Great interview with Dan the Data Dude... If you ever happen to make enother episode with Dan, here would be some questions I would love him to answer: 1. Is there biblical support for Jesus being the only one being a hight priest after the order of Melchizedek? 2. And with that, how much speaks against Jesus actually being Melchizedek? 3. What do scholars think Psalms 110 is talking about, if not about Jesus as many claim 4. Is the argument true that when God spoke face to face with Moses, that it was not God the Father, but that when we read in John that noone has ever seen God, it does talk about the Father? Had more questions, but forgot them for now :) Keep it rolling @mcclellan
What an interesting and charming channel you've got here! - Algorithm Almighty sent me here (obviously, because I am an old maklelan-subscriber), and I immediately subscribed to you, too - mainly, because I spontaneously fell in love with your pronounciation of the Hebrew names, exactly matching mine 😅... I use to have the same troubles to identify the guys and gals (and locations....!) of the pentateuch, when I meet them in their US-disguises (English being my second language; Greetings from Austria/Europe!)
1:20:00 it's also an American thing. I'm pretty sure the traveling Vietnam Veteran Memorial counts as a divine image. (I'm not saying that in a snide way.)
Is the biblical tribe of Asher related to the nation of Assyria? It always seemed implausible to be that they were unrelated but I've never seen anything to give a good answer on this
frankly, is there any ancient farming society that would not have adopted the 10 commandments? It is so typical for a certain type of society. And then, there is a lot that is also universal in the decalogue, so no reasosn to claim uniqueness. SArgon the great also had rules, and Hammourabi, and they came first. It is time Abrahamics stopped feeling so special.
Show me the 12th century artist who could paint an image that is 3D under Xrays. Meanwhile, in real life, the Shroud has recently been dated to the time of Christ by science.
@@anthonyhulse1248Sources for your claim? Please cite the peer reviewed science journals that support your claim. No one is interested in your evangelical apologetic sources.
@@real.evidence this is not Evangelical apologetic but science go and invite Barri shourtiz who was the first photograph who was with team of Shroud you will be shame of yourself
@@Selena_From_GAa lot came from the Netherlands and that nation had fought a war to free itself from the remnants of the Holy Roman Empire which at that late stage of its life was ruled from very Catholic Spain.
Great interview with Dan the Data Dude...
If you ever happen to make enother episode with Dan, here would be some questions I would love him to answer:
1. Is there biblical support for Jesus being the only one being a hight priest after the order of Melchizedek?
2. And with that, how much speaks against Jesus actually being Melchizedek?
3. What do scholars think Psalms 110 is talking about, if not about Jesus as many claim
4. Is the argument true that when God spoke face to face with Moses, that it was not God the Father, but that when we read in John that noone has ever seen God, it does talk about the Father?
Had more questions, but forgot them for now :)
Keep it rolling
@mcclellan
@@SimonDaumMusic we actually had some questions about Malkhedzedek but didn't get to them. Hopefully Dr Dan will join us again soon!
Btw, lovely music, Simon!
@@authormichellefranklin Thanks a lot :)
refreshing to look at things honestly without tinted glasses
What an interesting and charming channel you've got here! - Algorithm Almighty sent me here (obviously, because I am an old maklelan-subscriber), and I immediately subscribed to you, too - mainly, because I spontaneously fell in love with your pronounciation of the Hebrew names, exactly matching mine 😅... I use to have the same troubles to identify the guys and gals (and locations....!) of the pentateuch, when I meet them in their US-disguises (English being my second language; Greetings from Austria/Europe!)
Dr. Dan was a good sport and helped me with the English names 😅 Thanks for joining, and hope you enjoy the rest of the interviews!
Thank you for a very good discussion.
This is a super interesting interview/talk. Thank you so much for the video!
Extremely enjoyable discussion
Very cool interview.
Dr Dan's a cool guy
Great interview. Super informative.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you both. Very informative as well as fun to listen.
Thanks for listening!
"Dude, Where's My Ark?" 🌲😤🌲
1:20:00 it's also an American thing. I'm pretty sure the traveling Vietnam Veteran Memorial counts as a divine image. (I'm not saying that in a snide way.)
Dan, you are our modern day Maimonide 🖤✨
I would personally like to see a modern day Diogenes do live streams
George Lucas 'it's like poetry, it rhymes '
Great job everybody. Maybe we can help each other out and cross-pollinate with our stuff. God bless.
Is the biblical tribe of Asher related to the nation of Assyria? It always seemed implausible to be that they were unrelated but I've never seen anything to give a good answer on this
@@christianmalone3495 It might be a derivative of Ashera, but there is no scholarly consensus.
Why is David called a man after Gods own heart?
@@ALLrWorthy I think that's a question for @maklelan
@@ALLrWorthy I think most of the answer comes from who's royal household is writing the histories
Because David took his responsibility toward YHWH seriously.
Not recommending Trump's Bible. Oh, what a surprise! Knock me down with a feather!
I’m reminded of Shannon Q
Wow she mentioned the game El Shaddai. I looooooove that game!
Such a great one! Still have my PS3 copy! Shin Megami Tensei also has a lot of Enoch lore.
@@authormichellefranklin don't get rid of it. I've been trying to get it back and the prices are over the roof.
@@vikingdemonpr The new remastered version is out!
Max derrat recently talked about El Shaddei and how interesting it is. Looking forward to trying it out
frankly, is there any ancient farming society that would not have adopted the 10 commandments? It is so typical for a certain type of society. And then, there is a lot that is also universal in the decalogue, so no reasosn to claim uniqueness. SArgon the great also had rules, and Hammourabi, and they came first. It is time Abrahamics stopped feeling so special.
Show the artist testimonies about the shroud
@@Assyrianking507 You mean the ones from the Duke of Troyes?
Show me the 12th century artist who could paint an image that is 3D under Xrays.
Meanwhile, in real life, the Shroud has recently been dated to the time of Christ by science.
@@anthonyhulse1248Sources for your claim? Please cite the peer reviewed science journals that support your claim. No one is interested in your evangelical apologetic sources.
@@real.evidence this is not Evangelical apologetic but science go and invite Barri shourtiz who was the first photograph who was with team of Shroud you will be shame of yourself
I heard the same thing. It's about 2000 years old. It's been in the news this past week or two.
YahWeh = The WORST real estate agent ever
Ahhh! The Ark was just the stash box for the HIGH priests! It all make sense now. And Adonai said: "Thou shalt put your weed in there"
The Founders didn’t think Catholicism was a Christian faith. “Catholicism is a religion so unlike our own,” Chief Justice John Jay said.
That’s because they were mostly Freemasons. Freemasonry is not compatible with Catholicism.
Of course they didn’t. They were mostly descended from England where Catholics had long been persecuted and the Anglican Church was founded.
@@Selena_From_GAa lot came from the Netherlands and that nation had fought a war to free itself from the remnants of the Holy Roman Empire which at that late stage of its life was ruled from very Catholic Spain.