This Autumn Nature Documentary Is JAW-DROPPING

This nature documentary is JAW-DROPPING. In this episode of Hike & Seek, Peter Schriemer teaches us all about the changes we see in nature during fall. He shares a biblical perspective on the things we see in this incredible season.
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[@claireusilton4066]

Glad to find a worthy nature show on utube.

[@AliceSikkema-io4uu]

I so agree with you !!! Blessings to you 🙏🇨🇦🙏

[@solipsist3949]

There are plenty. This ain't one.

[@keltheblacksmith9271]

What a blessed, and refreshing show! Thank you all 1:1!!!

[@Peasant_in_a_tree]

Fall is the season that reminds me most of God's genius and attention to detail. Fall is amazing!!

[@miscamisca6775]

To bad for people living at the equator, they really do not have seasons

[@vernoncleveland6806]

@@miscamisca6775 It was their choice to live there. Everyone has free will that includes the ones living in a place that doesn’t seem to change.

[@toldyouso5588]

​@@miscamisca6775Equatorial tropics have the dry and wet monsoon seasons.

[@toldyouso5588]

​@@miscamisca6775😅The equatorial tropics do have dry and wet monsoon seasons.

[@miscamisca6775]

@@toldyouso5588 "The equatorial tropics do have dry and wet monsoon seasons." I know, but the variation over the year in temperature is greater in the north hemisphere, that is why they migrate, not because of some made up deity.

[@colingreysful]

Loved watching an informative nature program without the evolutionary dogma and with a gospel message.

[@TickedOffPriest]

The Glory of God can be seen through the beauty of His creation.

[@nonononononono8532]

Can he be seen in the brain eating amoebas which feast in our neurons? That’s his creation as well.

[@CreationvsEvolution]

Animal/nature documentaries are cool. I hope AIG does more of them.

[@gntpremiumwindowsdoors9242]

Thank you. Another way to explain intelligent design .

[@rianahayes84]

❤❤❤ I love your video.

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Thanks AIG 🙂🙏✝️ praying for you

[@lauriemclean1131]

Beautifully done. 🌹 Thank you.

[@MichelleYee]

Wow, truly amazing is God's creation!!!

[@IAMhassentyou]

Gods creation is truly breathtaking

[@farinatony28]

thank you for sharing! it means alot to us/me!

[@af.7992]

Excellent show! Well written and beautifully done. Looking forward to seeing more of these. Thank you for the relevant Bible verses, perhaps in upcoming episodes, you could include a few more? God bless, ❤ 🙏 ❤ and keep sharing and spreading the word of God!

[@refuse2bdcvd324]

God is AWESOME!!!

[@allannortje6440]

I just love the quality that goes into these videos, this is like a top quality production from top standards in the film industry.

[@christchurchottawa]

Amazing 🏋️‍♂️

[@idahojoe8232]

My wife and I enjoyed watching this. Please post more! With all the garbage on KZbin This is great. Soli Deo Gloria

[@SK-bw2cv]

Good stuff!

[@sarabolletta4446]

What a wonderful documentary about nature from a christian world view!

[@SirKnight1096]

When your water is half gone, your hike is 4/5ths over. You don't want to run into a situation and not have the water. Better to return home with water left over than to arrive on empty.

[@SirKnight1096]

Yep, Jack Miner was kin. He has a lot of family in Ohio still. Especially in Toledo.

[@GabriellaBalagna]

Wow, thank you for reuploading! I saw this a long time ago and wanted to rewatch, but I couldn't find it again until now. Thank You, Lord, for letting me find it again. 🙏

[@yooperlooper]

When I was a child living in lower Michigan we visited Jack Miners waterfowl sanctuary. I love Canada Geese, watching them in a large group, preparing to take off then all flying up together is so exhilarating and beautiful. I didn't know that Miner put a bible verse on their tags. That is awesome!

[@TheCamper83]

This is so great!! There needs to be 100 more Vloggers like you and your team!! I hope you will consider (if you haven't already), inviting a creation scientist on your program from time to time. This will be a big one on the chin of the Secular Faith called evolution. I love that God already thought of natural selection and adaptation within animal kinds. So good!!🙏🙏

[@hennero.3826]

Thanks for this video! 🙂 It is so good to finally find again one of those rare videos about nature that honor our creator instead of referring to that paltry evolution theory. God bless you!

[@veronicaehrenholz3844]

What a great program to watch with your family !

[@nataliasamorokov6065]

Thank you so so much for such a beautiful and informative video! And I especially appreciate your Christian prospective throughout your stories! That’s what I was looking for my kids!! Please keep producing these amazing videos!! God bless you!

[@William18791]

Spring’s my favorite season. Reminds me of the doctrine of regeneration because Spring is regeneration in the forest.

[@RobertA-oi6hw]

Its beautiful but spring is my favorite because it means no more winter 😁❄️

[@SavedbyGraceAlone1962]

Awesome documentary!! Thank you & God bless!!

[@bobdalton2062]

What a wonderful video! Very well done! I think God for putting it on your hearts to make this and I will be sharing it with everyone I know!

[@josephdean8576]

Thanks!

[@joshkedse3754]

Praying for you guys and your ministry 🙏

[@eden41471]

This is so refreshing to hear! Thank you!

[@markenge9348]

One of my earliest memories was wandering along by the banks of Honey Creek in the woods on our farm. I wasn't even supposed to be there alone by myself for fear that I'd fall into the creek and drown. As I came around a bend in the creek there was a little clearing smaller than a football field filled with marsh grass and cat tails that a flock of Canadian geese were feeding in. I was very close to them and they were approximately the same size as myself. One or two looked up at me only ten or fifteen feet away and was not alarmed in any way nor did they alert the others. They all just continued their feeding until I left. It seemed like a supernatural event as though the geese were some sort of angelic spirits who had descended to earth to comfort me and make me aware of the prescence of God.❤

[@fishytimes7809]

Very cool! Love the geese joke!

[@debbiewareing1178]

Gods creation is truly wonderful! I am in awe!

[@birdnana]

Wonderful REAL information. Thank you and God bless you.❤

[@carlrasmussen3267]

very well done

[@debby1242]

Beautiful. Why can't all documentaries be Bible-based like this?

[@appaloosa42]

Always my favorite season!

[@naturisverige]

Hi! I am a Christian birdwatcher. This was a beautiful show. The flying bird at 21:07 and 26:17 shows a black kite and not a hawk though, as you get the impression from the voiceover.

[@lifeofbeautyk448]

I live in Florida, so. 😂

[@darkfielddiggermicrosafari]

Psalm 104

[@HangrySaturn]

I mostly didn't disagree with this video. That's a new one!

[@kjvinside4932]

Amen

[@statutesofthelord]

Fall? Maybe in Australia?

[@wingednut2283]

We dont really have a fall just a dry and wet season

[@douglaslightening545]

Thank you!

[@darlenemckay265]

Beautiful video! Loved it!❤

[@wrlSivan16]

It was so good! 🤗🥰

[@lorrainemaila5356]

Thank you

[@victoryaurima8320]

really enjoyed this, interesting stuff

[@guylelanglois6642]

Didn't hear the word millions once. Nice

[@JamesRichardWiley]

For those who need to believe in a sky daddy and fear death and not knowing who they are and how they came to exist.

[@RealHooksy]

Nature is wonderful.

[@llkid6760]

Well done. 27:38 27:39

[@george44ist]

wow

[@Leo-qw1dv]

Deer kind,bear not so kind,no bird kind.😂😂

[@JiraiyaSama86]

Wow! That's fascinating. God really paid attention to details. He prepared for The Fall. Creating creatures that can act as a clean up crew to prevent some diseases from spreading? That's awesome!

[@burnttoast2790]

While also creating or allowing creatures that explicitly _cause_ illness. Now _that's_ some attention to detail. Dunno _what_ detail that's supposed to be, but it's there. Maybe something to show even the almighty aren't infallible?

[@JiraiyaSama86]

@@burnttoast2790 He didn't create them for that purpose. Everything was good. Until man sinned. Man's sin corrupted Creation.

[@burnttoast2790]

@@JiraiyaSama86 *He didn't create them for that purpose.* Then you run face first into the other possibility, that he _allowed them_ to evolve that way, which means he's not as good as you'd like to think. *Everything was good. Until man sinned. Man's sin corrupted Creation.* And we have nothing to actually indicate that, in the Bible _or_ reality. The closest you've got in scripture is _God_ cursing the ground and the plants therein as punishment for what Adam and Eve did. As for reality, we know that simply "sinning" in the presence of an organism isn't gonna mutate it into something evil. I can't lust after a guy's rear and produce a new species of germ from the resultant "sin energy."

[@JiraiyaSama86]

@@burnttoast2790 He is as good as I think He is. He allows us to make bad choices and face the consequences, which in turn can help us to learn how to make better choices. Including how we affect how animals develop and have had to adapt. It's our fault. The Bible suggests that all animals in the beginning ate only plants. Sharks can eat kelp. Tigers can eat grass. I wouldn't be surprised to find other carnivores on rare occasions consuming plants. We already know that animals that supposedly are just herbivores will consume meat. I don't think you have any idea what it meant when God cursed the Earth. Nor do you understand what sin is.

[@burnttoast2790]

@@JiraiyaSama86 *He is as good as I think He is.* Letting humanity and the biosphere at large suffer under the effects of predation, disease, and parasitism all as punishment for something Adam and Eve can't reasonably be held responsible for doesn't make him good, dude. And if you can see that, recognize it, and still think he's good for it, I think you should avoid other people; you seem the type to be a risk to yourself and others. *He allows us to make bad choices and face the consequences,* And those consequences always outstrip the bounds of justice. Eternal torment for not believing in him? Death for anything he doesn't like? Suffering and toiling away for food because someone disobeyed him? Yours isn't a just God. Yours isn't a _moral_ God. *which in turn can help us to learn how to make better choices.* And those "better choices" are literally just whatever y'all think will get people closer to kissing God's rear. *Including how we affect how animals develop and have had to adapt. It's our fault.* So I shall now ask. How many sins does it take to get a new species of parasite? How much sin can we quantifiably use to alter the evolution of the organisms around us? Oh, right, you don't know, because it's not real. *The Bible suggests that all animals in the beginning ate only plants.* That's just y'all being desperate to avoid admitting that death was always there with us, from the beginning. *Sharks can eat kelp.* And cats can eat grass. Neither can live on such food, even if it might help with passing a digested meal. And we know from fossils that heterotrophic organisms were _always_ eating each other and the autotrophs. Animals eat each other, no amount of "oh but _maybe_ it could be used for crunching pumpkins" will change that. *Tigers can eat grass.* Ah, seems like you don't know much about biology, then. So I'll ask this as well. Have you ever seen an obligate carnivore like a shark or a tiger actually _live_ on such plant material? No supplements, no carnivorous cheat days, _just grass?_ No, you haven't. No one has, because obligate carnivores _need_ meat to survive. *I wouldn't be surprised to find other carnivores on rare occasions consuming plants.* Because the line between carnivory and herbivory is a much more blurred than you think. We have footage of horses eating live birds like they would a carrot. *We already know that animals that supposedly are just herbivores will consume meat.* My point exactly. This biosphere isn't as clear-cut as you wanna pretend. Carnivory isn't some aberration from God's "perfect" plan. It's just nature at work. *I don't think you have any idea what it meant when God cursed the Earth. Nor do you understand what sin is.* Sure i do. God caused the ground to give up plants with thorns and thistles that man would need to toil over to get their food, as punishment for eating the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge. Sin, meanwhile, is literally just whatever y'all think God doesn't like. You can whine all you like about how reductionist my descriptions might be, but they -are_ accurate.

[@king-of-a-thing]

Now make a docummentary about diseases and parasytes and talk about how god made them in his glory for the good of all creation.

[@ErikPehrsson]

It’s only March, though……….

[@404nitro]

Good video, but definitely noticed what appears to be an anti hunting bias. Didn't care for that at all.

[@vivienhall1468]

Autumn is a much prettier word than fall. What a shame that only the USA has such an ugly word for such a beautiful season.

[@epicofgilgamesh9964]

*The Enuma Elish would later be the inspiration for the Hebrew scribes who created the text now known as the biblical Book of Genesis.* Prior to the 19th century CE, the Bible was considered the oldest book in the world and its narratives were thought to be completely original. In the mid-19th century CE, however, European museums, as well as academic and religious institutions, sponsored excavations in Mesopotamia to find physical evidence for historical corroboration of the stories in the Bible. ***These excavations found quite the opposite, however, in that, once cuneiform was translated, it was understood that a number of biblical narratives were Mesopotamian in origin.*** *Famous stories such as the Fall of Man and the Great Flood were originally conceived and written down in Sumer,* translated and modified later in Babylon, and reworked by the Assyrians ***before they were used by the Hebrew scribes for the versions which appear in the Bible.*** ***In revising the Mesopotamian creation story for their own ends, the Hebrew scribes tightened the narrative and the focus but retained the concept of the all-powerful deity who brings order from chaos.*** Marduk, in the Enuma Elish, establishes the recognizable order of the world - *just as God does in the Genesis tale* - and human beings are expected to recognize this great gift and honor the deity through service. *"Enuma Elish - The Babylonian Epic of Creation - Full Text - World History Encyclopedia"* *"Sumerian Is the World's Oldest Written Language | ProLingo"* *"Sumerian Civilization: Inventing the Future - World History Encyclopedia"* ("The Sumerians were the people of southern Mesopotamia whose civilization flourished between c. 4100-1750 BCE." "Ancient Israelites and their origins date back to 1800-1200 BCE.") *"The Myth of Adapa - World History Encyclopedia"* Also discussed by Professor Christine Hayes at Yale University in her 1st lecture of the series on the Hebrew Bible from 8:50 to 14:30 minutes, lecture 3 from 28:30 to 41:35 minutes, lecture 4 from 0:00 up to 21:30 minutes and 24:00 up to 35:30 minutes and lecture 7 from 24:20 to 25:10 minutes. From a Biblical scholar: "Many stories in the ancient world have their origins in other stories and were borrowed and modified from other or earlier peoples. *For instance, many of the stories now preserved in the Bible are* ***modified*** *versions of stories that existed in the cultures and traditions of Israel’s* ***older*** *contemporaries.* Stories about the creation of the universe, a cataclysmic universal flood, digging wells as land markers, the naming of important cultic sites, gods giving laws to their people, and even stories about gods decreeing the possession of land to their people were all part of the cultural and literary matrix of the ancient Near East. *Biblical scribes freely* ***adopted and modified*** *these stories as a means to express their own identity, origins, and customs."* *"Stories from the Bible"* by Dr Steven DiMattei, from his website *"Biblical Contradictions"* ------------------------------------------------------------------ In addition, look up the below articles. *"Yahweh was just an ancient Canaanite god. We have been deceived! - Escaping Christian Fundamentalism"* *"Debunking the Devil - Michael A. Sherlock (Author)"* *"The Greatest Trick Religion Ever Pulled: Convincing Us That Satan Exists | Atheomedy"* *"Zoroastrianism And Persian Mythology: The Foundation Of Belief"* (Scroll to the last section: Zoroastrianism is the Foundation of Western Belief) *"10 Ways The Bible Was Influenced By Other Religions - Listverse"* *"January | 2014 | Atheomedy"* - Where the Hell Did the Idea of Hell Come From? *"Retired bishop explains the reason why the Church invented "Hell" - Ideapod"* Watch *"The Origins of Salvation, Judgement and Hell"* by Derreck Bennett at Atheologica (Sensitive theists should only watch from 7:00 to 17:30 minutes as evangelical Christians are lambasted. He's a former theist and has been studying the scholarship and comparative religions for over 15 years) *"Top Ten Reasons Noah’s Flood is Mythology - The Sensuous Curmudgeon"* *"Forget about Noah's Ark; There Was No Worldwide Flood | Bible Interp"* *"The Search for Noah’s Flood - Biblical Archaeology Society"* *"Eridu Genesis - World History Encyclopedia"* *"The Atrahasis Epic: The Great Flood & the Meaning of Suffering - World History Encyclopedia"* Watch *"How Aron Ra Debunks Noah's Flood"* (8 part series debunking Noah's flood using multiple branches of science) *"The Adam and Eve myth - News24"* *"Before Adam and Eve - Psychology Today"* *"Gilgamesh vs. Noah - Wordpress"* *"Old Testament Tales Were Stolen From Other Cultures - Griffin"* *"Parallelism between “The Hymn to Aten” and Psalm 104 - Project Augustine"* *"Studying the Bible"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei (This particular article from a critical Biblical scholar highlights how the authors of the Hebrew Bible used their *fictional* god as a mouthpiece for their own views and ideologies) *"How do we know that the biblical writers were* ***not*** *writing history?"* -- by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Contradictions in the Bible | Identified verse by verse and explained using the most up-to-date scholarly information about the Bible, its texts, and the men who wrote them"* -- by Dr. Steven DiMattei

[@miscamisca6775]

To bad for people living at the equator, they really do not have seasons, no god for them

[@sheridanclaude2133]

Hi! You might want to come back and edit/change your typo "god" to "good". 😊

[@miscamisca6775]

@@sheridanclaude2133 No, it is not a typo

[@atomicblueberry7945]

Unrelated to this video but something I've been questioning about the scripture and looking for answers to strengthen my belief. The existence of gobelki tepe which is a man made site alleged to be over 9,000, not just from radio dating but also archeology finds like tools and the lack of pottery found at the site meaning it must have been made before the advent of pottery. Yet this site is not mentioned in the bible. It makes my question my belief in the literal age stated in scripture. I really need answers I still believe but I need answers to this question. Thank you to all.

[@blakemartyn7319]

Just gonna leave these laughing faces here 😂😂😂😂😂

[@--..-...-..-.--....]

Fall, the season, refers to when the fallen angels show themselves from their hibernation. It is, in my opinion, the scariest time of the year

[@christchurchottawa]

Isaiah 8:13

[@iancampbell2295]

It's interesting he's walking through a forrest which fisrt appeared on this earth 385 million years ago! It's also interesting that grass was still to evolve due to the climate of the earth , about 55 million years ago . But hang on , wasn't the earth created 6000 years ago by god ? That doesn't make sense. One must be true , right ! So it's either sand tribes that still thought the earth was flat , or modern science 🤔 That's a hard one !

[@Cdr1ck]

Stil tryna be a Christian it’s hard

[@Cdr1ck]

@@Moist._Robot how would you know?

[@Cdr1ck]

@@Moist._Robot show me eveidnce on how we got here n how’s there’s not a god

[@Cdr1ck]

@@Moist._Robot u said Christianity is false so what do u mean by tht

[@Cdr1ck]

@@Moist._Robot then why bother responding

[@Ohenry_07]

Have faith. Believe and trust in God and the Lord. Keep going on in faith.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

The changes Peter is showing us is called evolution which Peter denies is happening. Duh.

[@nikorn24]

I mean, none of that is proof for the existence of god. Still cool though 👍

[@lilysudak4347]

Not exactly jaw dropping lol

[@philhart4849]

Genesis is a fiction. There are no answers in Genesis.

[@PafMedic]

❤❤❤Winter Is More My Journey,And Engulf The Stars, In My Fortunate Enough,Dark Skies,With Telescopes And Camera’s Capturing His Handiwork,Just From A NWPA Amish Country Backyard❤🙏🏻🪽God Bless You🪽🙏🏻❤️

[@markmerry1471]

And you are coming out with your normal God crap as normal

[@incrediblystupid8483]

Hes chopping wood with his hands. They all do it. And walking no where. They all do that. So phony. Why do they have to copy this dumb stuff

[@toriwright8306]

So you can criticize it