I pray that all pastors would have this common biblical knowledge like this man does. So many pastors today couldn’t even begin to exposit a teaching like this but they just get up and give a motivational Ted talk to the people sitting in a “ church building “ I appreciate and I’m grateful to Elohim that their are men that know the word of God. Thank you for this video brothers

Story Order of the bible for anyone who needs it: Gensis Exodus Numbers Joshua Judges Samuel Kings Daniel Ezra Nehemiah Chronicles Luke Acts Revelation

@jamesdouglas6862

3 жыл бұрын

God is pleased with you . ❤️ this will help so many people 💯

@BrandiNaCole

3 жыл бұрын

This doesn't sound accurate. Why is everything else missing?

@queenp.7262

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrandiNaCole he just gave the story line, its not missing

Thank you very much. You have no idea how much your video is of great help to me.

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Thank you so much. And God bless you,from India.🙏

Wow. How helpful! Thank you so much!

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

This was awesome Guys. I will show this at my church

@Broadwaycoc

5 жыл бұрын

Glad it will be of help to you and your congregation.

Thanks guys. that was good!!

THANK YOU for this video, I am in 2 Samuel in chronological order so ...the question has come up in my mind and I believe the Holy Spirit led me. I have many questions but it's for other videos but I felt I needed to say my thanks.

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

We're so glad this was a help in your studies of God's Word. Reach out anytime you have questions and we will be glad to help in any way we can.

wow, this is very enlightening. Thanks

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I'm only a couple of minutes in but I think buddy should have had a cough drop before he started or a couple of cigarettes or something so he could really cough it out before the show. lol I can't stop laughing. But so far enjoying and liking what's being said.

Thank u and God bless ❤️❤️

This was the video I've been searching for! Excellent discussion.

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it was beneficial to you!

@ellbdotmusic3521

4 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc Wow, thanks for the reply. Do you have a video on if Jesus had siblings or not? I'm conflicted. I know there are verses that points to him having siblings but it's questioned because of how the word "brother" was translated and used during that time. It was interchangeable, meaning a brother wasn't always referred as blood brother. Thanks so much.

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

@@ellbdotmusic3521 Dear Friend, Jesus clearly had siblings. John mentions that they did not believe on him during his earthly ministry (John 7:5). While the word adelphos meaning brother can mean a brother in Christ, the context determines the meaning. In Matthew 12:46 his mother and brothers come looking for him among the crowd. This is clearly his own family. In Matthew 13:55 mentions his mother, Joseph, and his four brothers and his sisters. In Acts 1, we find his mother and brothers waiting for the Holy Spirit in the upper room. In Galatians 1:19 Paul mentions “James the Lord’s brother.” So, the answer is yes. Jesus had siblings, born to Mary and Joseph the couple. Only Jesus was born of the virgin and conceived by the Holy Spirit (Luke 1:35). God bless! Dan Owen

@ellbdotmusic3521

4 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc Wow! I knew it but still learning and came across a video that challenged my reading but you confined he does have siblings. Thank you for taking the time to respond with scripture. I really appreciate it. God bless you.

Hi, Really enjoyed this video. Although I am on the other side of the planet (we live in Norway), I am thankful for your videos, and being able to subscribe and follow your channel. Thank you. Question: Talking about the chronological order of the Bible or the Biblical storyline, I noticed that you included Chronicles (and Daniel). I wondered upon this, since most of the storyline in the OT is found in Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings and Ezra-Nehemiah. Am I mistaken - have I forgotten something in Chronicles that is not found in the storyline of Samuel/Kings? Appreciate your feedback. Again, thank you for your videos 🙋‍♂

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

The book of Chronicles has the same basic storyline but includes many additional things about the temple and the priesthood. Chronicles is more about how the holy place and the holy priesthood and the worship of the temple figured in to the story line. Chronicles also goes back long before the time of the kings. Kings tells the story focusing on kings and prophets and does not center nearly as much on priesthood, temple, and temple worship at different points in the story. Hope this helps. - Dan

@martinhansen5317

Жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc Thank you so much for your reply. See your point in regards to the storyline. Appreciate your insights. Wish you all the best. Kind regards from Norway 🙋🏻‍♂️

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure. Thanks for joining us from Norway!

Thankyou

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome

Thank you for this 😊 So this is the reason why when I look up the chronological of the Bible there doesn’t seem to be a consensus on it? Can you please list how you would advise reading in Chronological order? I’m in 1 Kings 22:9 and was going to Chronicles to validate it. But now I’m lost because our Bible support videos have been taken down. Many thanks 😊 Hope your staying safe. More videos on this topic please!

@danowen2730

4 жыл бұрын

Margaret, the books of Kings and Chronicles are in no way identical, but at times, they cover the same thing. The account in 1 Kings 22 is included in 2 Chronicles 18-19 because the southern king, Jehoshaphat, stepped out of line in making friends with evil Ahab in the north. The book of Kings deals with much more regarding the Northern kingdom, Israel, along with some things about the southern kingdom. The focus in Chronicles is almost entirely on Judah, the Southern kingdom, the priesthood, and how the southern kings supported true worship or did not. When reading through Kings, your best bet is to find overlap in the books of Isaiah and Jeremiah. In Isaiah you will read about preaching and events in the reigns of Jotham, Ahaz, Uzziah, and Hezekiah. In Jeremiah you will read about preaching and events in the time of Josiah, Jehoiakim, and Zedekiah in the time right before the captivity. If you read Ezra 5:1-2 you see that the book of Ezra actually corresponds to the books of Haggai and Zechariah. To read just the Bible story in sequence, read Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, 1-2 Samuel, 1-2 Kings, Daniel 1-6, Ezra and Nehemiah, then Luke and Acts. Those books alone and in sequence will give you the narrative. The rest fits into the narrative at its appropriate place.

@HollyJordan15

4 жыл бұрын

Dr Owen thank you so much for taking the time to reply to me, this is super helpful. I really appreciate it 😊

I do believe the book of Job is after Genesis chapter 10.

@wretch1

Жыл бұрын

Somewhere from Gen 12 to 50 - 2100 to 1400BC

Awesome. Genesis is Law (instruction) as well as historical narrative btw

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Genesis does contain narrative, but it is referred to as part of the Law (Torah) being the first 5 books of the Old Testament. This is part of the Jewish breakdown of what we now call the Old Testament being the Law, Prophets, and Writings.

Thank you I came to your channel.,by asking why Our Bible is not chronological,?? good info, actually my brother gave me Hebrew Bible but I did not read that way but used it only for refrence. 2122 will start from Hebrew Bible but I wish Lord comes tonight.with what the world looks like today... Maranatha 🙇‍♀️

@Broadwaycoc

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and we pray you are blessed as you study God's Word.

I learned a good old testament song in Bible school 50 yrs ago It starts with Let us sing the book of moses Thats how i learned the names of the Books of the OT

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

We have used that one from time to time in our children's classes as well. Songs can be very helpful as memory devices.

Great

@Broadwaycoc

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Cool

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😊

If I want to read the whole Bible, you recommend to do it in the "Jesus" way like that in Isayah?

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

If you want to read the entire Bible, find a way that works best for you, but it can be beneficial to read the story order and add the other books in after you know the story in which the other books take place.

When reading the bible to get into the word of God do I start with the storylines first then after that where do I go ? Im really trying to learn the bible and put everything to gther and not get confused can you list where to go read after the storylines, meaning what books to go to until I get to revelations. also what is the best chronological order bible to get to study with in other words whats a good brand. Just need help Because after I read the storylines I just want to be able to keep going the next set of books to bring everything togther thank you so much

@Broadwaycoc

Жыл бұрын

It is great that you are seeking to be in the Word and become personally acquainted with the whole of scripture. If you have read through the story for the first time, often it is best to go back and read it again. Now that you are familiar with it, you will pick up on more details than the first time through. After that, try reading the other gospel accounts to get the full account of Jesus' ministry. From there, it is more important to read whatever book you choose thoroughly and spend time with it than trying to quickly get through every page. Every person will have their own style of reading and study, the more time you spend in God's Word, the more you will find what works best for you. Some people highlight, some write notes, some pray, some journal based on common questions. There is no one way - what we presented here is just a starting suggestion for familiarizing yourself with God's Story.

@diamondcarter8285

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@diamondcarter8285

Жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc thank you so much bless you

I will tell you that I have tried to read the Bible as it is but it is very confusing after a while. I am going to try to read it chronologically. I can follow it better in date order. I pray that God will reveal a better understand.

@Broadwaycoc

2 жыл бұрын

All the best as you seek to read God's Word.

Thank you very much for your response. I have another question. Am sorry if it is a bit out of what you explained. Can you please tell me the meaning or interpretation of the verse Isayah 6:9-10. Please help.

At the end of Revelations, is condemned anyone that change the words, so my question is, change the chronological order in what the word was inspired by God, is change the word ? Or was God just talking about only Revelations, and thats why church is safe to change the rest ?

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

The passages in Revelation are referring to direct changes or additions to the words of the Bible as they relate to the meaning and truths presented by the original writers. The order in which the books are bound together to form what we call a modern Bible is not something specifically ordained by God. For many years the books of the Bible were individual scrolls stored in the Synagogue or Christian houses of worship. For example, we could move the order of the bound gospels to Matthew, Mark, John, Luke if we wanted to allow for the books of Luke and Acts to be closer together. However, we can not remove any part of any of these gospels or add passages to these books. Also, passages in Revelation refer to preserving the whole message of God, not just the final revelation given to John.

@thecaribbeanobserver2294

3 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc Ok so change the order is not change the meaning of the message. As every roll has it’s own message. But don’t you think God would want us to read his entire message in the same chronological order he created it ? Don’t you think ? Who gave authority to those who changed the chronological order, to do so ? And why they did so ?

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, many people have felt that some misunderstandings would be clarified if the Bible was in a closer chronological order, but that hasn't been the case for many, many years. To clarify, each scroll/letter would have its own message, but the overarching themes and focus of God's words can be seen in all his scriptures. Some of your questions are best answered with longer explanations than a simple comment. We would recommend you dig through an older series of Dan's called "How We Got the Bible." He addresses many of these questions and several others related to the creation of the current bound form of the Bible. Feel free to continue to send us your questions as you go through this study. kzread.info/head/PL34tM1gLfxvYVjYHfWNtYveRUvrE2dmoz

@thecaribbeanobserver2294

3 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc thank you will check that out 👉🏻👍🏻

So where do Esterh and Ruth fit

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

Ruth lines up with the time near the end of Judges and beginning of 1st Chronicles. Esther most likely comes in somewhere around the time of Zechariah and Nehemiah.

1x(7/13/21)…1…4….Done

You seemed to hesitate, twice, when including Daniel in your chronological order. Why?

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

The hesitation is usually related to whether or not to add particular books of the prophets within and around Daniel. Daniel's lifespan covered the time of many events both in Israel/Judah and in the captivity. Also, the discussion around the apocalyptic sections of Daniel can often distract from the narrative/chronological arch we were discussing in this video.

@suerich7100

Жыл бұрын

My dilemma is trying to understand what the apostles knew when they were writing the NT. Like Matt 24, did he know what Revelations said? When studying end times events, it’s very important. Obviously Daniel had no knowledge of the Church as was revealed to Paul, so he was writing to “his people”, not to the Church.

Moses write the first 5 books so why does he not count all 5 books?

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

Dan was giving a recommended reading list to get the storyline of the Bible. Of course, we recommend reading the Bible in its entirely, but for someone looking to get a big picture view of God's plan his reading list doesn't include every book and many of his reasons why are stated in the video.

According to Luke 44:34 Jesus speak of the law ,the prophets and the pslams to be fulfilled .therefore the last book of the Hebrews Bible is supposed to be the Psalms but how can it be that the chronicles is at the last book of the Hebrews old testament Bible.

@Broadwaycoc

4 жыл бұрын

The Hebrew cannon of scripture was divided into the three segments typically called: the law, the prophets, and the writings. Sometimes, the third section was called the psalms rather than the writings because that was the header or first book in that final section. The last book in that final section is Chronicles. So, the last book in the Hebrew Bible is Chronicles, but Chronicles and Psalms are both contained in the final section. But, in the passage you mentioned, Jesus is using the word "Psalms" to refer to the final section of the scripture books rather than the final book itself. - Dan Owen

@pyndapkharkongor9417

4 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc thankyou .

What about Leviticus?

@Broadwaycoc

5 жыл бұрын

Is your question where it fits chronologically or why Dan didn't include it in the story-based reading plan?

@BlackPanther-ur4pv

5 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc both.

@Broadwaycoc

5 жыл бұрын

@@BlackPanther-ur4pv Chronologically, Leviticus fits right where it is between Exodus and Numbers. The reason Dan didn't include it in the reading list is because, although there are a few stories, the book of Leviticus is mainly a list of rules and regulations for Israelite life and tabernacle worship. This doesn't mean that it isn't good for reading and understanding, but, like Dan stated, the reading list is intended to help you see the overall story of the Bible as clearly as possible.

@Vicksburg4

5 жыл бұрын

@@Broadwaycoc

@Vicksburg4

5 жыл бұрын

Just found you folks and really enjoyed your discussion. Look forward to more KZread videos. Have a blessed day!!!! Thanks, MJG

luke 14:26 you guys like way too much

if you read rev you would would learn God took the Ark to Heaven?????

The book of Job predates Genesis by at least four to six hundred years.

KJV says book, not scroll. The Greek word βιβλίον via Google translate is also translated into book. Fellas, get yourselves a KJV.

@danowen2730

4 жыл бұрын

Ivo, the Greek word Biblion does mean scroll. Google is not your best source. The Greek Lexicons that study ancient literature for definitions and word usage are more accurate. The form of ancient books was almost always in the scroll form up until after the time of Christ. The term for a book form like ours is Codex. When an ancient manuscript is a codex it is in book form. When it is a Biblion it is in scroll form. The KJV just reflects the 17th century English translators way of communicating to their audience who were familiar with books in codex form. God bless!

@ivo7214

4 жыл бұрын

@@danowen2730 Hi Dan, thank you for the reply. Makes sense and sounds logical. Even though I read multiple translations of the Bible, I feel that for an English translation the KJV is 'the' Word of God.

Pleas get some water next time you do a video dude!!!!!!!!!

Where does Deuteronomy fall in? And, what does he mean by "you could throw a little Daniel in there" and "maybe Daniel"? This is nonsense!! "A little Daniel"? "Maybe Daniel"? He either knows what he's talking about or he doesn't. Is the book of Daniel part of the chronological books of the old testament or not? A little of it maybe? Or, maybe the whole book? I just don't get it. Also, how does he know that is the chronological order of the history in the old testament? He never mentioned from where he knows what he claims to know. Are we supposed to just take his testimony as true? NONSENSE!!! Also, is he really drinking out of a styrofoam cup? DEADLY SIN!!

@Broadwaycoc

3 жыл бұрын

Lucia, the purpose of this video was to discuss why the Bible isn't completely in chronological order and help those studying the Bible find a basic story outline to build a framework to study the whole bible around. Every book in the Bible has inspired informations but not all of them are narrative. We were highlighting the narrative portions and then encouraging everyone to go back and study once they know the narrative. The order is established by the writing themselves as they point back to events that have happened before and guide us to the ones ahead. None of this is hidden information found from a source other than the Bible itself. Deuteronomy is packed with great teaching but is either retelling or expanded information found in Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers; so, it isn't in narrative reading list Dan provides. In the case of Daniel, the book as a whole is a mixture of narrative and apocalyptic writing. If you are reading for the story, the timeline in the book can be confusing if you aren't a careful reader who can see the differences in those sections, but the first half of the book does contain important historical details to understand the time during captivity.

Deary me, could you STOP CLEARING YOUR THROAT SO OFTEN!!!! It's disgusting!