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This is brilliant. That's a whole lot of information for a 15 minute video. Bravo! Loved the analogies between the ark of the covenant and Noah's ark. Interesting that a jar of manna is in there too. "preserved seed in the ark" ("manna was like coriander seed").

Profitable and edifying message, thank you sir….

I notice one of Joseph boys was omitted

Greatly appreciate you recording these and posting them on into the Christmas season. I had the flu for Christmas and struggled to participate in the beauty of the time, so your reflections are really helping. God bless!

Good points! But you got the assyria part the other way round. Rather Nineveh is protected because of the presence of Israel upon repenting. Those who JOnah went to preach too were Isralites scattered to assyria

the explanation of the second tempation (Jesus tempted to leave his people taking away his protection ) is really unique and the truth. I wonder if there's a fuller exposition with connections made. It's connected to being wise as a serpent! and being the wise steward! and being liberal and charitable doing good!

Bless you and thank you for posting these. I will gladly pass your channel info around :)

Great stuff. Thanks so much!

Thank you so much Dr. Roberts. This is very rich! I’ll need to listen to this again. 👍🏾 Dr. Gage also spoke about how the book of Joshua sheds much light on Revelation. The two witnesses, the harlot, the trumpets, the call to ‘come out from her’, and the city’s fall. Please keep these coming! God bless 🙏🏾

BECAUSE THEY WANT PEOPLE TO HAVE TO WORK FOR THE TRUTH AND WHO TRUMP IS

I enjoyed and learned from this discussion, but I have questions about the thesis concerning people of the past having a radically different apprehension of the place of the divine in the universe, based, in significant part, on different social and material arrangements. One example: we can go back at least as far as Xenophon's Memorabilia to see a (reconstructed or imagined) conversation between Socrates and his friend Aristodemus that bears on this issue. As you likely know, Socrates there attempts to convince the latter that gods exist and should be worshipped. At one point, after Socrates seems to be making progress in his case, Aristodemus says: But I can't *see* those supposed designers of man. In response, Socrates makes a wise and important analogy to the human soul, but the point is that there was nothing about his ancient material and social reality that made Aristodemus immediately sense that the world is "full of gods." The idea that "seeing is believing" is not a modern invention. On a more biblical note, I for one do not see much difference between the "belief in God" of Ecclesiastes and modern, skeptical agnosticism or a rather pale Deism.

Fantastic. Listening to this and considering the image of marriage in relation to Christmas has me pondering the traditional identification of Psalm 45 (itself a Psalm of Royal Marriage) with Christmas Day. Cranmer in the Prayer Book mandates its use at mattins. "Gird thee with thy sword upon thy thigh, O thou most mighty".

Me encanta como los maximalistas pueden añadir tanta riqueza y profundidad al texto en tan poco tiempo.

Well done. I initially misread some of the comments here, so toning it down :) Thanks for your presentation - well researched and delivered. I apologize to anyone who read my comments earlier, since deleted. I had my head up my $$$ when i tried to reply earlier.

A interesting and wide ranging analysis. It is very clear that this episode signals the decline of David's rule and was a grave sin. I would be interested in though how you would describe the event - you don't think rape is the best term but you don't think it was consensual adultery.

Jesús, gracias por tu amor diario. Que cada lector reciba tu paz. Amén.

Thank you very much for your deep and nuanced analysis of this story. I always had a Sunday school understanding of this event, as an isolated sin, but now I can see it as a turning point in the history of the dynasty of David. God bless you and thanks once again

Ever faithful Holy Spirit has led me here! God bless you, dear brother❤

Thanks Alastair. Your content is great.Your helping alot of people to Christ with your channel.MAY GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!!

Love it. There are a lot of antisemites in the church because they dont understand this.

Very well done

I'd like to know a little more about Alastair Roberts. What was his seminary training before his PhD? Which denomination has ordained him? Is he Anglican, Presbyterian etc.?

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3:13:41 no clue.

Very different worldview & teleology, but Jordan’s concept of time & the temporal relation between different regimes has connections to Marxist dialecticalism.

it`s about the wrath of god Kemosh!

Question everything you think you should not. Especially the answers you hold dear.

This videos are a blessing

Mhhh, food for thought. Thank you 🤗

CommonWeath -- Hebrew= CrossedOver sWORD Spirit and Truth -- 7th day sAbbAth's Seal -- Covenant IN Loyalty The Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah= Spirit= AbbA Creator Father. Yahu'Sha Hebrew Anointed SonShip= sWORD and Head(ROCK) to body(stones) of congregation covenant loyal (be)living IN earth, that adhere TO His voice: (Yashra'Al) ...The Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign saves. Emet ❤️ Love you Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign of my breath, soul, and the blood IN my veins (DNA). (Psalm 90:12-17) So teach us TO number our days, That we (may) apply our hearts unTO wisdom. Return, Oh Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign, how long? And let it repent thee concerning thy servants. Oh satisfy us (early) with thy mercy; That we (may) rejoice and be glad all our days. And counting: ...1st day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...2nd day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...3rd day/night season of the WorkWeek ...4th day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...5th day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...6th day/night season of the WorkWeek (double up): ...for the morrow’s morning IS the Seventh day/night sAbbAth's season. Emet ❤️ What was Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob considered before the 12 tribes were born? ...And before Yahu'Sha the anointed Hebrew Messiah, rather than the Roman religion's man-made diety with the Greek name that has no power and authority IN the Kingdom's throne. ...Go to (Genesis Chapters 15-17) and (Hebrews Chapter 11) to understand the Covenant Loyalty and 'Saving Will' Testimony of the Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign ❤️ ...They were all faithful, obedient, and walked with the Most High Sovereign IN UpRightNess, Kingdom MindSet Justice, and were SetApart from embedded pagan world religious conditioning and dogma. Tsion ❤️ Praise and thanks to the Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah for His 'Saving Will' Testimony IN His anointed Hebrew Son Yahu'Sha Messiah. Prayers, blessings, and peace (restoration) of the ❤️, for those that adhere TO His voice, covenant, and commandments.

Thank you

This is so helpful!

Thank you for this exposition, esp for relating ecclesiastes with proverbs. I have been looking for such material to help me get a bearing over the 2 books.

Hey brother! Do you have Ezekiel coming out? I really appreciate your work!

The book has the best claim to the name "The Key to All Mythologies" of any I've encountered.

What was the resulted consequences that Sara, Rebecca, and others for their wrongdoings ?

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This all sounds very nice, but it ignores the reality of the current extent of the differences actually present in the academy, the church, and within western culture. I have been within the academy, and it is simply not possible to participate without a commitment to philosophical naturalism. That has been the dominant metaphysical/philosophical position for the last 200 years and I have seen even good, faithful people, and I myself, falling prey to that overarching pressure. It is also nearly impossible to stay within a progressive environment when one is orthodox. You are simply not allowed to question that ideology. There may be a very few people who can with grace stand up to those influences, but what I have seen for the most part is those who are faithful and orthodox, when in those environments, increasingly compromise. I have taught part-time at Fuller theological seminary, and I have watched with great grief as it has abandoned its former faithfulness. It was trying to be that mediating,non-sectarian influence that you talk about, but has been unable to keep from giving way to an increasingly progressive stance. I do agree with you to some extent. For example, I am in the ACNA, and I have been greatly heartened by a number of people across denominations who are seeking to retrieve Nicene orthodoxy. I have been reading with great appreciation Lutheran, reform, Baptist, Catholic, and Eastern orthodox writers. So I get what you say about sectarianism. Those writers that I have been listening to and reading all have in common a love for the Lord and a desire to learn with the ancient church. When one is worshiping the same Lord, fellowship is possible. It is difficult, if not impossible, when everyone is making up their own God. My former church was like that. You could believe anything you wanted, but you could never say anything was true.

wow. just finished this commentary, what a blessing. God with us always, what a message. Thank you Brother!

There are still some translations that say Saul asked, “Who IS that guy” about David after killing Goliath. Now, there are plenty of passages afterwards showing Saul’s insanity, and being demonized, and switching back-and-forth personalities, etc. And so that could be what’s going on here… but I think it’s something else going on. It could very simply be that when Ezra pieced the old Testament back together after the exile, some parts didn’t come together correctly. Try it this way: Remove 16: 14-23, and insert it between 18:1 and 18:2. Now read 16-18 through THAT way, and it flows perfectly!

Would graduates of the degree-level programme be able to have their qualification retrospectively accredited as a degree when its been officially approved?

The lust for power has shaped the religion more than jc's input.

This explanation was spectacular I searched through all of your videos… have you done a part 2 ? I am so interested as to why some would adhere to a social Trinitarian model (like what arguments they are upholding and the issues with them) as well as how EFS is related to the social movement as a whole (I appreciated the jab at being so afraid of feminism a new trinitarian model was upheld😂)

There is no proof that Jesus was circumcised Mark does not mention it. Luke’s source was Mark

This was an interesting listen, especially as you drew attention to various political dynamics, such as inferring that Haman held a deceitful posture toward the king. (And it's nice to hear someone argue within a particular tradition and honoring its contributions rather than casting it aside completely.) I am not familiar with the various commentaries you mentioned here, so I hesitate to offer any extended comment. This is not intended to argue against your interpretation, but maybe it might add something to it: have you heard Keller's interpretation of this passage ("The Man the King Delights to Honor")? Keller interprets the refusal to bow through the lens of wisdom literature and sees Haman as the embodiment of Proverb's warning that pride goes before a fall (a "case study" in pride). This reversal of fortunes between the humble man (Mordecai) and the prideful man (Haman) would also echo the reversal of fortune in Joseph's story. And, as was characteristic of his preaching, Keller adds Christological themes wherein the cross is the main exemplar of this dynamic: in Christ's death and resurrection, the moral fabric of the universe is perceived to be one in which the humble--defined as those who think of others rather than think of themselves--are exalted and the prideful are cast down. Those who act in their own interests at the expense of the community are cutting against the grain of reality itself.

At 2:48 you say that Esau is described as despising his birthright in (Genesis?) 25:24, but this is the wrong reference, what passage are you referring to? edit: probably Genesis 25:34, "...thus Esau despised his birthright"

Thank you for your work. I have learned a lot from your commentaries and your angle on the Scriptures is refreshing. May the Almighty God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ continue to bless you in the Spirit for the building up of the Kingdom. Pax et Bonum.

Interesting parallels, I think there's more we're missing here. I just haven't been able to figure out this puzzle yet.

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"And so understand that I am the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, and no king or prophet has been given from Dan, from where the false prophet comes." Pg 49..The LITTLE BOOK Of Revelations Chapter 10. BITTER SWEET