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[@ChrispySauce]

The different books of the bible isn't different bibles, it's different books in the bible. The bible has multiple books inside it.

[@MatthewTeachout-xj4yy]

Yet I still can’t ask my English teacher to count the Bible as multiple book grades😢

[@bobthejester3105]

The reason many people say that the forbidden fruit exists is to allow Adam and Eve to follow him willingly and trust him. If there were no tree of knowledge they would have no choice but to follow him. So it’s more of a loyalty test.

[@its_always_the_7]

Exactly. God gives us free will to decide if we want to follow Him or not because He loves us so much. If there wasn't a choice in the first place, that would be forcing us to follow Him. This proves how great His love for us is.

[@chrisvibz4753]

yes free will. non believers often say “why does your God allow sin!?!?!?” and i respond “Well he can control all things, but he decided to check His own power so that we may be free in what we do. “

[@breadtoasted2269]

Should have made me first Bread 🥖 I would never fail that test easy peasy

[@Fordo007]

The Tree of Knowledge was the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. It wasn’t just all knowledge, it was just knowledge of good and evil. They knew what was ‘good’ but also now knew what was ‘evil’. They understood the concept of evil and sin… while also committing sin by eating from the tree when God told them not to. Before they ate of the Tree they were innocent, they were naked and saw no issue with it. After they ate of the tree they saw their nakedness and were ashamed of it and covered themselves. Eating of the tree was man’s innocence being lost along with the Original Sin of man.

[@tyforestreacts]

26:19 Because that’s what happens when humanity is given freedom. We are given the CHOICE to follow God, and we have to follow it through our own free will.

[@jacobhoffman5462]

Christianity, Judaism and Islam are all Abrahamic religions; they share some beleifs and view Abraham as an important figure. The Tanakh is the whole Bible for jews and the first half of the Bible for Christians. Beleifs such as these prophecies being about Jesus and the snake being Satan are held in Christianity but not Judaism. UsefulCharts has a series about the branches of Christianity and in the first video he discusses early christianity and its origins. Jakedoobleyoo has a couple great videos about the first book of the bible; Genesis.

[@durrangodsgrief6503]

no christinty and judaism are abrahamic islam is that weird guy that broke into your home and says he a member of the family while changing the entire genealogy to make himself more important

[@JohnShepherd117]

@@durrangodsgrief6503nope Islam is considered by religious scholars to be Abrahamic

[@durrangodsgrief6503]

@@JohnShepherd117 ok and did these scholars do an actual deep dive or did they see the muslims saying we worship the same god and take it as fact caus ei can just as well add in the intruder saying hes a member of the family and the police just agreeing

[@seanegli7118]

Jews belief in the old testament Christians belief in the old and new testament The new testament is jesus and onward

[@leechowning2712]

The best crossing between India and the Middle Eastern mindset of the Bible is in that first section. It was not specifically knowlege... it was the "be equal with God". In Indian culture, there are levels of people, and it would be considered a grave insult for a person to try doing or making something to elevate himself above his level... that is what Adam and Eve did. They decided that being human was cool... but being god would be cooler.

[@almasbaibolov1446]

9:26 Not really. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are part of same Abrahamic religion family. Which means, all these religions are “kind of” retelling and continuing same story. For instance, Christianity originally was branch of Judaism.

[@almasbaibolov1446]

3:47 There is term called “blissful ignorance”, which referring to original statements of Adam and Eve. The main idea is that knowing everything is a straggle, that could be felt like curse. Life is not simple anymore. You know that otters are furry demons, how much damage humanity breading upon everyone and meat is made out of enslaved creatures with feelings. Superman from DC serve as great example since he can hear everyone to point he knows who is up to. But, you know, because he is Superman, he do not paying too much attention to it, unless people needs help. Whatever this is old lady is about to fall or meteor is on its way to destroy the Earth. And not to mention, since why God’s creations just trusted some talking snake?! This is like when rebellious teenage son hugging around with some “cool kids”, who exploited him. And in eyes of this son his parents/other friends “just do not understand”.

[@fairycat23]

I have a meme saved to my computer reading, "Jesus: One of you will betray me. Disciples: [11 images of surprised pikachu and 1 image of that shifty-eyed monkey puppet]."

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Christianity is built on Judaism and Islam is (sort of) built on Judaism and Christianity. So the Hebrew Bible basically becomes the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. Think of it ss being similar to the relationship Buddhism and Sikhism have to Hinduism. Hope that helps.

[@caim3465]

So many people follow ancient books written in a giant desert, i become depressed everytime i think about it. I am referring to abrahamic religions.

[@amirferdhany3177]

Actually accurate as Muslims recognize the bible and Torat as legitimate books but they apparently got corrupted over time and Allah gives the Al-Quran to Muhammad as the finality of the other books.

[@amirferdhany3177]

Muslims can’t eat pork like Jews but recognize Jesus (or Prophet Isa) as the messiah (while not being the son of god) and will come down to save humanity at the end of the world

[@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867]

@@amirferdhany3177 Which also raises an issue for Islam. If the Bible was corrupted, then it must have happens some time after the Quran as the Quran tells Christians and Jews to judge Islam based upon their books. The issue Islam then faces is that because the Quran is the uncorrupted word of God (Their claim not mine) that it must be true the Bible was accurate at the time of the Quran. Now if we look at all the versions of the Bible we have prior to the Quran they ALL are the same as the modern Bibles, so if we evaluate the claim "The Bible was corrupted after the Quran" historically it fails. This is an issue because the Bible and the Quran contradict, and the narrative of the corrupted Bible existed to rectify that. If the narrative is wrong, then the Bible and Quran are in contradiction which is a massive issue for Islam.

[@amirferdhany3177]

@@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867 yes, that is why I question Islam. Some muslims say that the al-Quran is absolute and eternal as God’s words. I say if the bible and Torah can become corrupted even as God’s words, what makes the al-Quran so different?

[@Ollyatlas]

6:22 ye we're back to that point but in terms of eschatology thats a sign of something greater

[@Mcluvin51]

Something I would like to add is with all of the short explanations mentioned in this video the majority of the events talked about has a underlying meaning and is told for a reason not just as some fact. I don't really know a good way to explain this but if someone else would like to add to this then be my guest.

[@House_of_Caine]

Bro, number of stars WE know about and the number of stars people in few thousand BC knew about are VERY different numbers.

[@conqueringflower7466]

The Prince of Egypt by Dreamworks is a fun version of the Moses story

[@OrdemDoGraveto]

Basically judaism came first. Then It branched into criatianity and the old judaism myth became the old testament. Later Islam branched from criatianity.

[@ultimatespidybawlz2198]

7:38 I think god meant the stars you can see from earth

[@ChriisSky]

Lord loves you beyond you're understanding❤

[@carolynm3523]

The snake 🐍 was the devil. Temptation. They gave i to Temptation as we do

[@Ollyatlas]

11:49 that means gossip

[@GdzieJestNemo]

you can see judaism, christianity and islam as addons that build on each other - judaism (old testament) is the base, christians see Jesus as the guy that was professed in the old testament (jews don't agree) and people make new books that include his teachings (new testament), some time after Jesus dies, Mohamed is born adding more to previous books (koran). So for jews the old testament is the holy book, for christians old and new testament (bible), and for islams old testament, new testament and koran (more or less). Essentially all 3 groups know stories from old testament

[@Ollyatlas]

7:51 in terms at point its been a few billion stars in the sky though children there is metaphor for his descendants who would become the israelites

[@marcpilati5597]

The "each book of the bible" refers to the 66 books that make up the bible (39 of the old testament and 27 of the new testament). They are basically texts of varying authors, compiled into the bible. Also (it's different based on denomination) most Christians see themselves as Jews, just having accepted Christ (king of the Jews), being that the Christian God's people were the Jews, to whom he gave his only Son Jesus as sacrifice for our sins and as the King of Gods kingdom on earth. Christians are Jews who recognise Christ as Lord. Or atleast this is how it makes sense to someone who was brought up around Christians but never really jumped in.

[@fairycat23]

The way plenty of Christians have historically been and continue to be cruel to Jews, it seems to me there are Christians who think, "ACKSHUALLY we Christians are THE chosen people of God, and by 'chosen people' we mean special amazing favorite children, and we will exclude and cast out anyone who doesn't fall in line with us, especially those icky demonic Jews! Anyway, time to reread the gospel stories about Jesus "literally-was-a-Jewish-man" Christ loving and helping outcasts." But then there are other Christians who are like, "Oh wow, we need to do God's will on earth as it is in heaven. Let's do like Jesus does in the gospel stories: helping the sick and the poor, letting social outcasts hang out with us, calling out corrupt authority figures, etc." By the way, my Jewish friends have explained to me that in Judaism, "God's chosen people" means something much closer to "the people given the responsibility/burden to uphold all the laws and commandments God gave to them (see Leviticus and Deuteronomy for said laws and commandments), as opposed to anyone else, who isn't expected to be held to those standards."

[@muttjak]

what about the Ethiopian Orthodox Bibles 88 books

[@marcpilati5597]

@@muttjak Im not particularly interested in the mysteries, Orthodoxy above all other Abrahamic religion is a tool for controlling the masses.

[@almasbaibolov1446]

8:12 And this is where idea (or more of concept) of Jewish people been “chosen people” came from. Since they are descendants of one of the sons of Abraham. Who was chosen by God to try create God’s kingdom on the Earth. Most Jewish really do not care about that, but, of course, there are some radical Judaists who taking it too seriously.

[@jouluseta3359]

What each book of the Bible is about, can give you more info

[@jaysonyoungman8772]

The bible otself is a collection of several different books

[@baddbabylon]

In some ways you can think of Christianity as optional DLC to Judaism 😂

[@epongeverte]

One of the biggest divisions in Christianity (that even cuts across denominations), is between those that take the Bible literally and those that understand the stories metaphorically. When the 1st group talks about truth, they mean whatever is written there is literally true. When the 2nd group talks about truth, they mean that there is a more complex or deeper meaning behind the stories that were never meant to be taken literally. The truth is a deeper truth. The 2nd group generally has a stronger understanding of history, scientific discovery and archaeology, as well.

[@Ollyatlas]

8:06 thats cus the pharaoh kind of liked his wife

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

Jesus was born during the time Emperor Augustus, according to the Scriptures. Jesus was born and raised Jewish. Christianity is kind of Judaism 2.0.

[@carolynm3523]

Jews have. Een around for over 3,000 years. Jesus and his disciples. They didnt call themselves Christians, but when jesus christ died and rose again in 3 days. One of his disciples started Christianity with the catholic church.

[@fairycat23]

There _sort of_ are different Bibles in that different denominations include certain books (basically sections) that others don't: -Catholicism includes the Book of Judith and a few others that most Protestant denominations do not include. -There is debate over whether Mormonism counts as Christianity, but _if_ it does, then they have 3 testaments: the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Book of Mormon. -Then there are apocryphal texts, including the Gospel According to Thomas and the Gospel According to Mary Magdalene. The Council of Nicea decided these books of the Bible didn't belong in the Bible. EDIT: I can't believe I forgot to mention how, possibly, different translations of the Bible _could_ count as different Bibles, but like... idk? Maybe? Maybe not?

[@ultimatespidybawlz2198]

9:25 Judaism, Christianity, Islam all are Abrahamic faiths. We have the same story of Moses and old prophets from the Old Testament but we differ on who Jesus is. Judaism rejects Jesus, Christianity sees Jesus as the son of god and god in human form through the trinity, and Islam sees Jesus as just a prophet but not god

[@knightspearhead5718]

"How many christian kingdoms would be fighting all the time" - introduces the Crusades lol The reason why there was/is turmoil is because alot of kings or emperors thought they were chosen by god to rule over there lands. And christians are taught that whoever doesnt worship god is a sinner.

[@e-wall199]

A video that might be fun to react to and follows up with this story of the bible is "Survival Guide to the Biblical Apocalypse" by hochelaga, which explains how the bible says the world is gonna end

[@SeanWinters]

"if everything is about jesus, then why allow evil?" A great question, and the answer is because God wants us to love him. We cannot love him truly if there is no other option if you had no other option but to love god, then is that really love, or is that programming?

[@epongeverte]

There are many types of Christians and all of those of one type don't always agree, however, Redeemed Zoomer is coming at the religion from a very specific point of view, and his view is highly conservative (and fairly American-influenced). Just so you know that he is not exactly striving for an unbiased viewpoint.

[@Sagemaze]

Its actually not „the tree of Knowledge“ but „the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil“. By eating from wich Humans Became Their own Moral masters, wich is wjy after eating From It Adam and eve Concluded Nudity is bad and covered themselves. By Becoming our own Moral masters, we Became Sinful by Nature Due to the fact we Conclude different things than God Does in terms of Morality. Best examples: homosexuality, beastiality, abortion, Theft etc. many people conclude different things because we no Longer have an Ultimate Moral Compas, but all Think we are the true moral Master.

[@Ollyatlas]

9:26 islam is greatly inspired by the bible and torah

[@thaumielessa5051]

Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss.

[@nickharmon2157]

Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are Abrahamic religions. Christianity and Judaism both fully agree on the Hebrew Bible. Christian’s accepted Jesus as the messiah, as God (one person of the Holy Trinity), and believe in the New Testament as Gospel Truth. The Muslims do not claim to be the fulfillment of Christianity or Judaism, but claim to be the restoration of both. The Muslims believe that the Torah (Jewish law, first five books of the Old Testament) and the Gospel (first four books of the New Testament) were corrupted and that the Quran is the final revelation from Allah (God in Arabic). While Christianity and Judaism Schism’d over whether Jesus was the messiah, Muslims actually do believe Jesus is the messiah, but go back into Judaism and Christianity and change many things. They reject the Trinity and believe Jesus is only a prophet and not God. They believe many negative things about the descents it Issac (second son of Abraham, father of Israel) because they claim the spiritual lineage of Ishmael, the illegitimate firstborn son of Abraham with his concubine.

[@calebstone6583]

I saw how uncomfortable you were when the video ended. It’s never too late to be saved from sin, but please let your walls down to receive the Holy Spirit, in the name of God!

[@ultimatespidybawlz2198]

Christianity is just a continuation of Judaism

[@Ollyatlas]

Christianity evolved from judaism and plenty of this is from the torah

[@House_of_Caine]

Christianity came out of Judaism, just like Islam came out of Judaism and Christianism, all three religions worship the same god, they just call him different names. And they have fought eternal wars about it, which is stupid af.

[@breadchito]

They really don't worship the same God, to claim so is ignorance and you end up offending all three instead of trying to unite them all.

[@House_of_Caine]

@@breadchito Well, I won't judge you, even though you're wrong.