Isaiah, Part 39 | Assyrian Invasion
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- Isaiah prophesizes the Assyrian invasion of Damascus and Israel. Both nations are destroyed, leading to exile. This invasion is seen as punishment for Israel's idolatry and alliance.
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Good teaching
Good preaching James :)
Praise all goes to Yahuah❤
Thank you.
Thank you!
Hi Dr. Tour . I’m from South Africa and I would like to explain this Prophecy of Isa. 18 as the Ruach has revealed to me. Shalom.
a life with troubles is not a sign that "you are straying from the Lord"
just as money and wealth is not a sign that you have a relationship the Lord.
whether you are poor or rich, it does not serve as an indicator of your relationship with God.
Do not be deceived.
Yes, agree. It depends on the cause of the troubles. Job is one example where trouble came but he didn't stray from the Lord. I think Dr. Tour is saying if we stray from the Lord (step 1) then we are at high risk of incoming trouble/chaos. He didn't say that there's only one path for one to experience trouble in life.
It's difficult to create a general lesson that would include the spectrum of our relationship with God. The foundation of Fearing God is essential to every person's faith. James presents the word in that light. Once a person comes to the fear of God he can then gain the understanding of His heart. Paul spoke this to the people of Pisidian Antioch, "Brothers, children of Abraham, and you Gentiles who fear God, it is to us that this message of salvation has been sent." I believe it is good for Dr Tour to appeal to the Fear of God to announce the gospel.
@@Hiker_Mike John 16:33
Easy-to-Read Version
>>I have told you these things>In this world you will have troubles.
@@steffanjansenvanvuuren3257 National troubles tend to build as a nation turns its back on God. Plenty of nations are experiencing this right now.
Edit: I would also say the flip side can seem true too, as a nation goes against the flow and returns to God, other nations often turn against them.
Amen!
Dr.James. Do you have any response for ERVs and them being good a good proof of evolution? I'd like to hear your words on this..thanks
Well, have you written him directly?
@@TheRykpaalt no,I don't know how..
@@TheRykpaalt If you know how can I directly to him please tell me
Um abraço do Brasil .
Ouvi seu testemunho de como conheceu a Jesus,coloquei seu nome em meu caderno de oração .
Quando puder ore por mim também.
Que jesus Cristo abençoe a cada dia sua vida e dos seus .
Shalom.
copy the transcript and run it through a translator
Puedes copiar la transcripción y traducirla usando Internet.
O tradutor automático não é 100% correto mas da pra ter uma excelente idéia do ensino que ele faz, que por sinal é excelente. Não só isso mas ele conta muitas experiências do sua convivência com outros cristãos e judeus. Deus te abençoe.
Una pregunta James tour de que trata el video
Book of Isaiah
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How could Satan offer anything to Jesus?
If you believe that, you're denying the Trinity of course.
If Dr. Tour is so confident that his statements on origin of life are factual, why doesn’t he publish his critiques on origin of life research in reputable peer-reviewed journals like Nature or Angewandte Chemie? It’s not like you can’t publish critiques in these journals. I read 2 critiques published in Angewandte Chemie and Nature about how a compound made by Stephen Liddle’s group may not exhibit aromaticity. Why CAN you publish critiques on those topics but not origin of life if, like Jim said, they’re both basically synthetic chemistry?
Critiques: [{Th(C8H8)Cl2}3]2− is stable but not aromatic, Bonding in a Crystalline Tri‐Thorium Cluster: Not σ‐Aromatic But Still Unique
Ibid
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dude fell off catastrophically
Tour strayed from Judaism, so he's probably trying to convince himself, even more than us, that Yahweh is not going to be angry with him.
@@ji8044 Quite false. His testimony is like Paul's, who said - "for which cause I also suffer these things; nevertheless I am not ashamed. For I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that Day." The conviction with which Dr. Tour speaks tells of one who truly trusts in Yeshua Ha-masciah and is fully persuaded in the Gospel of God.
@@AAT_Gospel Paul remained a Jew when challenged throughout the NT. You may reasonably question his sincerity of course, but he never officially left Judaism.
Given that Paul was an apocalypticist who expected an imminent end of the world; he probably thought there was no need or time to establish a new theology. I would characterize his epistles as being Judaism shorn of ritual.
More importantly, Jesus, his family and all his disciples were born, lived, and died as Jews.
@@ji8044 Every follower of Christ, regardless of being Jew or Gentile (there is no distinction - Galatians 3:28) is/should be an “apocalypticist”- granted some may understand it as a-/pre-/post-millenialism (or some may also believe it as panmillenialism/ (i.e., “it all pans out in the end” a topic for another day on scriptural wisdom and discernment). The final prayer in Revelation tells us to look for the return of the Lord Jesus Christ(Revelation 22:20).
I perceive you are Jewish, and I thank God for your people since you gave us the Lord Jesus Christ (Lion of the Tribe of Judah). Through you we as well have the Apostle Paul (the descendant of Benjamin who was so divinely appointed, separated from his mother’s womb to bring this glorious eternal plan of salvation kept before the foundation of the world for all people) through much suffering. I understand from Scripture also that Rachel’s children (Joseph and Benjamin) are types of saviors as well - saving the whole world through Joseph, Saul almost achieving preservation for his people but let Agag live enough to father the Agagite Haman; Saul’s or Kish’s descendants Mordecai and Esther eventually fostered the preservation of their people against this ancient mystery of Agag. I also know of how Rachel is prophesied by the prophet Jeremiah to weep and not be comforted at the Babylonian conquest as well as when Herod killed the babies trying to cast a wide kill net to capture the Messiah. But, I digress…
I also thank God for Jews who believe in the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ like Dr. Tour does (who really praises God and observe His ways, having been delivered from empty rituals that do not save and are hard to keep).
Back to apocalypticism, it is good for you that Christ comes back, as you will see him in glory, He will deliver you from the antichrist and you will then have no doubt concerning Him being God’s suffering servant as described in Isaiah 53.
No one needs to “officially” depart from Judaism - Moses never gave a protocol for this, and I don’t even think one of your own - Moses Maimonides ever proscribed a way to relinquish your Jewishness. It is needless to do such a thing - simply put: “By their fruits you shall know them” (Matthew 7:15-20), as a Jew (Romans 2:29) is one who truly praises (Yaddah/Judah) YHWH.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you shall be saved. Peace and blessings on all the people of God.
@@AAT_Gospel "Every follower of Christ, regardless of being Jew or Gentile (there is no distinction -"
But Jesus said there WAS a distinction of course, telling his disciples not to preach to the Gentiles.
"The final prayer in Revelation tells us to look for the return of the Lord Jesus Christ(Revelation 22:20)."
Revelation has nothing at all to do with the teachings of Jesus. Indeed many scholars have pointed out that it was the very last book added to the canon for a reason.
"Back to apocalypticism, it is good for you that Christ comes back, as you will see him in glory"
He said he was coming back 2,000 years ago, not today.
"No one needs to “officially” depart from Judaism "
Yet Dr. Tour did just that. In fact Gary Habermas, even says James converted to Christianity. Now you sound more intelligent than Habermas, but I just wanted to point that out.
Good conversation, I enjoyed your replies.
@@ji8044 Your web is in tatters and has big holes. God went to the Jews first because of His promise to Abraham, they had to have first shot at redemption and either accept or reject. Then the Gentiles next with the same offer. Everyone has the same choice to make.
Thank you.
If Dr. Tour is so confident that his statements on origin of life are factual, why doesn’t he publish his critiques on origin of life research in reputable peer-reviewed journals like Nature or Angewandte Chemie? It’s not like you can’t publish critiques in these journals. I read 2 critiques published in Angewandte Chemie and Nature about how a compound made by Stephen Liddle’s group may not exhibit aromaticity. Why CAN you publish critiques on those topics but not origin of life if, like Jim said, they’re both basically synthetic chemistry?
Critiques: [{Th(C8H8)Cl2}3]2− is stable but not aromatic, Bonding in a Crystalline Tri‐Thorium Cluster: Not σ‐Aromatic But Still Unique
Have you written this to Dr Tour directly?
@@TheRykpaalt I used the email address on his site and the end of each video to ask him under the guise of wanting to learn more about Jesus. I got nothing
@@ianlee5812that's odd. I've written him about something that he disagreed with. Try again. But why do you comment here?
@@TheRykpaalt To force Jim to answer my questions in a way that doesn’t raise more questions if only to shut me up