What Was Normal Life Like During Biblical Times | Living In The Time Of Jesus | Odyssey

When we think of Ancient Israel, perhaps the first thing that comes up is the stories from religious texts. However, what was it actually like to live there? How did ordinary people survive during the time of Jesus?
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[@eddiesroom1868]

Happy New Year!

[@mikegyver3193]

The Sabbath was given in Genesis 2. Before the Jewish beliefs.

[@vinny.deadmou5d46]

4 minutes into the video and there's been 4 commercials already? No sub.

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@@eddiesroom1868 å

[@milkyedmonds4150]

The shabbat was changed to a sunday by the early Christians with the help of emperor "constantine" from what I understand.

[@mariecolette9066]

What makes me feel happy about watching this program besides learning so much; no one has denied Jesus. No one argued that He never existed. No one said there is no proof He was born, lived and died in these lands where he walked, worked, taught, loved and died for Us❤

[@schmetterling4477]

Plenty of people think the Jesus the man story is bollocks. I don't. The resurrection story, now that's some serious bullshit. ;-)

[@joshuacarpenter5997]

@@schmetterling4477 Knew there'd be that one atheist on this video

[@schmetterling4477]

@@joshuacarpenter5997 Everybody is an atheist. I am sure you don't believe in Zeus, Odin and Shiva, either. ;-)

[@joshuacarpenter5997]

@@schmetterling4477 That’s not what makes someone an atheist so what a fail comment that is lmao

[@schmetterling4477]

@@joshuacarpenter5997 Yes, Dude, not believing in other people's bullshit is exactly what makes a person an atheist. Your problem is simply that you are making an exception for your own bullshit. ;-)

[@YochevedDesigns]

I'm Jewish, and I live in the Israel town of Beit Shemesh. I absolutely love living here on my ancestral land, surrounded by my people's history. You can feel the holiness in every tree and rock. Chanukah Sameach everybody!

[@timparker4160]

Land that you stole from the Palestinians.

[@liannebenn2097]

Chanuka Sameach.

[@liannebenn2097]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion but it is sad when they have opinions before learning about the subject in depth. Life is complicated and humans have always been divided, which is exactly why there will always be wars. People are used and follow leaders who divide and harm rather than working together. Jews also deserve a safe space after being expelled from countries and suffering from antisemitsm throughout history and have one tiny country. The ordinary man on the street just wants a peaceful, safe life whether Palestinian or Jew and pays the price that they are easily played especially if poorly educated. One terrorist can also cause enough damage to harm all the people in his village which is very sad. Jews have always been in Israel so why are we stealing it? You are probably from somewhere where you have always felt safe. We are aware every bus ride that we are taking a risk.

[@timparker4160]

@@liannebenn2097 I know enough to know you are the criminals here.

[@liannebenn2097]

@@timparker4160 okey dokey.

[@davidluciemable3778]

Oh my goodness! So surprised to see my old professor Dr. Strange - he passed away in 2018 - I was part of the last class of students he ever taught. What an amazing man!

[@doomsdaybooty1072]

Dr Strange? For real?

[@cecileroy557]

Sad to know he died..

[@davidluciemable3778]

@@doomsdaybooty1072 Yes indeed! He taught Jesus’ Life and Teachings at USF in Tampa

[@maryfraraccio2572]

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[@juliecamechis7472]

😮

[@tracesee681]

I love Israel.. I lived there a few years ago. It was surreal visiting the places of the Bible…. Walking the streets of Old Town Jerusalem…. I would highly recommend visiting Israel… very safe. You can visit the Red Sea which is breathtaking, The Dead Sea, Masada, Jerusalem, The Mediterranean Sea, the Sea of Galilee, and the River Jordan… all within about 5 hours… there is also Tel Megiddo, (Fields of Armageddon)…. And Jordan and Petra is easily visited from Eilat…. Lest we not forget Caesarea, Haifa and Tabgha… where he fed the masses…

[@kathrynjordan8782]

What was it like living in Israel? My uncle lived there for a few years as well when I was a child. It sounds like visiting those places would be interesting. Did you get a chance to visit Nazareth as well?

[@jimmyparks6095]

@trace see, Tel doesn't mean fields, it's Arabic for hill or elevation. So that is to say hills of Armageddon

[@jimmyparks6095]

Megiddo, the remains of which form a tell (archaeological mound), situated in northern Israel near Kibbutz ...

[@2_572]

If you don't mind me asking why did you leave?

[@williamshepley3923]

I remember prostitutes everywhere and pumping babies out behind dumpsters and going right back to work.its also the gay capitol of the world now. They have great sciences going on but it's far from the holy land every thinks it is.

[@sunkissed1974]

I use frankincense oil to help with pain and inflammation from arthritis and I wear the oil mixed with myrrh. It is amazing.

[@Msfeathers7]

How do you make it? I have access to both.

[@barbianmetcalf3855]

Where do you get it?

[@Msfeathers7]

@@barbianmetcalf3855 I have a store near me (Fla) that sells all kinds of herbs and it sells frankincense and myrrh. It sells 1/2 lamb racks, exotic veggies and fruits and cow blood for blood sausage if that's your thing. It's always an adventure to go there!

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[@williamjessewalteriv3326]

Yea, I like it too.

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

My first BA was in Religious Studies and Elementary Education, which I loved and found useful in many ways. I think I’m just an oddball, who loves watching documentaries like this more than a movie - a “nothing burger.” I wonder with which university this professor is affiliated. What an interesting life he has, such an amazing life’s work too - and - something that can count for eternity, which is the most important part. When I get to heaven: one of the things that I would really love would be for Jesus to show me all over the Holy Land. I’ve often wondered what it was like when He called the disciples and how they went about Christ’s ministry and daily life.

[@etemytradel4509]

Good luck I think your going to get shown around hell by lucifer

[@Sonya-iw5rn]

Reading this just now I believe that we share some common interests that may lead us into some interesting and though provoking conversations. I am a Christian woman (just so you're not Freaked out. If you would like to talk sometime message me.

[@davidfrisken1617]

It is quite amazing that he is a such a poor historical scholar. Perhaps the USA has very low standards for higher education?

[@masterson0713]

@@Sonya-iw5rn I'm up for chats. My maternal grandmother's name was Sonja

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

@@Sonya-iw5rn Yes, Sonya: I’d love to chat with you. How?

[@venaz12009]

God bless those babies who are feeling abandoned, who are being hurt right now, these little onee need you today. Comfort them under your wings. My heart breaks knowing theyre experiencing hell on earth, not understanding why. I dont understand how, or why! Put your Armor on all of them. Give them hope they will be rescued by your angels. Rise up your people, awaken them. This must be STOPPED

[@27steve]

We are still in Biblical times

[@zinnia3684]

Just about at Jude I would say, so look up Christians your redemption draws nigh.

[@robinlillian9471]

Death rates were very high in early childhood and during pregnancy/childbirth. If you survived that, you had a good chance to make it to old age. People didn't just suddenly drop dead at age 30. That is an average, and that average is low because of all the deaths at a young age.

[@interdimensionaltourist2016]

Hmm I’ve actually never thought of this that way. Thank you I feel slightly more enlightened now.

[@seasidesue816]

That makes sense. Figures don’t lie. 30 years old is a mathematical average. But, people who leave out all of the relevant facts are, basically, liars.

[@christigoth]

women close to the land were healthy then, it wasn't til they started eating white bread that child birth became a common problem. white bread deprives the bones from proper formation ( hips). city women, rich women, and then victorians and after, ate less healthy food. But children died a lot in europe, where the weather is cold for months.

[@EvelynElaineSmith]

The same principle held true everywhere most particularly in rural areas until the 20th century. Families had a lot of children to ensure that enough of them would survive to adulthood. Once people moved to town & started having to live in small apartments, the number of children decreased substantially. Of course, living in a big city cost more, so women had to go to work outside the home, so that decreased the rate of childbirth even more since women delayed childbirth longer & had fewer children.

[@sarahkennedy1481]

As a Christian, I could not stop watching. Is incredibly interesting. Jesus was the Son of God so easily the creator can heal. Blessings

[@jpwpropertycare.drivewaysa285]

Amen

[@sarahkennedy1481]

For a Jew no but for a Christian Jesus came as a Jew and was the Messiah and is coming again soon

[@bhiggins66]

@@sarahkennedy1481 Good One! 😆

[@ispysaidmylittleeye3489]

Merry Christmas to you and your family! 🙏🌲

[@bloodwashedsaint]

@James Davis ohhh but he has lest the rock of Gods wrath falls upon thee ye must be born again

[@Invectus1]

This is an outstanding documentary I've ever seen in my life. I love the way he presented and interviewed people with expertise and experience.

[@benm38]

Lol

[@wildone8397]

​@@benm38 🤨 Lol?

[@scottcarlini954]

@@wildone8397, keep moving.

[@kengsenchong4010]

Ancient Greek noun tektōn (τέκτων) is a common term for an artisan/craftsman, in particular a carpenter, woodworker, or builder. The term is frequently contrasted with an ironworker, or smith (χαλκεύς), and lithoktistis stone-worker or mason (λιθολόγος, λαξευτής). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tekt%C5%8Dn

[@steaminmeats]

eh man its one of the documentaries of all time thatss for sure@@wildone8397

[@alanabakke4310]

Okay, this might be weird, but I wonder things like how did they brush their teeth? What did they use for soap and shampoo? What did they do when they needed dental work? How did they make their clothes? Did they wear a different outfit every day?how many changes of clothes did they own? How did they cook? What were the female daily duties verses the male? Did they work all day long or did they have more free time than us? What did the normal folk eat daily? Seems bread was a hot item back then. Was it hard for them to get food at times? Because some of the people were following Jesus around just to get fed again. I’m not even kidding when I say I’ve wondered things like this and more many times. Idk why. Sometimes it’s because of something I read in the Bible other times I just have curious moments, I guess. Loved hearing the stories of what it was like living back then. These are some of the things I wonder about. Thanks for sharing them. 😊

[@UnblockedOne2]

when I was in Kenya, they brushed their teeth with these little sticks. Totally serious

[@maciejgrobelny3326]

"Give us this day our daily bread" is not about it at all. At least not from the perspective of Christ's teachings. This phrase refers to our spiritual life, and hence the meaning of it is that we ought to read and study the Word of God daily, not just merely eat food, even if the food (bread) was the main meal for the people at the time. Jesus uses the example of bread because it was the main meal, and most crucial for people. This way Jesus points us to studying the Word on a daily basis as the Main and most important factor to know our Lord God and His expectations, directions, etc, from us. At least this is how I see it. It is however a very interesting presentation and thank you for making it happen, and putting it here on KZbin for us all to view it.

[@anairenemartinez165]

During the last supper they ate bread, as it was customary, then Jesus said as you eat this bread think it is me ( body) and drink wine ( blood) the first Eucharist. Once a guy said Catholics are cannibals, I don't know but he most likely has no idea only a priest can change bread into body of Christ and it's a high concept to wrap your head around, or a simple one due to Faith. So, yes it is bread, wheat and water baked in an oven but once it is consecrated by a priest it's the body of Christ.

[@teejayangel6638]

That's your opinion, but Jesus literally meant that, sustainance/provision. The Bible has many commands of studying the word of God and it interprets itself, don't help God. Provision is very very important.

[@jeanavo3865]

Actually, daily bread(holy spirit) bread means spirit With God all things are spiritual.

[@edwardmwangi3362]

Was the written word available to everyone then?

[@dorandacolbert5973]

Everyone who could and would read.

[@josephbrumfield1444]

It's as much Bible times now as it was at any other point of time in the past. Some would say even moreso. Even so, LORD JESUS, come quickly, bring peace to Israel, Amen and Amen

[@juanguzmanhernandez7288]

Thanks for sharing these material , I do appreciate it, that was a lot of work to do and you made it!

[@MP-cf8lw]

This was more of an eyeopener than I thought it would be. Nice there was some humor mixed in too. All of it is so educational. Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@Loloblade47]

❤yup

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

@@Loloblade47 don't die as a disbeliver

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Fear allah

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold get up

[@jackieboyd7506]

This was such an amazing series. Loved every minute of it. Thank you so much x

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Fear allah unseen

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Don't go to Euphrates river when gold get up

[@gaylelee1999]

Fabulous presentation. This makes everything so much more real in a concrete way. Thank you for sharing these pearls of information and inspiration

[@sleepytigress4535]

Not real.. the Jews were a minority tribe roaming around murdering other tribes. NOT A LOT HAS CHANGED.

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

What a excellent documentary never seen it done so brilliantly as this thank-you to all who was involved one to keep

[@mariahendrickson1443]

Just don't lose sight of Jesus and His healing power, who by His mercy, He shared with us. Some of the healers are legit, some others use other, not recommendable power sources. We must learn to discern the spirits. Praise the Lord!

[@susanfromthemountains1754]

Wow, that's really cool too, that this man had the chance to do all the this, and that he shared it with us is wonderful.

[@e3cm]

dr strange

[@angieromero3533]

Lo Lo

[@monica1811]

Indeed it is. ❤

[@christigoth]

lol it's his job. he's paid by this network , it's a commercial enterprise.

[@petriruotsalainen6861]

Greatly done documentary, thanks and Good Christmas to all sun beneath the ball.

[@mariahendrickson1443]

Thks for the info! Very nice documentary! Blessings

[@lourdesgriengo5278]

I am do grateful for these stories.Thank you so much.Looking forward to more of these.❤💖💝

[@lourdesgriengo5278]

So grateful.😇

[@jacktrotter7702]

Ecclesiastes 10:19 (NKJV) A feast is made for laughter, and wine makes merry; but money answers everything. Except the most important thing, your salvation. Ps.49:7-8 …7No man can possibly redeem his brother or pay his ransom to God. 8For the redemption of his soul is costly, and never can payment suffice, 9that he should live on forever and not see decay.…

[@susanlittle-zq3fr]

So revealing, so hypnotic. Will be listening again (and again). Thankyou.

[@kimlarso]

Excellent, Thank You 🦋

[@barbellenoregon]

Excellent and thorough production; I enjoyed this very much! This is gonna be saved to watch again and share!!! TY so much for all that you did, the expenditure of time and finances, and the monumental task of finding all the right and knowledgeable people to explain and demonstrate each segment of Jewish History 2,000 yrs. ago.

[@sandrarichburg5433]

N0 km.. mlm mi ., milk mo m.o mlm,, nook nikki nikki no no n m , m.o m.j m.j M M,

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Business Trips Bad Tempered

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

@@NazriB fear allah

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Allah is one god God is allah allah has 99 names allah is almighty

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Tattoo not allowed

[@patmclean416]

This is a wonderful documentary. Learned so much. Thank you. .

[@jonathanblack1416]

A more accurate description of what the farmers were to let the people glean from their crops was that they let the corners of their fields be gleaned so just imagine a square of land made a circle ⭕️ out of the square that the farmer got the inner circle and the rest was for the people to glean and eat from it. That’s how it’s described in the scriptures.

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

Interesting.

[@weethree2070]

I've always understood "gleaning" in its historical sense, meaning: being allowed to collect the few missed & spilled grains off the ground after the "real" crop has been harvested. This was a charity, allowed as a favour to the women and children of the poorest people. They would spend g'knows how many hours picking single grains off the ground, and had to show very grateful for it.

[@jonathanblack1416]

@@weethree2070 That’s sounds very likely also but what I said was directly described in the scriptures what they were commanded to allow to be gleaned. I think that way is better choice and find of food not trampled upon.

[@YochevedDesigns]

I live in Israel, and even supermarkets set out boxes of fruits and veggies that have a few bumps and bruises, and let people take what they want. Any usable household item or clothing is set apart from garbage cans, and if you need it, it's there for the taking. I have saved literally thousands of dollars since I moved here, which is a lifesaver considering that I am disabled and on a limited income.

[@jonathanblack1416]

@@YochevedDesigns That’s beautiful. Glad your blessed to have that. There was a little old town near my old home in NJ that had many food boxes full of foods to share with people all over town. It helped me a little bit but the problem only for me is I eat organic and raw and not packaged foods because I know it’s all poisonous processed and dead food and can’t help me heal. But for those that are not on a path as mine, it’s helpful for them and for that I love and appreciate it.

[@shirleymorrison9047]

I really enjoyed this , thankyou!

[@karenaldridge8851]

Thank you for making this excellent documentary available on KZbin.

[@kathrynjordan8782]

This is where I wish I had majored in Religious Studies rather than Criminal Justice. This is such and interesting documentary. I feel as though I am learning more about history than I did in my history classes in high school or college.

[@gordondean2165]

Religious Studies / Criminal Justice - potato / potatoe

[@MYLOVEOFIRELAND2303]

@@gordondean2165 Religious studies & Criminal studies, are two very 'separate & different" fields of study! Both subjects/topics are very interesting, eye opening & enlightening, in their own right, but they are by no means the same & should never be placed in the same box.

[@maryfraraccio2572]

The interesting part is its like your right there in the Holy lands with them. One gets a first hand tour right along with the professor and his crew. Like going through the land and being there. Or the next best thing to it. Kept me in there and very interesting too which is not as easy ss it sounds. i never did get bored. Bravo, well done and thank you for sharing your journey with us I for one enjoyed going along and taking in the tour. God blessings to you all for the great things you do.

[@YochevedDesigns]

I live here, and every day is a step in the past, looking towards the future. If I had a billion dollars, I wouldn't live anywhere else!

[@ericaelaine]

I've noticed that same thing anytime I watch videos of the Holy Land. It's so immersive. I can feel the desert sun. I would live there in a heartbeat.

[@jcee6886]

Excellent documentary.

[@jeanamorgan4769]

I just love this it was perfect. Thank you so much

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

Wonderful video...thank you!

[@dianathomas2674]

Amazing. Thank you so much. There was a question why Jesus sent the lepers to the priests. The lepers were sent to the priests in order for them to confirm that the leprosy was gone. It's in their job description. Check out Leviticus. Edit: I'm surprised that it's not mentioned that all use of magic is strictly forbidden according to the Torah /the Bible.

[@christigoth]

yeah that molten lead thing actually threw drops of hot metal on him. Dangerous!

[@user-lz6dm5lk9y]

This is a truly wonderful revelation of what it was like to live during this time. One of the best documentaries I have seen. Enjoyed this so much. Thank you!

[@MYLOVEOFIRELAND2303]

This documentary has been very well prepared & superbly executed/documented. I've always admired & loved documentaries, that showcase the long gone past, specifically when showcasing so well, the dress within this time period. It's been really interesting & so wonderful to hear what all the experts shared regarding life back in the day. Thank you for sharing.

[@alp5725]

Your analysis is delusional and totally false because the most important element of living which is people have been grossly misrepresented..

[@dillan6134]

Nice comment, bot. Almost fooled us!

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@@dillan6134 fear allah

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@@alp5725 tattoo not allowed

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

Fear allah

[@joycewedel9084]

Love this! Ty! Loved hearing about the herbs & foods,/fruits used in biblical times for healing.

[@lindaduncan5541]

Excellent documentary….loved watching!

[@cccherri]

What an incredible documentary, very eye opening

[@trickydee]

8:05 Jesus his father, his brothers were chipping those stones... incredible! What a family

[@xSephironx]

Lmfao jesus didn't have an earthly father or brothers

[@Comrade-Canuck]

​@@xSephironx have you even read the Bible?

[@xSephironx]

@Comrade-Canuck Yes. His actual father wasn't human and "brother of christ" was a title given to James of alphaeus not a declaration of actual brotherhood. What are you talking about?

[@Comrade-Canuck]

@@xSephironx whether or not you believe Jesus was god, he was still born to a human family. Do you think there is a possibility that this kid, told he was the son of God from birth, was shaped by said external factors and believed he was indeed the son of God/Earthly god, and was given an audience due to his status as the son of God? Also, if there is a god, and Jesus was indeed his human form, then modern day Christians are by no means following his word.

[@mariateresaancona8027]

Absolutely EXCELLENT video study....thank you so much !!! Regards from Rome ❤

[@stephaniethompson7995]

Thank you for sharing this!!

[@bellebelle7868]

We talk about this like it was the past but populations around the world are still doing these things and thousands of years on!

[@98nfp]

Right, nothing new under the sun

[@wildone8397]

Well........ It was the past. The difference is no populations then had technology that we have now.. One e.g, Even the Romans sanitation was nothing compared to today. I've seen many documentaries of people in third world countries, even they have smart phones, maybe outdated by 5-10 yrs, but still... Honestly, I got what you meant, just had to make those points lol 🙂

[@AirborneAirAssault6565]

Thank you! Should be seen in all schools and Universities!

[@uncapabrew4807]

This is awesome - glued Going to watch again So Taxes went way back wow Learned a lot - need all the bible put into docs like this - Thank you

[@piratesapper]

Unknown, just in case nobody’s told you, Jesus is God, not an unlicensed physician.

[@adamlangdon2245]

1:12:52...😂😂😬this was a really interesting video👏👏👏 I think a lot of people appreciate this kind of thing.thanks brah👏🤘🤘😂

[@cannabisgal9301]

So Far I Am Really Enjoying This Well Done Exciting video. Think I'll Continue until I Drift Off Then Come Back Another Evening. 🌙 🌚 🙏 ✨️💛💫

[@racerx1189]

First time hearing about a second burial. Thanks for the information. Very interesting. ✌🏽

[@richardrazo400]

This is awesome great knowledge

[@graceyoung3771]

I have had the good fortune to meet a handful of wonderful people like the 106 year old man. It is true if you keep your heart happy and pure in the Lord you will live a healthy life.

[@goodonej452]

Best documentary video ever

[@lxlx3458]

Thank you for sharing with us!

[@marshaweisberg7396]

This was well done. Thank you from the states.

[@goforthamericachannel]

Yep... you gained a new subscriber with this documentary. Excellent job, well done. Reading God's Word through the viewpoint of an Israeli living back then will have you understanding more, because you're able to SEE more and know WHY it was done a certain way, especially in the customs such as inheritance and marital dowry, weddings and festivals, but most importantly, the Temple and political/societal issues. The better we can explain the Bible to newcomers so they understand it more easily, the better. I think many people get scared and run away

[@rabbitramen]

I'm sure that Jesus and Joseph still professed in carpentry and not just masonry even though the Greek term meant artisan or construction worker. Though homes and other buildings were made of stone and Jesus and Joseph may have worked in masonry, but carpentry was still essential in roof beams, shingles, doors, window shutters, shelving and furnishings and maybe even flooring in well to do homes.

[@Screechingradical]

And you’d be incorrect. I know, I was there after all.

[@weethree2070]

I think the real meaning is not to do with which material it was, the point made was that he was an ordinary working man.

[@Melanie777.]

Happy Sabbath from New Zealand 🇳🇿 God bless you&your family. God bless you for making these videos 🙌🏻

[@PhiloMusix24]

Absolutely amazing style 👏👏👏

[@keiochar2129]

The best Documentary ever, I learned enough here to begin my fictional story about Jesus younger days as a carpenter

[@BamlakBiniyam]

dont post good ideas on here bro someone might steal it

[@sharonwhiteley6510]

Well done

[@jenfur24]

Wow Love this documentary. Thank you for sharing.

[@jesxkasilag9394]

Amazing. Very helpful as a future pastor

[@RLF1]

I studied culinary arts, cultural anthropology, cultural diversity, magic, witchcraft, and religion in college, and all were equally fascinating. I'm a vegan, we have never needed to kill any innocent animal to survive, there have always been, healthier, alternative food sources. And we had alternative ways to make clothes, shelter, and tools, and never needed to kill animals.

[@tailorforeman7082]

……… you’re joking right?

[@anandasmom]

@@tailorforeman7082 Ignore attention whores

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

We ve needed animal nutrition since the Flood changed the climate and plants weren’t sufficient Animal clothing has been since the Fall Animals, being part of nature, groan from sin just as we do- awaiting the Time of restoration which will have no more death at all

[@latagaw5976]

History and archiologal proof widen our understanding of the past. Making our way of thinking more broader and more flexible in understanding about the tradition and way of life of the people in the ancient time, giving us better understanding about the world we live in at the present.

[@MaryamsMehboob]

'The Bible was created during a time where stories were orally passed down over thousands of years. Stories constantly morphed and changed over time, and the Bible is a collection of these. This is why it has the nearly identical flood story from Gilgamesh, and why Jesus has the same characteristics as Dionysus, Osiris, Horus, Mithra, and Krishna. The contradictions and immorality in the stories are not evidence that God is flawed or evil, but rather that humans invented him, just like the thousands of other gods that we used to but no longer believe in.'' ...and to answer the questions of the many fears and mysteries of our universe, like 'thunder' and earthquakes, since there was no science yet. This is the old Testament. The ‘new’ Testes is also hearsay since these letters, ‘gospels’ and stories were written by the loyal faithful, the camp followers, not by objective historians at that particular time, or by any contemporary writers, and these tales were written many years after the supposed events of this mythical Jesus. Thus, there is no verifiable evidence of a Jesus in real documented history. Then, many of these stories, but not all, as many were not chosen, [ There are more than just four Gospels but only these four were agreed on ], were compiled for one self-absorbed converted Roman Emperor in his Nicean Council, for his expressed purpose of conquest and control of the people of Europe for his Holy Roman Empire. He recognised that this was the perfect religion/mythology for the future domination of the populaces. Half of the stories were ignored by the Nicean Bishops and none have been proven to be based on fact. This ‘Bable’ book is backed up by absolutely no facts and no evidence. It is not proof for any god(s) ....(or of any jesus...) It is a historical novel..... Only! The Bible is proof of a book ONLY (certainly not evidence of any gods...)

[@weethree2070]

what is "archaeological proof"? There are theories and suppositions and interpretations, which develop, are refined and / or are discarded as their likelihood is continually reassessed. Proof, in the sense of a final thing, doesn't come into it. That wouldn't be science.

[@basedboomer5912]

​@@MaryamsMehboobThere's so much wrong in your summation of the history of the Bible & the men who wrote it. There's far more documents available for provenance of the Bible than there is for ancient writers such as Homer et al. The men who wrote the gospels were a tax collector, an interpreter (Hebrew to Greek), a doctor and a teacher not exactly the groupies you describe. I recently heard a New Testament scholar say ancient documents related to the Bible, if stacked, would fill four Empire State buildings.

[@dannyneville1310]

​​@@MaryamsMehboobWhat drivel. Jesus's life bears no resemblance to the myth of Horus. This nonsense has been debunked by historians, and is only forwarded by the likes of angry atheists such as Bill Maher- hardly a reliable source.

[@SarahAlleyne1]

Excellent and informative video.

[@SuseV8]

Thank you ~ This was excellent ~ Respect and Many Blessings to One and ALL ~ Suse & Crew Vancouver Island BC CANADA ~*~

[@juliettecumberbatch5672]

THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US NOT EVERYONE READ THEY BIBLE.THANKS FOR THE WORK IN HELPING TO SEE..

[@frankpitchford6936]

This is great for educating people

[@Christina_320]

Very neat series, love all around how it was filmed.

[@danielacastro9122]

Well.. Imagine my surprise to see my old rofessor at 23:43, Lol wasnt expecting that. I jumped a bit! RIP Professor Strange.

[@CatHannahCat]

The old 106 years old man in this video in 1.39 hour in the video is too cute. May God bless him ❤️

[@cherimolina2121]

The money changers and others were using the temple "for profit", instead of spirituality of God.

[@micah4242]

The priests were allowing it as easiest way to get their animal sacrifices. Why bother evaluating such a primitive system?

[@Msfeathers7]

Correct: Matthew 21:12-13 Then Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those selling doves. 13And He declared to them, “It is written: ‘My house will be called a house of prayer.’ But you are making it ‘a den of robbers.’” Isn't it amazing that all those people in there ran and not ONE tried to stop Him.

[@shahnjaylaconnors1476]

@@micah4242 there is a difference between conducting the sale of animals/sacrifices inside and outside the temple. The temple or a church is a holy place, where such business shouldn't take place.

[@micah4242]

@@shahnjaylaconnors1476 Oh so you have to buy them outside and then slit their throats inside? Got it.

[@brittanybradford9239]

Not much has changed in over 2 thousand years

[@jamesfeeney3016]

Outstanding!!!!

[@edski8536]

I enjoyed Chris' humor & I learned so much about how they made a living, healings,etc....the info was put out there....the choice is what you agree or disagree with.

[@AustinStarr191]

How tragic he suffered so much with health problems. And died relatively young. He foresaw so much of the horror of today’s society.

[@ronaldothomasmorano3487]

Dear Odyssey, am grateful for the information I learned from your documentary but more entertained due to some sidelines in it 😁. More power to you. GOD bless....

[@Terri330]

I so enjoyed this ❤

[@DBEdwards]

FASCINATING! AN AMAZING STUDY. REMARKABLE! THIS WAS LIFE BACK WHEN

[@Jerry.anthony.c]

3:00 - Wool Making 4:10 - Carpentry 4:50 - Judaism teaching work-ethic 5:45 - Jesus the stone Mason 6:30 - Industralized stone making 7:40 - Mapped trade route 🇮🇹 - 🇪🇬 8:20 - Jesus born at an intersection 11:00 - Jesus vs Temple sellers 12:10 - Food Historian's Take 14:55 - Rivary Farmers vs Shepards 15:05 - Role of money changers 17:35 - Adams Curse - Sweating for bread

[@sandykelsey6734]

A very wonderful video. 🥰❤

[@guillermoramirez1945]

Great documentary! 🔥

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

I enjoy getting Shimon Gibson's take. I find him interesting to listen to and agree with most all he has to say.

[@tonigirouard1548]

Love these videos. Thank you for sharing. I’ve been to Israel, Egypt and Jordan and can’t get enough of these biblical lands!

[@kathrynjordan8782]

That is on my bucket list; to visit some of the biblical lands like Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.

[@weethree2070]

I've been there too, and can't get enough of them in spite of them being biblical.

[@YochevedDesigns]

​@@weethree2070 LOL! You'll love Tel Aviv. It's the New York City of the Middle East

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

@@YochevedDesigns suicide not allowed

[@VickyWood-ck9yd]

@@weethree2070 suiside not allowed

[@cuddahy1zzz]

Historically Jesus and the Priests got along fine. The Priests did not make money off the money changers, the Sanhedrin (bureaucrats) did. Those were the folks that Jesus was at odds with. FYI, Jesus’s uncle was a Temple Priest.

[@ritalawson7020]

He didn’t get along with them those priests handed him over to the Roman’s and said they had no king but ceaser

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

He had a problem or two with the Pharisees

[@realistforreal4912]

Thank you Father. You and your team are awesome

[@nathangannon5933]

Don't know how i have never seen this channel but i am subscribed now.

[@vonhalberstadt3590]

The Greek word in the earlier Bibles for "daily bread" in the Lord's Prayer actually translates to "supersubstantial bread," something quite different than simply bread. The Greek versions of the Bible predate the English translations and so more likely are closer to the original meanings. Supersubstantial more likely means the Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist. Jesus was showing us how to correctly pray day to day even before his passion, death, resurrection and ascension. Orémus Y'all.

[@weethree2070]

I hope you're not suggesting that ordinary, real people don't need ordinary, real bread and that this was of importance to the person we call Jesus.

[@deborahdean8867]

Thats stretching it but I'd like to see the definition of that word bread in that verse if you've got the greek concordance

[@user-wx6cb5ke1u]

I have the confirmation the little you eat the better you feels. I knew that but I need it to heard it from somebody else. God bless.

[@tommyboy1653]

This is a good one Matt,🎉🎄🎄🎄🍾🍷

[@roberthubal6278]

Don't forget. Jesus was called rabbi when he was older. So he had to fulfill the requirements for that title. So from his youth he studied.

[@ANGELICALLYTRUE]

3:04

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t 3:16

[@ANGELICALLYTRUE]

3:23 you have any questions please see

[@ANGELICALLYTRUE]

3:43

[@ANGELICALLYTRUE]

I never make a mistake

[@irinikilakos377]

Beautiful documentary! I was so excited when I saw so many places that I visited in 2000 God bless Israel 🇮🇱🙏❤️

[@hakimarkam-tn1yx]

you mean blast

[@gogetit1746]

we love you wedi negus may god protect you we need more ppl like you

[@cherylcallahan5402]

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[@jimnelson4155]

Great documentary. Notable point is Jesus was not necessarily anti-business in the temple. Forcing people to change to temple money and only use temple animals was a corrupt way for the top leaders to get money from people trying to worship God. That was infuriating for sure. He called them a den of robbers, and they were.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Very anti Temple business There is no position w/money in the instructions for Temple activities

[@morvieous]

I was abandoned but I never left myself lonely