@@TheIncredibleJourney Did you know that there were two Bethlehems during the time of Jesus which both still exist today? Type out ' 0 c.e. Map; time of Jesus' on Google. You'll find a Map from 4 B.C. to 30 A.D. from The U.S. Library of Congress. Type out "Bethlehem of Galilee" on Google Maps, you'll find Bethlehem north of Jerusalem, west of the southern tip of The Red Sea next to the town of Hajajira & near Nazareth. Not the same Bethlehem that is in Palestine 5 to 8 miles south of Jerusalem passed The West Bank Barrier also known as "The Apartheid Wall." As for Herod Antipas, he was often mentioned as just plain "Herod" in The Bible like 'Mark 6:20." Salome's dance of The Seven Veils that led to the execution of John The Baptist is mentioned in The Bible from Matthew Chapter 14:1:12 to 14:3:12 by Jewish King Herod Antipas, son of Herod The Great & Malthace. Herod The Great (Jewish - worldhistory org) was appointed by Rome to govern both Judea and Galilee, north of Judea. It was either Herod Philip who married Herodias before Herodias married Herod Philip's brother, Herod Antipas, (I believe) ruled Galilee from 4 B.C. to 34 B.C or Philip of Tetrarch. It is mentioned in The Encyclopedia Britannica that Herodias was The Queen of Galilee. However, I believe Herodias, Queen of Galilee, became The Queen of Judea after she married her husband's brother, "King Herod Antipas." Herod Philip was the son of Herod The Great and Mariamne I (Oxford Reference). Philip of Tetrarch was Salome's husband & uncle (Husbands of Salome: NY Times; Salome: Encyclopedia Britannica). Of course, there are editors from The Encyclopedia Britannica who become confused between Herod Philip, Salome's father, with Philip of Tetrarch, Salome's husband and uncle. Philip of Tetrarch was the son of Herod The Great & Cleopatra of Jerusalem who Herod The Great married in 25 B.C.. Herod Antipas had to divorce his first wife, Phasa'el, the daughter of King Aretas IV of Nabatea, in order to marry Herodias, Salome's mother. Pompay from Rome conquered Jerusalem in 63 B.C. during The Siege of Jerusalem who married the daughter of Julius Caesar who ended up fighting against Cleopatra of Egypt. (Not the same person as Cleopatra of Jerusalem who married Herod The Great). Herod The Great (Jewish) ruled Judea and Galilee from 37 B.C. to 4 B.C. (Encyclopedia Britannica). Jesus, according to The Encyclopedia Britannica was born between 6 B.C. to 4 B.C. in Galilee which would have been north of Jerusalem. Not south in Palestine. As mentioned in Mark 6:20, Herod Antipas didn't like John The Baptist, but feared John The Baptist and his followers. However, Jewish King Herod Antipas tolerated John The Baptist until John The Baptist one day told Herod Antipas that his marriage to Herodias was unholy. Later, on Herod Antipas' birthday, Herodias had Salome perform a dance called, 'The Dance of The Seven Veils.' Jewish King Herod Antipas was so pleased with Salome's dance that he granted Salome any wish she so desired, and Herodias persuaded Salome to ask Herod Antipas for The Head of John The Baptist executed on August 28th, 28 c.e. (may have been in the year 29 c.e.). As for Jesus born in Bethlehem of Galilee, there is absolutely no proof that Jesus was Jewish. Jesus was most definitely a Jewish rebel. That is most certain. Also, Shalom meaning “Peace,” in Jewish did not derive from Herod Philip’s daughter/Herod Antipas’s step-daughter, Salome. Shalom meaning ‘Peace” may have derived from another woman named Salome who was a follower of Jesus Christ who watched Jesus’s resurrection. **Mark 15:40-16:8,** Oh...It may be that Philip of Tetrarch (encyclopedias) ruled Galilee, but I believe they may have been mistaken in that Herod Philip, who first married Herodias, may have been the ruler of Galilee from 4 B.C. to 34 A.D.. As for Herod The Great, Jewish, who ruled from 37 B.C. to 4 B.C., he married 10 times. 8 wives are on record. Of course, Hollywood Actress Rita Hayworth acted in the Hollywood Movie, Salome, from 1953. The movie wasn't very accurate. Oh...I'm basically a descendant of Roger Williams, Founder of The First Baptist Church. I think people need to study a bit more. Of course, Ancient Israel fell in 722 B.C. thanks to Assyrians mentioned in The Encyclopedia Britannica. Funny how so many people today don't even know that.
This speaks to the difference between king Saul and king David. Though both men were guilty of terrible sin. Saul was only concerned with what the people thought of him...he was motivated in life by upholding his public image. Whereas conversely, king David was not concerned with his public image...instead, he grieved over how his sin affected his relationship with God. This is how even as a sinful man, he is called a man after God's own heart.
Insulting King David? Prophet David? Father of Suleman? May peace and blessings be upon them. They're Not wrong, Guilty, or wrong dowers. Jewish, Christianity claims is false. Learn of the Prophet and King David from the Islamic view's then compare it with Logic and facts. just wanted to enlighten you.
Great program. Yet a correction. Herodius was not Herod's fiance. But in a adulterous relationship. John called out their sin, and Herodius hated John for it. Please do not wash over pick and choose sins. As Jesus and John did, call truth.
Yes, God is greater, but according to the scriptures, John the Baptist is resting in his grave, awaiting the resurrection. Thank you for your feedback. God bless
What does this verse mean tho Mark 6:14 And king Herod heard of him; (for his name was spread abroad:) and he said, That John the Baptist was risen from the dead, and therefore mighty works do shew forth themselves in him
No worries, brother. It may be difficult to believe from time to time. But when you open your heart and you feel him there with you, your reality changes. Your enemies become loved by you and you are shown many opportunities to help others in ways you'd think was not applicable. It's worth it :-)
@@gffrycole do you believe as the Bible says,that she asked for the head,and it was delivered that very night?...he was imprisoned 80 miles away...and no flying carpets at this time
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I love this programme there should be millions following this thank lord for leading me to this i am so happy to follow incredible journey
Amen Ls Darius :) We are also to have you here in our TH-cam community. :) Stay faithful to Jesus always :) God bless!
@@TheIncredibleJourney Did you know that there were two Bethlehems during the time of Jesus which both still exist today? Type out ' 0 c.e. Map; time of Jesus' on Google. You'll find a Map from 4 B.C. to 30 A.D. from The U.S. Library of Congress. Type out "Bethlehem of Galilee" on Google Maps, you'll find Bethlehem north of Jerusalem, west of the southern tip of The Red Sea next to the town of Hajajira & near Nazareth. Not the same Bethlehem that is in Palestine 5 to 8 miles south of Jerusalem passed The West Bank Barrier also known as "The Apartheid Wall."
As for Herod Antipas, he was often mentioned as just plain "Herod" in The Bible like 'Mark 6:20." Salome's dance of The Seven Veils that led to the execution of John The Baptist is mentioned in The Bible from Matthew Chapter 14:1:12 to 14:3:12 by Jewish King Herod Antipas, son of Herod The Great & Malthace.
Herod The Great (Jewish - worldhistory org) was appointed by Rome to govern both Judea and Galilee, north of Judea. It was either Herod Philip who married Herodias before Herodias married Herod Philip's brother, Herod Antipas, (I believe) ruled Galilee from 4 B.C. to 34 B.C or Philip of Tetrarch. It is mentioned in The Encyclopedia Britannica that Herodias was The Queen of Galilee. However, I believe Herodias, Queen of Galilee, became The Queen of Judea after she married her husband's brother, "King Herod Antipas." Herod Philip was the son of Herod The Great and Mariamne I (Oxford Reference). Philip of Tetrarch was Salome's husband & uncle (Husbands of Salome: NY Times; Salome: Encyclopedia Britannica). Of course, there are editors from The Encyclopedia Britannica who become confused between Herod Philip, Salome's father, with Philip of Tetrarch, Salome's husband and uncle. Philip of Tetrarch was the son of Herod The Great & Cleopatra of Jerusalem who Herod The Great married in 25 B.C.. Herod Antipas had to divorce his first wife, Phasa'el, the daughter of King Aretas IV of Nabatea, in order to marry Herodias, Salome's mother.
Pompay from Rome conquered Jerusalem in 63 B.C. during The Siege of Jerusalem who married the daughter of Julius Caesar who ended up fighting against Cleopatra of Egypt. (Not the same person as Cleopatra of Jerusalem who married Herod The Great). Herod The Great (Jewish) ruled Judea and Galilee from 37 B.C. to 4 B.C. (Encyclopedia Britannica). Jesus, according to The Encyclopedia Britannica was born between 6 B.C. to 4 B.C. in Galilee which would have been north of Jerusalem. Not south in Palestine. As mentioned in Mark 6:20, Herod Antipas didn't like John The Baptist, but feared John The Baptist and his followers. However, Jewish King Herod Antipas tolerated John The Baptist until John The Baptist one day told Herod Antipas that his marriage to Herodias was unholy. Later, on Herod Antipas' birthday, Herodias had Salome perform a dance called, 'The Dance of The Seven Veils.' Jewish King Herod Antipas was so pleased with Salome's dance that he granted Salome any wish she so desired, and Herodias persuaded Salome to ask Herod Antipas for The Head of John The Baptist executed on August 28th, 28 c.e. (may have been in the year 29 c.e.). As for Jesus born in Bethlehem of Galilee, there is absolutely no proof that Jesus was Jewish. Jesus was most definitely a Jewish rebel. That is most certain.
Also, Shalom meaning “Peace,” in Jewish did not derive from Herod Philip’s daughter/Herod Antipas’s step-daughter, Salome. Shalom meaning ‘Peace” may have derived from another woman named Salome who was a follower of Jesus Christ who watched Jesus’s resurrection. **Mark 15:40-16:8,**
Oh...It may be that Philip of Tetrarch (encyclopedias) ruled Galilee, but I believe they may have been mistaken in that Herod Philip, who first married Herodias, may have been the ruler of Galilee from 4 B.C. to 34 A.D.. As for Herod The Great, Jewish, who ruled from 37 B.C. to 4 B.C., he married 10 times. 8 wives are on record.
Of course, Hollywood Actress Rita Hayworth acted in the Hollywood Movie, Salome, from 1953. The movie wasn't very accurate. Oh...I'm basically a descendant of Roger Williams, Founder of The First Baptist Church. I think people need to study a bit more. Of course, Ancient Israel fell in 722 B.C. thanks to Assyrians mentioned in The Encyclopedia Britannica. Funny how so many people today don't even know that.
@@TheIncredibleJourney Jewish King Herod Antipas, son of Herod The Great.
@@TheIncredibleJourney If TH-cam keeps censoring me. I'm going to sue them for every cent they have as a descendant of one of our Founders.
Thank you for that Dave. I always learn something more when I listen to these talks.
Also in Matthew 14 : 8 - 11
This speaks to the difference between king Saul and king David.
Though both men were guilty of terrible sin. Saul was only concerned with what the people thought of him...he was motivated in life by upholding his public image. Whereas conversely, king David was not concerned with his public image...instead, he grieved over how his sin affected his relationship with God. This is how even as a sinful man, he is called a man after God's own heart.
AMEN Mike. Very well said. :) God be with you always.
@@TheIncredibleJourney
Thank you!
God be with you as well!
Insulting King David? Prophet David? Father of Suleman? May peace and blessings be upon them. They're Not wrong, Guilty, or wrong dowers. Jewish, Christianity claims is false. Learn of the Prophet and King David from the Islamic view's then compare it with Logic and facts. just wanted to enlighten you.
@Bart Simpson
So, are you telling me that the Tanakh is all lies?
Thankyou pastor, for the powerful message of John the Baptist.🙏
God tested Herod , and he failed miserably!!
Great program. Yet a correction. Herodius was not Herod's fiance. But in a adulterous relationship.
John called out their sin, and Herodius hated John for it.
Please do not wash over pick and choose sins. As Jesus and John did, call truth.
AMEN MY UNDERSTANDING AND INTERPRETATION OF THIS PASSAGE.
THANK YOU
Amen and Amen 🙏Very powerful massage thanks for sharing
Thank you for dropping by in the comments Martha :) Have a great and blessed day! :)
🙂🙂🙂👍💯Thanks Pastor for sharing this story with me. God bless 😊.....
That’s so sad 😢 I feel for John the Baptist. God is greater and John is now lifted in Heaven.
Yes, God is greater, but according to the scriptures, John the Baptist is resting in his grave, awaiting the resurrection. Thank you for your feedback. God bless
Bro john was the greatest.
God Bless You John RIP Amen
St.John the Baptist help me to grow in faithful and holiness, Graceful. Amen
Didn’t you hear, he is dead. Beheaded
Amen
Lesson, don't promise when you are happy
THIS IS A VERY GO MESIG
What does this verse mean tho
Mark 6:14 And king Herod heard of him; (for his name was spread abroad:) and he said, That John the Baptist was risen from the dead, and therefore mighty works do shew forth themselves in him
They thought John the Baptist resurrected through Jesus as Jesus had started his ministry and his name had become famous
rip yahya was a great man
Why was Saint John struggling so violently with the guards on the way back to prison?
The Bible doesn't say anything about John struggling while he was being imprisoned, it's just being acted out in that way.
The prophet that came while Jesus was in his youth …. He wasn’t Jesus father as god made his creation without a father
John the Babtist is still alive right now in flesh, he’s not dead
Yes I am I love You.
@@Kashh888 are you John the Baptist
Yes he died during the birthdate of Herodes
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Yall are completely and totally skipping over the fact thay John refused to sleep with the woman... that's why he was killed
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She took his head because they stole the knowledge about woman beside God and the son
This might be Lord of the rings as far as I'm concerned it's about as far from the truth and reality.
No worries, brother. It may be difficult to believe from time to time. But when you open your heart and you feel him there with you, your reality changes. Your enemies become loved by you and you are shown many opportunities to help others in ways you'd think was not applicable. It's worth it :-)
@@gffrycole do you believe as the Bible says,that she asked for the head,and it was delivered that very night?...he was imprisoned 80 miles away...and no flying carpets at this time