Jacob Aliet Part 1 - A Man Must Make Himself Valuable | What's On Your Shelf?

[@bennetowuonda]

Let's listen to Aliet.

[@SupremeEstatesCo123]

I'll give the interviewer his flowers,, eloquently spoken,, listening skills top notch and he knows how to keep the conversation going. Kudos.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you! suprimeestateCo That really means a lot. I put a lot of thought into making the conversation engaging, so it’s great to hear that it made an impact. Really appreciate the kind words!

[@PetersonPeterson-vh6cu]

I’ve discovered and thoroughly loving Eliet’s thoughtset. Am literally watching like every episode of his shows available out there. I love this engagement and very confident this channel will grow very rapidly. Good job by the interviewer.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Welcome aboard Peterson! we truly appreciate you joining our community of book lovers and curious minds. We promise more engaging content. Let’s dive into the next chapter together.

[@Kim-fq9ro]

Aliet is smart! Great interviewer! Mbarikiwe Rateke.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Amen kim-fqro stay tuned for more like this content

[@syvesterjacobomwa2697]

This Man is wise, his writings are inspired by reality, they resonate well with our day to day life, Namesake, confirm if you too believe in devine powers coz the wisdom you dispense is beyond this physical world.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

yes he is so wise I agree that and his books are a gem

[@ArcardMgendi]

Our teacher, our coach. Aliet is great

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Yes Aliet is such a great teacher

[@moazamfayyaz]

Thanks For sharing powerful video we learn a lot from it

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

You're very welcome! mozamfayyaz I'm so glad the video was helpful and that you found it powerful. Learning and sharing knowledge is always a rewarding experience, and I’m happy it resonated with you

[@homeofmugithi]

Brilliant. Thanks for hosting Aliet. He is a great author. This was enlightening.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you! It was a pleasure to host Aliet. He truly is a remarkable author, and I'm glad you found the session enlightening. Who would you like to see next on the show?

[@homeofmugithi]

@@WhatsOnYourShelf Silas Nyanchwani

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

thank you we will look for him for an interview stay tune

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Silas Nyanchwani is coming up today on, stay tuned

[@homeofmugithi]

@@WhatsOnYourShelf Awesome 👌🏿. Will be eagerly waiting

[@sammykarori]

Actually there are historical records that prove that Jesus Christ, The Son of God, walked the earth. From about 33:21 to around 33:34, Aliet points to another writer's 'evidence' that there are no historical records to show proof Jesus' existence but such records do exist. The historian Josephus documented this in his records.

[@isaacmathewajuoga8026]

Great content from Jacob! And as a scholar I believe he will also agree to disagree [good to know he's a skeptic]. In that regard, a true scholar will know to refrain from denying the existence of Jesus as all researchers have come to one conclusion, Jesus [as a person] is not a myth - he actually existed. There are lots of roman [and other] records to prove it, and that's why Jesus has never been wished away. Otherwise, he would have been forgotten a long time ago as his true teachings are usually not so liked by those in power - not the manipulated ones. Let him keep reading about it.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

That’s an interesting perspective isaacmathewajuaga, and I appreciate the depth of your insight! Indeed, Jesus’ existence is widely acknowledged by historians, and it’s fascinating how his influence has endured despite opposition throughout history. I think Jacob would appreciate diving deeper into this topic, especially since he seems to approach things with a critical yet open mind. Encouraging more reading and exploration on the subject is always a great way to expand understanding.

[@okellonjaramba9412]

This Guy Jacob could be somebody different. Too bright . Okello Nyakwar Jaramba Nairobi Kenya

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you @okello for your comment. Aliet truly showered us with knowledge nuggets, We are glad you enjoyed the conversation. Welcome aboard!

[@Paulshevs]

This is awsome

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you paulshevs for the kind words.

[@dankurgat7316]

Aliet is just a genius

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Yes he is. thanks dankankurgat for the kind words

[@didijebel2000]

Not really obviously highly intelligent.

[@teclakagai754]

My favorite jacob❤❤🙏

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thanks teclakagi Jacob's episode is clearly a good one. Way to go.

[@teclakagai754]

@WhatsOnYourShelf very next bring him&zippy 🔥❤️

[@mburulucky9580]

touch me now with your healing hands, for I believe that your will is for me to be well in mind, body, soul and spirit. Cover me with the most precious blood of your Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ from the top of my head to the soles of my feet

[@Aj2030]

I recommend to anyone who still has questions after reading the bible, to read The Quran. It has all the answers we seek 💯

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you for sharing your recommendation. I'll keep that in mind

[@rufusnganga1118]

Great content...please do more episodes on unplugged...I understand its a book but you can still monetize versions of unplug with videos as episodes 30-45mins? I am more of a video content consumer than a book reader I cant hardly concentrate with books😅

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thank you so much for the feedback and the suggestion! I really appreciate your enthusiasm for more content around Unplugged. I understand the appeal of video content-it's a great way to engage with stories in a different format. I’ll definitely consider creating episodes or video versions that expand on the book’s themes

[@seanagandi7655]

He basically picks everything from the Rational Male by Rollo Tomasi written in 2010

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Thanks @seanagandi for your comment! It’s interesting that you noticed similarities with The Rational Male by Rollo Tomassi. While ideas may overlap across different works, each author brings their unique perspective and experiences to the conversation. What are your thoughts on how Aliet’s take compares to Tomassi’s? Would love to hear your perspective!

[@karimomondi8360]

Help me meet him, he can help me build and move into writing, I'm really passionate in writing

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Hey, Karamomondi. I'm so glad you're passionate about writing! It’s always inspiring to see someone eager to enter this creative field.

[@kevokiprop107]

Those from x-/ hi.😂. Great fellow here

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

😂you got me there!

[@Accountants615]

The guy is good but has not read well on Religious literature.

[@WhatsOnYourShelf]

Really what makes you say that accountant

[@Accountants615]

@@WhatsOnYourShelf His interpretation of the Gospel accounts, in relation to the historical books or historians of that period, is somewhat limited. Many people and texts provide insight into the events of that time. For instance, during the reign of Emperor Tiberius, in the 15th year of his rule (which corresponds to approximately 27 AD), Jesus was baptized, a detail mentioned both in the Bible (Luke 3:1, 3:23) and by historical writers like the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus in his Antiquities of the Jews (Book 18, Chapter 3). These historical references help corroborate the biblical narrative, providing a broader context for understanding the events of Christ's life.