Your videos are great, with in depth look at the history surrounding the event, such with your video "She who dances". I was wondering if you were thing of doing a series on the saints and apostles of the New Testament
Thank you! And I am actually! Especially some of the lesser known apostles, I'd like to do a life of them. I already did one on Jude and I'm thinking maybe Simon the Zealot next.
One thing I'm starting to look into is that the 11 apostles travels seems be located where their were Jewish communities, which may indicate that they started out gone to "the lost sheep of Israel", Now the lives don't show this per-say, but I do find it interesting that even where Thomas went in India their were Jewish communities.
It's not real, it misleads the Christian people and therefore is heresy. th-cam.com/video/idqPwX1XQOg/w-d-xo.html First story Wendigoon covers is about this. Ultimately he deems the "Gospel of James" as fanfiction.
@@solizwei4458 "It's not real, it misleads the Christian people and therefore is heresy. th-cam.com/video/idqPwX1XQOg/w-d-xo.html First story Wendigoon covers is about this. Ultimately he deems the "Gospel of James" as fanfiction." Wendigoon, though I like his videos, isn't the final word on Christian tradition. Also no one says the Protoevangelium of James is Scripture or that you have to accept everything in it, just that it contains some true tradition, so it's not misleading anyone. In this very video The Tabellion says it is likely a sort of historical fiction which nonetheless contains true historical details even if it's not necessarily perfectly accurate (like the time of the arrival of the Magi). Mary being pledged to be a virgin and Joseph being an older widower chosen to take care of her, and even a midwife being present at the birth of Christ, are not heresy. And none of those details contradict Scripture. Again, just because some historical details are unfamiliar to you doesn't make them wrong, much less heresy. What heresy does it encourage? It affirms both the divinity and humanity of Christ, it affirms the virgin birth. It doesn't deny the Trinity. Where's the heresy?
never heard the full story until this video but it's fascinating how much of it is carried over into iconography, awesome stuff
The visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich have details that agree with a lot of this. Thanks for sharing this document.
Loved this! ❤💙
Thank for you for this wonderful video!
Brilliant reading and video, thank you for this. I look forward to your future efforts.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
Your videos are great, with in depth look at the history surrounding the event, such with your video "She who dances". I was wondering if you were thing of doing a series on the saints and apostles of the New Testament
Thank you!
And I am actually! Especially some of the lesser known apostles, I'd like to do a life of them. I already did one on Jude and I'm thinking maybe Simon the Zealot next.
One thing I'm starting to look into is that the 11 apostles travels seems be located where their were Jewish communities, which may indicate that they started out gone to "the lost sheep of Israel", Now the lives don't show this per-say, but I do find it interesting that even where Thomas went in India their were Jewish communities.
Never heard about this, thanks for the vid!
It’s beautiful to see that the prophecy of Balaam is fulfilled and members of his cult see the fulfillment
I love this, great content. Merry Christmas!
Nice heresy you got here.
Be a shame if it were to be burned.
How are historical details that add context to the biblical narrative "heresy"?
It's not real, it misleads the Christian people and therefore is heresy.
th-cam.com/video/idqPwX1XQOg/w-d-xo.html
First story Wendigoon covers is about this. Ultimately he deems the "Gospel of James" as fanfiction.
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@@solizwei4458 "It's not real, it misleads the Christian people and therefore is heresy.
th-cam.com/video/idqPwX1XQOg/w-d-xo.html
First story Wendigoon covers is about this. Ultimately he deems the "Gospel of James" as fanfiction."
Wendigoon, though I like his videos, isn't the final word on Christian tradition.
Also no one says the Protoevangelium of James is Scripture or that you have to accept everything in it, just that it contains some true tradition, so it's not misleading anyone. In this very video The Tabellion says it is likely a sort of historical fiction which nonetheless contains true historical details even if it's not necessarily perfectly accurate (like the time of the arrival of the Magi).
Mary being pledged to be a virgin and Joseph being an older widower chosen to take care of her, and even a midwife being present at the birth of Christ, are not heresy. And none of those details contradict Scripture. Again, just because some historical details are unfamiliar to you doesn't make them wrong, much less heresy.
What heresy does it encourage? It affirms both the divinity and humanity of Christ, it affirms the virgin birth. It doesn't deny the Trinity. Where's the heresy?