I found this fascinating. It is wonderful to truly learn something new. The voice sounded like a computer which was a tad distracting but the explanations were valuable. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Some sort of computer glitch we don't know how to fix.
Not only not only keeping the sabbath of the land,but also idolatry. They were to sow the land for six years,but in the seventh yesrs,the land was given a rest.
Pretty close! But the exile DOES seem to have started in 607 BCE, not 605. 1: the 605 date seems to be primarily fixed because Nebuchadnezzar did not actually take the throne until 605, therefore people presume that was the earliest he could have been taking cities. Indeed Nebopalassar was sitting king in 607, and Babylonian records confirm he was on a war campaign prior to his father's death. It was the news of his father's death that brought him back home (with captives) in 605. This actually resolves a proposed contradiction between Daniel 1 and 2. Daniel 1 says Daniel was to be given 3 years of education prior to qualifying to serve the king. Yet Daniel 2 shows him serving the king during Nebuchadnezzar's 2nd year. Nebuchadnezzar has taken Daniel in his first year (605), then in his second year (604) Daniel would still be at the beginning of his Babylonian education. However, if Daniel were taken in 607 (when Nebuchadnezzar's father were still reigning), then Daniel's 3 year education would match up with Nebuchadnezzar's 2nd year just fine. 3: Also, note, Daniel 1 starts off "in the 3rd year of Jehoiakim." Josiah died when he intercepted Pharoh Neco, and fell in the battle of Megiddo early in 609 BCE. His son Jehoahaz was put on the throne for only a few months, and then Jehoiakim took over... His first year still being in 609 BCE, 3 months after his father's death. That makes Jehoakim's 2nd year 608 BCE and his 3rd year 607 BCE. So, 70 years from when Daniel was taken to when Daniel saw that the 70 years had expired, 607-537. The only challenge is the first two sieges (in 607 and 598 BCE) weren't a complete destruction. Life went on in Israel (see the book of Ezekiel, even the King Jehoiachin was captive, yet rather than the priests calling for repentance and submission to God, the Levites were committing idolatry in the temple. The temple and city weren't completely destroyed until the 11th year of Zedekiah. So, some could point out that the city was still populated and we can presume farming was still going on even for the first 20 years of the exile. Now, when the people returned in 537, the temple wasn't completed the same year. It wouldn't be until about 517 when that would happen (conveniently 70 years after the Temple's destruction), but the 70 years that the temple was pulled down (587-517) lags 20 years behind the 70 years of captivity (607-537).
❤ Wonderful explanation. The law of the God is pure as silver that purified seven times .What happened to Israelites then may happen to any faithful today l. Let us obey the commandment, the precepts , the ordinances , the law, the and degrees of God with fear and tremblings. -Amen.
Great explanation of 70 years....but thank God it is NOT the end.... Our God restores HIS people after discipline and protects the SEED. Is it the Ramnent Theology?
@@eclipseeventsigns when God speaks,He speaks ex catherdra. When He said to the Israelites that they will be taken into captivity by the Babylonians for seventy years. Jeremiah 25:10-14 Read Jeremiah 29:9-13; Daniel 9:2 . In Daniel 9:24-27 is a time prophecy, proceeding from Daniel 8:15-26
@@eclipseeventsigns the Word of God stands as is. It says that they will be taken into captivity. And it shall come to pass,when seventy years are accomplished,that I will punish the king of Babylon,and that nation,saith the LORD,for their iniquity,and the land of the Chaldeans,and will make it perpetual desolations. Jeremiah 25:12. The word captivity does appear In Daniel 9:24-27 is a time prophecy. 70 x 7 = 590. The decree was given by King Artexerxes of the Medo Persian empire to rebuild Jerusalem. Ezra 7:11-28. Then came Peter to him,and said,Lord,how oft shall my brother sin against me,and I forgive him? till seven times. Jesus saith unto him, I say unto thee,Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Matthew 18:22
yes this clear from 2Chron 36:21&Ezek4 70Sabbath(7Yr/Sabbath+1YrJubileeRest/7Sabbath)=490+10=500Yrs && Ezek say land unfaithful 40&390 years plus the 70 punishments is 430+70=500 years this started when Solomon ended follow the Lord until the Jews returned and began keeping the sabbaths to forsake buying selling on sabbaths as Nehemiah said
My question is, While they was in captivity , they could not celebrate Passover. They would be cut off from God. Numbers 9:13- But if anyone who is ceremonially clean and not on a journey fails to celebrate the Passover, they must be cut off from their people for not presenting the LORD's offering at the appointed time. They will bear the consequences of their sin.
Just maybe they got their butts whooped because they didn't belong there in the first place, everyone around them is still Furious to this day. God only knows what happened back then "pun intended"
Just a tribal myth, My God is bigger and stronger than your God. The Babylonian God was better than the Israel;i God and the Persian god was better than the Babylonian God and of course then came the Greeks.
yes this clear from 2Chron 36:21&Ezek4 70Sabbath(7Yr/Sabbath+1YrJubileeRest/7Sabbath)=490+10=500Yrs && Ezek say land unfaithful 40&390 years plus the 70 punishments is 430+70=500 years this started when Solomon ended follow the Lord until the Jews returned and began keeping the sabbaths to forsake buying selling on sabbaths as Nehemiah said
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such a great explanation about the history and time of the exile. blessings!
I found this fascinating. It is wonderful to truly learn something new. The voice sounded like a computer which was a tad distracting but the explanations were valuable. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Some sort of computer glitch we don't know how to fix.
Glad it was helpful!
Why the mechanical voice it's so hard to pay attention to
It gives me a good understanding. Thank you
Spot on video
Much grateful for this message
Not only not only keeping the sabbath of the land,but also idolatry. They were to sow the land for six years,but in the seventh yesrs,the land was given a rest.
Thank you for the information...shalom
Great explanation
Hey! The Speak and Spell guy finally got some more work! Congrats, Bro.
Very useful information indeed thank you sir.
Pretty close! But the exile DOES seem to have started in 607 BCE, not 605.
1: the 605 date seems to be primarily fixed because Nebuchadnezzar did not actually take the throne until 605, therefore people presume that was the earliest he could have been taking cities. Indeed Nebopalassar was sitting king in 607, and Babylonian records confirm he was on a war campaign prior to his father's death. It was the news of his father's death that brought him back home (with captives) in 605. This actually resolves a proposed contradiction between Daniel 1 and 2. Daniel 1 says Daniel was to be given 3 years of education prior to qualifying to serve the king. Yet Daniel 2 shows him serving the king during Nebuchadnezzar's 2nd year. Nebuchadnezzar has taken Daniel in his first year (605), then in his second year (604) Daniel would still be at the beginning of his Babylonian education. However, if Daniel were taken in 607 (when Nebuchadnezzar's father were still reigning), then Daniel's 3 year education would match up with Nebuchadnezzar's 2nd year just fine.
3: Also, note, Daniel 1 starts off "in the 3rd year of Jehoiakim."
Josiah died when he intercepted Pharoh Neco, and fell in the battle of Megiddo early in 609 BCE. His son Jehoahaz was put on the throne for only a few months, and then Jehoiakim took over... His first year still being in 609 BCE, 3 months after his father's death.
That makes Jehoakim's 2nd year 608 BCE and his 3rd year 607 BCE.
So, 70 years from when Daniel was taken to when Daniel saw that the 70 years had expired, 607-537.
The only challenge is the first two sieges (in 607 and 598 BCE) weren't a complete destruction. Life went on in Israel (see the book of Ezekiel, even the King Jehoiachin was captive, yet rather than the priests calling for repentance and submission to God, the Levites were committing idolatry in the temple. The temple and city weren't completely destroyed until the 11th year of Zedekiah. So, some could point out that the city was still populated and we can presume farming was still going on even for the first 20 years of the exile.
Now, when the people returned in 537, the temple wasn't completed the same year. It wouldn't be until about 517 when that would happen (conveniently 70 years after the Temple's destruction), but the 70 years that the temple was pulled down (587-517) lags 20 years behind the 70 years of captivity (607-537).
Wow thank you for this video
❤ Wonderful explanation.
The law of the God is pure as silver that purified seven times .What happened to Israelites then may happen to any faithful today l.
Let us obey the commandment, the precepts , the ordinances , the law, the and degrees of God with fear and tremblings.
-Amen.
Great explanation of 70 years....but thank God it is NOT the end.... Our God restores HIS people after discipline and protects the SEED. Is it the Ramnent Theology?
Thank you very much.
Wow learning something from babylonia in captivity❤❤❤❤❤
I cant understand how a community with this much pain can do the same atrocities to other community.
They are the people ezekiel talked about. They are the dry bones brought back to life but they still have hearts of stone
They are defending themselves from the people that want to annihilate them, because the evil forces want to destroy God's people.
😄mantap heleluya yesus kristus Amen
How does the yr starts in fall when the yr starts in the spring
They weren’t in exile for 70 years. The 70 years are a period of Babylonian dominance as a world power from 609 BCE- 539 BCE
They were in captivity! God warned them this would happen if they didn’t stop their abominations!
After all everything is sabbath 😮😮😮
and here we are again.
Exodus ; One shared Vision
For Mankind.
Let My People Go
This is a story about
everyone now.
Sounds just like my pastor.
The exile was NOT 70 years long. The Bible does not say this.
The Bible says so, you're only questioning the Word of God.
@@hopenavajo1391 No it does NOT. Read it carefully
@@eclipseeventsigns when God speaks,He speaks ex catherdra. When He said to the Israelites that they will be taken into captivity by the Babylonians for seventy years. Jeremiah 25:10-14
Read Jeremiah 29:9-13; Daniel 9:2 . In Daniel 9:24-27 is a time prophecy, proceeding from Daniel 8:15-26
@@hopenavajo1391 It does NOT say they will be in exile for 70 years. READ IT.
@@eclipseeventsigns the Word of God stands as is. It says that they will be taken into captivity.
And it shall come to pass,when seventy years are accomplished,that I will punish the king of Babylon,and that nation,saith the LORD,for their iniquity,and the land of the Chaldeans,and will make it perpetual desolations. Jeremiah 25:12. The word captivity does appear
In Daniel 9:24-27 is a time prophecy. 70 x 7 = 590. The decree was given by King Artexerxes of the Medo Persian empire to rebuild Jerusalem. Ezra 7:11-28.
Then came Peter to him,and said,Lord,how oft shall my brother sin against me,and I forgive him? till seven times. Jesus saith unto him, I say unto thee,Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Matthew 18:22
yes this clear from 2Chron 36:21&Ezek4
70Sabbath(7Yr/Sabbath+1YrJubileeRest/7Sabbath)=490+10=500Yrs && Ezek say land unfaithful 40&390 years plus the 70 punishments is 430+70=500 years this started when Solomon ended follow the Lord until the Jews returned and began keeping the sabbaths to forsake buying selling on sabbaths as Nehemiah said
My question is, While they was in captivity , they could not celebrate Passover. They would be cut off from God.
Numbers 9:13- But if anyone who is ceremonially clean and not on a journey fails to celebrate the Passover, they must be cut off from their people for not presenting the LORD's offering at the appointed time. They will bear the consequences of their sin.
Not on Journey .... Or may be in captivity
Cutt of meaning Excluded or disqualified for celebrating Passover...
They still celebrated Passover as Daniel says that he took part in the evening oblation.
Grascia! 🎉 which it aint. !
Just maybe they got their butts whooped because they didn't belong there in the first place, everyone around them is still Furious to this day. God only knows what happened back then "pun intended"
430 years not 70 years
Thats how long they were in captivity. However, it wasn't the reason, the reason was unfaithfulness to YAHAVAH.
70 years..
Just a tribal myth, My God is bigger and stronger than your God.
The Babylonian God was better than the Israel;i God and the Persian god was better than the Babylonian God and of course then came the Greeks.
Ridiculous
yes this clear from 2Chron 36:21&Ezek4
70Sabbath(7Yr/Sabbath+1YrJubileeRest/7Sabbath)=490+10=500Yrs && Ezek say land unfaithful 40&390 years plus the 70 punishments is 430+70=500 years this started when Solomon ended follow the Lord until the Jews returned and began keeping the sabbaths to forsake buying selling on sabbaths as Nehemiah said