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  @irinandembo30026 күн бұрын

  This is the man of God talking, 'the Gospel is christological, the gospel is theological, the Gospel is historical, .it's biblical....' Thank you for sharing your understanding of the word of God

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  @irinandembo30029 күн бұрын

  Thank you for your powerful words!God bless you 🙏

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  @Returntolove12312 күн бұрын

  And does supporting the Israel genocide in Gaza come under the category of following Jesus?

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  @5StarBibleTeaching-mh2gm21 күн бұрын

  Appreciate your discussion but this is a nothing burger ie straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel. Is'nt hope looking to the future. Yes we are in the kingdom more than we know. And we can have days of heaven on earth and be healed and prosperous and have all the advantages of the future kingdom when Jesus is physically present. Singing about this hope will bring those things into manifestation. Also....did you really have to bring up "prosperity gospel." Guys there is no "prosperity gospel" Prosperity is a kingdom benefit from Genesis to Revelation.

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  @midvaalhealthcentreАй бұрын

  The pope has not changef one bit. He is and wiol be the biblical antichrist. And as the Bible prefictef, this women will gain back her daughters, (those who have not completely reformed but still hangef on to heatgen doctrine). And thats whats happening. Most churches are back to the Papacy

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  @cyclonedrums2 ай бұрын

  Here's the issue. Worship IS Feminized absolutely Jesus is NOT my boyfriend most modern songs are sissified even the men sing like whiney women Also the problem is singing the same pablum lines over and over and over again. Its a FACT

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  @laragherter2 ай бұрын

  Wow! I love this! So interesting thoughts! I'm an atheist like my mother but I really enjoy listening religious people because God, whoever he is, gives them completely different ideas than non-religious people's ones. And that ideas are as cool as ideas of well-known people! I very like it. I'm not a singer or song writer or composer, but I want to be a writer (not songs😅) and I started to try last year. I wrote only two little story and understood that I can't write without inspiration. It was sad but not awful. I really like that stories and I'm glad that I could create something good. Creativity is a really good topic for discussion. Personally, I have never even thought about it! Just like... Yeah, we have it. So what? But I extremely liked the notice in the episode: God had been created the Earth for 6 days. I knew it but I've never thought about it in this context. But it was right notice. You can't create something in one second, even the very God couldn't do it. You should several times return to your creation and work with it, correct it and perfect it before it will be perfect. Only after that you can publish your novel/song/art etc.

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  @Ceri-LeeNeal3 ай бұрын

  Great stuff guys

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  @EmmysCoolVids1233 ай бұрын

  🙌🙌🙏

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  @user-xk3zf2yj5r4 ай бұрын

  14:38 I’m actually listening to this to study for a test at Liberty!

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  @sophirette5 ай бұрын

  Probably my favourite episode so far - not because of the poor references and outfits 🙄( jk, jk 😂) - but because of how much God is exalted through your commentary of Aquinas’s work. Goooood stuff 🔥 theology -> doxology 🙌🏻 (Still waiting for a video that doesn’t end abruptly: at this point it could just be some sort of trademark. Just a suggestion😛) Thank you. God bless 🙏

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  @wagraham5 ай бұрын

  LOL

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  @martin.asare336 ай бұрын

  It was very good. God bless you Dr Carson.

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  @EasternRomeOrthodoxy7 ай бұрын

  you are so ignorant, and you didnt understand a damn thing Tertullianus said! he meant Christ has a spiritual body, not the Father! And that only theFather is absolutely simple

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  @Sarah-vs-Hagar7 ай бұрын

  I have no respect for a man claiming to be a Christian while he has continuously pushed Tim Keller's Romanism agenda. Shame on anyone not calling out Carson for embracing the dead heretic. Keller did not preach the pure gospel, but instead, pushed men and women toward Rome. "The just shall live by faith" and pushing Romanism is contrary to this gospel statement. Rome's gospel is the just shall live by infusion of works and grace.

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  @Sarah-vs-Hagar7 ай бұрын

  In case you misunderstood the above comment, you need to watch this video above to understand the frustration. He does not apply these same standards to Keller.

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  @EdwardThe2nd.8 ай бұрын

  Zero scripture was used or consulted to answer this question. How could any Pastor neglect the Word of God when it comes to an assessment of whether their church should gather and meet? Sad.

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  @davidboughman1388 ай бұрын

  🤣 🤣 🤣

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  @EmmysCoolVids1238 ай бұрын

  Hello, do you know of any good Canadian Christian Podcasts i could listen too? Thank you God bless

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  @Liminalplace19 ай бұрын

  Far too many exegetical errors here to mention. I was looking for some help in preaching this passage. It demonstrates why we dont track with the authors of scripture but just use tects as sprind boards for our own (good) theology. He was good on "Son of God" title I wish id got a better exposition. Sorry.

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  @allcleanenterpise9 ай бұрын

  I show appreciate how God builds His Church. Greatful for Elders who submit to unto God and minister amongst the body. Love you D.A.

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  @galerussell171010 ай бұрын

  I personally feel that pastors were cowards for closing their churches and perpetuating the fear created and maintained by governmental bodies. Generally it was the laptop class that came through this experience with a positive outlook. Many lost businesses, income, friends and family relationships. I have a neighbour whose marriage broke down during the lockdown who subsequently took his own life. There is something jarring about hearing these guys talk about how it was positive for their own families.

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  @yanickethier530110 ай бұрын

  Thanks Paul, useful!

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  @pierreduranleau251411 ай бұрын

  Pray for me also, that I may be given the right words when I begin to speak - that I may confidently make known the mystery of the gospel, Eph 6:19

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  @markolivero390111 ай бұрын

  Come back to listen again. Excellent episode gents

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  @sophirette11 ай бұрын

  This one was more challenging but at least I got the Casper reference alright 😂 👍🏻 Number 13 sounds promising 😬 Thanks, God bless

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  @wagraham11 ай бұрын

  Know Casper is the main thing.

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  @sophirette11 ай бұрын

  @@wagraham oh good 😆 I liked the part where you explained that if we’re not so smart, we can still catch up with others by growing in the fruit of the Spirit too. I might just focus on that 😂

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  @Ruminator11 ай бұрын

  @@sophirette Thanks for sharing Sophie! This one definitely prompted lots of further thoughts from me! We might have to redress it in a later podcast, maybe with someone like Ryan Hurd! Merci!

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  @bennokurvits1420 Жыл бұрын

  Enjoyed the discussion, gentlemen, thanks.

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  @sophirette Жыл бұрын

  Thank you guys for breaking down those big concepts in a clear way. I’ve been reading a bit of Garrigou-Lagrange and find him really helpful as a study companion of Thomas, so thank you Ian for the recommendation. His books are actually very cheap in French compared to the English versions. I love this quote of him that he keeps using again and again in “Dieu Accessible à Tous”: “ Le plus ne sort pas du moins ou être produit par lui, mais seul le supérieur explique l’inférieur.” Brilliant mind to be able to summarise complex thoughts with such clarity, just like Thomas. Looking forward to your next videos. God bless 🙏

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  @wagraham Жыл бұрын

  Awesome. Glad you are enjoying it. Yes, I will have to remember that reading him in French is more affordable!

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  @johntant5690 Жыл бұрын

  I was able to find the first two sessions, but it might be helpful to post links to all talks in a series in the description of each - one never knows which session a KZread visitor might see first. Sending folks to the front page of your website isn't terribly helpful - it's like telling somebody who wants to talk to a Mr. Jones that he lives in Minnesota.

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  @christophermonroe5505 Жыл бұрын

  Thank you for your conversation here on the Book of Job. I think you are on the right track in being suspicious of Elihu. I would encourage you to further consider that Elihu is completely evil and wicked. Consider for a moment that Elihu is satan in disguise. Try reading his speeches with that in mind and see how it unlocks the entire story.

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  @bilbobaggins4403 Жыл бұрын

  😊

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  @wendylang2360 Жыл бұрын

  Did all those wives come with a dowry? Is that one of the ways that King Solomon acquired so much wealth?🤔

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  @rickyhashamah9419 Жыл бұрын

  Random thoughts on this most excellent video/podcast. These 3 profs are really good with historical theology, church history, and retrieval stuff. These 3 profs are also anti-American common wealthers with loyalty to Charles III. Ian needs to accent the penulte for Augustine. I believe there is an actual academic paper written on this. Wyatt has a problem with Banner of Truth, he he. These guys are piquing my interest in Davenant Hall. I found out that Davenant partnered with Union Theological College for Ph.D. I will definitely take a hard long look when I get close enough to finishing my MA at WTS.

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  @wagraham Жыл бұрын

  This is a super accurate comment.

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  @AviyahAbides Жыл бұрын

  I am blessed through this teaching. I enjoyed his style. Glory to God

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  @MountCarmel007 Жыл бұрын

  Please watch a video called: "WHO CHANGED THE SABBATH" by Hope Through Prophecy

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  @markolivero3901 Жыл бұрын

  Excellent episode… including the banter😂

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  @wagraham Жыл бұрын

  Ha, thanks!

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  @Ruminator Жыл бұрын

  The best part!

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  @davidhodge5112 Жыл бұрын

  Some people like you claim to know what scripture says, when you have not proven it to be true and/or authoritative. Come back when you have some actual evidence not just baseless assumptions And nonsense which is what scripture is. The Bible's true cause it says it's true it's absolute delusional superstitious mythological nonsense nothing more never has been. People who believe this nonsense is true are delusional.

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  @davidhodge5112 Жыл бұрын

  There is no authority in scripture is just make believe because you have not proven that is true or authoritative in 2000 years please come with real evidence.

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  @burchstirling9697 Жыл бұрын

  😭 *promo sm*

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  @hnoel1034 Жыл бұрын

  Thank you Lord for your word.

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  @danielsaezv Жыл бұрын

  26:00 “…since I’m a Baptist I can’t subscribe to the 1689 [Confession]. I wouldn’t be a true Baptist if did.” Ha ha !!! Good one! 🤣

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  @briendoyle4680 Жыл бұрын

  This 'Bable' book is backed up by absolutely no facts and no evidence for gods! As a 'historical Novel', It is not proof for any god(s) The fables are intertwined within historical places and people... eg Egypt and the Pharaohs existed, whereas Moses did NOT exist, and the Exodus did not happen.. ! That David/Solomon are fables... Jonah swallowed by a fish.....Hhaha! A 'global' flood never occurred on Earth! [btw - any objections to these historical facts must be accompanied with evidence to prove the existence of any god claimed]

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  @dgbx6 Жыл бұрын

  Yup, - Godless Gay people have ruined everything outside of the AMERICAN EVANGELICAL Gospel Coalition. This is crap.

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  @tripsixentertainment9603 Жыл бұрын

  The paedophile pope 🤡💩 doesn't have anything to do with the Antichrist👑👑💯 The title of this video is a lie😅😂🤣 Both the Christian & Catholic gangs are built from corruption, extortion, torturing, slaughtering other faiths, their own, innocent people, spreading lies about me personally. Without extortion, lies & slaughtering their way onto the world stage? Both the Christian & Catholic gangs would still be begging on a street corner 😅😂🤣 I know for a fact Jesus left us all doomed, especially his own people 💯 I know for a fact over 3 billion Christian & Catholic gang members couldn't & can't change the world together. Half the world population, couldn't & can't scratch the surface of problems we're all facing, with their precious Jesus 😳🤯😳 Can't claim to be DUH bestest only way, everyone else has cooties & deserves to burn in Hell for eternity, When all of you together can only let the world get worse & just blame some invisible scapegoat named Satan 😂🤣

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  @Ruminator Жыл бұрын

  FWIW, I misspoke off the top of my head about Tozer's church. He pastored Avenue Road that became Hare Krishna, not Buddhist. The congregation moved to found Bayview Glen, not People's church.

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  @georgemay8170 Жыл бұрын

  The young man who said, "I don't want to (become a Christian)," said this because He couldn't. The Holy Spirit did not empower him to be born again.

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  @AviyahAbides Жыл бұрын

  The Holy Spirit empowers the heart who is willing. He won’t override that. Free will of men still stands. The speaker was emphasizing Faith, the younger man was still not willing to believe (have faith as small as a mustard seed) his knowledge in all his philosophical books puffed him up.

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  @georgemay8170 Жыл бұрын

  the Doctrine of Justification is core. The Reformers show us that Christ alone is our righteousness. When we are born again by the Holy Spirit and given the gift of faith to believe, and, that object of our faith is Jesus Christ then we are "declared" to be righteous. Schismatics are those who believe we are "infused with His righteousness." There is no unity apart from this statement of belief in the "righteousness of Christ alone plus nothing."

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  @GeorgeLiavas Жыл бұрын

  Great talk. This should atleast begin a protestants inquiry into orthodoxy.

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  @Chew81 Жыл бұрын

  Is Carson aware of a televangelist from my own country Singapore? He's of Chinese-Indian descent but has christened himself Joseph Prince for donkey's years, and is now almost an international 'Christian' phenomenon in charismatic circles. That man preaches half-truths. He has no formal theological training but because he reads a lot and is probably an autodidact, he gives the Christian man on the pew the impression that he has a thorough knowledge of Hebrew and Greek. He commits the etymological fallacy as often as he changes his sartorial sense on the pulpit. Carson ought to critique him.

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  @Sarah-vs-Hagar7 ай бұрын

  You are right. What guides Joseph is his fond attraction toward a most profound heretic-Kenneth Hagin. As far as Carson critiquing him? Carson must first begin with his own house and start with Tim Keller. Keller is a Roman Catholic who has infiltrated the visible church. And Carson has not done anything to warn the flock of God.

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  @epicofgilgamesh9964 Жыл бұрын

  *The Enuma Elish would later be the inspiration for the Hebrew scribes who created the text now known as the biblical Book of Genesis.* Prior to the 19th century CE, the Bible was considered the oldest book in the world and its narratives were thought to be completely original. In the mid-19th century CE, however, European museums, as well as academic and religious institutions, sponsored excavations in Mesopotamia to find physical evidence for historical corroboration of the stories in the Bible. ***These excavations found quite the opposite, however, in that, once cuneiform was translated, it was understood that a number of biblical narratives were Mesopotamian in origin.*** *Famous stories such as the Fall of Man and the Great Flood were originally conceived and written down in Sumer,* translated and modified later in Babylon, and reworked by the Assyrians ***before they were used by the Hebrew scribes for the versions which appear in the Bible.*** ***In revising the Mesopotamian creation story for their own ends, the Hebrew scribes tightened the narrative and the focus but retained the concept of the all-powerful deity who brings order from chaos.*** Marduk, in the Enuma Elish, establishes the recognizable order of the world - *just as God does in the Genesis tale* - and human beings are expected to recognize this great gift and honor the deity through service. Google *"Enuma Elish - The Babylonian Epic of Creation - Full Text - World History Encyclopedia"* Also discussed by Professor Christine Hayes at Yale University in her 1st lecture of the series on the Hebrew Bible from 8:50 to 14:30 minutes, lecture 3 from 28:30 to 41:35 minutes, lecture 4 from 0:00 up to 21:30 minutes and 24:00 up to 35:30 minutes and lecture 7 from 24:20 to 25:10 minutes. From a Biblical scholar: "Many stories in the ancient world have their origins in other stories and were borrowed and modified from other or earlier peoples. *For instance, many of the stories now preserved in the Bible are* ***modified*** *versions of stories that existed in the cultures and traditions of Israel’s* ***older*** *contemporaries.* Stories about the creation of the universe, a cataclysmic universal flood, digging wells as land markers, the naming of important cultic sites, gods giving laws to their people, and even stories about gods decreeing the possession of land to their people were all part of the cultural and literary matrix of the ancient Near East. *Biblical scribes freely* ***adopted and modified*** *these stories as a means to express their own identity, origins, and customs."* *"Stories from the Bible"* by Dr Steven DiMattei, from his website *"Biblical Contradictions"* ------------------------------------------------------------------ In addition, look up the below articles. *"Debunking the Devil - Michael A. Sherlock (Author)"* *"The Greatest Trick Religion Ever Pulled: Convincing Us That Satan Exists | Atheomedy"* *"Zoroastrianism And Persian Mythology: The Foundation Of Belief"* (Scroll to the last section: Zoroastrianism is the Foundation of Western Belief) *"10 Ways The Bible Was Influenced By Other Religions - Listverse"* *"January | 2014 | Atheomedy"* - Where the Hell Did the Idea of Hell Come From? Watch *"The Origins of Salvation, Judgement and Hell"* by Derreck Bennett at Atheologica (Sensitive theists should only watch from 7:00 to 17:30 minutes as evangelical Christians are lambasted. He's a former theist and has been studying the scholarship and comparative religions for over 15 years) *"Top Ten Reasons Noah’s Flood is Mythology - The Sensuous Curmudgeon"* *"The Adam and Eve myth - News24"* *"Are The Ten Commandments Based On The Forty-Two Principles Of Maat That Appeared 2,000 Years Earlier? - Ancient Pages"* *"Before Adam and Eve - Psychology Today"* *"Gilgamesh vs. Noah - Wordpress"* *"No, Humans Are Probably Not All Descended From A Single Couple Who Lived 200,000 Years Ago"* *"Adam & Eve: Theologians Try to Reconcile Science and Fail - The New Republic"* *"Adam and Eve: the ultimate standoff between science and faith (and a contest!) - Why Evolution Is True"* *"Bogus accommodationism: The return of Adam and Eve as real people, as proposed by a wonky quasi-scientific theory - Why Evolution Is True"* *"How many scientists question evolution? - **sciencemeetsreligion.org**"* *"What is the evidence for evolution? - Common-questions - BioLogos"* (A Christian organisation) *"Why scientists dismiss 'intelligent design' - Science"* *"Old Testament Tales Were Stolen From Other Cultures - Griffin"* *"Parallelism between “The Hymn to Aten” and Psalm 104 - Project Augustine"* *"Studying the Bible"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei (This particular article from a critical Biblical scholar highlights how the authors of the Hebrew Bible used their *fictional* god as a mouthpiece for their own views and ideologies) *"How do we know that the biblical writers were* ***not*** *writing history?"* -- by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Contradictions in the Bible | Identified verse by verse and explained using the most up-to-date scholarly information about the Bible, its texts, and the men who wrote them"* -- by Dr. Steven DiMattei

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  @epicofgilgamesh9964 Жыл бұрын

  *Let's briefly run through the 'ten plagues':* First the rivers are turned to blood, all the fish die and the waters stink. No one has any water to drink. This lasted for seven days and would have resulted in mass deaths due to dehydration. Amongst the first to die would have been the children. *The author doesn't think to explain how the Hebrews were saved from this. No record of it was made anywhere in any Egyptian records.* Exodus 7:17-25. This is followed by a plague of frogs which had somehow survived the rivers of blood that had killed all the fish. A mere inconvenience, nothing more, and a big stink when they all died, *but no record anywhere.* Exodus 8:2-13. Next we have the plague of lice about which very little is said *and of course no record was made.* To a people who would have been accustomed to lice this would probably have been nothing remarkable. Exodus 8:16-18. Then the flies. Apart from the land being 'corrupted', whatever that means, there don't appear to have been any ill effects from this and they disappear as quickly as they came a few days later. *Nothing worth recording there, obviously.* Exodus 8:21-31. Now the author seems to begin to lose the plot and describes a 'grievous murrain' *which kills all the Egyptians' cattle, horses, camels and sheep.* ***They all died - hold that thought.*** *No Egyptian historian or keeper of official records deems it worthy of mention.* Exodus 9:3-6. Next come the boils which afflict everyone and everything, including all the livestock ***even though they had been killed by the 'grievous murrain' a few days earlier,*** *apparently, and yet no-one thought to write anything down anywhere.* Of course, anyone who understood anything about microorganisms and the aeteology of boils would have described this as an infestation with Staphylococcus - the signs of faecal contamination - but the author was obviously unaware of these. Maybe he was just in too much of a muddle by now to care. Exodus 9:8-11. Now it's hailstones so bad that every plant, every tree, every servant (for servant read slave) ***and even the livestock (that our story-teller has forgotten already that he killed off in the fifth plague before given them boils in the sixth) were harmed.*** It looks like our story-teller has learned from his earlier silly mistake with killing all the livestock too soon then having to resurrect them later. He mentions that some plants survive. Do I smell stinking fish again? *The greatest hail storm in all Egyptian history, apparently, but not worthy of being recorded.* Exodus 9:18-25. It's the turn of the locusts and it's suddenly obvious why some plants had to survive. *How could the locusts turn Egypt into a barren desert if the hail storm had done it earlier?* Good thinking there. Shame about the earlier boob! *Mysteriously, no Egyptian scribe appears to notice any of this or the inevitable famine and mass starvation which would have ensued.* Exodus 10:4-15. And for the penultimate trick, it's going to be dark for three days. *No one makes a record of this, obviously.* Exodus 10:21-23. The last 'plague' is not so much a plague as a ritual genocide. *Here our tale takes a nasty turn and the true character of the Hebrew god is revealed in all its glory - a petty, vindictive, homicidal psychopath who has not yet acquired the omniscience he will be granted later. He kills every firstborn Egyptian in a single night,* ***including the firstborn of all the cattle that died in the fifth plague.*** *For some reason he needs the Hebrews to leave a secret sign so he doesn't kill them too. Weirdly, he can't tell his own chosen people from ordinary Egyptians and doesn't even know where they live.* And he had been leading up to this, apparently, because after every plague he 'hardens the heart' of Pharaoh so that he wouldn't let the Hebrews go. He had actually been planning this genocide all along just to impress people with his powers. *And still no-one thought even this mass killing in a single night worth making a note of in any Egyptian records.* Exodus 12:1-30. And then, of course, Pharaoh could muster up 600 horses to pull the chariots ***from amongst all the dead livestock from the 5th plague*** (Exodus 14:7). Google *"Rosa Rubicondior: Origins Of The Exodus Myth"* ------------------------------------------------------------------ In addition, look up the below articles. *"Debunking Christianity: PATTERNS OF POOR RESEARCH- A Critique of Patterns of Evidence:Exodus"* *"For you were (not) slaves in Egypt: The ancient memories behind the Exodus myth - Archaeology - **Haaretz.com**"* *"Why the Exodus Story Has Value Despite Being Complete Myth - Psychology Today Australia"* *"Is the Exodus a Myth? - Worlds Beyond"* *"Historicity of Exodus and Moses - The Creatively Maladjusted"* *"Biblical Contradiction #81. When did the Exodus allegedly happen: during the reign of Rameses II (1279-1213 BC) OR in 1447 BC?"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Biblical Contradiction #87. Does the god of the Hebrews reveal himself to Moses in Midian OR in Egypt?"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Bible Contradiction **#134**. Which Ten Commandments?"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Bible Contradiction **#147**. Who writes the laws and commandments on stone tablets: Moses OR Yahweh?"* - by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Ten Reasons Why the Bible’s Story of the Exodus is Not True - by Tim Zeak - ExCommunications - Medium"* *"Why Moses Did Not Write the Torah - Thomas Shoemaker"* *"Sargon the Great and Moses - The Word of Me… Wordpress"* *"The Death of the Documentary Hypothesis | Rev. David Bokovoy"* *"The Neo-Documentary Hypothesis | Rev. David Bokovoy"* *"How do we know that the biblical writers were* ***not*** *writing history?"* -- by Dr Steven DiMattei *"Contradictions in the Bible | Identified verse by verse and explained using the most up-to-date scholarly information about the Bible, its texts, and the men who wrote them"* -- by Dr. Steven DiMattei

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  @reformational Жыл бұрын

  Calvin is pretty much the worst on the magistrate.

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  @jasonwolfe9202 жыл бұрын

  IT WASNT JUST CALVIN...MARTIN LUTHER & ALL THE PROTESTANT REFORMERS IDENTIFIED ROME AS ANTI-CHRIST...FROM JOHN WYCLIFFE IN THE 14 CENTURY TO CHARLES SPURGEON IN THE 19TH CENTURY...