The History of EVERYTHING!

[@davidsnell2605]

ERROR! Sorry guys we messed up a thing. At about 5:52 Mimi mentions that the inhabitants of Egypt were descendants of Japheth. We should have said they were descendants of HAM. Sorry about that. That is all.

[@phillipwales5806]

you are correct as far as what the scriptures tell us but that is only 1 genealogical line. this also assumes no one ever moved around. we need to be careful abt assumptions. especially if we have knowledge to the contrary. lehi and ishmael in the book of mormon are an example of this because they were both from northern tribes and yet were in the southern kingdom. as far as abrahams time if all the land was during the middle bronze age believed by many scholars there was a lot of this traveling during this time.

[@davidsnell2605]

@@phillipwales5806 Agreed. There's plenty of nuance in this history that we just didn't have the time to get into. We spoke in generalities. Lehi and Ishmael are great examples of minority situations within the historical arch we tried to outline.

[@ANT96-x8d]

I got a question. Did the history of everything begin before or after the Big Bang?

[@davidsnell2605]

@@ANT96-x8d in this video, if I recall correctly, we start with Adam and Eve. But sure you could start with the Creation if you'd rather. If you really wanted to get technical you could start before or after.

[@sarahdubois3303]

Not the purpose of the video, but this helped me brainstorm names if I ever have a son 😂

[@starlegends3092]

Oh nice XD

[@bottomsplitracing]

I'm usually not one to comment. But I have been watching the channel since my baptism into the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints back in November of 2018. I have found your uploads to be very hepful in understanding the gospel and things of the church. I mainly just want to say thank you to all that help with spreading the knowledge that has helped me along my journey into converting. I enjoy the videos you post and hope to keep learning more.

[@davidsnell2605]

Thanks, sk8raide! We're happy to be of help. Good luck on your journey in the gospel.

[@holytrailsministry6573]

I love this talk I was confirmed into the Church today thank you for continuing to speaking the honest truth.

[@mats460]

I hope that investigators or people who don't identify themselves with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints understand that we as a church believe that any individual who lived and died during any apostasy will be rewarded and punished according to their actions under God's law. We know that the people who existed during those times were trying their best with what they had, and most likely never had any intentions of "leading men astray". We believe that people who truly seek to find Christ both past, present, and future, will eventually find Him; and be rewarded for their actions and the intentions of their hearts. At least, that's why I believe the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is true.

[@artloveranimation]

10:30 😂 “Kwaku’s not here” 😂

[@AliahMaeFloresMormonGirl]

I love how Justin explain doctrines.

[@JustinWintch]

Aliah Mae Flores really??

[@AliahMaeFloresMormonGirl]

Oh my! Yeeah! Ily justin 😍 my internet crush

[@imdustinaskmeaboutmychurch7099]

You should do a part 2 but with the book of Mormon

[@davidsnell2605]

Great idea!

[@matthewhessler3257]

I love watching your show it’s great! Question? Wasn’t Egypt inhabited by the descendants of Ham?

[@davidsnell2605]

Yes Matthew you're right. We messed up on that part. Good catch!

[@madisoncook4925]

This video is excellent! So helpful and educational, thank you!!!!!

[@davidsnell2605]

Thanks, Madison!

[@jonatassales6545]

You should make a video on pre mortality

[@tavieprice813]

Could you please do a video on more details of the lost ten tribes please? By the way I love these videos. They help me understand more about the gospel

[@fishinthebowl4162]

History of EVERYTHING except about Jonah and how he was saved by a big fish.... Disappointed but not surprised.

[@jasonsellers56]

9:30 You're welcome.

[@mattowens4307]

So So helpful to understand the timeline for a new convert.

[@KevlarX2]

I enjoyed reviewing the Time Line. I thought it was funny though when David was talking about Israel being ruled by Judges which was covered in the Book of Judges, and then they were ruled by Kings, which is covered by the books of 1st. and 2nd. Kings. Justin: I think I see a pattern. LOL! 😂

[@rdd02]

Do you have a pdf version of the timeline? Would come in very useful for study.

[@davidsnell2605]

Not yet, but our timeline is kind of a mashup between a couple of timelines the Church produced a while back that might be helpful... This one (about the old testament): www.lds.org/manual/old-testament-study-guide-for-home-study-seminary-students-2015/old-testament-chronology?lang=eng And this one (Book of Mormon): www.lds.org/bc/content/shared/content/images/gospel-library/magazine/ensignlp.nfo:o:334e.jpg There's also this: www.lds.org/ensign/2002/01/old-testament-times-at-a-glance?lang=eng

[@ismailAx2011]

Do all Latter Day Saints believe that Adam and Eve were really the first humans? And how does it line up with scientific knowledge of anthropology and genetics?

[@brettmajeske3525]

We believe that a people literally named Adam and Eve lived, but there is debate within the Church about how figurative the book of Genesis may be.

[@ekaterini2957]

btw love the old testament timeline -- VERY well done...

[@dugoat2682]

I love you guys please do a part to this is really good stuff!!

[@kenhilker2507]

The timeline didn't have any dates, but at the end of the video 13:32 it was mentioned this timeline covered "several millenia". Is there church doctrine about when Adam and Eve first appeared? Within the last several millenia?

[@brettmajeske3525]

There is not a revealed specific date, but most LDS leaders seem to think that Adam and Eve became mortal within the last 7000 years.

[@kenhilker2507]

Brett Majeske do you think they're right?

[@brettmajeske3525]

@@kenhilker2507 That question seems vague to me. It depends a lot on how one defines terms. Are we speaking of biological humanity, or human civilization as a social construct beyond that of a simple hunter/gather band?

[@kenhilker2507]

​@@brettmajeske3525I'm curious about what you believe, and how you determined your interpretation is the most correct.

[@brettmajeske3525]

@@kenhilker2507 I accept both positions as having elements of truth. As there is evidence of both assertions I embrace the uncertainty and ambiguity and hold my opinion until further light and knowledge is revealed.

[@zrosix2240]

15:50 was the priesthood not alive in the America’s at the death of the apostles? There are many books in the Book of Mormon written AFTER the death of Christ, up to Moroni in 500AD. Why were the events in the Book of Mormon not went over in the “history of everything” why was it just old world history? How was there apostasy when the nephites still existed for hundreds of years

[@1000mg.]

So many periods of apostasy. Good thing Heavenly Father never gave up on us.

[@artloveranimation]

5:40 That song is from the animated movie... and that song is the only thing good about that movie (it’s like a direct to DVD sequel to Prince of Egypt)

[@Xexsut]

Nicely done guys!

[@RileyDueck]

Interesting video. Looking for clarification. When I read Matthew-John, I understand that "the gospel" is that Jesus is Lord. That's the good news. You mention that all of these OT characters had the fullness of the gospel. How could that be? In my understanding, Jesus makes things brand new, like never before, not like anything in the OT.

[@TBIhope]

Mr. Riley Dueck Matthew 5:17 “Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil.” He didn’t change the knowledge already on the earth, but He fulfilled it and restrengthened parts that had already begun to be corrupted. We all try our best, but without help from our Lord we accidentally corrupt things! The Jews in 1-4 B.C. were no different, parts of the gospel were accidentally changed. Does that help?

[@davidsnell2605]

I think by that we probably just meant that those people had everything they needed to 'be saved.' They had knowledge of their Savior (even though He hadn't come yet), they practiced repentance, etc. Of course being subject to the Law of Moses was different, but I think they had the ingredients of salvation. Is that sort of what you're asking? Maybe point me to the time code where we say that so I can get some more context.

[@ryanadams5719]

Mr. Riley Dueck..... You are 💯% correct in Your thought! 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 King James Version (KJV) 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: CHRIST IS THE GOSPEL. Let no man deceive You.

[@starlegends3092]

Wait, how many dispencations have there been?

[@bookofmormonwhiteboard2884]

You should do some episodes featuring on figures in church history (like Hyrum Smith, Brigham Young, J. Golden Kimball).

[@daleroyster2144]

Such a great job!😇

[@matthewhessler3257]

That was a very good show!

[@heatherluna5075]

Thanks a bunch💗💗💗

[@OhavYisrail]

Slight correction, it wasn't the maccabean family. Judah haMaccabe was one of the sons of the leader of the revolt but the actual family was the Hasmonean family.

[@OhavYisrail]

haMacabe is a nickname not a family name.

[@tpbarron]

That was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G

[@elliechristensen3379]

Hey. 💗 You guys look great today, like literally you're glowing ☀ #brightcountenance

[@thelatterdayarbiter]

Japheth was the oldest, bytheway.

[@davidsnell2605]

Good to know, thanks!

[@andrewj.lacayo6256]

So technically between the first 2 major dispensations the authority was still there because Adam lived at the same time as Enoch. Adam died when Noah's Father was 56 years old when Adam was 930 years old.

[@cultfiction3865]

Mimi has a great smile

[@Mimi.Bascom]

Aww, thank you!! ☺️

[@Jean_dedieu51]

Just missed the whole history of how the Catholic Church came to be and still standing 😂😂😂

[@rayssapaula7871]

Do mormons interpreted the bible literally ? Or do they do like catholic church, that takes the bible as a metaphore?

[@ddfstar7588]

depends on the context really.

[@brettmajeske3525]

It varies. Which is true of the Roman Catholic Church as well, I went to a Catholic School were the nuns were quite insistent on the literalness of the Bible.

[@Katie-ch7ct]

Hi

[@RALCIDE]

Adam getting baptized in the Garden of Eden ummm that theological doesn’t make sense plus based on the sequence of events is wrong

[@squidsaints5256]

"History" seems to be a loose term around here.

[@wregner]

Brethren and sister, Egypt was inhabited by descendants of Ham not japhet, Egypt is actually taken from the name of daughter of Ham namely Egyptus.

[@d.j.cassidy1642]

You guys should do more research on Biblical History and try to learn more about Eurasian Culture

[@treyeshuatruth]

Perhaps you are missing a large part of everything. My careful reading of the Bible over the years leads me to believe that the created men and women of the 6th day predate Adam and caused the Earth to be populated with men and women prior to Adams arrival in Genesis 2. Genesis 2:3-4 indicates a very large passage of time, this appears to me as the 7th day. And then, on the 8th day, Genesis 2:7-8, God did not create Adam but rather formed him out of the dust, and breathed into him His Spirit. So my idea is that Adam did not represent the first man, but the first hu-man. As human is used after that in the text. And hu- is the sound of breath, the breath of God, in Hebrew the Ruach Hakodesh. And, to me, this makes perfect sense as Cain was afraid of others outside of the Garden and did find a wife there. And this ties together both the Biblical time line and evolutionary time, as the great passage of time on that 7th day allowed the earth and its inhabitants to mature to the stage where the Spirit of God could truly be given to a new creation that is Adam. And just as the Industrial Revolution began in 1830 along with the Book of Mormon, widespread agricultural progress began about the Biblical time of Adam, and there is evidence of even much greater progress before the flood that was wiped out by the flood. In carefully watching the presentation in the Temple, I don't believe that the ideas here conflict at all with the teachings of the Lord's true Church, as the day count there ends on the 6th day.

[@CarlosWashingtonMercado]

This should NOT be called the History of Everything, rather the History of known dispensations. A history of everything would include premortal existence, second coming and beyond. May I suggest you guys make a video about the latter.

[@davidsnell2605]

Thanks for the feedback, Carlos. Videos about post-mortality would be awesome. In fact, I'm sure we've got some on our channel somewhere ... maybe search for it and see what you come up with.

[@RedBloodAura]

It wouldn't include the second coming and beyond cause this is history

[@ryanadams5719]

God's word is never lost.Grass withers,flowers fade,but His word remains. Call another "prophet" when it's lost?Read Your bible.

[@holytrailsministry6573]

My favourite IS Definitely Jesus

[@Sevonthomas]

Lit

[@jessibell-pj8dx]

I really wish these young bright kiddos would dedicate their time and incredible talents of memory to...i dunno events that actually happened. I think i heard 2 maybe 3 legitimate historical events amongst all that mythology. Not much positive to say about the video. Although I will say it is a crying shame the gal to the far right is (presumably) straight. The lesbian community could do so much good with her were she to bat for our team ;)

[@isidoreaerys8745]

“History” sure Jan

[@Sevonthomas]

First

[@ryanadams5719]

Spoiler alert! Read Your bible.

[@optulent4041]

Which version of the bible there's 100's? Should I read the original Apocryphal writings too? Do I trust my own interpretation of the Word or some pastor at a church?

[@saras9094]

Sure, read one with 73 books and interpret it the same way as those who decided on the canon. The version doesn’t matter so much bc the story is the same

[@ryanadams5719]

@Optulent.....You pick.....Pick 5 or 6 "versions" Compare them with one another. God wrote a book. Just read it.

[@sagemorrison360]

She called it the Mormon Church! Quick, excommunicate her!

[@RubiksCubeNerd3]

Lol probably filmed before general conference

[@demmett27]

Adam and Eve did not learn the gospel until three generations after getting kicked out. Also Joseph and the coat of many colors? Really

[@davidsnell2605]

Hm, I hadn't heard that before. Why do you believe they didn't learn the gospel until 3 generations after getting kicked out?

[@demmett27]

David Snell Moses 5. It’s all in the scriptures

[@davidsnell2605]

@@demmett27 Ah I see. Thanks for that. I mean, Mimi was correct, they were taught the gospel, but perhaps she could have mentioned that _after_ the bit about them having children. Anyway, thanks for pointing that out.

[@demmett27]

Lol. Gospel wasn’t taught in the garden. More important question should have been why. I admire all the work you guys put into these videos

[@danieljohn4234]

the video is really cool. Thanks mate. I really appreciate you sharing this video. Being raised a Mormon i was ignorantly thinking that only Mormons believed in dispensations. I had no idea that half of the Protestant reformation movement also teach these dispensations. As I thought Mormons were the only people that believed in dispensations I had this idea that Mormons had the only truth and the only revelations from God. And then one day I wanted to do some research on the depth of the eschatological timeline and the dispensations but I couldn't find what I needed in the LDS libraries and then one day I stumbled onto this guy a Baptist theologian who taught the idea called rightly dividing dispensations. The idea that rightly dividing history must run into cycles of 490 years, which is called the mercy periods 70 times 7 = 490. I will forgive them 490 years and then God comes and chastises his people to repent and start a restoration of the gospel again. This sequence of biblical historical events is perfectly enlaced on the eschatological timeline of rightly divided 490 years. I learned so much from this study of the dispensation video. He talks about the apostasy and the restoration and this teaching was taught by the Christians before Joseph Smith was born. I was shocked because I thought only Mormons taught this doctrine but the Mormon teachings seem to not have such a fully comprehensive study as this Baptist theologian has explained. Tell me what you think about this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZK4Z5SepqdrerM XMA Header Image Dispensations in the Bible- evangelist Robert Breaker youtube.com