The Very First Sinners Who Rebelled Against God | Book of Jasher

[@Agatha4581]

The moving illustrations make it feel as if you’re IN the story and appreciate it even more. Beautiful art and narration! ❤

[@AmericaFirstRifleman]

Well, I wish it would actually look like people from that time. And not Western Europeans....

[@sanni0812]

Ya would make sense if they was black and not Europeans… bunch of nonsense

[@amberstarrfaw]

Hell yeah 👍 loving this

[@claude-alexandretrudeau1830]

The repeated "failed" punishments don't mean God isn't omnipotent and that he is learning. If anything, it shows, yet again, that God is very orderly and doesn't change. First, he sends warnings. Second, he sends witnesses. Lastly, he judges everything. Everyone is without excuse before the Lord, for everyone has been abundantly warned. The book of Jasher tells us that the concept of a flood wasn't foreign to those who eventually experienced the universal flood. When Noah preached to mankind, they couldn't rightly reply:"You're nuts! It never happened and it never will! God doesn't do that."

[@ak14serko44]

Finally someone who said it.

[@decarlito5015]

He sends two witnesses in revelation too. That will be her 3 years i believe and 3-4 months, before the beast kill them , it will not rain and they will have power to bring plages. They dead bodiea will be on display for 3 and half days , with technology i yhink thw whole world will witness this event and commnet like and share just like any other video smh

[@mbruce2106]

Im reminded of the exodus. The Lord gave Pharoh 8 or 9 chances to repent though He knew he wouldn't. Then the final judgement, the Lord hardened pharohs heart, but only after giving multiple chances for him to.

[@kendonl.taylor5111]

@claude-alexandretrudeau1830 And this is why God's alignment is Lawful Neutral.

[@TetsuShima]

The whole plot of the Bible be like: Humans after being saved by a divine act: "We are very sorry to have disobeyed you, Father. We will never forget your infinite love again" God: "I'm very glad to hear that, my children. Do not sin again and live according to my Word..." Human: "Okie Dokie!" 😊👌 *Proceed to sin and forget God again 5 minutes later* God: 🤦

[@HeavenAndHope]

Hahaha🤣 pretty much But! God is waiting for us to learn and when we fall we pick up and go to the narrow path again. It ain't easy but it takes practice to get turning those falls into victories. 🙌🐑🕊❤

[@SevenPr1me]

​​​@@HeavenAndHope the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result. History demonstrates just how ineffective religion is at making humans behave themselves. in fact, history shows the opposite. It's far more effective to promote education, study, science and research over religion and faith. That is how people will evolve. Not religion. and if god doesn't want us to evolve ourselves through science and research, then something tells me this god may not be that great.

[@elram2649]

​@@SevenPr1me 🤦

[@SevenPr1me]

@@elram2649 ?

[@elram2649]

@@SevenPr1me Simple... It doesn't work the way you described it. The process you presented is self-contradictory and thus; self-nullifying. I hope you can one day find and see it... That is up to you - as whatever is said here will not clear your view regarding this topic. You will not be left without guidance: The answer is literally within your own words. God bless. 🙏

[@nevahaigane4467]

The God in Jasher is still omnipotent he just gave people multiple chances to change their ways before he completely destroyed the Earth. In Genesis he said that "He would not always strive with man, his days shall be 120. " Throughout the Bible God shows mercy by giving multiple chances to Israel, but they are stiff-necked.

[@aceventura5398]

It was in our best interest human life was reduced to 120 years. This earth is HELL and im glad ive not another 960 years of it to endure. This earth is the ONLY HELL we humans will ever know. My Father didnt create an eternal tourture cell for his children. He suffered a horrific death to save us from it....this hell we created.

[@alimctaven7417]

Not only isreal all men even the nephilim. Our creator truely is as merciful as you can be.

[@tiaras553]

@@aceventura5398 Stop lying to yourself. Repent and turn away from sin. 2 Thessalonians 1:9 9 They will be punished with everlasting destruction and shut out from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of his might Matthew 13:50 50 and throw them into the blazing furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

Whoever did the illustrations for this video did a FANTASTIC job!

[@phatcat3705]

They did. That's what made me curious.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Satan and his fallen angels knows their time is short! Lord Jesus Christ is coming soon🙏🏼❤️🕊REPENT, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@theultimattroll]

They will be loosed upon US, before they themselves are slain. They are loose now, and are corrupting mankind through our current temptations. Being social media and mankind's straying away from morals. You can repent all you want. But everytime you perform a keystroke and are angered because of the comment section. Your repentance becomes diluted because this is the worst form of temptation.

[@iwishyouhappinnes1125]

So because jasher shows God as wanting men to be redeemed, the big boys in charge were like nope this is a banned book because God is an angry God and will do harm if you don't give us your life savings.

[@amberalvarado8198]

❤this work you do is truly amazing ❤ thank you for all your hard work...thank you also for all the knowledge you share so generously

[@ImmortalGirl]

Beautiful illustrations and the narrator's voice is calming

[@Joshua-uw7wm]

This really gives a deeper understanding of why in the old testament women were so obsessed with having children

[@SevenPr1me]

A lot of kids meant more people practicing your religion. Have each of your kids teach their kids the religious practices and traditions and stories and bam you start a chain reaction

[@temporaryaccount5307]

@@SevenPr1me no man. That was correct then and is still is today for Islam, thus why they allow men to have 4 wives, but Judaism and Christianity aren’t political agendas so that’s NOT why women wanted children. Children for women meant status. Men were also known to leave barren women. Furthermore, they needed more hands to help at home and village as everything then was manual. Don’t confuse urself.

[@SevenPr1me]

@@temporaryaccount5307yet you can't possibly pretend that if you are a patriarchical religious culture and if you are having many kids; then you are ensuring the survival of your religious traditions.

[@gregbors8364]

@@SevenPr1me Exactly. That’s why birth control, abortion, sodomy, oral copulation and homosexuality are all “sins,” as they are related to sexual acts which don’t end up producing more Christians

[@phatcat3705]

@@temporaryaccount5307 How awful. As a childfree anti-natalist born I poverty, I'm sure glad that I didn't live back then. I can't imagine being pressured into sacrificing my body and spending money I don't want to spend having and taking care of children I don't even want. The children would be the real losers in that situation. Then again, different times, different motivations... Also, looking at this from a physical/biological point of view, men were traditionally permitted up to four wives probably due to the dangers of pregnancy/childbirth and the maternal and infant deaths at the time (even with the advent of modern medicine, this is still horrifically dangerous) and the need to populate because more children equals to more helping hands with the backbreaking work (unlike these days where children COST a lot of money/are a burden), so if a man had one wife and lost that wife to a maternal death (and often the baby with her), he would be helpless and essentially rendered as good as "dead" because a man's worth depended on family. Women weren't allowed more than one husband because, if she were to get pregnant, (way before DNA tests existed) nobody would know the paternity of the kids (obviously can't hide who the mother is), which would tear up the family/community and society in general (and potentially start generational wars). But all to ensure survival and stability. I mean, makes sense looking at how life was back then. There weren't grocers to buy already-prepared dinners and otherwise hard-to-get delicacies, department stores to buy clothes, or online shopping for misc. Indeed, everything you needed or even wanted, you had to get it and make it yourself. So I understand their point of view, too. Kind of like how not having a smartphone or SOME tech skills/knowledge these days almost amounts to pretty much the same thing because everything is run on technology like how things in the past (and still in very rural areas) required manpower.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the moving illustrations really help with the immersion

[@joesalyers]

I've been subscribed since the early days of this channel and ss always the art work combined with the storytelling is masterful!! Cheers!!

[@doreenramsey1016]

Enoch said, the sinners are the oppressors. So I guess is generational curses.

[@KRLE2582]

I never understood how they got so old.! Great presentation btw. God Bless

[@terrycihat4136]

It has to do with the human conception of time !

[@pippastin]

I love hearing you read and narrate. You have a soothing voice and a pleasant accent. 😊

[@PlazDreamweaver]

God doesn't harm his people - us. And he doesn't curse us or the Earth. "Thy sake" means "your fault" or "your doing." So "Cursed is the ground for thy sake" means "Cursed is the world because of what you've done." This shows we brought this into our own lives. Or at least Adam and Eve, who were cast out from paradise and into the Earth; into our physical realm where we're susceptible to sin, suffering, and death. Thorns which now can touch and hurt us. Hunger which we can now experience. And so on and so forth. At least in my understanding. Although I know that God doesn't harm us. Raphael told me that in a message when I asked God why he causes us suffering. We do this to ourselves, and God is only making us aware and thus trying to help us avoid harming ourselves.

[@JolenePenashue-l7j]

I LOVE THIS WAY OF TELLING HISTORY PLEASE KEEP MAKING IT ITS SO INTERESTING

[@AccountantProOT]

Waiting for part 3 to be uploaded. This book is awesome

[@captainobvious6]

You have thought me so much; i sincerely thank you for your craft . God works strong through you .

[@onapositivenote3556]

Interestingly enough the Bible does mention the book of Jasher....therefore to me it is divinely inspired and relevant. +1 subscriber

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Just remember, Jesus said GOD sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved. Jesus is still in the saving business. There we shall meet and there we will rejoice with Him together forever. Come and let us go to Him! Praise King Jesus!!!!

[@dannylo5875]

Yep. I knew that.

[@Legion577]

Which verse?

[@motion_deep]

@@Legion577 2 Samuel 1:18-27

[@onapositivenote3556]

II Samuel 1:18 and Joshua 10:13

[@coachb2766]

Interesting commentary on a familiar story. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

[@nitarenfrow5967]

This is a great video thanku for your dedication to our Lord!❤🎉

[@Aurealeus]

In those days, the sons of men told many tall tales and wrote them in a book. *_Beware of Maya_*

[@Nape7]

​@Zach Bennett that's the catholic Bible, which has a number of biblical books that's they choose to leave out...the orthodox and ethopian orthodox church have a different Bible that contains more books. Because the catholics where more dominant in the medival Europe a number of churches choose to carry on with it, as opposed our orthodox Christian Bible. But the true story is the concil of Trent, who went against biblical teachings...by deciding to exclude some of the original books out of the bible. Why, secrets contained in these books are far to revealing for the liking of the "hijackers of the Christian faith" like prophesied by Daniel.

[@dannylo5875]

What is the difference between the Orthodox and the Ethiopian. I read the Ethiopian and it has 81 books. Yet. What does the Orthodox church have that is different and how many books. And what new and original inspired writings are in the Orthodox vs what is in the Ethiopian cannon. It's estimated the bible actually had 144-5 books to begin with but those over time were changed or destroyed. To suit an agenda or dilute the true faith in God. By even the authors of the same Christianity or early proto pan or pre Abrahamic religions

[@dannylo5875]

Also there are 144 is a symbolic number...with 72 demons and 72 angels. And it also inspired the key of solomon both Greater and lesser. So much symbolism and numbers that actually make sense if you look at it. Another is that I. These times they started to treat women like animals or breeder livestock. And God for told this punishment to eve as how men would basically have domination over their women and treat them horribly. And also this explains how God in the garden also hard women as second placed beings. The man was supposed to care for them as he cared for himself. They were basically attendants modeled after certain types of Angel orders and also made a little lower then the Angels themselves but in the image of "God"!?

[@prettynina76]

These stories are awesome keep up the amazing work man!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@charlessantee8329]

Very good narration and illustration keep up the good work!

[@7katona7]

Do not mistake, my (Lord Almighty) warning, mercy and grace for weakness.

[@mariefray7014]

Thank you for sharing this message.

[@jamessmithers4456]

Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt - July 1, 1944 . Soon after the D-Day landings on June 6, Von Rundstedt called German headquarters, and reported the battle situation to a staff officer. When asked "What shall we do?" he answered "Make peace, you fools."

[@eduardwalter4174]

Please make more videos about th book of jasher ❤

[@MR_Nosy_Otter1]

to be fair most christains don't view the book of jasher as "canon" to the bible

[@Joshua-uw7wm]

That's because the Bible was for sure written by prophets and even Angels outside of the books published by David and Solomon which they were both anointed by The Lord so that's why. Most people like to say banned from the Bible but that's inaccurate because the Bible is simply something different from other books. Be blessed

[@ghostgate82]

And yet the Book of Jasher is mentioned in the Bible… Joshua 10:13 2 Samuel 1:18 2 Timothy 3:8

[@MR_Nosy_Otter1]

@@ghostgate82 and yet still not part of the actual bible. its the the catholic apocryphal books

[@ghostgate82]

@@MR_Nosy_Otter1 The Book of Jasher existed before the Catholic Church was even a thing… The Dead Sea Scrolls prove this.

[@MR_Nosy_Otter1]

@@ghostgate82 talking in the context of a book that some claim to be canon but the majorities of the different Christian sects say otherwise. pay attention when reading my friend. again the book is not canon in the bible as an official book approved by god.

[@AlphaLima6]

Excellent work as always ❤️

[@Itsajourneything]

more of this biblical content pls 👍

[@christiansoldier77]

If the book of Jasher depicts God as less than omnipotent or omniscient then that's the reason why it isn't a part of the canon

[@joluoto]

No, the reason it's not in the Bible is because it's from way after the Bible was compiled. It's a Jewish work created at some point between the 9th and 16th century. Or it's the other Book of Jasher that was written by Jacob Ilive in 1750. Not sure which Book of Jasher this is, but it's one of those two.

[@mathieuleader8601]

nice to get some more of a backdrop of the story of Noah

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Well you aint gotta hear it from some book. You can meet NOAH himself in heaven and he can answer every freaking question you got! Let the AUTHOR HIMSELF.

[@ghostgate82]

The Book of Jasher is referenced three times in the Bible. Joshua 10:13 2 Samuel 1:18 2 Timothy 3:8

[@ghostgate82]

@@RandomGuy-jo8ky If the references correlate, then it would mean it’s authentic. The Dead Sea scrolls also prove the authenticity.

[@temporaryaccount5307]

Except the fact that no commentaries were found on apocryphal books and only the canonical books were written on special parchment indicates that the apocryphal books were not considered as canonical by the Qumran community (Geisler and Nix, a general intro to the Bible, pg 270.) There’s no reason to think any of those books were venerated as sacred scripture. Philo of Alexandria, the Targums, The Peshitta, which is an old Syriac translation of the OT, The Bavli that refers to Babylonian Talmud references the Torah, but no apocryphal. In fact, it says “our rabbis taught the order of the Neviim when they are attached together are as follows: Joshua and judges, Samuel and Kings, Jeremiah and Ezekiel, Isaiah and the 12 propjets…The order of the Ketuvim is Ruth and the book of psalms, job and proverbs, ecclesiastics, Song of Songs, lamentations, Daniel and the scroll of Esther; Ezra and chronicles. No book of Enoch or Jasher mentioned.

[@ghostgate82]

@@temporaryaccount5307 So the fact that some particular people didn’t mention a book(s) , the book(s) have no value. You seem to be very dogmatic and gung-ho about this. I’d like to hear your definition of “inspiration.”

[@temporaryaccount5307]

@@ghostgate82 some people? Try none of the people and none of the books used and circulated as Scripture quoted from it, including Jesus. As said, Jesus tells us in Matt 23 the OT we have today was divine and seeing as He quoted and/or referred back to every book of the OT that did NOT include Jasher, it’s safe to know Jasher was not divine. There’s a difference between Scripture and tradition. Inspiration is God breathed and “profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:”.

[@ghostgate82]

@@temporaryaccount5307 I listed three verses in my original comment that proves your claim wrong. Jude, Paul, Peter, and Jesus Himself allude to things found in the Book of Enoch. Does that also bother you?

[@hanzohattori5908]

Thank you again legend of history a video👍👍😎

[@okkillua]

what an illustration. Awesome job

[@HeavenAndHope]

🙌🐑🕊❤God bless you all

[@lawrencestoke]

This is really good 👍 Thank you

[@wallaceisking]

I love this. Thank you.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

QUERY: Wow Thanks for the amazing graphics - really brings a story to life. *Bronze Age Collapse* overlaps with the supposed time in which *Noah lived 1300-1100 BCE.* BAC is wedged in there. Makes for interesting biblical speculation along with archaeology around BAC. Did Heaven really get ticked off with mankind?

[@Ricca_Day]

Actually, the Flood of Noah was 2348 BC or 1656 AM ( which stands for Anno Mundi which means “year of the world”. ), according to the timeline reconstruction based on Genesis.

[@athongjanger382]

Please request more on book of jasher

[@concerta56]

The Legends of History. The book "Judgement of the Nephilim" Zillah was the last bloodline of Cain when bene ha elohim enter the daughters of men. Her name was Naamah

[@cryptoSabbateanFrankistJacobin]

...she and Eisheth Zenunim & Agrat bat Mahalath bore demonic offspring to Samael & Asmodeus... and a horde of shedim plagued the Earth.

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the video 👍🏻

[@thedoruk6324]

This is quite well presented

[@RJCE420]

Awesome channel👏🏼

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Excellent likeness of Charleton Heston as a pseudo-Moses figure. I'm not familiar with either Cainan or Jasher, so I'll have to give it a quick look. It's likely considered a forgery due to it's late publish date and lack of provenance.

[@Mortismors]

It's considered a forgery, the guy who found it in the 1700's translated it himself directly into English. There is a pretty good chance that First Enoch which was found among the Dead Sea Scrolls is the actual book written by Jasher. It could not have been written by Enoch it contains too much information after he was taken to Heaven. It also contains information about Noah and the time after the flood. Jasher is very likely Jushur the first king after the flood on the Sumerian King's list. This would mean Jasher is his king title and Javan or his son Tarshish great grandson of Noah is who I think is Jasher.

[@geordiewishart1683]

"Enoch walked with God; and he was not, for God took him." Hebrews 11:5 adds: "By faith Enoch was taken away so that he did not see death, 'and was not found, because God had taken him'; for before he was taken he had this testimony, that he pleased God." Some erroneously jump to the conclusion that Enoch was taken up into heaven, but notice the Bible nowhere says this. It simply says that God "took him." It does not specify where he was taken. Jesus Christ later states in the Gospel of John that "Scripture cannot be broken" (John 10:35). One of the points He makes is that one passage of the Bible cannot contradict another passage. This same Gospel of John reveals a startling fact very pertinent to this matter: "No one has ascended to heaven but He who came down from heaven, that is, the Son of Man who is in heaven" (John 3:13). Clearly, Jesus Christ was the only human being who had ascended into heaven. The phrase "who is in heaven" lets us know that this was written by the apostle John after Christ's return to heaven. So even as late as this statement, no human being-and that includes Enoch-had ascended into heaven. We later read about Enoch's fate in Hebrews 11:5: "By faith Enoch was taken away so that he did not see death, 'and was not found, because God had taken him'; for before he was taken he had this testimony, that he pleased God." The word rendered "taken" can also mean "transferred elsewhere." And the New American Standard Bible says this was done "so that he would not see death"-a better translation than "did not," as we know from the same chapter of Hebrews that he died. Notice in verse 13 the summary given of all of the men and women of faith listed here, including Enoch: "These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off were assured of them, embraced them and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth" (Hebrews 11:13). So Enoch definitely died as well as all the rest. How, then, can it be that Enoch was transferred elsewhere so he wouldn't see death? God doesn't give us all the details of what happened, but a few scenarios have been proposed that do not conflict with the fact that Enoch died as the Bible says. It may be that God transported Enoch elsewhere to keep him from being killed at a certain time-perhaps protecting him from martyrdom at the hands of angry persecutors who didn't like his announcement of coming divine judgment (see Jude 14-16). God likewise supernaturally transported Elijah and Philip to other places on earth (see 2 Kings 2:11; Acts 8:39). On the other hand, we should observe that Enoch died young for his time-at age 365 while those before and after him lived into their 800s and 900s. Because of this, some speculate that God "took him" from life prematurely so that he would not have to live out his remaining centuries in a miserable world (compare Isaiah 57:1-2). His next moment of consciousness will be the resurrection. In this case, "so that he would not see death" would refer to his not having to experience the process of dying-his life ending instantly. Still others, putting the likelihood of Enoch experiencing persecution together with his early death, have concluded that Enoch was murdered-martyred for his preaching. Enoch being taken and not found would then refer to God removing his body and burying it-as happened with Moses (Deuteronomy 34:5-6). In this case, Enoch being taken or transferred so that he would not see death is taken as separate matter-that of him being spiritually converted, transferred from the world's ways to God's way of living, so that he would not see ultimate death in the lake of fire (compare Colossians 1:13; John 8:51). Again, we don't have enough details to know exactly what is intended. But we do know that Enoch did not skip death and go to heaven. He died, and no human being has ascended to heaven except Jesus Christ.

[@AliTheIrfan]

wonder why early Christians and scholar alike view jewish people & tribes very sceptical and even zealous about regarding books & scribes interpolation and sometime changing the words to fullfill the political atmosphere. No wonder we all are confused ❤

[@Duzzzzzz]

where are the other gods coming from that they are worshiping ? is it purely imaginational or demons masquerading as gods?

[@masterbrad89]

It’s demons masquerading. Bible states demons are lying, deceiving, evil spirits. Eg; the Greek god Apollo is translated as Apollyon the Destroyer in Revelation…

[@ErikPT]

The scripture mentions man lost the communication when erecting a tower to envision the Lord. To repel man he shocks them from allowing to communicate and dividing the tribe of men to tribes. Yeah, the entities are falsehoods begotten by man's worship

[@copperredd]

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[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

It can br both because don't kid yourself, we have the ability to imagine for good or evil and demons have the power to manipulate. Even the bible warns us, beware for even Satan can transform himself into an angel of light.

[@brandonmoreland4392]

Thanks!

[@ReachingHigher001]

How come these videos sometimes loop at the end?

[@lamphabkk3321]

Hello..My personal opinion.. Sounds like bedtime stories.. How many times..has this be translated..

[@stratacat-jp8xg]

Who made God could be God is a human invention and that humans created the idea of God to explain the world around them and to provide comfort and guidance

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

And thats the danger GOD warned us to beware of false gospels the lead us to destruction and destruction of your most holy faith GOD bestowed upon you. Jesus died for you and he paid the full penatly that you may have access to heaven and there be with him to rule heaven forever. Life, life, eternal life.

[@johnclark7862]

How to know if something is true: act it out and observe the results.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I didn't learn about this during my school days

[@imanwilson5880]

Please make serieson full book of jasher

[@AustinMitchell-ip6ff]

Dude I loveeee this channel

[@maccurtis730]

I wound if Cainan did something naughty later in life and the Bible just decided not to talk about it like being an Evil Solomon well it would be a fun story to make up.

[@Cartoonicus]

This sounds like someone was having a hard time wrapping their heads around the concept of the Nephilim and decided to write some fan fiction to fill it in, lifting potentially from Moses, in the process.

[@zweisteinya]

'God' is just the most violent of the 'fallen angels', and "victors write the 'history'"

[@christophermccutcheon2143]

I'd be interested if that is the exact translation of Gen 1:28... "replenished" is an odd choice of worlds. Why not "fill"? Replenish implies there was something there before and it needs to come back again. Hint at our true ancestors before the time of Adam?

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

We just have to wait till we get to heaven and we can ask HIM.

[@geordiewishart1683]

Linguistic experts say replenish originally meant simply to fill. Not refill. We think of replenish to mean re plenish.....to plenish again. But apparently that is wrong.

[@adamjacobs6644]

If we look at this story and consider the fact they lived in the Garden of Eden we can tell that this story happened during the ice age. The perfect world that was the Garden of Eden everything was perfect and you could drink from any stream you wanted. You could eat a fish straight from a river. Try doing that stuff today, try going anywhere and eating a fish from a river or stream and drink water their you will get sick! It coincides with humans starting to form culture and grow food. Some evidence has emerged that their was some types of primitive civilization in the ice age. Plus the world was perfect as it always had been. But at that time it was all about to change because of mankind wishing to do things our way. Remember the national anthem of Hell is "I did it my way!" Good news is humans can right our wrongs and have made great progress in doing so. Our trait to correct our wrongs is what makes humans unique from all other species on Earth.

[@geordiewishart1683]

When man was perfect in the garden, they had not yet been permitted to eat animals

[@adamjacobs6644]

@@geordiewishart1683 That part is true though that would be further back then the ice age. Not that far back only a few minutes give or take. Those minutes to a human would represent millions of years. In the eyes of the almighty 1 million year is 1 minute of time. Where as a 1 million dollars is a penny. If we go further back our ancestors looked a lot like mice and rats. They went around foraging on insects with some seeds. This diet allowed them to survive the great extinction that wiped out all dinosaurs except birds. The flood back then happened caused by a very large rock rich in iridium (rare on Earth but common in Asteroids). What not a lot of people understand about the flood is that it happened more than once. The flood that is written about is the one that happened during mans time which makes sense because man was around to record Gods word. The flood is a blanket term used to describe the mass sweeping of destruction over the Earth. During the great dinosaur extinction their was also another type of flood which burned the forests and all the land to a crisp. God doesn't mention some things because he wants us to figure out some things ourselves. This is why he allows us science, so we can understand HIS world. When we put scientific findings with God we have the perfect picture. Indeed dinosaurs and man live together both here and up their. Unlike here all the "extinct" dinosaurs are with mankind in the real world which is Heaven. This is the fake world where we come to learn how important God is. In the fake world all dinosaurs other than birds are long gone. The last ones died 66 minutes ago (millions of years) The things God wants us to learn is to love and forgive well and serve him with something of great significance. I trust I will meet you one day in the real world. May HE continue to bless you!

[@ALKEBULANSTUDIOS28]

What’s software did he use to do the graphics I need it asap great work

[@bluesteele2235]

What you can sin, is what we call human nature, who is really at fault here, the creator or our weak attributes created

[@lesleywest5719]

Strange, my Bible says Adam and Eve were the first to sin against God in disobedience way back in Genesis.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Yes they are. But remember, GOD warned us comcerning false gospels and will try to break your faith in GOD. Stick with the 1611 King James Bible. Jesus mission has been said and hes still in the saving business. Just look up Galatians chapter one, verse 1 - 12 in the 1611 King James Bible. Anything outside the WORD OF THE LORD is dangerous paths that to leads to destruction.

[@shirleyallen1418]

Should say 1st murder

[@emiliosto2329]

Why is their some books that are in the Bible and some that are not. Who are the people that got to decide which books stay or not and why did they feel the need to remove them.

[@troyelam8978]

Why are Christians so afraid to say Jehovah or Yahweh? Why do they insist on saying “Lord”? I know younger people who don’t even realize God has a name! Lord and God are titles, not proper names! Gods name in English is Jehovah, it’s insulting and incorrect not to use his name.

[@danielseelye6005]

Because in the commandments you have, "Thou shall not take the Lord God's name in vain" so it's best not to say it at all just to avoid the chance of swearing and invoking His name. Plus when He is asked by Abraham, He says "I Am". Mortals are not worthy to call God by His name, just like in Judaism and Islam.

[@roshellegouldbourne787]

​@@danielseelye6005 The creator wants us to worship him, he gave us his name but doesn't want us to use it. That doesn't make sense. The Israelites asked Moses to tell them his name, he said " I am that I am. I don't think we can't call on his name if we need help because he wouldn't have given it to us.

[@temporaryaccount5307]

I Am means YHWH so idk what ur taking about. YHWH means the self sufficient; self existing; everlasting One; a Name God had not yet revealed to His ppl. God’s Names in the Bible have authority and were indicative of His traits that He exhibited at the time. Furthermore, the commandment to not take His Name in vain concerned the prophets and those who would lie and say God said something when He didn’t. Bible repeatedly tells us to call upon the Name of the Lord; and, in fact, says it’s His “forever name that is to be remembered thruout the generations” (Exo 3:14-15) so why would we mortals not be worthy to call God by His Name? I’m sorry, but ur wrong.

[@MrGMitche]

It's the Infallible Name doctrine which is taught in Catholicism, which is where Christianity comes from and where books like Jasher are not considered canon. It is a doctrine that I do not agree amongst many others.

[@troyelam8978]

@@danielseelye6005 no where in the Bible does it say mortals are not allowed to call him by his name. If that was the case, he wouldn’t even give us his name. Nor would there be the commandment of not using his name in vain. He didn’t say don’t use his name at all! That’s overboard and overkill and starts to be disrespectful in reverse, because surely he didn’t want people to not even realize he has a name!

[@dwainmarsh9139]

Whether or not any of the evens of the bible, including the parts that were taken out happened. Whether all of the magical parts of the story happened. Whether there is a godly being that started the universe spinning and walk away forgetting to check back in on the progress or as the religious play it that was there with a body that the Adam could be made in the image of. Given that the Bible says that all i have to do is ask for a sign from him, still been waiting some 40 years on that one. None of it holds any bearing on the here and now. It holds no more bearing than the time of King Arthur or the writings about his own time from Nostrodomus. No matter how much a modern religious person may try to claim that it does. The funny thing is that the only kind of a being that can convince me that the Bible about a long ago then has any bearing on my here and now is an all powerful being in the here and now.

[@shirleyallen1418]

I pray you repent & experience God in spirit & truth. I have been led by God my entire life. I never took a job before having been told by God in a vision dream or just speaking to me to go here or there. My children are the same.

[@dwainmarsh9139]

@@shirleyallen1418 Well I'm glad for you. I guess. I have never heard word one from any kind of god, not a word from whatever a gods adversary, not even so much as a peep from any of their underlings. I've read the Bible from cover to cover when I was 12 at the advisement of those in the church I went to. I even now review the Bible with the amazing thing of modern technology. There are plenty of people reading the Bible. Amazingly it hasn't changed from the first time I read it though. Oh I've forgotten bits and pieces of it, hence the reviewing of it. It still remains a bunch of old stories of a time looong since past, in lands that I've never stepped foot on, and about a grouping of people that I'm not even descended from. Stories with a fair amount of magic to be had and a lot of events that never happened. A book that is supposed to be the handbook of the human life and is supposed to be inspired by an all knowing main character of the stories. Yet it can't even get biological actions correct. Or even species association correct. If I had waited these last 40 years, and I mean picked a spot and got down on my knees and waited for that supposed sign from god that the Bible claims that god would give when asked. That has never come. I would surely be dead, dying of starvation and dehydration. And I'm the one who's told to repent, for what now? Living my life, getting by day by day. More and more as I get older I see less and less signs that there are any kinds of any gods to be had.

[@eddeewhat5553]

Tubal Cain. That’s a name you should really research.

[@NotYurAverageJoe]

Is that altered art of Arianne Martell from ASOIAF in the thumbnail?

[@redbayly]

I think you're right. I just looked up the Arianne picture and it's basically the same. A few details were changed, but it really is the same.

[@nathanmanning5219]

Lol when I first saw it I was like why is Arianne in a Bible story :D

[@brandonmoreland4392]

Great video

[@avitusrwegoshora939]

What's wrong with this book? I hear many shouting against it.

[@1stcenturymessiahunveiled94]

The son of enosh is Kenan, but you pronounce it as Canaan.that could be confusing to some Kenan, not Canaan.

[@kellykane7586]

W/out searching through comments to avoid repetition, I have to point out that if everyone was starving, it's not a crazy idea that birthconrtol was introduced

[@nathanhale7444]

​@zacherybennetto I really don't understand what all the controversy is about. It's mentioned twice in the Bible so you know that it is legitimate but not Spirit inspired so it doesn't belong in the Bible. It is however a book of ancient Jewish history and it has many insights about things from the Bible so it can help us understand the Bible better just like any history book can help us understand our history better

[@geordiewishart1683]

We can't know with certainty that the book we know today as Jasher was the same book referenced in the bible.

[@prayer-for-healing]

I've read the Book of Jasher too! Genesis tells us about the beginning of the world and early people, but Jasher adds extra details, painting a vivid picture of life back then! That's what makes Jasher so interesting for me! If you want further insights on Genesis, I suggest watching a video that talks about it from the Book of Jasher here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4nIdWR7p7qie6c

[@williammolis1708]

Amen to this video,yeah i know how God feels about men that a lot of them are ignorant and stupid back in Adam's day and even today humanity is still stupid no care for there creator like us true Christians we have care for all especially our creator and thank you Lord Jesus for being the bridge for humanity back to God again you been my savior for 42yrs now 😊 I Love You my Jesus christ king of the universe

[@coreyslater2801]

whats the song ag 2:36?

[@toddmichaels42]

You are conflating the two lines... Cain and Seth. Adah and Zilla are from Lemech of the line of Cain.

[@kong.615]

I thought the first sin ever to rebelled against God was Lucifer himself

[@shirleyallen1418]

Angels rebelled. Then Adam & Eve. God came to earth in form of man, yeshua, to redeem us from curse of law back to himself

[@kellysouter4381]

I dont recall any book of Jasher?

[@Irelandforever609]

Why did so many rebelled against god especially if we all came from god I think the creater of this world or what the freemasons call the great creater just wants soul's to worship him He doesn't sound loving and forgiving as some would say

[@christiansoldier77]

@incr706 If God wasn't loving and forgiving we would all be doomed to hell as we deserve but He gave His only begotten Son as a sacrifice to save the world from hell.

[@Irelandforever609]

@@christiansoldier77 ok so he sent he's son to save you from a place you where going to anyway because of your sins you were born with that doesn't make sense and if he had so much love and forgiveness why have any jell by nature a baby is good give him love and warmth he'll grow up to be a good man is he going to hell because he didn't believe or what if he never heard of god like what's left of the Hunter gathering what happens to them?

[@Irelandforever609]

@@christiansoldier77 so you believe everyone deserves hell are you sure your not Muslim that's very hateful way of seeing a loving and fair god sounds like the gnostic where right

[@christiansoldier77]

@@Irelandforever609 Nobody is born with sin but we all sin so we are worthy of death. God save us from death if we choose to follow Him but many people dont but rather choose hell. It makes sense you just dont understand .

[@christiansoldier77]

@@Irelandforever609 God is love but if He is a good God He has to uphold justice and sin has to be paid for by going to Hell or death. To let a sin go unpunished would not be justice. Would you think its ok for a judge to let a child molester go free even if he knew he was guilty? Would you think that the judge was just being loving?

[@spiritnoimage]

2 Samuel 1:18 references the book of Jasher, if Samuel is the Word of Yahuah so is Jasher! Most christians follow a counterfeit messiah. Christianity was created for deception so people will accept the counterfeit messiah or antichrist.

[@cary4603]

Hold up… “God in his infancy tries to master mankind? “ What? I don’t think you understand what all knowing means. You have choices you can make. God sees all of your choices… your possibilities. Free will creates those possibilities. You are not a puppet. God can encourage but if you do not want to, you can rebel against his encouragement. This was Cain as God spoke to Cain before he slew Abel and God warned him of the choice that laid before him. The same happened to Pharaoh with Moses. He was given ten plagues to encourage obeying to free Israel. He chose obedience at 10 and then chose to go against his decision. I get it if you need drama for your video to get attention but this if this is serious, your commentary on how God is an infant and lacking his claimed omniscience is wildly unfounded given the case already set forth with the Torah. Granted the Torah/Bible does not elaborate on much of the beginning and sums it up in chapter 6 but your interpretation of the first couple chapters illustrate how inept some people can easily be when given more details. You miss the “Forest for the Trees”, nit picking on details that cause you in your limited perspective to see the grander scale of actions taking place. Again, this might be your grab at dramatizing your work. But if that is what this is, I hope you get everything deserved by your hard work in this endeavor. For all I know, this is just fairy tales to you and in that I am potentially the one at fault for trying to give guidance.

[@M4STERcontrol]

This is interesting, but I wouldn't put too much stock in it as it's not part of the Bible.

[@mascadadelpantion8018]

Could you imagine what type of children adam and lilith would have?

[@cryptoSabbateanFrankistJacobin]

I believe the sefir-HA Zohar describes Them in some detail you're getting into Qabalah now

[@joluoto]

In some narratives that is the origin of demons.

[@scunnerdScottishbird]

So many old people giving birth in the Bible

[@JBurtonPCExpress]

The book of Jasher was lost this is not anything from the book quoted in the Bible.

[@Joshua-uw7wm]

I love the book of jasher

[@shauntikayvette]

Is biblical rendering of the people too much to request? What are original people represented as European?

[@slowmotionenergylovebeing6327]

💜💜💜

[@dca4840]

Who Adam’s sons multiply with?

[@connectbiblefellowship]

Wait what about Adam and Eve? Didn’t they rebel against God?

[@shirleyallen1418]

Angels then Adam & eve dooming mankind until God came to earth in form of man yeshua redeemed us back to himself

[@connectbiblefellowship]

@@shirleyallen1418 ah yes Forgot about the angels So this guy is wrong

[@redraven1410]

Seth never gave birth to anyone . He fathered childen.

[@larrygooch6233]

The bible would be 3 feat tall if every truth that happens on earth was put into it.sosome things not in the bible can still be true.thatd why we pray for god to show us the truth and give us discernment.

[@herscepter5263]

Interestingly, the Book of Jasper is mentioned in the bible, but was excluded by the church 🧐.

[@saitoren4061]

Because of the probability that the Biblical Book of Jasher is not this Book of Jasher.

[@VolvoGonzo]

You had me, then you lost me

[@Swankyvali]

Not sons of "men", but sons of "man", meaning Adam.

[@yusufabbass]

"The Lord God" titles deceptively used to deny Mankind the true name of the Amighty Elohim YAH. when you say "God" or "Lord" you give honor to no one,at best you give honor to Baal who is orignially known as LORD.