What a great story. Thanks for sharing this.

@stephenbates9488

Жыл бұрын

It's true.. its not a story mate

Thanks so much for this ❤️

Good stuff, Love your stories on most everything, I lived on the red cliff peninsula, For a few years, I do believe , That the endeavours anchor was it right cliff, Beside the old , Skating rink. Last time I was in queensland many years.Ago now, I think It's gone, Probably in a museum. Gary kent love your stories, Have watched so many of them but probably not enough, You truly are a wise man.😊

Captain James Cook was a professional seaman, navigator and explorer. He lived in a time when these were highly dangerous occupations with scurvy, tuberculosis and plague affecting many sailors who traveled to distant lands. He has never seemed to me to be overly religious, but I have always admired his leadership and humane treatment of the "Indians" as they called the Aboriginals at that time. As an Australian woman with some Aboriginal ancestry, I gave up worshiping male gods a long time ago.

@johnnycash1365

2 жыл бұрын

What about female god's?

@Jules-ix9ih

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnycash1365 Nope, never had any of those either. Thankfully, in today's world I can live my life without the need to worship any gods and hopefully, I won't be burned at the stake.

Thank you for this beautiful Biography of this Man of God James Cook ! Excelent narrative and wonderful panoramic places !

The narrator makes such a huge deal out of Cook's weekly Bible readings, without noting that even the most atheistic captain in the Royal Navy would've done the same under pain of death because the very first article of the Royal Navy's 1749 Articles of War demanded he do so unless he happened to have a real chaplain on board which he did not. By most accounts, he was not a particularly religious man. He was a great seaman and obviously an even greater cartographer, but that's about the best thing that can be said for sure about him with any level of objectivity.

A very good presentation. Thank you

I had the opportunity to visit the painted church in 1978 while in the army stationed at Ford Island having sailed from Virginia on my ship and stayed at Pearl Harbor for 2 yrs transporting troops from Oahu to the big island.The story of Captain Cook was very interested.

P s Can't tell you how your stories have enlightened me to God.❤

@TheIncredibleJourney

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your feedback. We are humbled but grateful that our stories have helped you.

Sir , you have made wonderful informative research. This is helping me to understand the scriptures in a different level

Amazing history. He discovered many islands. Unknown regions in the world. His contributions to history are fundamental to get a knowledge of Geography, History and even Astronomy.

@melaroha8003

4 жыл бұрын

yeah but all the islands were already taken

@peacefulwarrior6285

4 жыл бұрын

Tupaia from Raiatea Tahiti navigated cook all through polynesia but was purposely left out of the whitewashed history books how do you discover a place that has already been discovered, Polynesians had already sailed and populated all of polynesia thousands of years before cook, Polynesians also meet with the natives of south America 3000yrs before Columbus, maori also have the kumara (sweet potato) only native to sth america and we did this by using astrology and science, Polynesians are the nomads of the sea and the greatest seafarers to have ever existed. History is wrong, This is the real history cook and columbus didn't discover anything.

@rimadawson9030

4 жыл бұрын

@@peacefulwarrior6285 well said .

@lyndoncmp5751

4 жыл бұрын

He certainly put them on the world map though.

@tone1241

Жыл бұрын

@@peacefulwarrior6285 thank you. For speaking truth

I like what you said about christianity and heritage. I like it a lot. Thank you sir.

Noone drew maps like cook. noone came close ... he was the master ....

Great video

Great biography. A very true account and all as you say.

More of the accomplishments of Captain James Cook should be made to our school children , he paved the way to a better life for most of us. !

@ketewhiap

4 жыл бұрын

he's a murderer! Along with the rest

@lyndoncmp5751

4 жыл бұрын

He was a great man of knowledge and science.

I keep wandering what James Cook would have sounded like in speech.

Fellow human beings 🌟

Well done. Our people and young people need to know about Christians such as Captain Cook who made a difference in his day and even in our days. Their lives are worth study and many cases emulation. Keep up the good work!

Religion is a strange beast

finally i found this video not only history of james kook but part of christian mitionary too.

Excellent!!!! So many flicks on history are stupid and leave students stupid. This is an excellent report on history.

And I live near "Cook Inlet" in Alaska.

@TheIncredibleJourney

3 жыл бұрын

Wow good to hear that Mary :) have a great day ahead.

Sir may u please help me to do diploma in history

What a shame no mention was made of Cooks earlier life which in itself is a fine story!

Can I get some citations on Cook being a god fearing man?

The Endeavor

How much was he paid to work on the Eagle?

thank you Father for your Son

: Captain Johan Coak DMS DRN DRSBN, November 17th, 1898 ~ February 18th, 1949.

A great navigator and seafarer however exploited but his bosses, the greedy nobility and colonizers

This story seems to follow more the old version of history books written by the british than what has been deemed fact today. I am not saying it is bad, just outdated.

(Transit of mercury.)

Yet they are trashing his name in this modern day just like Christs name. He must be honored.

@1969cmp

4 жыл бұрын

Yep.

How wonderful to have a video that doesn't glorify islam and its apologists. Even though I'm not religious at all, a big well done to you.

Excellent presentation. Thank you, however, though I am a devoted Christian, I express my concern about the way in which you have used this footage to spread the word. Just doesn’t feel pure or right. Comes across as a con-though I realise that you no doubt are only trying to share righteous principles.

Could you please speak in traditional miles & not European Kilometres?

900 Angels And Jesus Christ Protecting King Kalainopuu Kaiamamano And The 100 Native Samoans.

@WilliamKearns5393

4 ай бұрын

R.I.P King Kalainopuu Kaiamamano PMS PNS NPS SJPNS, February 23rd, 1329 - October 14th, 1382. Cause Of Death:(Killed By The 19 Polish Marines)

Was enjoying this until the stuff at the end. Not necessary and not exactly accurate.

Cook was killed by Hawaiian natives because he was not quite as humane as this narrator would have you believe. This story leaves out a lot of the killing of indigenous peoples that was done in the name of Cooks exploitation and domination.

@lyndoncmp5751

4 жыл бұрын

He didn't leave a trail of death and destruction. If natives wanted aggro, they got it. If they didn't then he didn't.

@mahabub1409

4 жыл бұрын

When matter of religion every dectator, killr was peace spreader.

@greauxpete

Жыл бұрын

You act like you were there.. get over yourself

Captain came to South Pacific in 1768 -69 to witness the transit of Venus. He left England with many Portuguese Maps. He didn’t discover too much at all, sorry to burst bubbles here. Do a bit of research, the Portuguese (firstly) and Spanish, French and then Dutch all traversed many of the places that apparently Captain Cook discovered, and hundreds of years prior. I don’t know why people persist with these fanciful tales about Cook. Google the following asking about the discovery of Australia Collingridge, Major, McIntyre, Trickett, Barros, Cristovao Mendonca, Diego Pacheco, Look at a Map Of Portuguese discoveries in South East Asia. Cooks discovery of Australia is a modern day myth. I just suggest you research and read.

Beautiful. Would that the ignorant’social justice warriors’ sat down, shut up, stop howling & ripping down statues & learned about Captain Cook.

TUPAIA.

Excellent historical presentation until the attempted Christian conversion kicked in for the final 7mins.