The fact that women get punished for their spouses crime is simply revolting

@adriannespring8598

4 ай бұрын

SSSSSSSOOOO MUCH THIS!!! So much bullshit they did as spoiled men with no accountability.

@jontaedouglas7244

4 ай бұрын

I mean men wrote these stories 😂

@frisia8190

4 ай бұрын

@jontaedouglas7244 that too but they're definitely inspired by real life

@starlarose2216

4 ай бұрын

That's because a husband and wife are one flesh. That's why husbands and sons need wives and daughters and sisters to smack sense into them.

@DawnShipley1977

4 ай бұрын

​@@jontaedouglas7244 Men didn't write the Bible, God did.

Punishing the man by inflicting pain on his wives who have done nothing and graping them in broad daylight to further humiliate them makes me mad.

@ItsPonyBaby

4 ай бұрын

You call this punishing the MAN?!

@Trilyew-dq6cv

4 ай бұрын

It wasn’t that God would force that to happen. It was that, through David’s actions, it would happen when it didn’t have to happen. If he had left Bathsheba alone then he wouldn’t have had Solomon to overtake his brothers thrown causing the civil war and Absalom to do evil against David’s family

@nataliakastner6268

3 ай бұрын

​@@Trilyew-dq6cv But that's not true. Absalom was so angry at his father David, because he didn't punish Absaloms halfbrother for raping his sister Tamal.

@a.m.308

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@nataliakastner6268The whole thing with Absalom was a punishment for David stealing someone else’s wife (Bathsheba) and “deleting” the husband by putting him in a dangerous position in battle. It’s in 2 Samuel 12:11: “This is what the Lord says: ‘I am bringing trouble against you. This trouble will come from your own family. I will take your wives from you and give them to someone who is very close to you. He will have sexual relations with your wives, and everyone will know it!12 You had sexual relations with Bathsheba in secret, but I will punish you so that all the people of Israel can see it.’” So yes, if David just left Bathsheba alone, then maybe Absalom would have had a better story arc. David had a hand in Absalom’s downfall.

@bonniepinney2884

Ай бұрын

​@@Trilyew-dq6cv44 f fr4😊😊😊😊4

Imagine a grown man (king at that) throwing a tantrum because his wife said no to being humiliated 💀 and then Vashti gets demonized for setting boundaries. It’s still tragic that women are still treated like garbage for not giving into men’s demands, but I’m glad nowadays it’s being called out. Vashti really is a feminist icon and glad I got to learn about her

@taotaostrong

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! Team Vashti over here! ❤👸🏾

@steampunkrose1010

3 ай бұрын

I think in more modern retellings she is shown as simply making a stand because she dis not agree with his constant wars.

@ametrineambrosia4929

3 ай бұрын

​@@steampunkrose1010never heard that.

@daniellakayaga

3 ай бұрын

I'm not particularly feminist but yes it was wrong that they treated her that way, very dehumanising

@steampunkrose1010

3 ай бұрын

@@ametrineambrosia4929 that's how One Night With the King portrayed her

I went to a Catholic college and took a Biblical history class for credit. One of our subjects was the story of Esther. Our professor (who admitted to being a feminist) started a debate about who was the bigger hero: Esther or Vashti. I thought about it for a moment and then proposed that they both were heroes. Just in different ways. My professor (who was a fair woman) asked me to elaborate. I explained that they both were willing to face death (though Esther took three days to gather enough courage to go to her husband). While Vashti was protecting her dignity and self worth, Esther was protecting her people and her own life. Weren’t both aspects important? Why must one woman be heralded as the hero while the other treated as less valuable because she needed to gain courage to face a man who could have her put to death? Courage is being scared but still saddling up, according to John Wayne. It was an interesting discussion. I miss those days.

I always believed Vashti was innocent. She wasn't comfortable to appear practically nude(old Jewish tradition) in front of his crude and drunk men. The King should've been a real man and protected his wife's modesty but no he cared more about stupid drunk fools pressure. Some "strong" King right? I like that Esther argued with Mordecai that she would've done the same as Vashti even when he gave her a rant that disobedience was sin. But she breaks his argument by using examples of honorable people throughout Biblical history. Yes, Esther may have been the obedient, dutiful and driven woman of the old Biblical times but even she rebelled against certain gross traditions towards women. I love her. I respect Vashti too. PS: a lot of the Bible was written by the winners of the time. God never supported rape or innocence being exploited, that was the voice of corrupted men. That's why you must differentiate between the kind words of God and the malicious and bias words of men in the Bible. *Amazing video Lindsey! I always look forward to your videos as I love learning from you. A brilliant creator indeed. Sending love!!*🩷

@KaneshaDi

4 ай бұрын

In reference to the second part of your comment. This is why it is highly suggested to everyone who reads the bible to not take what is written literally as some parts of the bible do sound bias. Especially against women. The bible is meant to be used as guide book to navigate one's own life as there are many passages that do give encouragement regarding faith, hope and dealing with difficult times.

@destinyclark4133

4 ай бұрын

But Vashti was a queen of Persia not Israel, so how would appearing naked be a Jewish tradition?

@lutilda

4 ай бұрын

Completely agree!

@lutilda

4 ай бұрын

​@@destinyclark4133The Jewish people were living in Persia, where she was queen.

@destinyclark4133

4 ай бұрын

@@lutilda Right but that doesn’t change the fact that she was a Persian queen to a Persian king living in a Persian royal court with Persian customs. So it only makes sense that the naked custom (if it was really a thing) would be considered Persian.

Oooh this is promising! When little, I used to have a “Bible for children”, which I read every day, and the stories of Queens or simply powerful and brave women were always amongst my favourite :)

@DarthDread-oh2ne

4 ай бұрын

Hi friend. I was watching A one hour documentary about the boxing world from 1882-1929.

@jamellfoster6029

4 ай бұрын

I read the Kids Bible as well and the stories of strong, intelligent ladies always fascinated me.

@lfgifu296

4 ай бұрын

@@DarthDread-oh2ne Hello! Interesting! You have a wide range of interests :))

@ariadnacastillo336

4 ай бұрын

Queen Esther is my favorite ❤ 👸

@yensid4294

4 ай бұрын

Yep, I remember the Illustrated Children's Bible. Every pediatrician's office had one :)

poor Vashti, she deserved better

@mgold7503

4 ай бұрын

Neither of them deserved to be married to someone like that.

@laurdlivian

4 ай бұрын

@@mgold7503 agreed

@jamellfoster6029

4 ай бұрын

Truly she did. She wasn't a bad person. She just knew she deserved respect as a queen and as a lady period.

@Marzzy01

4 ай бұрын

Agreed she was not wicked no woman should be humiliated like that. As a royal lady this would be an outrage

@jamellfoster6029

4 ай бұрын

@@Marzzy01 So true.

I loved Esther. The way she won the competition to become the man’s wife was sweet and the fact that she interrupted him without consequence was fun

@sunflowersue9003

4 ай бұрын

You know that Esther was her Persian name? Her Hebrew and true name was Hadassa. I don't remember if content creator mentioned that fact

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Hadassah​@@sunflowersue9003

@rebekahv5185

4 ай бұрын

Actually, it's Hadassah.. with an "h" on the end. Yes, that was her Hebrew name. She won the competition because gave her favor in the eyes of the chief harem eunuch & with Artaxerxes. It was because she honored God & His laws, even within the palace. But trust me, she didn't just waltz into the king's court unannounced without a care in the world. No, she knew she could be going to her death. But she went anyways to save her people, the Jews, who'd been targeted by an enemy. She fasted & prayed for three days, and her whole palace & her people with her, before she went before King Artaxerxes. Her famous line, which I love, is "and if I perish, I perish."

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

@rebekahv5185 my niece is named Hadassah ❤️ nicknamed Haddie

@Lampebruder

4 ай бұрын

@@sunflowersue9003 yes I know her Hebrew name. I’m just using her normalized name

Thank you for your inclusion of the Queen of Sheba🫶🏾 many truly don’t believe there were Africans in the Bible 🥰

@Lady0livia

4 ай бұрын

East African queen.

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Isn't that ridiculous?!

@abeswifee8442

4 ай бұрын

Actually the Bible is Black History so all those biblical queens were black as those were those before the ‘Enlightenment.’ 1 Maccabees 3:48“And laid open the book of the law, wherein the heathen had sought to paint the likeness of their images. In others words, the faces in the Bible were painted white. See what Putin said and did. kzread.infoCkVryal1K30?si=9upsyAJ_V4ffkeQW

@faithk.3207

4 ай бұрын

​@@HaniaAmaal you okay ? Hania ?

@honeylacecookie

3 ай бұрын

Many people don't know or won't believe that Egypt is in Africa. They are the ones who have their heads in the sands or are not true Christians

I believe it’s a misconception that Vashti was ordered to appear naked. According to the scriptures she was ordered to come wearing her beautiful crown, and some translations say the king told her to wear her crown and beautiful cloths. But it says nothing about her being forced to appear naked. Anyways, as a Jewish woman I don’t believe Vashti was evil. There’s nothing written about her other than the fact that she refused to be gawked at by a crowd of drunk men. As for anyone who truly committed atrocities against Jews, their wrong doings were always documented in scripture.

@k012957

4 ай бұрын

Another way of looking at it is that Vashti was the actual queen, and Achashverosh was the conqueror, who married her to solidify his kingdom, but, she reminded him that she was actual royalty, and he was just a conqueror. So, he plotted to get rid of her. He trapped her into doing something (not appearing at the drunken feast) where he could justify getting his royal court to condemn her to death. That way, it didn't look like he was killing her, but, just following a court ruling, solidifying his kingdom under him.

@merchantfan

4 ай бұрын

I think she was mostly a target because they couldn't criticize Ahasveros. Though I have seen some interpretations that her family was involved in the looting of Jerusalem which was part of why the Jews weren't fond of her.

@atathesteelcrownedqueen8070

2 ай бұрын

Vashti wasn’t a Jew, the Jews were a subordinate people. Esters real name was hadassa and she was one of several hundred women who were summoned to the palace for the king to choose from.

@hellomrsjacobsen

Ай бұрын

​@@k012957this is a very interesting perspective I've never heard before. It makes much more sense

@hellomrsjacobsen

Ай бұрын

I had never heard the naked interpretation before! I'm not sure where it came from since I haven't read it in any scriptural translation

I like Queen Vashti. She wasn't evil or malicious. She was just a strong, intelligent lady who demanded respect. I don't believe she had leprosy. Vashti was a feminist icon & thus I support her.

@Mgraf06

4 ай бұрын

I always felt bad for Vashti in the story of Purim.

@patrickkelmer6290

4 ай бұрын

Not according to the Midrash, where she deliberately mistreated her jewish servants and forced them to work on the shabbat and holidays.

@Blackcatsaregoodluck11

4 ай бұрын

I love Vashti too! I named my cat after her 🖤🐈‍⬛

@lutilda

4 ай бұрын

I mean, even if she was mean to servants and/or had leprosy no one should be forced to be in front of a crowd naked. I always felt like those accounts about her were just added to make her look worse to add into how "bad" she was for not showing all the men in Persia her boobs. 🤦‍♀️

@jamellfoster6029

4 ай бұрын

@@lutilda Exactly 💯!!!

Vashti's story is interesting because of the evolving perspective of her. Her story was conceived during a time of great misogyny, and for centuries she was viewed as wicked for not obeying her husband. As our culture evolved and opened up more and more opportunities for women, Vashti earned a new interpretation as a woman who, rather than being disobedient, had backbone and demanded respect. It's interesting to see how our perspective on these women has evolved from a rigid, misogynistic one, to a more fair one that examines them as people with their own sense of dignities.

Queen Sheba was East African; she looked like a modern day Somali or Ethiopian woman.

@KaleidoPop4

4 ай бұрын

Ethiopian and Somali women can and are dark skinned as well as light skinned.

@Lady0livia

4 ай бұрын

@@KaleidoPop4 Yup!

@tiffinyhunter5901

4 ай бұрын

Dark skinned and light skinned yes, but not white as Hollywood has portrayed. She may have been a light skinned black woman, but she was a black woman. I think the 'darkest' Ive seen her in Hollywood movies would have been from the 60's and she was olive skinned like somone from a Mediterranean country. Id like to see Hollywood go historically accurate showing these women. Heck even a discovery channel documentary doing so would be so respectful of them!

@Iqrahadid

4 ай бұрын

@@tiffinyhunter5901 She meant 'light-skinned' as in having a light brown complexion, not white skin. Because I'm Somali and we are very diverse. I have full siblings who are very dark-skinned, others with straight wavy hair texture, and some with coarse hair and some with lighter skin. Our DNA is eccentric.

@HaniaAmaal

4 ай бұрын

@@Iqrahadid Yeah, we're very diverse wallahi 😭. I have 10 siblings, and only my mom and 3 of my siblings are light skinned, while the rest are dark skinned. I think Queen Bilqis favored the East African dark skin tone 😍😍

Thank you for this video just as it has been Purim. The scroll of Ester is read every year and it's so nice that you are introducing the story to so many people.

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

I ❤ Esther (my middle name is Esther, named after my great aunt)

Thank you for the Holy Tuesday 2024 upload!

Thank you for covering these women. I have a doctorate in divinity and a masters in spiritual psychology. You did a beautiful job from a novice historical perspective. Thank you again. I am impressed. ♥️

Wow right on time for purim ! 🎉 Love to see your videos and especially ones about my culture, thank you so much !

Here are a few details you missed when recounting Elijah vs. Jezebel's prophets. For the last 3 years, there had been no water or rain in Israel. And when the showdown was happening, Elijah's tribute was soaked in water. The crowds watched Elijah drown his alter with water, the most precious resource. So when it was consumed by fire from heaven: the bull, the wood, the 12 stones representing the 12 tribes, and even the water licked up - that is what convinced them.

Lindsay, her KZread channel and Podcast never disappoint. 😊❤

You manage to pack SO much amazing info into your content. It’s awesome! I always look forward to your content. And you're such an incredible story teller girl! I could hear you talk about milk and still have a great time! Thanks lindsay!

I didn't grow up in a particularly religious household - we went to church every few weeks and did Sunday school, but that's it - but Esther was my favorite book of the Bible when I was a kid. I'd read it over and over again. Still love the story to this day.

😍😍😍 yesss I’ve been wanting you to be a series of the queens of the Bible because I want to know about them outside of the Bible.

When I was a kid I had a big collection of kids’ Bible books and my favorite was the one about Jezebel because the drawings of her “false idols” were so pretty :) Can’t wait to watch and learn about her

I love this video! It's so different from your other videos, and so informative!

Thank you so much for this video! I went to a Christian school from PreK all the way to halfway through Junior High, so much of the Bible is as familiar to me as anything. Esther was always one of my favorite stories and hearing it again brought back so many good memories of admiration for the Biblical Queen. Thank you Lindsey!!

One my favorite biblical bad@$$&$ is Judith. Girl took off a general's head to protect her people.

My Hebrew name is Michal so I’m glad to learn more about her. I knew her life wasn’t that great and David was not the best husband.

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful name!

@NormieNeko

3 ай бұрын

So it's pronounced mee-kale, right? I think I've been mispronouncing it in the past. I'm American. I'm not sure if I've heard it right.

Happy Holy Tuesday! I was so excited seeing this post! Thanks Linsday!!!!

I hope Lindsay Holiday will create a video about life of the Virgin Mary

@thelonghairedsinger7367

4 ай бұрын

Same

@TiemposDePaz

4 ай бұрын

Why? I don’t see the connection to her brand.

@AshudwayAtakDeng-lt4sn

4 ай бұрын

because Mother Mary is the Mother of God since Jesus is God and Jesus loved and honored his mother and she is the queen of Heaven and Earth Revelation 12:1-6 gives us great insight into the honor Christ has given his mother. A sign appears in the heavens! A woman crowned with twelve stars and adorned with the sun. She stands on the moon, about to give birth to a male child. and she one of the most beautiful and greatest woman to ever lived and she gave birth to our savior and she is OUR lady and she is the immaculate conception so why not talk and make a video about Our lady of Sorrows@@TiemposDePaz

@Elteejay

4 ай бұрын

​@@TiemposDePaz She has done many videos on great and/or influential women, so Mary would definitely fit in that category. Not all of her videos have to do with royalty, it's all about history. Regardless of one's religious beliefs, there is evidence that Mary existed.

@johanngambolputty4117

4 ай бұрын

If you’re a Catholic, you believe Mary to be the queen of heaven and earth, which does say more than a little…

Oh! I am absolutely thrilled with this idea. ❤💐

I love it when Lindsey gives us such unexpected topics. Keeps everything fresh 😊

Very Interesting! Thank you for this Lindsay!❤

Ooh! Just saw this posted while I’m getting ready for bed! Super excited to see this!! 🎉

Wow! I have learned I knew nothing really about the queens of the Bible! (Only Esther from Veggie Tales lol 😅) I watched this fully 😮 the whole time. What stories!!! Thank you for this incredible video, Lindsay!!

Happy Holy week. I am so glad you are doing this, I love stories about the Bible and I cannot wait to watch this. Thank you. ❤

Love this! We just celebrated the holiday of Purim, which celebrates the story of Esther! It’s like our version of Halloween!

@reesedonaldson

4 ай бұрын

So interesting! I had never heard of this holiday which is hard to do so thank you.

@ametrineambrosia4929

3 ай бұрын

How? It's completely different.

LOVE ur channel! Especially your emphasis on women in history!

Thank you Lindsay for this.....Happy Easter ❤

Its crazy how much these stories read as straight propoganda as an adult. A foriegn queen dares to worship her deity, and her name becomes synonymous with debauchery and dishonor. I remember learning that Vashti was a proud, disobedient woman. "Queen" Esther was likely just a favored concubine by the sounds of it. Her name wasn't even Esther. King David was a creep and pretty dishonorable guy.

@merchantfan

4 ай бұрын

Well to be fair, worshiping Ba'al did involve sacrificing children. That's why they're handing the baby to the statue in that picture

I’m literally in love with this video

I love this channel especially the holiday videos.. I'm sure this video will be very interesting..💙

first!! such fascinating and amazing content as always!!

Idea for a video: People who started as second or third in line to the throne from birth who fell furthest down the line of succession by their deaths. Example: princess Margaret and princess anne

@tiffinyhunter5901

4 ай бұрын

Pretty sure shes covered this. Try flipping her videos from oldest to newest to find it. Shes covered princess margaret extensively in a few videos under different topics. Ann also

I don't comment often, but I LOVE this video!

What about Herodias, the queen who instigated the beheading of John The Baptist?

@jamellfoster6029

4 ай бұрын

That's who I was looking for. This psycho lady married 2 brothers who both happened to be her uncles.

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Good suggestion!

@desertdaisymarie6951

4 ай бұрын

That's new testament..

@ddthewolf

3 ай бұрын

@@desertdaisymarie6951 was this video intended for only Old Testament women?

Thank you so much, Lindsay. This is a fabulous episode, and I think I’ll have to watch it more than once. So much information and such complicated social activity. This is really the first soap opera!

It's just astounding to me that so many women pay the price for the crimes of men - husbands, husbands fathers, brothers, etc. If the husband commits murder, rape all the women he cherishes in public. WTF? BTW, thank you for your content:)

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Been happening since the beginning of time 😟

You never cease to produce galvanizing subject matter.

All historically brown Queens. Love to see it

I've just discovered your channel. I really love your videos. I love to read but don't always have the time. Your narrative really brings these historical stories to life. Thank you

I have just found your channel ❤ I have severe ADHD. So history always was a bore to me in school. You put them into fantastic categories that I can keep up with. I just love the Disney princesses vs real princesses and just listened to the cursed royal families. Thank you for these awesome history lessons that are easy to follow and interesting 😀 ❤

hey!!! i love your videos, and have been subscribed for a while. i think it will be really nice if you made a series about the life of one individual each like how you used to do with each queen of england. or you would make a video about one queen in china. maybe one queen of the bible with details. they were so much fun! 💕

@neurotic-hobbit

4 ай бұрын

There isn't enough historical evidence to prove any of these woman actually existed so it wouldn't be factual like the ones she's done on the queens of the world. Facts outweigh fiction

Please do a video on Queen Nanny Of The Maroons from Jamaica. She was a brave 16th century Asante Princess who was enslaved and brought to Jamaica where she created her own kingdom, fought the British and sued for peace and got it in the form of a treaty. Thank you! For more details please see her Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanny_of_the_Maroons

Extremely interesting video! I grew up in the church and have only ever heard a very limited history on these important women. Learned a ton, and found Jezebel and Vashti particularly interesting!

Very intersting. I know the basics of Purim since I've been a child, but forgot about the details. I think the Purim Story is perfect for a Disney movie :). A heroine, a king, an evil guy, and Mordechai and Vashti will also find their places. Maybe Vashti was kinda evil or rather frustrated, but it turns out that Esther and Vashti knew each other since childhood and become allies against Haman and later Vashti and Mordechai become a couple. 😂

Great!!❤ Thank you so much!

Queen Sheba is also mentioned in the Quran.

@briannagrace7961

4 ай бұрын

but she’s mentioned there as arab, not as african

@Khadijawifey

4 ай бұрын

@@briannagrace7961 lol you’re ignorant.

@Khadijawifey

4 ай бұрын

@@briannagrace7961 She was a Black woman. The Quran doesn’t say she was Arab.

@HaniaAmaal

4 ай бұрын

@@briannagrace7961she was east African

@itsjustkani7181

3 ай бұрын

@@briannagrace7961no she was mentioned as East African😒

Thank you so much for this video! As a Christian and lover of history, I always enjoy biblical history videos and documents. As always, you did amazing ❤ much love!

Thank you for bringing up Rizpah who I am happily named after,she is known as a blessed mother.

This is so interesting!

Amen I love this! 💜🧘🏾‍♂️✝️🪨🤍

Great video ❤

I'm such a huge fan of yours. I watch all your videos and as a converting Jew I was so thrilled to see you get into Jewish history here :) Thank you!!!

I listen to her podcast otw to work. I love her voice.

Michal's fate seem cruel but her not having children with David waa blessing in disguise

Interesting. I am going to send this to my mom and dad.

I found this video to be interesting. This was one of the few videos where I had a lot of prior knowledge on this subject beforehand. Having grown up in the church since I was 2. Now almost 30 years later. I have read the entire Bible 3 times so far.

FYI, Jews do not refer to Gd as "Yahweh" even though that is how it is spelled when written. They refer to Gd as "Adonai." Other than that, this is an AMAZING video - thanks as always!!!

@melmel4712

4 ай бұрын

Yes, it became a custom or teaching that it was sinful to speak His name Yahweh out loud & then removed YHWH from scripture.

The picture used for David was not even close to a representation of who king David was. The picture used as actually a Greek god, not king David.

@jennifero7189

3 ай бұрын

It’s Michelangelo’s David.

Hi, I'm excited whenever I see your video. But I do have some other things I want to understand so bad. It's about Heraldry & Coat of Arms. Hope you can do a video explaining it

First! Your videos always make My day Lindsay! You're the Queen of narratives! Thanks For this 👸👸👸👸👸❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👸

The women and children who suffered from the mens idiocy... Good those times are judged now.

It's funny; I read a lot of the Bible early on as a kid, so I got to the Vashti part early enough to know the king maybe wasn't the hero. Then I started seeing versions in Sunday School and Veggie Tales where her story was just "she disobeyed the king" and I was like "...No?"

@phantasmicmasque

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, though they could hardly put that the king wanted her to strip naked for a crowd in a kids show. Though when I saw the veggie tales version I still took the queens side cuz no matter the context, they were a married couple and if one doesn’t want to do something they don’t want to do that should be respected. in fact the veggie tales one in my opinion makes the king look ridiculous cuz he wanted her to “make him a sandwich” and they threw her out of the palace for it when she refused! Like both make him look bad, one just a thousand times more appropriate for children.

True Jezebel was strong but she was Pure Evil. Yet ironically through her daughter, Athaliah & Athaliah's son Ahaziah & grandson, Joash, Jezebel is featured in the Lineage of Jesus. For more information read the Gospels of Matthew & Luke.

This video was great! One note though is to cite the non-Biblical sources more clearly (like the Ethiopian epic). I was confused at points because of that. Anyway, great video!

Love how the maps use the historical names, the real names. :)

Oh I can’t wait to watch this! As a Christian the title immediately caught my eye, I’ve never really researched the queens during biblical times

I jump with joy when you upload Lindsay!! The bible?! This is the kind of therapy i didn't know I needed. And as a christian i thank you deeply❤❤❤❤✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

As a history student, this doc taught me LOADS. Thanks! xo toronto, canada

While some of this doesn’t echo my personal believes I find this interesting.

Now this is a pleasant surprise

@Limegreenedragon

4 ай бұрын

It's Holy Week

YES I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS DEBORAH >>>>

@Flamsterette

4 ай бұрын

Deborah? I thought her name was Lindsay.

@mackenzie1555

4 ай бұрын

@@FlamsteretteI think OP is talking about Deborah from the Bible. She was a judge of Israel, which in that time meant ruler. So she was really technically the Queen of Israel, and one of the best judges/rulers in the Bible as a whole.

@ophelia4825

4 ай бұрын

@@Flamsterette Deborah from the bible 😂

@ophelia4825

4 ай бұрын

@@mackenzie1555 exactly, slightly disappointed she didn’t make an appearance, but I understand the argument she shouldn’t have been included as a queen technically speaking

@Flamsterette

4 ай бұрын

@@ophelia4825 Then punctuation would have been an EXCELLENT idea for your original comment, right? 🙄

*According to some accounts, Jehosheba was Athaliah's stepdaughter.

As a biblical trivia girly I loved this video so much! Would love to see some more biblical historical videos?👀🩷

This is probably the only form I'll accept Bible lessons.

I never get tired of reading the non fiction story of Esther. 😌😇🙏🏻

Yay! My favorite is Michal, she saved David's life and they had this star crossed lovers story I really enjoy, since she was his first wife, it only makes sense she was his Queen. Many people talk about David/Bathsheba and I get it, but if David/Michal is adpated well then they would be THE couple. Their story has the princess and the warrior trope; the childhood crush trope; the Romeo and Juliet sperated by their family. Really, they have a interesting story when you look at it.

Good afternoon Lindsay holiday i always watch your channel Can you do a video of king Baldwin IV

I love this! Lindsay, it is true that the Bible started as mythology before writers recorded historical events into the bible. The Bible also has poetry in it

One thing that made me like shocked is when I looked at this Beth Sheba is from the first conjuring movie and is the demon that haunts it, so thought that that was really cool that she was also a queen in the Bible

Pls do a video on the women from the Bible

@tiffinyhunter5901

4 ай бұрын

I think this and other queens would be her only topics. She covers those who are themselves or associated with royalty. I think a biblical channel would have videos like the one youre requesting. I hope you find one interesting!!

Im a Protestant and i thank God i live in this century!!

YAAAAAASSS🎉🎉🎉🎉

Usually, you're really careful to keep your own bias out of it. Some slipped in on this one. It was still good. I didn't know that any women made it into archeology.

That's wrong, the 13th of Adar is not Purim, it's a day of fasting to remember the fast before Esther went to her husband. 14th and 15th are the holiday itself

I get so many patients coming to me saying that my name is so biblical everyday 😂 “Josiah” now i know

Where do you find the story of saul's wife watching over her sons corpses? I find it interesting

As a Christian, I love getting a different perspective on these accounts. You presented it very well but I’ve never heard anybody pronounce Uriah or Michal that way before. I’ve not learned a lot about how the Old Testament was written so I admit even I learned something new!

Jezebel clothing at the end. Read that Tyre women used dress up for there husband return. A Writer mentioned and explained this. One jewsh Queen I thought should be mentioned. Queen Herodias of John the baptist fame. Very good researching and informative. 😊👍👽

We just passed Purim and retold the story of Esther/Hadassah. Also thr Hebrew Bible is Genesis to Leviticus the Torah with other books being compiled with Torah to be the Tanakh, Miqra isnt the common term :) so i got confused with the word