Journey to the Heart of Jewish Mysteries | Parable Documentary

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[@catfishzcorner2929]

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[@terriemartinez9989]

Bam Iran. Perfect arena. Burnt mountaintop. Separated rock. Cow worship artifacts at bottom.

[@Magus1213]

This show defined The History Channel in the 200X decade. Right before the reality shows took over.

[@pwns247]

I really wish Simcha still made this show

[@joeneil5485]

He ran outta mysteries to solve!

[@davidhallett8783]

@@joeneil5485 how did trump get elected and why is he not in jail

[@michaelwall3393]

@@davidhallett8783 Judaism is a false religion and not real and is made up like Greco Roman gods and Ancient Egypt gods are and Islam and Hindu and Buddhism and Dowism. Also why are democrats not trialed for treason and violence against US sovereignty? GTFO my country!

[@kierstena4174]

@@davidhallett8783 Seek help for your TDS.

[@kierstena4174]

This show is awesome.

[@the_setapart177]

I seen one documentary and instantly subscribed. Why can't the history channel actually be this authentic. Smh 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@alidapurdy]

It used to be. The Naked Archeologist was originally a History Channel series. It was one of my favorites. I've seen almost everything Simcha has made. His stories of Biblical history and the history of the Holy Land are phenomenal.

[@moondancer4660]

@Syd McCreath Either you are a child and you believe that because it is what you were taught OR you have never been to the U.S. ALSO, why is U.S. Capitalism the only Capitalism you mentioned??

[@kierstena4174]

This was on the history channel when the history channel was actually good and about history!

[@ebbafournier104]

I love Simcha, he's so inspiring and energetic.

[@DuanTorruellas]

I liked the biblical content of the episode , very nice because you dont hear this information everyday.

[@menachemzarkh6272]

Simha I named my son Simha that's haw much you and your work mean to me! But where are you lately? We need you we become addicted to your incredible videos!

[@Shinobi33]

I used to watch this after work in the afternoon. It'd help me relax and even help me sleep. Very well made. Top notch narration by Simcha

[@grownjohnboy]

It has been a while. Thanks for not falling off the edge of the World Simcha. Shalom

[@Biblical_Mystery]

Your videos are incredibly informative and educational. I always learn something new and valuable from each video, and your ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and concise manner is commendable.

[@kirksawyer1034]

I love your stuff bro...its amazing. Ive folowed u from Egypt to the Motherland ISRAEL !! much love bro from an American who lives in London, a christian man who follows David.

[@wesleyford7709]

Hi from Australia I am new to this channel. I am looking forward to many hours of fascinating viewing.

[@donnasmith6409]

Simcha, thank you for your work. I've learned so much from your documentaries. Please keep exploring and teaching. God bless Israel.

[@umamigo1]

Thanks for putting together this amazing series from Simcha Jacobovici!!!

[@marshaweisberg7396]

Thank you Simcha for all of your hard work in creating this video. It is wonderful!!!!🙏🏻

[@kumarg3598]

This is old. I think simcha is missing.

[@davidhallett8783]

@@kumarg3598 why

[@marcellacruser951]

Simcha is alive and kicking. He is married to a lovely lady named Nichole, they have several grown children, and I think they split their time between Canada and Israel. I belive he's 69 or 70 now, still doing the occasional Judeo-oriented documentary. He's a lot of fun to watch.

[@marcellepesek3038]

Marvelous! Thank you so much! I'm about halfway through and feared I'd have to search for the next part, then realized that it continued! What a fascinating adventure!

[@jerrymarlow]

I wish everyone could see all of his shows its an amazing religious and historical compilation of very valuable information, I give the upmost respect for all that he has done and will do. God bless everyone that reads this, if there's ever been a time for God to be in our lives it's now, we've got rapist, murders, our children are being educated and encouraged to guesting their owe identity God made male and female and that's just the way it is, and if there's any doubt then they need to talk to the master and get things back in order.God bless us all..

[@savvybear207]

I have missed this show very much. At best I am agnostic. I love Simca and how he represents his favoured archeology.

[@CarlStreet]

Absolutely fabulous. This is a terrific video and very well produced. Thank you

[@kathyhanna9411]

Most enjoyable videos, thank u for sharing and all your hard work

[@thejourneyhome]

Fantastic show! Always a crazy amount of information to chew on. Thank you DJ and Miss Olivia.

[@duchessstudioband7896]

The royal purple was a big big industry on Create. The Ancient Minoans raised the mollusks, and then set up the cats so the mollusks would attack each other. As they died, a royal purple dye was emitted. The Minoans we're able to process the secretion into a powder. The Archeologists that dig in Crete said the process was pretty messy and stinky. But the dye was ultra expensive and was called Tyrian Purple. I'm not sure who had it first, the Phoenicians or the Minoans. But the Minoans had a serious business selling the dye. It was worth it's weight in gold

[@Carelock]

Someone’s been watching Bettany Hughes…

[@kierstena4174]

Cats?

[@honeybunch5765]

Think about it, colour back then was all about status and money, it was actually just all about making money, colour as status had been replaced by branding now. Money, money, money...ah humans.

[@honeybunch5765]

@@kierstena4174 yeah it must be a typo, I font understand the cat part.

[@phillipstroll7385]

It was a big industry throughout the ancient world. Greece had 4 factories. Rome had 4. The there was 2 in Jerusalem. The Persians had 2. The Egyptians had 4. Even the Mayans had a blue making factory; however, their blue they made by baking soil they collected from the state of Georgia in the USA. True Mayan blue can never be replicated. First of all, the soul no longer exists and secondly, they don't really know how it was done. Much like Damascus steel. We pretend to replicate it Nevada we can make it appear like Damascus steel, but it isn't the same. Chemists believe there was something in the clay of Damascus that increased the carbon. Making blue was big business. Very very big business. Which is why I laugh my ass off at numb nuts whom say the achieved didn't have a word for blue. Or couldn't see the color blue. They must certainly did. The ancients were far more intelligent and far more mentally, emotionally and physically stronger than modern people. The ancients could split the atom, used sound to defy gravity, created electricity from garbage, split oxygen and hydrogen from water, had lighter than air flight, used water for hydrology, generically mortified poisonous plants into edible vegetables, you name it, they did it.

[@user-zk8ed4kd2b]

This is a fascinating documentary. The segment on the blue dye was great.

[@DweeD1516]

I really like this guy. He has a good and sincerely curious about what subject he learning about and looking into and he has an authentic energy and the editing of the show matches it but also gives that early 2000s nostalgic vibe. Excellent information and history as well!

[@kierstena4174]

I agree. He also has a good sense of humor and is easy on the eyes!

[@DweeD1516]

@Ronald Morrison :O

[@DweeD1516]

@@kierstena4174 Many Israelis are! Ha!

[@karenwaddell9396]

He has an agenda.

[@simonkhulu8779]

@@DweeD1516 gggggggg&ggggggggggggggggggg

[@trespire]

I was aware of the purple dye in antiquity "Argaman" or ארגמן, extracted from tiny little shelled sea snails. It was highly valued and used to designate royalty. But this is new to me.

[@torceridaho]

Tyrian purple from mollusks, from the Phoenician coast.

[@Notwokeorbroke]

I found his films/documentaries about a year ago! I am Obsessed! He is magnanimous! I would watch anything historical he creates. Does anyone know how to send him a message to let him know what he has meant to me ? I started watching when I was trapped in bed for 2 years with excruciating pain then 2 subsequent neck surgeries within 3 months. Complications caused my healing to be delayed and partial spinal cord injury involved. I LEARNED for that time! I am back to myself, with limitations! No one would ever know what I have survived to look at me! THANK YOU Simcha!

[@646oleg]

he has youtube channel

[@NorwayT]

33:13 It must be extremely embarrassing for an alleged Chemist to go along, saying "they split the atom", when he seconds earlier explained that it is the BOND between two Bromide Atoms attached to the Indigo Molecule that is broken photochemically. When manipulating the BONDS and electrons around atoms we are talking CHEMISTRY. When manipulating the number of particles in the CORE of an Atom, we are talking Nuclear Physics. Ok, so I've studied Chemistry and Physics in Universities, but we all learnt this in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL… 1:19:40 Chemical Analysis of the pottery used to store the Dead Sea Scrolls show that the pottery was of poor quality, hastily thrown together. A Pottery Factory would of course be able to make everyday pottery to be used a few times then thrown away. Finding everyday pottery today is useful to pinpoint who made it and where it came from, but to the people wo used it at the time, it would be like someone throwing a Cola Bottle and it to be discovered in 2,000 years. It didn't have any intrinsic value. A Pottery Factory would also pride itself on mastering the art of making GOOD Pottery to harbor the Sacred Texts of the Community. The entire Qumran Archeological Story tells of a puritan Jewish Community devoted to clean living before God. It's a crying shame that the Israel Antiquities Authority has someone watching the place with such a far out explanation for the site! 1:36:18 For anyone who has read the koran, hadiths, sira and shari'ah texts, it is clear that it's a stretch calling islam a "religion" when in fact about 95% of the texts are POLITICAL in nature, and bits and pieces of the Bible is plagiarized to give the impression of a religious legitimacy. I regard the Dome of the Rock as nothing but the usual POLITICAL statement of CONQUEST. The rule that wherever a muslim settles is "islamic land" says it all when it comes to "tolerance". Call it what it is: A Political Ideology, NOT a "religion". Of course the Temple Mount is Jewish. That is if History, Archaeology and GOD's TRUTH has any meaning whatsoever… Adnan Husseni basically presented a load of Taqiyya. ✡✝ 2:17:19 …………… PIPE DREAM (as in Opium Pipe…!!!) The Chinese Communist wouldn't have to lift a finger. That really would be World War 3!

[@CarlosAvila-et8ko]

Rabbi; Thank you for your explanation and instruction. I had an epiphany. I also shared it with my kids.

[@oceanblueavanue]

Good documentary, informative and narrated great. Very good to learn about Jewish history and culture

[@iwenolongertrustliars9396]

It's insane to think that the Jews, Muslims, Christians and so many others cannot all have access to historical sites of worship. No reason to fight, just share in access and use. Every religion, or person that says you cannot share Gods lands to learn about spiritual love, good and truth in your own way isn't really a believer and followers of the true teachings. Give all a chance to learn in this life on earth and do what they need to do as long as they don't harm or kill others. Why are pieces of land and temples more important than Gods laws, human rights and what truly works all of human history? If you cannot share in peace, then you're not God followers or if non-believers you're not ethical and decent.

[@jojolafrite90]

@@iwenolongertrustliars9396 I was mostly agreeing before you insulted all "non-believers", saying we are "not ethical *edit* : and decent, because you dare call people not decent also.".

[@iwenolongertrustliars9396]

@@jojolafrite90 I meant non believers in sharing and peace. I understand how that can appear otherwise.

[@MetAxa369]

Wow. You’re getting better and better playing the shofar. Awesome.

[@littleandre4957]

(2:39:00) when Mosheh wrote it, it was already the Mountian of Elohim after the burning bush event.

[@davidhallett8783]

That s where you gotta hand it to the israelis when saddam hussein was launching scud missiles into israel and george bush urged them not to retaliate and they bravely did not. Because the last time they listened to a bush. They wandered in the desert for forty years

[@freeleonardpeltier4148]

I could certainly do without the obnoxious background music, other than that…great information

[@patbrumph6769]

This is a great episode.

[@carolinelalumiere4834]

I have petunias that are a royal purple. Some call them black petunias which I absolutely refuse to say because they are purple! Flowers and their seeds have been used for a very long time to create dyes. So maybe these purple petunias could make the royal purple. Speaking of blue, a few years ago I started believing in God and I started really liking blue all of a sudden. Two blues, baby blue and royal blue. I started liking blue so much I decided I wanted to paint a painting of a scenery with a blue tree. I dyed my lamp shades a baby blue and put royal blue throughout on some things. Royal purple is really beautiful. I have yet to find any royal purple that I like except for my petunias which I love. Think when the flowers fall I will see if I can make a dye with them and the seeds. I do know I had flowers years ago that the seeds when they fell on my table cloth, would stain it with the same color as the flowers and seeds.

[@Saer-s9u]

from time to time, ebay auctions lists a variety pack of mixed blue/purple/black flowers. seeds from Abe Lincoln's all 'black' flower beds. I bought a package and the variety was fabulous 😊

[@carlyletom301]

I am only 3:20 in and I have learnt over 30 years ago, that the blue/purple dye thats used in these garments were from a shellfish. So valuable that only royal or noblemen wore.

[@rickipacaci1338]

Fantastic. Love this thanks 🙏🏻 for showing.

[@AntonioNdungu]

Very interesting and informative

[@jeckasrock2017]

Why is the building of the temple due to Herod rejected by people? The temple was rebuilt... by herod.? No ugliness... an honest question that would love a response. I love to study and was genuinely curious to this. I absolutely love blue and purlple... both hold a special place in my heart and i have no idea as to why. They envoke in myself peace and love. Please no hate... I love all people and respect cultures. We are all God's creation. Even anyone that doesn't hold my beliefs. I love you all and am only in search of God's will and way. Thank you to whomever has an answer or hypothesis to my question. Respectfully... and lovingly, thank you.

[@andrearock2208]

This adventurous person investigates very interesting topics!

[@karenwaddell9396]

Watching this is so inspiring and frightening at the same time.

[@jerrymarlow]

Remember And never doubt this and all that coming is the years of our Lord, Not satin,

[@lindagomez3114]

You gotta Love Simcha! He's not afraid to tell people!!! 😃

[@rhondawentzell6959]

This beautiful series with its rich information still gives me hope .

[@magdaferreira7113]

04:45 Jesus Christ IS THE MESSIAH ❤

[@MLA56]

Simcha has done superb work in many ways. One I find most important is that he brings up a multitude of topics which emphasize how much Christianity IS connected to Judaism, rather than focusing on the differences. A number of his episodes were mostly focused on aspects of Early Christianity. I'm an American and a Christian. I grew up and went to school and college with many friends who happened to be Jewish. My deceased first wife was Israeli/ American studying in the US when I met her. Over many years, we never argued over religion. Nor did I with any of her family. I don't GET Antisemitism.

[@Wiggiwan]

Simcha gave me a whole new outlook and understanding of ancient religion. Messed up mY religious views too. LOL

[@ledafrancescamichela5519]

I once was a child in Greece. in the summer by the sea, on a rock I noticed a kind of half snale half cuttkle fish the shell was very rough not smooth was about the size of a 50 coin. It was kind of moving. I was wearing docor Sholl's hard sandals made of wood and I am short siteghted. There were several of those strange snales with a strange kind of cup formed shels were all rough and of a dark colour like the rock on which they were. I mistakenly stepped on one and an incredible stench came of it and al around where the poor beast died out of being crushed, there was a truly amazing colour blue to purple mainly blue, predominantly blue with a hiint of purple in it. They were just there on the rocks.

[@honeybunch5765]

That's awesome so you saw something lovely. The ocean creatures are dying out so fast, I'm 51 now and grew up next to the ocean and the difference in only 50 years are so noticeable its scary. You just don't see that much anymore, it's so sad.

[@kimmyguzman531]

Lol I love the look the experts give him when they’re done with him 😂 every episode

[@marutakelers1856]

It sounds like they're describing a nautilus. Cuttlefish don't carry a shell. Nautilus do, and they reproduce very slowly, so it's easier to believe that they could be overfished to the point of extinction in the Meditteranean. You wouldn't find nautilus shells lying around either, because they would probably be used for other things.

[@Vlad2319]

That's what I'm thinking, nautilis or hermit crab, which uses other creature's shells.

[@Badgersj]

Fascinating, but found the "background" music really intrusive. Wish there was a way of turning it off, or at least turning it down.

[@clarenicola1]

Really interesting ,thanks!

[@davidyancey2807]

So many think they know how the world ends, and tailor their lives to fit the prophecy, I worry if enough of the right people do this we will all be forced to living out that prophecy, I know there can be a happy ending, but who wants that if it means having been wrong in their lifelong vision? Feels like I'm in a very fast river with no control over where I am being swept. I desire mercy; not a sacrifice.

[@davidhallett8783]

Like a river that don t know where it s flowing I took a wrong turn and i just kept going

[@Shroomiju]

1 year later, and things are looking grim, However, the prophesies of revelation are coming true, one world government, one world currency, one world religious buildings built in Abu Dhabi..(the amalgamation of religions planned) Fires everywhere, earthquake activity is off the charts.. The technology for the mark of the beast is here.. Just waiting for Jesus to turn up... Happy days ahead.. 😊

[@dovbarleib3256]

There are ancient Tekheileth factories near Byblos in Lebanon with husks of Chilazon snail shells in burial pits. It is obvious which species of snail produced this sky blue dye.

[@golden1789]

Incredible research and great to watch. Simcha is wonderful.

[@nancylivengood1581]

Favorite episodes!

[@jamesbradshaw3934]

Always watched it every Wednesday on h2 when it was good

[@ajithaunnipg7391]

Great information 🙏👍i am from India -Kerala

[@nadzach]

Didn't God prefer the Tent of Meeting? I wonder why no one talks about this? And he never wanted the kings to start with. The Rebbe believes the temple should be rebuilt. But until this is possible...

[@denisdecharmoy]

In scripture it's a snail blood and made at night to end in purple. The dzitzit and all town names were in Hebrew without the letter J before 1600

[@nilarene2088]

Try to tell me again that this isn't by Gods great design!!!! Just Wow! ❤❤ Praise Him! 😊

[@Scrumpchwrap]

Got about 3 mins in and immediately sounded like a cuttlefish.

[@Scrumpchwrap]

It's blood is blue, back looks like a shell, has tentacles coming from its face..

[@kellyjohns6612]

Finding every purple pigment possible was perplexing 💜 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@ericdishington428]

Glad I found you again.

[@FAGU-7j]

Oh man I'm Iranian and we have the same world as halazun for hilazon. We use halazun for snails

[@ohfft]

If the cuttlefish shell also had a use, you would not find it's remains.

[@petermaxfield7343]

Love the movie clips on this documentary. Can you recommend some good movies that depict life in ancient times particularly Mesopotamia/Babylon/Sumer? thanks

[@schmetterling4477]

They didn't have cameras back then, unfortunately, so... no. What we can do is to make up what we imagine life might have been like. People love a good fairytale. ;-)

[@petermaxfield7343]

@@schmetterling4477 understood, but stories from the past can be well told and depicted on the screen.

[@schmetterling4477]

@@petermaxfield7343Yes, and it's all fiction, just like the book of the talking donkey.

[@petermaxfield7343]

@@schmetterling4477 you think Masada and the Jewish revolt is a fairytale?

[@schmetterling4477]

@@petermaxfield7343 Where, exactly, did you find an account for that in the book of the talking donkey? ;-)

[@SladeVance]

another intersting thing is they mention the color of the sea and the sky. The color tkhelet and then you have a sea creature or snail that is exposed to the sun or the sky which then causes the reaction changing the color from purple to blue. So f you think about it. It could mean the color of the dye from the sea exposed to the rays of the sun or the color of the sky. SO that makes it both colors. A color from the sea and a color from the sky. Good job diving into these mysteries. :)

[@WatchingTrainsGoBy-PassingTime]

If the snails excretions could go through all those color changes, what if all they did was find a way to stop the color change at certain points in it's transformation. The ROYAL purple is the completion of that process. So that makes it the perfect representation of that transformation process. Why would they NOT use that process to create all the other ROYAL colors to keep the royal colors themselves created from something specific to ensure its purity and source consistent... Maybe the blue was not created from just the snails excretion but some foreign element was needed to stop that process at the right moment to get the different colors. Purple was chosen as the color of royalty because of it's perfect completion of that transformation. Much as royalty is the embodiment of perfection in their eyes. So it makes sense that the priests that were just below the royalty, would have the color the next step down. That blue color. Sometimes they can hide things right in front of our just because of the knowledge involved. I wonder if anyone has ever tried to interrupt that process to use the different colors. Red and blue are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Red and blue make purple. Purple is the color that would exist if you took that color chart and bent it around and connected the two ends of that color chart where blue disappears, and where red disappears on it's end. That is where God lives. In the impossible area where the visible, becomes invisible and we cannot see it.

[@jennaywilliams1024]

What are you talking about because the blue pigment was made from another material than snails

[@WatchingTrainsGoBy-PassingTime]

@@jennaywilliams1024 you didn't pay attention to this video at all

[@walterulasinksi7031]

The extraction and creation of both the color of purple and blue extends further back than the Phoenicians, as in Exodus it is commanded to use purple as part of the first, Temple the Tabernacle colors. Archeologists have found that the Egyptians had already created a color of blue.this blue has been analyzed and is almost identical to the Purple fragments from the Terra Cotta army of China. Egyptian blue is also found not only in Afghan Lapis Lazuli, but is in the Blue Glass of the golden headpiece of Tutankhamen. Such types of chemical pigments show a scientific sophistication well beyond what many believe possible.

[@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596]

Tutankhamen is not older than the Temple Mount.

[@walterulasinksi7031]

@@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596, slightly off topic,however, while Mt. Moria existed, it was not in use as a temple site until Solomon, Circa 950 BCE. Tutankhamen was Pharaoh in 1325 BCE. 400 years before Solomon ordered the building of a Temple on the threshing floor.

[@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596]

@@walterulasinksi7031 actually no because the egyptologists keep changing their timeline

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

@@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596 I saw an entire documentary illustrating the timelines of other cultures, lands, and countries' events around Egypt's timeline. It was found that Egypt was actually behind approximately 175 years, when comparing their histories of interaction with all of these other cultures, lands, and countries, which coincided with one another, but not with the timeline of Egypt . Egypt was notorious for changing their timelines to cover up pharoahs whom they disagreed with and who fell out of favor with the priests of Egyptian religions. They even defaced statues of these pharoahs, and crossed out all references to these pharoahs who fell out of favor. They just changed their timelines to cover this all up. Other cultures, lands, and countries didn't cover anything up. All of the histories of the other countries interactions and histories coincide perfectly , but are 175 years off from the Egyptian timelines, which makes different Pharoah's reigns appear older than they were. ( They took the offending Pharoahs right out of their timelines.)

[@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596]

@@DeniseEggertwaterlily yeah Zahi Hawass is a known liar

[@MikeSummer-jx5ze]

Interesting guy. Seems to make history fit around the religious narrative, rather than approaching it objectively. I guess it is convenient and attractive for those with religion.

[@valerieprice1745]

Josephus described the color from the snails, and he wrote his works in Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic, so the idea that they don't know what color to translate to is patently ridiculous. Josephus also wrote that they milked the snails, then released them back into the wild. They weren't killing the snails, so you wouldn't be likely to find the snail shells in archeology.

[@davidcross4384]

6:53 First of all, the word "Palestine" didn't exist when Rome conquered Judea and Samaria. It was invented by Rome, as to bitter them, from the word Philistines, the Jews ancient enemy, after 70A.D.

[@davidcross4384]

1:03:15 NOPE... research more. Suicide is murder, it violates the ten commandments.

[@elisejaudon925]

It's been some time. What happened to the echo sound test on The Wall?

[@corkycobon1481]

There is a Rabbi that sounds amazingly like Dr. Zoidberg from Futurama.

[@Silverado1st]

2:52:55 if you tilt your head to the left, looks like a giant stone.... just sayin. Could be a sigsnifficant clue, pointing to something lol.

[@cleverfitz779]

Good morning everyone

[@Silverado1st]

2:38:43 Moses's X-box controller, proof of time travel!

[@Semi-EternalCocoon]

43:00 "(Even though he said color) He's not talking about a color, he's talking about an association of ideas. ....which can be interpreted in a thousand ways according to what you want to prove" This guy really just admitted that he's twisting interpretations to say what he wants them to say. Unbelievable how many people do this. That's not what an interpretation is supposed to be.

[@larsjames777]

"Montana Blue". As a Big Sky Country (Montana) resident, my heart soars like a hawk.

[@timothycox7331]

This information of blue vs purple is not new. I saw a tv show in England where this concept of the light effect on the snail dye was demonstrated on "Tony Robinson worst jobs in history". This was the purple dye used for royalty

[@mauriceshaw8319]

If my history is right Mohammad died in Medina in Saudi Arabia, he never ever went to Jerusalem so why is the dome of the rock still standing on land that the original temple stood why not just pull it apart and send it to Medina and let them put it back together .

[@herrwar]

The snail in iran is called Halazon.

[@annaraeellison3417]

I love the background music and the

[@annaraeellison3417]

Humor in the connection to a posse!

[@robcaraher3113]

Last I heard kabala was basically mysticism based on Jewish rabbinical tradition.

[@teknikairaoulolgandessabek4102]

Hi Simchat, did I hear you say that Mikvas were a form of baptism? Mikva and baptism are 2 different things.

[@alidapurdy]

That's the easiest way to explain it to laymen who don't understand the Jewish traditions.

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

There were different types of mivkvas.

[@chriscarrol9373]

Simcha makes archeology interesting.He's the guy I love to hate. Well not hate but he manages to piss off half the people he meets when he pokes holes in their theories. He's the guy you know if you met him you would end up good heartedly in an argument with no matter what the subject was. Even if it was what to order for lunch.

[@gordonnorris6991]

"It's difficult to understand how something so precious could have been lost in the first place". This comment also applies to the Ark Of The Covenant.

[@zer0deaths862]

The making of the blue dye during sunny days makes sense when you consider that all the gemstones in Aaron's breastplate were all Isotropic cryptocrystalline quartz stones, and when exposed to pure white light (even sunlight) they will scatter that white light into a wide range of rainbow colors and patterns, anisotropic stones like Diamonds, sapphires etc; (Satan's breastplate) when exposed to the same light do not create any colors at all and remains black/white/gray. This was only recently discovered due to modern laser technology when shining pure white light through a very thin slice cut off of these gemstones. How ancient nomads wandering through a desert figured that out is beyond me, I'm not even sure they knew at all either, just doing what they're told.

[@schmetterling4477]

Just how much have you been drinking? :-)

[@LizD41979]

It's the other way around. Breastplate stones=anisotropic. Diamonds=isotopic. ;-)

[@robertprescott9577]

i have a question: How come there is no mention of Hanina Ben Dosa or Honi the Circle Maker anywhere in scripture. I know its not part of this video but just a curious question since these men had miracles similar to Jesus. I had never heard of them until the Naked Archeologist mentioned them in his show.

[@toolguyslayer1]

1:40:15 how does a stone building burn down?

[@DinhDapDa]

Ich will der 3.Doktorand Titeln haben.... Wie kann ich es beschaffung.....

[@kevinbrown6880]

Hi, I was going over hints and clues, and have come up with. Hillazon, is a giant deep sea squid, found in the Med. off the coast between haifa and tyre. There happens to be an island there that is called tchhelet island for some reason.

[@Faladaena]

1:40:00 He _"respects all these feelings"?!_ Gimme a break, Jews aren't even allowed to pray, not even while walking up or down the Temple Mount (those rare times once every Blue Moon or so) for risk of getting of being arrested! But *_suuure..._* a religion that came to be over *3 centuries later* has the exclusive dibs?? Building that thing is like a dog marking its territory. Moshe Dayan made the single, most biggest mistake when he gave authority to the waqf at the time, as a sign of 'goodwill' (he should've blown it to smithereens, imo)! Edit: It's a good thing (despite pretty embarrassing) that there's a huge probability, according to many years of archaeological research and excavations, that the Wall isn't a remnant of Solomon's Temple, but of a Roman fortress; the location of the original temple is located further away...

[@LadyLeda2]

What??? Jews pray at the wall all the time. They stick written prayers in between the gaps of the stones. The Roman Fortress thing is a theory. Meaning it has not been proven. More research needs to be done.

[@waceyseufer7083]

And I heard a story that everybody on masada drew lots, and the chosen were to kill the other half, and so on and so forth, and apparently it was an odd number because Josephus was the very last person. And he couldn't bring himself to falling on his dagger or sword or whatever. The Romans finally got up there, and he was the only living one. He told the story, and it became the legend of Masada. The only thing is, is that josephus was known to.. Over-exaggerate. Like a lot.. lol, so who knows 🤷‍♂️

[@johnslack3064]

Sky gets purple before a tornado runs through

[@Philip_was_here]

Very interesting take, but the Israelites could easily travel twice as far in a day: 30-40 km on average. If you factor this distance in to your triangulation, you get much closer to where most people think it is today- in Arabia across the gulf on the other side of the Sinai peninsula. The mountain is now called 'Jebel al Lawz' which is 50 km east of the gulf of Aqaba.

[@bilbobaggains67]

What are the holes in stones for under Temple Mount

[@LadyLeda2]

I would say they are for candles. Its underground, pitch black, and they did not have electricity back then.

[@jaimedavis439]

Islam has made & will make many INVALUABLE contributions to the human story. one that canNOT MUST not be overstated is the occupation of the temple mount. I appreciate the intricacies of the land, & i do not pretend to know better than those dying for it. what I do know is that when 'god' is ready to take us he will & there is no glory to be found in hastening such things. that ppl actively pursue the end of days, that they seek to pave the way is ludicrous to me.

[@turtlegrams6582]

👁️👁️⚖️✝️🩸👑🕯️🍞💧😡🌡️🌪️🌋👀👂🙏⏳, Ron Wyatt Found the Real Mt Sinai !

[@kimkennedy3524]

This is so, dogwood. Thank you. Wish there were more to learn from.

[@HermunthrudaWaldheim]

Remember the winedark sea of Homer. In ancient days, people Had a different perception of colour. The difference between Green and blue is just a bit of yellow.

[@mentalasylum3969]

At about the 14 minute mark did anyone else notice how old the computers were in the background?