How Prophecies Are Forged! || Interview with Kipp Davis

[@Robert_Browne]

Back in the seventies my dad saw me reading Nostradamus. He said if you want to be a prophet, make a different prediction every day and in two hundred years they'll collect all the ones you got right.

[@roderickshaka3626]

love listening to Dr Kipp. ⭐

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

I love Dr Kipp. There's a young whippersnapper who is almost as good, called Dr Josh. {:o:O:}

[@ReasontoDoubt]

Well have I got good news for you! 😄

[@sp1ke0kill3r]

Is The super secret guest, Richard Carrier?

[@ReasontoDoubt]

😂

[@mjt532]

01:51:32 Could it be argued that 2 Kings lifted the narrative from Isaiah, and not the other way around?

[@ReasontoDoubt]

I have no idea! Kipp streams regularly on his own channel though, I bet you could get an answer on any of his livestreams.

[@mjt532]

@@ReasontoDoubt I've listened to him discuss this at least once before. I don't think he goes into the reasoning for thinking Isaiah clearly copied 2 Kings, and not vice-versa. I'll ask him about it next time he posts a video about this.

[@mjt532]

In the title, does "forged" mean how prophets faked prophecies, as in ex eventu? Or is that referring to how prophecies were originally formed?

[@ReasontoDoubt]

It's about how the idea of prophecy evolved over time in Judaism and then into Christianity, and how the prophecies many Christians believe point to Jesus were developed.