Bro, I'm listening to this right after an AWESOME storm in NY on Long Island. Like go outside, throw your hands up in the air, & let out a primal scream to the shop owner & nobody looks @ you funny kinda storm. My leather flip flops are soaked. Good stuff mate.
Thank you for making this video our Orthodox brother. Very interesting. Thank you for clarifying on the subject of St. Columba of Iona and the USO (unidentified swimming object). USOs are actually much more commonly reported by the U.S, European, and Japanese navies than most people are aware. Eco location from large unidentified animals such as the "bloop", (could it be the Leviathan?) are also recorded. As for what the Aquatic Beast that came in from the ocean into the River Ness, it could have been a monster fish, a zeuglodon, or elasmosaurus? We may never know. I don't really think the Loch Ness Monster exists because it's capitalized upon, and since St. Columba didn't encounter Nessie, I don't think we need to believe in it. However, one could believe in Nessie if he or she wants, it's not a sin. For the Unicorn (Re'em) of the Holy Bible, those were rhinoceros unicornis, diceros bicornis, and possibly the elasmotherium sibiricum. There were no horses with narwhal horns on their heads historically. That comes out of the fabled one horned ass. In regards to the dragons mentioned in ancient and modern histories, zoological treatises, and synaxarions-I know they were real. I'm convinced that 55% eyewitness accounts of dragons were demons taking a hideous form to scare people. 49% of eyewitness accounts of dragons were dinosaurs, pterosaurs, marine reptiles, and other extinct reptiles that were hunted to extinction. I didn't believe in dinosaurs at first, but I saw so many archeological and historical evidences of dinosaurs and men coexisting coupled with paleontological evidence, that now I believe God created dinosaurs and mammoths. I believe that they were in the Garden of Eden, that they were on Noah's Ark, and were killed by men. As for the behemoth, "behemoth" is a transliteration from Hebrew into English, and comes from the Hebrew word "behemas", meaning beasts (plural). God could have been talking about Satan, or an unidentified creature. Leviathan probably was a marine reptile like the Kronosaur. If I remember correctly, Father Seraphim Rose believed that the dinosaur fossils were real, and proof the Great Flood. However, it's been a long time since I read it, and I could be wrong.
@@johniannucci6300 my one called Irish Ortodoxa Blog, there is a link to one article in the description of this video. You can also find it as one of the links on my channel.
However, even though I believe in dinosaurs, I don't believe in fossil fuels (since oil comes from a process called Serpentinization) or the nonsense of a geologic column.
Noticed also this passage in Columbas life. I think those water monsters in lives of the saints were dinosaurs. Have you seen scientific evidence that humans and dinosaurs coexisted?
recomed a chanal called monster 911 some intreting stuff on ther about this sort of thing like a dark re enchantent of the world and ofcorce Fr. Seraphim Rose Orthodoxy And The Religion Of The Future may shed a light on the whole Criptd fonomea (sorry for the spelling) Lord have mercy on us
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Bro, I'm listening to this right after an AWESOME storm in NY on Long Island. Like go outside, throw your hands up in the air, & let out a primal scream to the shop owner & nobody looks @ you funny kinda storm. My leather flip flops are soaked. Good stuff mate.
Perfect conditions for this video!
Right now I wanna go swimming over there. Let's go, monster!
Listening now.
What a very good video. I’m definitely sharing this.
Thanks very much
You never know, depending on the person & the circumstance, God can let amazing things happen. Booyah.
Thank you for making this video our Orthodox brother. Very interesting.
Thank you for clarifying on the subject of St. Columba of Iona and the USO (unidentified swimming object). USOs are actually much more commonly reported by the U.S, European, and Japanese navies than most people are aware. Eco location from large unidentified animals such as the "bloop", (could it be the Leviathan?) are also recorded.
As for what the Aquatic Beast that came in from the ocean into the River Ness, it could have been a monster fish, a zeuglodon, or elasmosaurus? We may never know.
I don't really think the Loch Ness Monster exists because it's capitalized upon, and since St. Columba didn't encounter Nessie, I don't think we need to believe in it. However, one could believe in Nessie if he or she wants, it's not a sin.
For the Unicorn (Re'em) of the Holy Bible, those were rhinoceros unicornis, diceros bicornis, and possibly the elasmotherium sibiricum. There were no horses with narwhal horns on their heads historically. That comes out of the fabled one horned ass.
In regards to the dragons mentioned in ancient and modern histories, zoological treatises, and synaxarions-I know they were real. I'm convinced that 55% eyewitness accounts of dragons were demons taking a hideous form to scare people. 49% of eyewitness accounts of dragons were dinosaurs, pterosaurs, marine reptiles, and other extinct reptiles that were hunted to extinction.
I didn't believe in dinosaurs at first, but I saw so many archeological and historical evidences of dinosaurs and men coexisting coupled with paleontological evidence, that now I believe God created dinosaurs and mammoths. I believe that they were in the Garden of Eden, that they were on Noah's Ark, and were killed by men.
As for the behemoth, "behemoth" is a transliteration from Hebrew into English, and comes from the Hebrew word "behemas", meaning beasts (plural). God could have been talking about Satan, or an unidentified creature. Leviathan probably was a marine reptile like the Kronosaur.
If I remember correctly, Father Seraphim Rose believed that the dinosaur fossils were real, and proof the Great Flood. However, it's been a long time since I read it, and I could be wrong.
Thank you for your comment. I recently wrote about dragons in Western European pre-Schism sources which you can find on the blog.
@@IrishOrtodoxa Thank you for telling me, but which blog may I ask?
@@johniannucci6300 my one called Irish Ortodoxa Blog, there is a link to one article in the description of this video. You can also find it as one of the links on my channel.
However, even though I believe in dinosaurs, I don't believe in fossil fuels (since oil comes from a process called Serpentinization) or the nonsense of a geologic column.
Very interesting
Nicee!!
Noticed also this passage in Columbas life. I think those water monsters in lives of the saints were dinosaurs. Have you seen scientific evidence that humans and dinosaurs coexisted?
I've read about questions raised about the accuracy of the methods of dating bones. It is very dependent on prior worldview.
@@IrishOrtodoxa Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation, and Creationist Don Patton have done a lot of research on this.
recomed a chanal called monster 911 some intreting stuff on ther about this sort of thing like a dark re enchantent of the world and ofcorce Fr. Seraphim Rose Orthodoxy And The Religion Of The Future may shed a light on the whole Criptd fonomea (sorry for the spelling) Lord have mercy on us
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