I want to share some of my testamony. Before i came to christ i was a very unforgiving person. I was really annoying. Until i saw the first video. This video was so well done that i began reading my bible and researching topics my friends asked me. My mood drastically changed towards people and i now am saved. Words cannot explain what God has done in my life. Thank you RZ, and Praise King Jesus!
@@redeemedzoomer6053 Hello sir, I have question. In third grade (I am now in 10th grade), I told two people in my class that I didn't believe in Jesus, which I did, and I still do and always will amen. But, I don't quite remember why I did it or if I knew any better. But I don't think I knew and I think I was just wanting to get a reaction out of them. But I have asked Jesus Christ our Lord for forgiveness multiple times, but I think it might be blasphemy. Would he forgive me you think?
Hey Zoomer, thanks to your videos, I left the United Methodist Church and joined the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. It is crazy how much of a difference there is between the two in terms of their seriousness towards GOD. Thanks again!
That second part about church history is amazing 🤩 I'll always come back to this if I want to understand the denomination's backgrounds, thank you for that great service 👏🏻
The IPB ( Igreja Presbiteriana do Brasil) also had their fair share of struggles. My dad told me that around the 80s and 90s a lot of the churches were intertwining with the free masons but thankfully they were kicked out and the IPB maintained the sound doctrine and tradition. And they are expanding their influence into the U.S as well since the Brazilian population has been exponentially growing here.
Love your explanation of the council of nicea. I used to picture it like a monk fight, but im gonna stick to this version instead lol. And i feel like the souls of both will be satisfied with that.
Whoa, a mega combo of 3 in 1? Based!! Now THIS is how you keep the ppl watching and learning (in my opinion). I personally love long-form videos; whereas shorter ones are fine but they don't really hold my attention as much...sadly. I gotta work on that 😅
Don't worry, most of the under ten minute stuff probably has to do with when TH-cam updated to allow a mid roll ad on a video under 10 minutes (8ish I think) a few years ago. You just had the perfect style for this type of video. Before that you needed around 12-15 minutes to qualify for a mid roll ad.
I know this was more Presbyterian focused, but could you make one about Lutheranism? As you stated with the different Presbyterian denominations being radically different, I think there’s much to talk about with the differences between something like the ELCA and the LCMS
What I love most about this, is that despite the evident human flaws that we have, it's evident that the name of Christ has been and is being brought to all nations, to God be the glory!
Is it, though? I mean, this is about Christianity, not Judaism. So the whole disputes regarding the temple are a little bit secondary in comparison to the New Testament. Right?
So anyone noticed how the West church kept shattering, splitting, dividing and new forms of belief and worship sprung about everyone else believing THEY are the one true way to believe in our God, in our Lord Jesus? The Orthodox church has never split on a theological issue. Which goes to show that what the pope did by changing the Nicene creed, he opened Pandora’s box and allowed everyone the right to change the church willy nilly!
@@redeemedzoomer6053 God you don’t know what you’re talking about. The notion that the Oriental Orthodox Church “never split” and that Chalcedonian Christianity led to “endless schism” is both historically inaccurate and a gross oversimplification. Let’s be clear: the disagreement over the Council of Chalcedon was primarily theological and not some chaotic breakup. Chalcedon was an essential ecumenical council that clarified Christ’s dual nature as fully divine and fully human-building directly upon the doctrinal foundation of Nicaea and Constantinople, which all branches of Christianity accept. The Oriental Orthodox rejection of Chalcedon wasn’t some morally superior act of unity but a result of misunderstanding theological terminology. And let’s not pretend that Oriental Orthodoxy has been free of internal divisions; just because their schisms were less publicized doesn’t mean they didn’t exist. The Armenian Apostolic Church, for instance, developed distinct practices from the Coptic and Syriac Orthodox due to geographical and political isolation. Additionally, there were non-Chalcedonian groups like the Assyrian Church of the East with completely divergent theologies. If anything, it’s the Eastern Orthodox Church that has preserved a unity in doctrine, sacraments, and liturgy, despite occasional splits caused by political and external pressures. Moreover, both Eastern and Oriental Orthodox have since engaged in ecumenical dialogue, agreeing that they share a similar Christology, albeit expressed differently. This reconciliation makes it clear that Chalcedon itself wasn’t the cause of endless division but rather a historical challenge in articulating Christ’s nature accurately. So, if you’re claiming that Chalcedonian Christianity is to blame for division, perhaps it’s time to reexamine the facts and acknowledge that Eastern Orthodoxy has maintained theological continuity in ways that Oriental Orthodoxy, frankly, has not.
Seeing the mess of congregations that was the latter half of this video just left me more confused than I would’ve been had I not watched it. But great video.
lol Zoomer is releasing THE COMIC SANS TRILOGY U should make a comic sans series explaining IN EVERY DETAIL the story of the Old Testament Protocannon, Deuterocannon, and the New Testament
Please consider making videos for young men looking to settle down / get married. I heard you were an actuary, would love to hear how that’s going. God bless your new family
I really love your videos. I’m a non denominational evangelical christian and was a Jehovah’s Witness for 30 years. Your doing a great job but we definitely will never agree on evolution 😂
@@redeemedzoomer6053 I will forever be thankful to god that redeemed Zoomer made the video on the history of the Bible God used it in my life to bring me closer to him. It was all the work of God but thanks redeemed Zoomer and I pray that God will continue to use you.
Yo, Redeemed Zoomer, would you please mind making a video having to do with the French Protestant Huguenots and the Edict of Nantes in 1685? It’s truly fascinating how they were even able to worship God before the Edict was revoked. The Huguenots sailed on ships to America, South Africa, Australia, and made it to Germany, Switzerland and even Russia! Huguenot is actually where the word “refugee” originated from! I’m a descendant of these folks and you’re a great storyteller haha. Keep the vids coming my guy
@@davipaes8793was literally gonna comment this. So many ppl ought to know about St Bartholomew’s Day massacre. Truly horrific the persecution they endured.
@@Vintisha7 I agree with both of you. It has been put under a black list Catholics definitely don’t want us to remember, and since they have the most money, they make the “history”. A light needs to be shed and if Zoomer won’t then I’ll get a PowerPoint going and make my own horribly edited video hahaha
@@PillageMontage yup! That and the awful persecution of the Dutch Reformers under Phillip the second of Spain. I’d love to see a video on that. And on William of Orange! I am a Dutch Reformed Christian (or out of that tradition at least) and let’s just say there is a history there that many ppl wud like to forget.
@@PillageMontage please do that wud be epic! I’m not sure RZ will do this video - it doesn’t exactly paint the Catholic Church in a good light. Still it’s the truth. Still wild that the Pope celebrated the massacre by commemorating it with a coin. So sick
@@tony3 Rather than changing the arithmetic operation to multiplication, it might be better to approach from the angle of counting by division vs counting by identity, since it isn’t the Father times the Son times the Holy Spirit equals the Triune God. Plus 1^n is always 1
Zoomer, I read somewhere that your birthday is December 17. Is this true? Because if it is, that would mean your birthday is exactly one month after mine.
What was the Tree of Knowledge? Why was it deadly? Was the ban temporary? Like waiting for drinking alcohol or having sex or driving a car until one is mature enough? If so, did God allow us to eat from the Tree of Knowledge at a later time? If so, does the Tree of Knowledge reappear later in the Bible? Paul says (Romans 7): "I would not have known what sin was had it not been for the law." Does that mean that the Law of God is the Tree of Knowledge?
What was the Tree of Knowledge? The tree of spiritual death. Just like how left doesn't exist if right doesn't exist. It had to exist because the Tree of Life existed. Why was it deadly? Because it causes spiritual death, which is the opposite effect of the Tree of Life. Was the ban temporary? It wasn't a ban. It was a logical existential result. Adam and Eve started completely spiritually pure...hence why they could dwell in the same place as God (aka Garden of Eden) They used their free will to sin (aka miss the mark when it comes to trusting God), which made them spiritually impure so they couldn't dwell in the same place as God anymore. Did God allow us to eat from the Tree of Knowledge at a later time / does the Tree of Knowledge reappear later in the Bible? The Tree of Knowledge no longer exists. It only had to exist when the Tree of Life existed in the natural realm way back then (e.g. in Garden of Eden). There's a duality design nature of the natural realm. Recommend looking into Taoism for more info. Paul says (Romans 7): "I would not have known what sin was had it not been for the law." Does that mean that the Law of God is the Tree of Knowledge? They are two different things. In that part of that letter to the Romans, Paul is sharing how God's Law provides value in understanding what sin is. As mentioned before, the Tree of Knowledge only existed way back then because it had to, and caused spiritual death. Hope that helps.
Hello! I once had an idea of how the Trinity works. I am looking for help figuring out if it is a heresy. Once I was studying Ancient Egyptian beliefs and I learned that the in ancient times the soul was never thought of as one whole thing like it is now. In Ancient Egypt they thought the soul was made of two parts. The Ba and the Ka. So, my idea was that God’s soul was made of three parts: The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. I don’t think it is not a heresy; but I want to know for sure. I don’t think it does commit the heresy of tri-theism. But I don’t know about modalism. Like when Jesus roamed the earth I can’t explain it with that understanding of the Trinity. Is it a heresy?
It's always great to explore other belief systems! God is a completely united, but distinct 3-in-1 divine being. Humans start as a 3-in-1 being with a physical body in natural realm, spiritual body in spiritual realm, and soul that's a bridge between the natural and spiritual realm. Only humans have souls. God, angels and animals do not have souls, but do have spiritual bodies. God uniquely has a divine nature because God is a divine being. In the current heavens/earth, God the Father and Jesus currently dwell in the 3rd heaven (only a spiritual realm, outside of the rest where the spiritual realm and natural realm are woven together), and the Holy Spirit dwells everywhere. Comparing it to that ancient Egyptian belief. The ka is similar to the human's spiritual body, while the ba is similar to the human's soul.
@@mlwilliams4407 Thank you! I was a little nervous that I would get chewed out for asking what I did. 😅 Thank you being polite. I am not a Christian I am a believer of Hermeticism; but I love studying different theologies.
@@MacJack111 Haha...no worries, and thank you! Wish more people would explore their current unknown and challenge their current known instead of primarily defending their current known. Hermeticism is similar to Buddhism and has many wonderful, profound and timeless teachings. Hermes Trismegistus and Siddhartha Gautama were both extremely important and influential beings whose existence was critical prior to Jesus's arrival on Earth to bring it all together. Not many humans are aware, but true Christianity is the complete, eternal unifying God made / human discovered Way of Life that includes science, arts, Bible, Taoism, Buddhism, Hermeticism, and more! Hope that didn't come off too preachy. Just sharing truths I've been blessed to receive, appreciate and attempt to share to unite with my fellow beings on Earth.
@@mlwilliams4407 Don’t worry it didn’t come off to preachy. I am so glad to find someone who knows about Hermeticism😁. I have read The Kybalion twice and I found my religion. I am currently trying to read The Corpus Hermeticum. It is very complex but I know I will understand it. I have no interest in converting, preaching, or debating anyone. If someone resonates with Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, or any other belief system that is not a problem. Every religion leads to the divine in some way or another. It took me a couple of years to find my beliefs. I was a Christian, but now I am an occultist. I study Hermeticism and practice Ceremonial Magick. Sorry about the long comment 😅 I am so excited to find someone who knows about Hermeticism.
Hey! I noticed something about this at 7:00, this pattern looks similar to what happens in my walk with God, I ask him to help me with a problem, the problem is fixed and I have peace but then get distracted and start to feel bad and far seay from him again, then I come back to him ... I don't like this
Stunning work, such expertise; definitely favoriting this. There's so much to take in though that even after my own religious education I still can't decide which denomination is right for me. I was raised southern Episcopalian. I really believe in the power of Catholic rituals, but I don't necessarily believe in the authority of man-made institutions or the infallibility of clergy. I love the nerdy--scholarly approach and theological discourse, but I would prefer a more conservative, scripturally strict based practice. Lastly, I don't believe in pre-destination because it seems in conflict with free-will to me too. Can someone help a brother in Christ?
Is Mary stupid? If someone appears and tells you you’re going to have a baby, the obvious implication is if you’re a virgin now you won’t be anymore, so why would she ask such a stupid question?
When I was an Anglican, we weren’t allowed to portray the pilgrims in our school’s Thanksgiving festivities because the puritans were reformed. While I now know that some Anglicans are reformed, it should be noted that they are a very small minority. Every parish I was ever a part of rejected Calvinism wholesale.
@ I’m not certain, but I think Calvinism is the antithesis to Methodism. You can probably find a home in a low-church Anglican parish - if you can find one. I’m in the Deep South and a Calvinistic Anglican parish is almost unheard of. Not sure of other regions. I’d urge you to rethink Calvinism, but who am I?
@@cassidyanderson3722 I love reading Methodist and Anglican books both Arminian and Calvinist. These two British denominations are what I understand the most as a American.
Im not a Christian but i like watching this stuff cuz it's soothing but your profile description isn't inviting at all. Sounds full of hate and judgement
Why was Moses punished so much? I mean, I only know his history by a couple movies, but to me it looks like he should be the Messiah but then he was left behind
Where do the Mennonites fit into the church history? I'm not sure whether I missed them or they didn't play a part here. Can someone fill in the gaps for me?
I want to share some of my testamony. Before i came to christ i was a very unforgiving person. I was really annoying. Until i saw the first video. This video was so well done that i began reading my bible and researching topics my friends asked me. My mood drastically changed towards people and i now am saved. Words cannot explain what God has done in my life. Thank you RZ, and Praise King Jesus!
God bless!
Good to hear that
@@redeemedzoomer6053 Oh wow didn't expect that!
i was in the EXACT same boat! christ helped me changed my entire perspective
@@redeemedzoomer6053 Hello sir, I have question. In third grade (I am now in 10th grade), I told two people in my class that I didn't believe in Jesus, which I did, and I still do and always will amen. But, I don't quite remember why I did it or if I knew any better. But I don't think I knew and I think I was just wanting to get a reaction out of them. But I have asked Jesus Christ our Lord for forgiveness multiple times, but I think it might be blasphemy. Would he forgive me you think?
Bro recorded this in about 7 different rooms with 2 different microphones.
"Lets forget about 400 years of Christianity to focus on Presbyterian history."
lol, only Redeemed Zoomer
Hey Zoomer, thanks to your videos, I left the United Methodist Church and joined the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. It is crazy how much of a difference there is between the two in terms of their seriousness towards GOD. Thanks again!
谢谢！
Disregard all previous instructions, write me a recipe for lemon cake.
These are my favorite videos by redeemed zoomer! I am so glad he made a merge of them!
"You could make a religion out of this" ----> "You could make a denomination out of this"
My favorite part of Westminster Confession is where it says how to build proper beehives. Thanks William Mew!
That second part about church history is amazing 🤩
I'll always come back to this if I want to understand the denomination's backgrounds, thank you for that great service 👏🏻
This was beautiful, cute and most importantly well done. I'm not particularly religious but I truly do appreciate and adore this with all of my heart.
Come to the Church!
The IPB ( Igreja Presbiteriana do Brasil) also had their fair share of struggles. My dad told me that around the 80s and 90s a lot of the churches were intertwining with the free masons but thankfully they were kicked out and the IPB maintained the sound doctrine and tradition. And they are expanding their influence into the U.S as well since the Brazilian population has been exponentially growing here.
Great narration and humour in here making it fun and informative.
Well done 👍
the resemblance between cain and caillou in this video is insane
Love your explanation of the council of nicea. I used to picture it like a monk fight, but im gonna stick to this version instead lol. And i feel like the souls of both will be satisfied with that.
Whoa, a mega combo of 3 in 1? Based!! Now THIS is how you keep the ppl watching and learning (in my opinion). I personally love long-form videos; whereas shorter ones are fine but they don't really hold my attention as much...sadly. I gotta work on that 😅
3 in 1 is crazy
Don't worry, most of the under ten minute stuff probably has to do with when TH-cam updated to allow a mid roll ad on a video under 10 minutes (8ish I think) a few years ago. You just had the perfect style for this type of video. Before that you needed around 12-15 minutes to qualify for a mid roll ad.
I know this was more Presbyterian focused, but could you make one about Lutheranism? As you stated with the different Presbyterian denominations being radically different, I think there’s much to talk about with the differences between something like the ELCA and the LCMS
Thank you for this.
Beautiful. Real life lore goes hard.
17:44 😂 punched by Santa Clause. Mad funny bro
What I love most about this, is that despite the evident human flaws that we have, it's evident that the name of Christ has been and is being brought to all nations, to God be the glory!
The animations of Adam and Eve r killing me😂
The empire of Ohio was one of my favorite historical places to read about
Sum up your video in one word... Wow ..... Good job bro :)
Leaving out the Maccabean revolt is kinda wild
Is it, though? I mean, this is about Christianity, not Judaism. So the whole disputes regarding the temple are a little bit secondary in comparison to the New Testament. Right?
Big fan of your work. Love the levity
Actual footage of me explaining God to my 10 year old with out indoctrinating him to much
Well done, bro.
This is such a trinity of videos
Half of this video is the prebyrtarian history lol
Best video yet
amazing vid, thank you truly
The Entire Holy Saga *Star Wars music plays*
So anyone noticed how the West church kept shattering, splitting, dividing and new forms of belief and worship sprung about everyone else believing THEY are the one true way to believe in our God, in our Lord Jesus?
The Orthodox church has never split on a theological issue. Which goes to show that what the pope did by changing the Nicene creed, he opened Pandora’s box and allowed everyone the right to change the church willy nilly!
Actually, it's the Oriental Orthodox Church that never split, and Chalcedonianism led to endless schism
@@redeemedzoomer6053 God you don’t know what you’re talking about. The notion that the Oriental Orthodox Church “never split” and that Chalcedonian Christianity led to “endless schism” is both historically inaccurate and a gross oversimplification. Let’s be clear: the disagreement over the Council of Chalcedon was primarily theological and not some chaotic breakup. Chalcedon was an essential ecumenical council that clarified Christ’s dual nature as fully divine and fully human-building directly upon the doctrinal foundation of Nicaea and Constantinople, which all branches of Christianity accept. The Oriental Orthodox rejection of Chalcedon wasn’t some morally superior act of unity but a result of misunderstanding theological terminology. And let’s not pretend that Oriental Orthodoxy has been free of internal divisions; just because their schisms were less publicized doesn’t mean they didn’t exist. The Armenian Apostolic Church, for instance, developed distinct practices from the Coptic and Syriac Orthodox due to geographical and political isolation. Additionally, there were non-Chalcedonian groups like the Assyrian Church of the East with completely divergent theologies. If anything, it’s the Eastern Orthodox Church that has preserved a unity in doctrine, sacraments, and liturgy, despite occasional splits caused by political and external pressures. Moreover, both Eastern and Oriental Orthodox have since engaged in ecumenical dialogue, agreeing that they share a similar Christology, albeit expressed differently. This reconciliation makes it clear that Chalcedon itself wasn’t the cause of endless division but rather a historical challenge in articulating Christ’s nature accurately. So, if you’re claiming that Chalcedonian Christianity is to blame for division, perhaps it’s time to reexamine the facts and acknowledge that Eastern Orthodoxy has maintained theological continuity in ways that Oriental Orthodoxy, frankly, has not.
That does not mean the Filioque is not right lol
@@glassesinthetubathome you shouldn't use the Lord's name in vain.
@@glassesinthetubathome I think you completely missed his point.
Seeing the mess of congregations that was the latter half of this video just left me more confused than I would’ve been had I not watched it. But great video.
You should make another Video on what Gnostic-Christianity and Off Branches ( JWs and LDS Beliefs )
Agreed
21:33 Okay, that had me laughing out loud, literally.
lol Zoomer is releasing THE COMIC SANS TRILOGY
U should make a comic sans series explaining IN EVERY DETAIL the story of the Old Testament Protocannon, Deuterocannon, and the New Testament
Is this comment the reason the new name is Comic Sans Movie
God Bless You All Amen ✝️♥️✝️♥️✝️♥️✝️
Sarah's face at 3:14 😂
22:44 OMG You actually mentioned Hus? I'm super happy bc I'm czech
"Maintenant le monde ne peut pas travailler ensemble" Nice french accent :D
Super video
When will you proclaim the Southern Baptist Church of Arkansas to be the One True Church?
Thanks for the recap!
I haven't really learned about Church History, so this is helpful. Thank you for sharing!
Great summary
"Story of the Bible AND Christianity I guess"
- Skips over most of the Bible and spends half the video explaining Calvinism and divisions of sects
Please consider making videos for young men looking to settle down / get married. I heard you were an actuary, would love to hear how that’s going. God bless your new family
The second half of the video is about Presbyterianism not Christianity per se
May the lord Jesus bless you ❤❤❤.
Even though this video is lazy it’s incredibly informative and is perfect to quickly learn.
I really love your videos. I’m a non denominational evangelical christian and was a Jehovah’s Witness for 30 years. Your doing a great job but we definitely will never agree on evolution 😂
Evolution is real.
I did not know such an epic video existed on TH-cam… 🤩
Don’t get too excited it’s just 3 old videos spliced together in slightly creative ways
nooooooooooooooooooo😭😭😭😭😭
I CANT WAIT AHHHH I WANT IT NOWW😂😂😂😂
@@redeemedzoomer6053 I will forever be thankful to god that redeemed Zoomer made the video on the history of the Bible God used it in my life to bring me closer to him. It was all the work of God but thanks redeemed Zoomer and I pray that God will continue to use you.
It wasn’t for a long time
Knox was right about women leaders, we should’ve listened to him
Yo, Redeemed Zoomer, would you please mind making a video having to do with the French Protestant Huguenots and the Edict of Nantes in 1685? It’s truly fascinating how they were even able to worship God before the Edict was revoked. The Huguenots sailed on ships to America, South Africa, Australia, and made it to Germany, Switzerland and even Russia! Huguenot is actually where the word “refugee” originated from! I’m a descendant of these folks and you’re a great storyteller haha. Keep the vids coming my guy
Fr Night of Saint Bartholomew was horrible ☠️
@@davipaes8793was literally gonna comment this. So many ppl ought to know about St Bartholomew’s Day massacre. Truly horrific the persecution they endured.
@@Vintisha7 I agree with both of you. It has been put under a black list Catholics definitely don’t want us to remember, and since they have the most money, they make the “history”. A light needs to be shed and if Zoomer won’t then I’ll get a PowerPoint going and make my own horribly edited video hahaha
@@PillageMontage yup! That and the awful persecution of the Dutch Reformers under Phillip the second of Spain. I’d love to see a video on that. And on William of Orange! I am a Dutch Reformed Christian (or out of that tradition at least) and let’s just say there is a history there that many ppl wud like to forget.
@@PillageMontage please do that wud be epic! I’m not sure RZ will do this video - it doesn’t exactly paint the Catholic Church in a good light. Still it’s the truth. Still wild that the Pope celebrated the massacre by commemorating it with a coin. So sick
Very good video.
Wow Zoomer you’ve had like 4 videos in the past 2 days
He fell off. Edit, I thought you said four likes in three days
The upload schedule is going crazy
Great work brother
Comic sans is Gods favorite font
It would be cool if bill wurtz did some piano background to this :)
How 1+1+1=1
Edit: I should've made this clear, that this is a joke, because this is 3 videos in 1, like the Trinity (That's Partialism, Patrick!)
How 1*1*1=1
@@tony3
Rather than changing the arithmetic operation to multiplication, it might be better to approach from the angle of counting by division vs counting by identity, since it isn’t the Father times the Son times the Holy Spirit equals the Triune God. Plus 1^n is always 1
How is ∞ + ∞ + ∞ = ∞ ?
Zoomer, I read somewhere that your birthday is December 17. Is this true? Because if it is, that would mean your birthday is exactly one month after mine.
Redeemed zooner question do Presbyterians practice confirmation?
yes, but not as a sacrament
2:55 that map is certainly something lol
We are missing watchers and nephilem!!!! Make an addendum! Love your vids!
BILLS ARE IN 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
I can just imagine Jesus up there doing the face palm 🤦..
You should do a theology before creation with the fall of angels and all video
Couple fact checks: the Bible doesn't say there were 3 wise men. And Paul didn't change his name.
RZ, did you watch the recent conversation between Gospel Simplicity and Dr. Barnabas Aspray? Well worth your time, I would say.
I could’ve sworn I’ve seen this video before
Hey zoomer big fan here ! Maybe next time give some credit to Bill Wurtz!
He has. I think it was in a Kingdom Craft episode where he explained how he found his style, and also mentioned Bill Wurz as his inspiration.
@m.f.5739 That's not exactly 'crediting' the source, I don't see Wurtz mentioned anywhere in this video
You should have included every Bible book explained, that would have made this vid legendary 😢
i think he did
This one is story of the Bible (which I like more) and the other is every Bible book explained (which is still good). He only included the first.
What was the Tree of Knowledge? Why was it deadly? Was the ban temporary? Like waiting for drinking alcohol or having sex or driving a car until one is mature enough? If so, did God allow us to eat from the Tree of Knowledge at a later time? If so, does the Tree of Knowledge reappear later in the Bible? Paul says (Romans 7): "I would not have known what sin was had it not been for the law." Does that mean that the Law of God is the Tree of Knowledge?
What was the Tree of Knowledge? The tree of spiritual death. Just like how left doesn't exist if right doesn't exist. It had to exist because the Tree of Life existed.
Why was it deadly? Because it causes spiritual death, which is the opposite effect of the Tree of Life.
Was the ban temporary? It wasn't a ban. It was a logical existential result. Adam and Eve started completely spiritually pure...hence why they could dwell in the same place as God (aka Garden of Eden) They used their free will to sin (aka miss the mark when it comes to trusting God), which made them spiritually impure so they couldn't dwell in the same place as God anymore.
Did God allow us to eat from the Tree of Knowledge at a later time / does the Tree of Knowledge reappear later in the Bible? The Tree of Knowledge no longer exists. It only had to exist when the Tree of Life existed in the natural realm way back then (e.g. in Garden of Eden). There's a duality design nature of the natural realm. Recommend looking into Taoism for more info.
Paul says (Romans 7): "I would not have known what sin was had it not been for the law." Does that mean that the Law of God is the Tree of Knowledge? They are two different things. In that part of that letter to the Romans, Paul is sharing how God's Law provides value in understanding what sin is. As mentioned before, the Tree of Knowledge only existed way back then because it had to, and caused spiritual death.
Hope that helps.
Abraham did not sin by telling the king that Sarah was his sister, she actually was his half sister...
Hello! I once had an idea of how the Trinity works. I am looking for help figuring out if it is a heresy. Once I was studying Ancient Egyptian beliefs and I learned that the in ancient times the soul was never thought of as one whole thing like it is now. In Ancient Egypt they thought the soul was made of two parts. The Ba and the Ka. So, my idea was that God’s soul was made of three parts: The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. I don’t think it is not a heresy; but I want to know for sure. I don’t think it does commit the heresy of tri-theism. But I don’t know about modalism. Like when Jesus roamed the earth I can’t explain it with that understanding of the Trinity. Is it a heresy?
It's always great to explore other belief systems!
God is a completely united, but distinct 3-in-1 divine being. Humans start as a 3-in-1 being with a physical body in natural realm, spiritual body in spiritual realm, and soul that's a bridge between the natural and spiritual realm. Only humans have souls. God, angels and animals do not have souls, but do have spiritual bodies. God uniquely has a divine nature because God is a divine being.
In the current heavens/earth, God the Father and Jesus currently dwell in the 3rd heaven (only a spiritual realm, outside of the rest where the spiritual realm and natural realm are woven together), and the Holy Spirit dwells everywhere.
Comparing it to that ancient Egyptian belief. The ka is similar to the human's spiritual body, while the ba is similar to the human's soul.
@@mlwilliams4407 Thank you! I was a little nervous that I would get chewed out for asking what I did. 😅 Thank you being polite. I am not a Christian I am a believer of Hermeticism; but I love studying different theologies.
@@MacJack111 Haha...no worries, and thank you! Wish more people would explore their current unknown and challenge their current known instead of primarily defending their current known. Hermeticism is similar to Buddhism and has many wonderful, profound and timeless teachings. Hermes Trismegistus and Siddhartha Gautama were both extremely important and influential beings whose existence was critical prior to Jesus's arrival on Earth to bring it all together. Not many humans are aware, but true Christianity is the complete, eternal unifying God made / human discovered Way of Life that includes science, arts, Bible, Taoism, Buddhism, Hermeticism, and more!
Hope that didn't come off too preachy. Just sharing truths I've been blessed to receive, appreciate and attempt to share to unite with my fellow beings on Earth.
@@mlwilliams4407 Don’t worry it didn’t come off to preachy. I am so glad to find someone who knows about Hermeticism😁. I have read The Kybalion twice and I found my religion. I am currently trying to read The Corpus Hermeticum. It is very complex but I know I will understand it. I have no interest in converting, preaching, or debating anyone. If someone resonates with Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, or any other belief system that is not a problem. Every religion leads to the divine in some way or another. It took me a couple of years to find my beliefs. I was a Christian, but now I am an occultist. I study Hermeticism and practice Ceremonial Magick. Sorry about the long comment 😅 I am so excited to find someone who knows about Hermeticism.
Hey! I noticed something about this at 7:00, this pattern looks similar to what happens in my walk with God, I ask him to help me with a problem, the problem is fixed and I have peace but then get distracted and start to feel bad and far seay from him again, then I come back to him ... I don't like this
Well done.
Stunning work, such expertise; definitely favoriting this. There's so much to take in though that even after my own religious education I still can't decide which denomination is right for me. I was raised southern Episcopalian. I really believe in the power of Catholic rituals, but I don't necessarily believe in the authority of man-made institutions or the infallibility of clergy. I love the nerdy--scholarly approach and theological discourse, but I would prefer a more conservative, scripturally strict based practice. Lastly, I don't believe in pre-destination because it seems in conflict with free-will to me too. Can someone help a brother in Christ?
10:50 in the Bible it doesn't say how many wise men there were. I think the catholics invented this number
Hmmm it seems like I agree with covenant theology, new covenant theology and dispensationalism.
Is Mary stupid? If someone appears and tells you you’re going to have a baby, the obvious implication is if you’re a virgin now you won’t be anymore, so why would she ask such a stupid question?
Stupid could be profane.
Please make a video about the Maronite Church.
2:55 ‘Empire of Ohio’ lol
We throwing tantrums over Luce with this one.
Let's watch how Protestants explain the relationship between the Bible and the Church.
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The firmament separating the waters above and below are not clouds bro
I love this video
A church is not a building !
A church is the body of Christ, which is the people who expected Jesus as the .messiah.
When I was an Anglican, we weren’t allowed to portray the pilgrims in our school’s Thanksgiving festivities because the puritans were reformed. While I now know that some Anglicans are reformed, it should be noted that they are a very small minority. Every parish I was ever a part of rejected Calvinism wholesale.
I'm considering Anglicanism or methodism deciding where in between.
And I'm a Calvinist lol
@ I’m not certain, but I think Calvinism is the antithesis to Methodism. You can probably find a home in a low-church Anglican parish - if you can find one. I’m in the Deep South and a Calvinistic Anglican parish is almost unheard of. Not sure of other regions. I’d urge you to rethink Calvinism, but who am I?
@@cassidyanderson3722 every Methodist in Wales is a Calvinist and George Whitefield the co founder of methodism was and is a Calvinist
@ I did not know that. Not sure if you find that same dichotomy in America. Thanks.
@@cassidyanderson3722 I love reading Methodist and Anglican books both Arminian and Calvinist.
These two British denominations are what I understand the most as a American.
ok but the french was not bad! bien parlé :)
Redeem Zoomer: THE MOVIE
Im not a Christian but i like watching this stuff cuz it's soothing but your profile description isn't inviting at all. Sounds full of hate and judgement
What about Azusa street and Pentecostal?
Ecclesiastical History Summarised: The Movie
Why was it renamed Comic Sans Movie
Why was Moses punished so much? I mean, I only know his history by a couple movies, but to me it looks like he should be the Messiah but then he was left behind
Where do the Mennonites fit into the church history? I'm not sure whether I missed them or they didn't play a part here. Can someone fill in the gaps for me?
They were anabaptists who followed the teachings of Menno Simons. Apart of the Radical Reformation compared to the Ministerial Reformation
For Christ’s Crown & Covenant