I am a total Bible nerd. I really appreciate these videos and your recommendations are great! Please keep doing these types of videos. I really enjoy them and they are super helpful!
Disciple Dojo, I don’t think you’ll see this but I just want you to know I’ve recently this year has a yearning for Gods word and have always loved the OT. Your channel is the first that I’ve seen that actually gives and develops resources for us to understand! You’ve given so many great recommendations and channels, I cannot thank you enough! Please keep fighting the good fight, Bible literacy is essential to ALL believers! THANK YOUUUUU!!!! 🎉
Thank you. I’m a book nerd, so I love this kind of video! I have also found the following very helpful: Wenham, Gordon. Exploring the Old Testament. Vol. 1, The Pentateuch. London: SPCK, 2003; Kaminsky, Joel S., and Joel N. Lohr. The Torah: A Beginner’s Guide. Oxford: Oneworld, 2011.
Appreciate the video. You revealed your study method as well, which is very helpful. Please make some videos on one volume commentaries and journal articles.
Thank you, JM🌹🌹🌹🌹Great vid. Love to see more. Perhaps Judges, particularly Deborah. Also, it'd be interesting to hear about some of the other women in the OT(Miriam, Ruth, Esther, Ja'el, Bathsheba etc). Thanks for your contribution to the Body of Christ. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much. I recently heard about Old Testament Use of the Old Testament and I can't wait to dig into it. Are there any particular commentary serieses (I think that's a word) that you'd recommend. I think I remember during the Ruth's Chris filmings you recommended the Bible Speaks Today series as well as the ... For Everyone series by N. T. Wright.
Yes, those are both good series that aren't technical, as is the Understanding The Bible series. I usually prefer to buy individual commentaries rather than a whole series, because the quality will vary greatly even with the same series (New Interpreter's Bible is a perfect example of this...some in that series are fantastic; others are dreadfully bad).
@@DiscipleDojo Yeah. When I first looked into commentaries I ignorantly assumed all the books in a series were "the same" but just conveniently authored by different people. Then I found out that a lot of people say the same thing and warn against marrying yourself to one series just because.
Excellent Excellent Excellent. A lot of great information. BTW, I think Dr. Mark Ward is great. I read his book some time ago and subscribe to his channel as well. Great video as always. Many thanks and looking forward to more videos like this one. God bless.
I like the Old Testaments use of the Old Testament, however, I suspect that do the time restraints, you did not mention feature of this book that I found pleasantly surprising: list the verses where the New Testament uses passages from each Old Testament book that the New Testament uses.
Thank you!! I like Franz Delitzsch commentary, Paul Billerbeck commentary, Hengstenberg Christology work, John Gill Commentary and works, John Lightfoot Commentary, Adam Clarke Commentary, Alfred Edeirshem works, Albert Barnes commentary, Catena commentary, and the book of Yashar / Jasher. Most of them were christian hebraists of 1700s - 1800s. I think must of them can be found in Logos and TheWord software.
Yes, they are all in the public domain. However, understanding of things like Hebrew liguistics and ancient Near East literature/archaeology have advanced significantly since then, so while they are good to consult (and I do), there is much more that they were aware of at that time that should be factored in to one's studies.
So as a newly saved person I love it when video creators start by proving their desire for my money. Now I know to search elsewhere for tips on how to better study. Thank you for the lesson.
@@DiscipleDojo No it's not. You immediately let me know your first intention is to make money and God comes next so.....I learned what I needed to. Thank you.
I am a total Bible nerd. I really appreciate these videos and your recommendations are great! Please keep doing these types of videos. I really enjoy them and they are super helpful!
Disciple Dojo, I don’t think you’ll see this but I just want you to know I’ve recently this year has a yearning for Gods word and have always loved the OT. Your channel is the first that I’ve seen that actually gives and develops resources for us to understand! You’ve given so many great recommendations and channels, I cannot thank you enough! Please keep fighting the good fight, Bible literacy is essential to ALL believers! THANK YOUUUUU!!!! 🎉
@@vale_rawrrrx3593 thank you! That's super encouraging!
I really feel like I've found my tribe with this channel. 👍
Thank you. I’m a book nerd, so I love this kind of video! I have also found the following very helpful: Wenham, Gordon. Exploring the Old Testament. Vol. 1, The Pentateuch. London: SPCK, 2003; Kaminsky, Joel S., and Joel N. Lohr. The Torah: A Beginner’s Guide. Oxford: Oneworld, 2011.
Awesome video. I recently found your channel. I love your videos. Keep them coming. Durban, South Africa
please do more like this for each book of the old testament
Appreciate the video. You revealed your study method as well, which is very helpful. Please make some videos on one volume commentaries and journal articles.
Thank you. Can you do a video for the new testement ?
Maybe...but I'm an OT guy primarily, so my NT recommendations would be less in-depth in general.
Yes more of these recommendations, please!!!
Your 'shameless plugs' made me giggle, well done. Thank you for sharing all these resources, I went into my Logos and grabbed several.
Great content! Thanks for titles!😊
Thank you, JM🌹🌹🌹🌹Great vid. Love to see more. Perhaps Judges, particularly Deborah. Also, it'd be interesting to hear about some of the other women in the OT(Miriam, Ruth, Esther, Ja'el, Bathsheba etc). Thanks for your contribution to the Body of Christ. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much. I recently heard about Old Testament Use of the Old Testament and I can't wait to dig into it.
Are there any particular commentary serieses (I think that's a word) that you'd recommend. I think I remember during the Ruth's Chris filmings you recommended the Bible Speaks Today series as well as the ... For Everyone series by N. T. Wright.
Yes, those are both good series that aren't technical, as is the Understanding The Bible series. I usually prefer to buy individual commentaries rather than a whole series, because the quality will vary greatly even with the same series (New Interpreter's Bible is a perfect example of this...some in that series are fantastic; others are dreadfully bad).
@@DiscipleDojo Yeah. When I first looked into commentaries I ignorantly assumed all the books in a series were "the same" but just conveniently authored by different people. Then I found out that a lot of people say the same thing and warn against marrying yourself to one series just because.
The only time I've bought complete sets have been when they have had a big sale on Accordance or Logos (40-75% off whole sets).
Excellent Excellent Excellent. A lot of great information. BTW, I think Dr. Mark Ward is great. I read his book some time ago and subscribe to his channel as well. Great video as always. Many thanks and looking forward to more videos like this one. God bless.
Would just love any resource info you have time for!
I like the Old Testaments use of the Old Testament, however, I suspect that do the time restraints, you did not mention feature of this book that I found pleasantly surprising: list the verses where the New Testament uses passages from each Old Testament book that the New Testament uses.
Love your channel, you have a new subscriber. God bless you!
Welcome to the Dojo! 👊
Thank you!! I like Franz Delitzsch commentary, Paul Billerbeck commentary, Hengstenberg Christology work, John Gill Commentary and works, John Lightfoot Commentary, Adam Clarke Commentary, Alfred Edeirshem works, Albert Barnes commentary, Catena commentary, and the book of Yashar / Jasher.
Most of them were christian hebraists of 1700s - 1800s. I think must of them can be found in Logos and TheWord software.
Yes, they are all in the public domain. However, understanding of things like Hebrew liguistics and ancient Near East literature/archaeology have advanced significantly since then, so while they are good to consult (and I do), there is much more that they were aware of at that time that should be factored in to one's studies.
@@DiscipleDojo Could you give me an example of what you are trying to say please my friend.
Can you recommend a new testament commentary that can go with the Zondervan illustrated you recommended?
They have one for the NT as well. ZIBBCNT. It's dark blue.
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Genesis especially concerning the Nephilim and maybe (fallen angels that possessed men to mate with women ) 👈my opinion
Actually I'd like input on commentaries that cover Genesis 1-11 in particular.
Men of renown are the gods of Mesopotamia. And their derivatives and so on and so on
exegesis
So as a newly saved person I love it when video creators start by proving their desire for my money. Now I know to search elsewhere for tips on how to better study. Thank you for the lesson.
@@Cmusic989 that's a weird takeaway.
@@DiscipleDojo No it's not. You immediately let me know your first intention is to make money and God comes next so.....I learned what I needed to. Thank you.