Where God Came Down

[@denisebenedict6102]

This is one of the best representations of the “good news” of the Gospel I’ve ever heard. I wish it had more Likes!!

[@mazatlanangel]

I can’t get enough of his series. He brings the Bible to life! So grateful to have found him!

[@unbelieveable882]

what a awesome presentation, God's promise is forever. Jesus sacrifice for our sins to give us ever lasting life. Thank you for making this, I just got Joel's book today , Praise Jesus.

[@sirkaya1]

How blessed this church is to have Joel Kramer as a guest speaker. I watch everything I can from Joel; His archeological evidence brings the Bible to life like no other. Thanks for uploading this!!!

[@ljjdcm]

Thank you, Joel Kramer and thanks to God the father and my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Yes, and amen to all his promises.

[@davedanny9053]

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[@sudhajadhav1819]

Excellent! Congratulations 💐👏👏 God bless you

[@TearDownThisWall]

This man is incredible, a true servant of God.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I love Joels teaching.

[@solideogloria5553]

God is good to us! Hallelujah, thank you Father!

[@solideogloria5553]

thank you joel. How Faithful is our God! the bible makes everything in life exciting. what a king we serve!

[@daveg686]

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[@thelmaavila3685]

This was a blessing to me. Thank you for sharing.

[@sm8johnthreesixteen]

Excellent! I appreciated the summation that pointed to Christ and his suffering on our behalf and the promises of God that never fail.

[@ellencooney5563]

I liked the Isaiah 16:5 quote and Pastor willing to share pulpit. 🕊🌱

[@paul8914]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful presentation

[@johnfroelich8554]

Accidently came across this amazing video

[@donnastorey3830]

I just got his book. It's very interesting.

[@sandradankowski6120]

I just got his book as well. I agree. Very interesting.

[@Tellgryn]

I bought the book, it should be here in a few days. I wish we had more books adding depth to the archeology of the Bible like this one. The path of the Exodus is a good example of one needed to go into more detail, this so all know Mt. Sinai is in the land of Media and not in the Sinai Peninsula.

[@darlenelane9010]

My book just arrived and it's fabulous!

[@Kaz.Klay.]

Midian but you got it,, blessings to you

[@tonn333]

Check out Joel's KZbin channel for more awesome content!

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

Ah my American evangelical friends always a band on their stage

[@kevinolson1102]

@39:40 and following: It is interesting to me that when Luke reports the genealogy of Jesus (in Chapter 3), he reckons His descent from David through Nathan (a younger brother of Solomon - perhaps named after the prophet who confronted David after his sin with Bathsheba and murdering her husband, Uriah? I wonder...), rather than through the the royal line of descent recorded for us in Kings, beginning with Solomon.

[@marktester5799]

It seems that Jehoiakim may not be in the lineage to Jesus given Jeremiah 38:30. This curse may have ended the kingship line through Solomon, at least biologically (Joseph’s lineage). Maybe still a legal claim?

[@kevinolson1102]

@@marktester5799There are only 28 verses in the 38th chapter of Jeremiah. There is no curse pronounced by Jeremiah, either on Zedekiah or the people, in Jeremiah 38 - just a list of consequences for the two courses of action (namely, surrender to the Babylonians, or resist them, remembering that Zedekiah is the puppet governor appointed by Babylon, against whom he is now in rebellion, and Jehoiachin is already in captivity in Babylon, deposed and receiving the ration). I didn't look elsewhere in Jeremiah to see which curse you might have meant. Perhaps you can clarify what you intended? What I thought of was the following: I Kings chapter 11, verses 11-13 So the LORD said to Solomon, “Since this is your attitude and you have not kept my covenant and my decrees, which I commanded you, I will most certainly tear the kingdom away from you and give it to one of your subordinates. Nevertheless, for the sake of David your father, I will not do it during your lifetime. I will tear it out of the hand of your son. Yet I will not tear the whole kingdom from him, but will give him one tribe for the sake of David my servant and for the sake of Jerusalem, which I have chosen.” The above quote is from the NIV, in which a "tribe" will be given to Solomon's "son". A logical presumption is that the "son" in question is his immediate successor, Rehoboam, and the "subordinate" is Jeroboam. However, "son" could be any male lineal descendant. Does the "subordinate" have to be Jeroboam, or could it be(in some metaphorical sense) Solomon's younger brother (and _his_ descendants)? Interestingly, the Hebrew word translated here as "tribe" (transliterated as "shay'-bet") is translated as "scepter" in, among other places, Genesis ch 49 verse 10: "The scepter will not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until he to whom it belongs shall come and the obedience of the nations shall be his.". This deathbed blessing of Jacob/Israel to his son Judah is clearly Messianic, to my mind. Thus, it seems possible to me that the line of kingship might be rightfully reckoned through Nathan, rather than Rehoboam and Solomon, as is the case in Luke's geneaology. Whether Matthew's geneaology is proper to Joseph, and Luke's to Mary, remains unresolved in my mind; I certainly wouldn't be dogmatic, though it does seem plausible to me that might in fact be the case. What all of this means, I can't say. I just observe and ponder. Perhaps some day I will know what to make of it.

[@robwagnon6578]

I would work for this guy and fetch his slippers. No, I am not a golden retriever. I just wish I could go back and become a biblical Archaeologist. I am offended at so many 'Christian' Archaeologists who only have faith in the bible on Sundays!!

[@davedanny9053]

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[@nsp74]

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[@walterlahaye2128]

REASONS WHY THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IS THE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH 1. You can read about it in the New Testament. (MATTHEW 16:18; ROMANS 16:16; ACTS 4:12) 2. It has no creed but the Bible, binds no name on members but Christ’s. (ACTS 11:26; l PETER 4:16) 3. Its acts of worship are patterned after New Testament examples. (JOHN 4:24; ACTS 20:7; I CORINTHIANS 16:1-2; EPHESIANS 5:19; COLOSSIANS 3:16) 4. It teaches that UNITY can be achieved on all doctrinal disputed questions. (JOHN 17:21; I CORINTHIANS 1:10; EPHESIANS 4:4-6) 5. Its future: Eternal Glory with Christ. (MATTHEW 7:14; I THESSALONIANS 4:17) YOU CAN’T BE SAVED ANY OTHER WAY

[@loricharpentier1654]

What about the 10 commandments...Thou shall not kill?

[@michaelhaigh9182]

Yes he is very very good but joe needs to check his bible to outher bibles as he thinks Jesus is God because his book reads God came down well joe needs to check outher bibles saying the word was a god not God then he will no that Jehovah never came down it was his son that his son came down ? Hope he reads my text

[@timpatrick2109]

Learning to properly spell and form readable sentences might help you out a bit.

[@Tyler-h9q]

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

[@Critic-qn3hg]

​@@Tyler-h9qGod doesn't have a beginning

[@ramymassoud7740]

Almighty God is God the Father God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. The Holy Trinity...God the Son is the Word the eternal Logos and Came down as God incarnate and took flesh from Holy Virgin Mary..The incarnate God is Lord Jesus Christ the God Man..so God came down as incarnate God via his Eternal son the Word and is Lord Jesus Christ..he died for you and loves u 🥰

[@Critic-qn3hg]

@@ramymassoud7740 okay that sounds good, ☺️ now what died,? Jesus,,, Spirit soul or body his flesh (for us) 🙏 your critic ❓🤔🧐