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@@walkingbytheword gracias..

¡Con mucho gusto!

¡Hola, @angelicahelenapenaplaza4179! 😊 Muchas gracias por seguirnos y por ver nuestros episodios. Queremos que sepas que siempre que publicamos un nuevo video, lo hacemos tanto en inglés como en español. En la descripción del video siempre encontrarás el enlace a la versión en español. Aquí te comparto el link de este video en español: th-cam.com/video/FNt4jWpslBQ/w-d-xo.html. ¡Espero que lo disfrutes! 🎥💬

¡Hola, @angelicahelenapenaplaza4179! 😊 Muchas gracias por seguirnos y por ser parte de esta comunidad en Cristo. Nos llena de alegría saber que nuestros episodios pueden bendecir tu vida. Queremos que sepas que cada vez que publicamos un nuevo video, lo hacemos tanto en inglés como en español, para que la Palabra de Dios y nuestro mensaje puedan llegar a todos. En la descripción de los videos siempre incluimos el enlace a la versión en español. Aquí te comparto el link de este video en español: th-cam.com/video/FNt4jWpslBQ/w-d-xo.html. Que sea de gran edificación para ti. ¡Dios te bendiga abundantemente! 🙏✨

Gracias, bendiciones.

Dios bendiga tu vida por el esfuerzo de trasmitir la palabra en español.

Gracias bendiciones.

Thank you for your comment! While it’s important to reflect deeply and question to strengthen our understanding, as believers, we find our foundation not in the "powers and magics of the universe," but in the truth of the Bible. The Word of God provides us with answers and guidance rooted in His eternal truth, not in mystical or speculative ideas. A true believer seeks to align their life with Scripture, where we find clarity, purpose, and the assurance of what is real and true. Let us continue to explore and question, but always with the Bible as our compass and source of ultimate reality.

It’s true that Jesus likely reflected the appearance of an everyday Jewish man of His time, as He was born into a specific culture and context. The Bible doesn’t emphasize His physical characteristics because what truly matters is His mission, His message, and His sacrifice for humanity. Jesus came not to draw attention to His appearance, but to show us the way to God through His love and redemption. What makes Him special isn’t how He looked, but who He is: the Savior of the world.

@ why must Yahweh hide his face? We know what Zeus looks like. Even the African Orishas have an image. Only the Abrahamic God hides himself. Couldn’t be me. You gone see my face 😀

Thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand that many people question the validity and purpose of the Bible, especially given its long history and the ways it has been used throughout time. However, I’d like to offer a different viewpoint. The Bible is not just a collection of stories; it’s a unified narrative spanning thousands of years, written by over 40 authors across different cultures and historical periods. It presents a cohesive message about humanity’s relationship with God, the problem of sin, and the hope of redemption through Jesus Christ. Far from being a tool for conquerors, the Bible has often stood in opposition to systems of power that exploit and oppress. Consider its central figure, Jesus Christ, who taught love, humility, and service to others. He challenged religious and political authorities, offering a radical message of grace and hope for all people, regardless of their background or status. While it’s true that some have misused Scripture for personal or political gain, that doesn’t diminish its true purpose or the transformative impact it has had on billions of lives throughout history. I encourage you to explore the Bible not as a tool of oppression, but as a source of truth, hope, and profound meaning. If you’re open to a deeper conversation or have specific concerns, I’d be happy to discuss them with you.

¡Amén! Qué hermosa entrega. Su amor es eterno y siempre está contigo.

¡Qué hermoso hábito! Los Salmos son una fuente de paz y fortaleza para cada día. Sigue llenando tus mañanas con Su Palabra.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! You’re right that for many, depictions of Jesus are seen as symbols rather than literal representations. However, it’s also true that some people do associate these images with how they believe Jesus might have looked. It’s important to remember that these artistic depictions often reflect cultural and historical contexts rather than biblical descriptions. While symbols can be meaningful for some, the focus should always remain on who Jesus is-His message, His sacrifice, and His role as Savior-rather than how He is portrayed in art. 🙏

¡Amén! Qué explicación tan clara y edificante. 🙌✨ El Espíritu Santo es el sello de nuestra salvación, el que nos transforma desde adentro para reflejar el carácter de Cristo en nuestra vida diaria. No se trata de emociones o señales externas, sino de una vida llena de amor, gozo, paz y fruto espiritual. Gracias por compartir esta verdad tan importante. ¡Gloria a Dios por Su Espíritu que nos guía, nos consuela y nos asegura que somos Suyos para siempre! 🙏❤

Thank you and blessings! 🙏

The so-called "letter from Pontius Pilate to Tiberius Caesar" is an interesting claim, but it’s important to note that historians widely regard this letter as a fabrication and not an authentic historical document. There is no credible evidence to suggest that Pontius Pilate wrote such a description, and no early sources support its authenticity. 1. What does the Bible say? The Bible, which is the most reliable source about Jesus, does not focus on His physical appearance. Isaiah 53:2 prophesies about the Messiah, saying: "He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to Him, nothing in His appearance that we should desire Him." This indicates that Jesus likely had a normal, unremarkable appearance for someone of His time and culture. His impact came from His words, His miracles, and, most importantly, His divine mission-not from physical traits. 2. Cultural and Historical Context Jesus was born in the Middle East, in a Jewish family. It is much more likely that His appearance aligned with the typical features of Middle Eastern people of the first century-olive-toned skin, dark hair, and Semitic features. Claims of "golden hair" and a "celestial aspect" are not supported by historical or biblical evidence. 3. The True Focus While these descriptions might appeal to artistic or imaginative portrayals, the most important thing is not how Jesus looked, but who He is: the Son of God, who came to save humanity. His mission, His teachings, His death, and His resurrection are what truly matter. I encourage you to focus on the message and the purpose of Jesus’ life rather than relying on unverifiable descriptions. What transforms lives is not His appearance but His love, sacrifice, and the hope He brings to all who believe in Him.

@@walkingbythewordAmen💟✝️💟

If He wasn’t Jewish, then how did Yeshua fulfill the Messianic prophecy of being from the line of King David, a Jewish king?

It seems you never read Bible at all. If you said Jesus not Jewish. Start open your bible and read from Genesis until Revelation. You will know How Amazing your Bible even span different years or century all still had correlation until now .

Es interesante reflexionar sobre este tema, y permíteme compartir algunas observaciones basadas en la historia y la fe. 1. La Sábana Santa como referencia La Sábana Santa es ciertamente un objeto fascinante y significativo para muchos creyentes. Sin embargo, su autenticidad como la tela que cubrió el cuerpo de Jesús ha sido objeto de debate entre científicos, historiadores y teólogos. Aunque algunos creen que la imagen en la Sábana refleja el rostro de Jesús, no hay consenso definitivo que lo respalde como un retrato exacto. 2. Representaciones de Cristo en los primeros siglos Es cierto que los primeros cristianos comenzaron a representar a Jesús de manera artística, pero estas imágenes no se basaban en un conocimiento directo de Su apariencia física. En cambio, eran representaciones simbólicas. Por ejemplo: En los primeros siglos, Jesús se retrataba frecuentemente como un pastor o usando símbolos como el pez (ichthys). Las imágenes más reconocibles de Jesús, con cabello largo y barba, comenzaron a popularizarse siglos después, influenciadas por el arte bizantino y no necesariamente por un conocimiento histórico de Su apariencia. 3. Lo esencial de Jesús no es Su imagen Aunque las representaciones artísticas son importantes para muchos como herramientas de reflexión o devoción, es vital recordar que la Biblia no pone énfasis en la apariencia física de Jesús. Isaías 53:2 dice: "No había en él belleza ni majestad que nos atrajera." Su misión y sacrificio son lo que verdaderamente importa. La imagen de Cristo, ya sea basada en la Sábana Santa o en tradiciones artísticas, no define Su identidad ni Su propósito. Lo más importante no es cómo lo representemos, sino reconocerlo como el Hijo de Dios, quien vino al mundo para salvarnos. Su amor, sacrificio y resurrección trascienden cualquier representación visual. Un abrazo amigo

Jesus was not a black man😂😂

Could you clarify what you mean by "background"? Are you referring to the historical context, the cultural setting, the spiritual significance, or something specific about a topic we've discussed? Let me know so I can provide a clearer and more helpful response.

Thank you so much for your kind words! All glory to God. May He continue to bless and guide you as well. We are grateful for your encouragement and prayers-together, we serve a faithful and loving God. ❤🙏

The Bible does not detail Jesus' skin tone, as its focus is on His mission, not His physical appearance. As a Jew born in the Middle East, Jesus likely had a complexion typical of that region. Passages like Revelation 1:14-15 are symbolic, highlighting His majesty rather than His literal appearance. What truly matters is not His skin color but His sacrifice, love, and redemption, which transcend race and culture.

@ every think you said is true except you calling me a liar. The Bible does tell us his feet are bronze…. Do more research and show yourself approved.

​@@walkingbythewordget mad if you want, he was dark skinned with woolly not blodie hair. Color matters because the beast has his image too, white, blue eyes and blodie hair

⁠@@Doitfluidmoverman”except you calling me a liar” Lol, where did the channel accuse you of being a liar?

Thank you for sharing your perspective! The Bible does not provide a detailed description of Jesus' physical appearance. Some references, such as Isaiah 53:2, emphasize that He had no remarkable beauty or majesty to attract us to Him, which aligns with the idea that His physical form was ordinary for a man of His time. The cultural and historical context suggests that Jesus likely had features typical of Jewish people in the Middle East during the first century, but Scripture places little focus on His skin tone or appearance. This reminds us that what truly matters is His mission, His message, and the redemption He brought to all humanity. Jesus' love and sacrifice transcend all external features and are meant for everyone, regardless of appearance.

This is an interesting point, but it’s important to look at the context of these verses to understand what Jesus meant. John 5:41-47: Jesus says, "I do not accept glory from human beings," referring to superficial praise and recognition from people who do not truly know God. This does not mean that Jesus rejects genuine worship from those who acknowledge Him as Lord and Savior. His mission was always to point people to the Father, and through Him, we come to know and glorify God. "Why call me good?" (Mark 10:18): When Jesus asked the rich young ruler this question, He wasn’t denying His own goodness. Instead, He was challenging the man to recognize who He really was-God in the flesh. By saying, "No one is good except God," Jesus was inviting the young man to reflect on the true source of goodness and consider whether he understood Jesus’ divine identity. Worship in Spirit and Truth (John 4:23-24): Jesus emphasizes the importance of worshiping God with sincerity and in alignment with His truth. This does not contradict the practice of worshiping Jesus, as He is one with the Father (John 10:30). In fact, Scripture shows examples of people worshiping Jesus (Matthew 28:9, John 9:38), and Jesus did not reject it. As for Christians singing praise and worship songs to Jesus, this is consistent with Scripture. Philippians 2:10-11 declares, "At the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father." Worshiping Jesus glorifies the Father because they are one in essence and purpose. The key is not the act of singing or praising itself but ensuring it’s done sincerely and in alignment with God’s truth. True worship flows from a transformed heart and a deep relationship with God through Christ. 🙏

I've seen Him too, in dreams and visions, He looks like the painting by akianne kramarik, and He's most definitely real!

It’s important to approach this topic with both respect and understanding. While personal experiences or visions of Jesus can be deeply meaningful, the Bible itself doesn’t emphasize His physical appearance. Instead, it focuses on His divine nature, mission, and role as Savior. Scripture says in Isaiah 53:2, "He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to Him, nothing in His appearance that we should desire Him." This suggests that His earthly appearance was humble and ordinary, aligning with His mission to relate to humanity and not to draw attention through outward beauty. That said, we love Him above all, respect Him above all and everyone, and seek to comment from a perspective of deep biblical reflection and reverence. Jesus’ glory and beauty are revealed in His divine nature, love, and sacrifice. In His glorified state, He is undoubtedly magnificent and awe-inspiring, as described symbolically in Revelation 1:14-16. These descriptions point to His majesty, power, and divine authority. Ultimately, the most important aspect of Jesus is not His physical appearance but His identity as the Son of God, the Savior of humanity, and the One who offers eternal life to all who believe in Him. 🙏

He could. But did he? Mary was in enough trouble already. No reason to add to it by making Jesus look like an ousider.

@@TheCraziestFox I'm not implying I have answers, but assuming that a Godly figure had to look "regional" is a huge assumption.

@@HeavenStudiosOfficial A huge assumption how? Even if Joseph is basically a step parent, Mary is still Jesus' actual mother, with actual genetic imprint. Also, Jesus is first and foremost a Jewish ie. Semitic messiah. I don't think it's a big leap of faith to say that a people would trust more one of their own.

It is a profound and reflective question, touching on cultural and theological aspects, so let us provide you with an answer. From a biblical perspective, it is clear that Jesus was born into a specific historical and cultural context (Mark 4:15-20). As the Messiah, He was born to a Jewish mother in Israel, in fulfillment of the prophecies regarding the lineage of David (Isaiah 11:1, Matthew 1:1-16). His morphology and physical appearance naturally reflected the people of that region during the time He lived, as He came to dwell among humanity and relate to us on a personal level. However, the nature and essence of God transcend any physical form or cultural limitations. Indeed, Jesus had to take on flesh to fulfill the redemptive and salvific plan, but His physical appearance is secondary to His divine identity as the Son of God and Savior of the world. He came for all nations, tribes, and peoples (Revelation 7:9), meaning that Jesus' mission and purpose encompass all of humanity. It is also plausible to consider that if God had chosen to be born in another time or culture, He could have taken on a different appearance, as His physical form was meant to be relatable and understandable to the people of that specific culture. This approach aligns with Jesus' teachings and His life, which transcended cultural norms and were not confined to ethnicity or geography. Therefore, while Jesus had a specific physical appearance within His earthly culture, His love, mission, and identity as the Son of God are universal, reaching all of humanity and transcending physical characteristics or cultural boundaries. 🙏🏻