists. It drives all creatures and fungus. Every spore. The name humans give is a label for an ego. The ego is a thoughtform attached to memory. Everything you consider you is actually Ego. Ego does not exist..Ego is separated from God. It is the only opposition to the will of God. I create the Good and the Evil.... there is none besides Me.- God through "Isaiah " . The ego is comprised of memories of perceptive experience. You view this world as if it is your individuated self living in a created environment. In reality, the non fractialized you is the environment, all the creatures, all the nothing these memory sensors cannot fathom... just you, guy , without that silly Ego. You are a fraction of all that is like a drop of water in the ocean. Just ocean.

[@lightningspirit2166]

I will defend Jesus's moral humanitarian teachings go the death and beyond, whoever he was or was not ,no one can deny the moral teachings ,lest they be demonic...! 😮 Satan get behind me ,,,😮

[@lightningspirit2166]

Jesus deniars,not one of you has mentioned Jesus's good moral ,humanitarian teachings,shame on the lot of you , 😮

[@KeithPrince-cp3me]

Enki was the god of the Abzu, a freshwater aquifer believed to exist from which all springs, wells and rivers were thought to originate, the chief Sumerian deity being Anu, the sky god. Among post Jesus examples of belief in resurrection we can include the Roman emperor Nero Redivivus (Nero who lives again) who it was widely believed had been resurrected. Caesar wrote the Druids taught that after death people continued to live on in another place, as it were, which he thought was to take away the fear of death from supporters & make them fight all the harder. Legendary King Arthur was said to have come back to life after residing in stasis in a cave for years and remained alive centuries after his supposed death. In some ways a refusal to believe that Hitler was dead and still lived was a continuation of this resurrectionist belief in a more recent time.

[@jonstaley-q5p]

And they force General Simon Bar Gi'ora Mono Bazus, the Galilean [or master Zealot], the foeman of Alexander and Rufus, to take to his cross in Rome ! " a sad side-commentary on how lowly the mighty King of the Jews Jewish general had fallen. Who were Alexander and Rufus, his foemen? Tiberias Alexander and Terentius Rufus, the two foremost generals under Titus at the siege of Jerusalem. Simon the Zealot, that is, Simon Zelotes, is, in deed, none other than Simon the Zealot par ex- cellence, the Master Zealot, whose fiery zeal burned vainly against the Romans. Simon the chief of that band of Zealots, a Zelotes, also a Sicarius or Sicariotes, and who is named Simon Iskariotes in the book John 6:71; 12:4; 13:2 and 26, in several manuscripts, - Tischendorf has adopted this reading in his authoritative text was none other than Simon Bar Gi'ora, the Son of Man. Simon the Tanner is, there is little doubt, another variant. There is no single word in the Hebrew scriptures which is the exact equivalent for the Greek burseus, a tanner. But the Hebrew words bara ghor, " to make leather," give us fairly good play on the name of the greatest general of the Jews. Simon the Leper, mentioned in Mark 14: 3, appears in the Syriac text as " Shimon Girwa" which is about as close as a scribe slightly weak on orthography, would be expected to get to the name Shimon Giwora or Gi'ora.

[@olatunjibanwo5161]

This is prof that jesus is a frictional name and is so called death and resurrection and promise of eternal life was copied from accient mythology and yet Christians all over the world would come and be deomolizing all this deities rubbish religion 😂😂😮

[@mdug7224]

Evidence that old tropes sell books. I bet at least one of your viewers can name a character who gets diced or dumped, disappears for a while and then comes back with enhanced power. Be it anime or ancient myth, an epic storyline is an epic storyline. (Fist of the North Star, Rocky, pokemon, ...)

[@cheeseman417]

The editing for these videos are just top notch!, I enjoy all the content regardless and have for years now, but, wow! it’s as polished as anything on the established networks. kudos to you and the team.

[@lightningspirit2166]

Only jesus has the shroud which had now been proven to be contemporary with his time on earth, jesus may have been a real interdimensional being of the vhighest order of enlightenment...?😮

[@lightningspirit2166]

Let Jesus's moral teachings, cleanse your slum mindsets 😮😅

[@Eastra3]

With most of these 'resurrecting gods', the story of them dying and rising wasn't to be an analogy for the cycle of seasons in the natural world, but the other way around, in which the cycles of the natural world were analogies to their (gods) ability to come and go over and over for eternity.

[@lgree4627]

According to scientific knowledge, resurrections are not possible.

[@bryankeeth1099]

Thanks. I enjoyed that

[@anudeep6884]

Please make a documentary on CHRISTMAS and Santa Claus

[@noahrkisttheegyptian6642]

Had a slight fall out with my old friend about this topic.

[@josephsorce2543]

"Have You Heard the 'Word' of Joe ... Mamma ?!"

[@Marcile-p2o]

Keep doing what you do. 🎉😊

[@anzu3439]

Always the people who claim their faith based beliefs are facts.. what a joke

[@DutchPeanut]

Osiris was res-ERECTED

[@gregattanasio3185]

I have known many a doubter,, THEN THEY SAW THE LIGHT.. IN CHRIST ALONE ANYTHING ELSE IS SINKING SAND..PEACE TO ALL..

[@michaelguidera1876]

Why are there so many people on you tube who try so hard to prove that Jesus was a fraud? What is the motivation? Why should anyone care? You don't believe His message, ok then why not move on and simply enjoy your life? What drives people to not only make the videos, but also to voice their disbelief of Christ and His Kingdom message? Is it a nagging, persistent guilt that haunts you? Is it some external force coercing you to reject Him? Is it a fear that rejecting Him may have eternal consequences? Is it because you tried believing and you were disappointed? Is it just too much of a stretch to believe supernatural events? I wonder what motivates unbelief.

[@alextorres5665]

Not even close. Jesus made promises, and he is the one true God. But yes, there are other gods. But yahwe is ours.

[@wo26ws]

Kinda corny at times but I loved it still

[@djelalhassan7631]

Jesus=son of Zeus and Iesous=hail Zeus Divus Julius Caesar Satan Lucifer the Rubbed one.

[@joeyrufo]

Just sent this to my dad. Hope he watches it! 😅😁🥲🥹