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Joe Sprinkle
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I'm Dr. Joe M. Sprinkle. My Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible/Ancient Near East is from Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion and my M.Div. is from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. I taught at two Evangelical colleges, Toccoa Falls College in Georgia and Crossroads College in Rochester, Minnesota. The latter ceased operations in 2016 which forced me into semi-retirement. I have also served as an adjunct at several other schools (Johnson University, Hope International University, TCMI Institute, Gordon Conwell [Charlotte], Emmaus Bible College) and I have published several books (see Amazon). My goal in this channel is to make some of my lectures on Old Testament criticism, hermeneutics, and theology available to a wider audience.
Tutoring in Hebrew is also available upon request.
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Tutoring in Hebrew is also available upon request.
If you appreciate the content here and wish to see me publish more lectures, consider contributing to my channel through PayPal.
paypal.me/JoeSprinklePhD?locale.x=en_US
Daniel
Lecture introduction to the book of Daniel by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. Deals with the issue of whether or not the book is historical and a survey of Daniel's content.
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Ezekiel Part 2 Oracles against the Nations and Eschatological Blessings on Judah and Jerusalem
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Part 2 of a two part lecture on Ezekiel by Dr. Joe Sprinkle
Ezekiel Part 1 Introduction and Judgment on Judah and Jerusalem rev
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Ezekiel part 1, lecture by Dr. Joe Sprinkle.
Lamentations
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Lecture on the book of Lamentations by Dr. Joe Sprinkle, with a goal of finding a message for Christians from the book.
Jeremiah Part 2 Selective Passages
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Part 2 of a two part lecture on Jeremiah by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. This lecture emphasizes selected prophecies of Jeremiah, concluding with the prophecy of the new covenant in Jeremiah 31:31-34.
Jeremiah Part 1 Introduction Biography and History
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First of two lectures on the book of Jeremiah by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. This lecture emphasizes the historical backdrop and biography of Jeremiah.
Isaiah Part 3 Isaiah 40 66
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Lecture on Isaiah 40-66 by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. Special emphasis on the Servant of the LORD (Servant of Yahweh) passages and whether these as messianic.
Isaiah Part 1 Introduction
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Isaiah part 1, introduction to book. By Dr. Joe Sprinkle. Deals with author, date etc. of Isaiah and the question of authorship.
Song of Songs
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Lecture on the biblical book Song of Song (or Song of Solomon, or Canticles) by Dr. Joe Sprinkle.
Proverbs Part 2 The Simple Ideal Persons and Hermeneutics
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The Book of Proverbs, Part 2, Lecture by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. The character type "simple" or naive, the ideal person according to Proverbs.
Proverbs Part 1 Introduction and Wisdom and Fear of the Lord
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Lecture on Proverbs, Part 1 by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. Introduction, and the concepts of Wisdom and Fear of the Lord.
Psalms Part 3 Imprecatory Psalms
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Psalms Part 3, the curses in the Psalms (Imprecatory Psalms). Lecture by Dr. Joe Sprinkle
Psalms Part 2 Genres
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Psalms Part 2, Genres. Lecture by Dr. Joe Sprinkle. Discusses major genres in the Psalms such as hymn, lament, song of thanksgiving, wisdom psalm, royal/messianic psalm and the like.
Job part 2 Job 12 31 Second and Third Cycles and Poem on Wisdom
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Job part 2 Job 12 31 Second and Third Cycles and Poem on Wisdom
Wisdom Literature Introduction no headshot
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Wisdom Literature Introduction no headshot
Judges Part 2 Major Judges and the Theology of the book of Judges
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Judges Part 2 Major Judges and the Theology of the book of Judges
Joshua Part 2 Historical and Theological Problems
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Joshua Part 2 Historical and Theological Problems
Hello Sir, your notes are precise and very informative. Can I get a pdf copy.
Sure. Email me joesprinkle11@gmail.com
I'm proud you try it - but it's horribly corrupted [-as so many prophets and NT] . There never was no 'laying on the side 360 days and eating lentils' : it was about "the scroll that will be corrupted by Esau". There are no '3d temple chapters' at the end : ghostwritten by Esau . Most of Ezekiel is about 'the other [Eden-] reality' and the evil region Mystery-Babylon [-east of this earth] , starting after the "gate in the north" first chapters , but virtually unrecognizably corrupted . Thank God most has been restored now
תודה לך. זה טוב מאוד
אני שמח לשמוע את זה
While I have learned much from Lewis, I don't entirely agree with him on the curses in the Psalms. I quoted him where I liked him but passed over where I found him less helpful. My own view owes much to my teacher Walter Kaiser.
10:37 You bring up C.S. Lewis regarding another subject matter (taking seriously - right & wrong). But on the imprecatory or cursing psalms Lewis said, they “are indeed devilish” and: “We must not either try to explain them away or to yield for one moment to the idea that, because it comes in the Bible, all this vindictive hatred must somehow be good and pious. We must face both facts squarely. The hatred is there - festering, gloating, undisguised - and also we should be wicked if we in any way condoned or approved it.” (C.S. Lewis, Reflections on the Psalms) Your video presented some good information on the Imprecatory Psalms.
Thank you i find this video is so useful
Hello.... Sir i need the notes
Email me. Go to my UA-cam page www.youtube.com/@joesprinkle and click on "more" under my name, and then click on "show email address". Then email me your request and I will send you the file.
Can I get the notes please?
Give me your email and I will gladly send as an attachment.
Email me. Go to my UA-cam page www.youtube.com/@joesprinkle and click on "more" under my name, and then click on "show email address". Then email me your request and I will send you the file.
Please do provide the PFD file, that would be very helpful. thank you 👍
Give me your email and I will send it to you.
Thank you for your informative lecture! It's so interesting to learn the history of the development of the hypothesis.
Great stuff again!
The title Deuteronomy, derived from Greek, thus means a “copy,” or a “repetition,” of the law rather than “second law,” as the word's etymology seems to suggest.
Point taken. Longman/Dillard explain in more detail as follows: "The name of this book of the Bible comes from a Greek compound that means “second law” or “repetition of the law.” Ironically, it derives from a misunderstanding in the Septuagint of a Hebrew phrase in Deuteronomy 17:18, where the king is instructed to make a “copy of this law.” Although the title of the book rests on a mistranslation in the Septuagint, it is nevertheless a fortuitous error, since Deuteronomy contains a second version of the law delivered on Mount Sinai as recorded in Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers." Tremper Longman III and Raymond B. Dillard, An Introduction to the Old Testament, Second Edition. (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 2007), 102.
Good research and nice lecture
Is there any artifacts out there for the migration of Israel to America. Many Mormons have this idea from when people wanted to answer where the native americas came from. I have a Paleolithic anthropology degree so not my area lol
Not that I know of. There is some contrary evidence in the the Egyptian text used to "translate" the Mormon document called the Book of Abraham which was purported to be Smith's translation of an Egyptian papyrus, a papyrus later returned to the Mormon church by the Metropolitan Museum in New York. This "translation" was before Egyptian had been deciphered, reduced to grammar and widely taught. Joseph Smith found in the text a story about Abraham, Joseph and an alleged daughter of Pharaoh, but the text is known by Egyptologists to be a copy of the Egyptian Book of the Dead with nothing in it related to the Bible. It looks like Smith just looked at the hieroglyphs and made up a story from his imagination, showing no supernatural ability to translate the text. That native Americans, who have no distinctively Jewish DNA, are descendants from the lost tribes of Israel, also seems unlikely. Though there is no doubt Israelite blood mixed among the peoples of Mesopotamia among which the northern tribes of Israel were deported by Assyria and subsequently assimilated, intermarried and merged, there is no reason to suppose they migrated from Mesopotamia to the Americas.
@@joesprinkle thank you
So still nothing from jesus or moses then
The lecture is for an Old Testament course so I did not try to discuss New Testament archaeology which would require a complete lecture of its own. We do have an inscription of Pilate, the Ossuary of Caiphas, buidings in Masada and Herodium and Hebron built by Herod, Herod's temple retaining wall (the "wailing wall"), physical evidence of someone who was crucified (man named Jehohanan not Jesus). From there we have ancient, non-Christian extra-biblical writings that speak of Jesus (Josephus, the Talmud, Tacitus, Pliny) that loosely fits into archaeology and the NT.
For Moses, there is no archaeological evidence, though the name Moses is likely Egyptian in the pattern of Thut-Moses and Ah-Moses and Ra-Moses in which "moses" means begotten of (the god Thoth, Ah, Re etc.) so he fits into the name pattern of the day. See my video introduction to Exodus where I discuss further.
Moses wrote the last book of the 5 books of Torah is written in his perspective and his language
This was a very fun watch. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world!
What a treat! Will you be making more videos on Biblical Archaeology?
Thanks. Not sure when or if I will do more in this area, but glad you liked what I posted.
I do have one more on biblical archaeology coming July 10 (tomorrow). Some archaeology content here and there scattered in my historical book lectures.
I do have one more on biblical archaeology coming July 10 (tomorrow). Some archaeology content here and there scattered in my historical book lectures.
you have really done a great job
Love your channel! Thank you for going strong. We would be honored to have ya in our discord! God Bless!
I have not worked with discord so I am unsure what to say. Glad you are liking my work. I created them for a couple of online courses I teach. Feel free to copy and use as you wish.
"Canon" simply means the books that are read in the liturgy. So canon develops organically over time along with the rest of Holy Tradition. There is no ecumenical council that ever declared an official canon. Churches tended to inherit whatever canon was being used by their local Jewish diaspora community, and there were different sets of texts being used during Second Temple Judaism varying with region. Thinking of the canon as a definitive, closed, anthology from which faith flows is a post-Protestant notion of scripture. The canon is that which is fruitful to read in Church. The relationship flows from Church to canon, not canon to Church. The Church decides what to read. While this has generally been the same set of works throughout the world, even up to the 8th century there were lists of canons that do not match the present works we currently call the canon. There was never a definitive moment where the canon was declared. It’s just an organic consensus. The Western Latin church didn't exist before the Frankish theologians began to innovate for political reasons in order to, in Charlemagne's words, "create a new religion with which to evangelise the Slavs" in opposition to Constantinople. The Eastern Orthodox churches are the only ones which have maintained the continuity of apostolic succession, Holy Tradition, ritual & liturgical worship practices of the undivided 1st millennium church (which continue the lineage of the 1st & 2nd temple OT liturgical worship of God) so you should be looking to Orthodoxy as the standard for comparison, not the Germanised churches of the west which are all less than 1000 years old.
What authority did men have 1500 years after Christ to dismiss 7 books from scripture?
Is it too late to exclude the book of Genesis?
Belief in millions of years is incongruent with the Bible. 47:03 See Answers in Genesis for evidence of a young earth. Also Ken Ham. This was a good study. A lot to think about from Proverbs 30.
Thank you so much for the teaching on Ps. 126. Especially the tense-less nature of Hebrew verbs; and challenge of determining the etymology of shuv. Good job!
The question remains? Are we being obedient To the New Spiritual Priesthood Covenant- Heb 7:12, Paul's Glorious Gospel, The Glorious Gospel of Christ, The Glorious Gospel of God, Being offered To each of us? To that form of doctrine: Romans 6:17 NOT: 2 Cor 2 Cor 11:4 Note: HIS Commandments- 1 Cor 14:37 The Book of Life =Paul's Gospel Judged by Paul's Gospel- Romans 2:16 Books Opened-Rev 29:12
It takes real hubris for a new religion to take the holy book of another religion and go ""Nuh-uh ".
Hard for the samaritan torah to be superior due to the sacarcity of resources, but there's certainly parts where it should be superior.
They lost the torah from the codex? How? A progrom?
Good question. To quote Wikipedia on the Aleppo Codex, "The fate of the codex during the subsequent decade is unclear: when it resurfaced in Israel in 1958, roughly 40% of the manuscript-including the majority of the Torah section-was missing, and only two additional leaves have been recovered since then. The original supposition that the missing pages were destroyed in the synagogue fire has increasingly been challenged, fueling speculation that they survive in private hands." Wikipedia links to a NYT article calling this a "High Holy Who-done-it" mystery. We may never know what happened to it.
@@joesprinkle F antisemiticpedia. Reference their sources instead.
Joe its upsetting Some way around the line Christians stopped giving importance to hebrew orignal scripts. I feel sadden alot by God i am Sadden the orignal Hebrew bibile ❤ always will live in our life. Love you Christians May God help us finding Him. Ameen
❤ i am a Muslim from Pakistan and reading this great Effort i love Orignal Christianity ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hope you find these videos informative
Original christianity (practiced by jews) and Islam are basically the same.
I’m interested in knowing more of the history behind the Second Rabbinic Bible of 1524-1525. And the Rabbinical Texts history. Thanks
On a popular level here is some more: biblemanuscriptsociety.com/Bible-resources/Early-Bibles/Rabbinic-Bible
An In-Depth analysis is the work by C. D. Ginsberg. Available on books.google.com -- books.google.com/books?id=ZYgJqQG44PUC&printsec=frontcover&dq=C.D.+Ginsburg,+Introduction+to+the+Massoretico-critical+edition+of+the+Hebrew+Bible&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiYgOObudqDAxXQGDQIHc8VDioQ6AF6BAgGEAI#v=onepage&q&f=false
Hello Dr. Sprinkle I just found your channel. I had you as a professor back at TFC in the late 80’s - early 90’s.
A[ways good to hear from former students
Could the church reform today
I wish I had heard this before I went into university, in which there was no defense given whatsoever for Mosaic or substantial Mosaic authorship.
You are the light of the world.
Not only do you not know who your Gods are, you have no idea "What" your gods are. And here you tout yourself to be an PhD. I used God in the plural because it also says so in Genesis. A word there implied that there was not "A" god but many. Or do you believers just ignore that part because it does not fit in with the narrative you WANT to believe. How can a man received a PhD in a subject that he actually knows so little about. Your bible is nothing but conjecture and assumptions, in other words Fairy Tales, which were designed as a mechanism to keep the animalistic humans under control, to try and convince Homosapiens to be civil with each other. Obviously it didn't work because humans are just as animalistic as they have always been and war upon each other AS THEY ALWAYS HAVE !!! The advanced geneticist who put homo-sapiens together left a lot out otherwise we would not sill be acting as we do.
You interpreted Pilgrims theory as best interpretation based on evidences from songs of ascent Psalm itself. A great learning. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for this video.
Hi there. I realize this course was from a few years ago, but I wonder if you can tell me if there is an answer guide to all of the exercises in Ross' book published anywhere? You mentioned your own guide available for your class, but I am just trying to study Ross' textbook solo so I don't have access to your school's online system. I also recently purchased the Supplementary Exercises for Ross' text and was hoping it would have an answer guide, but it does not. Any assistance on where to find such resources would be lovely. Thank you.
Not everything, but selected answers are found here. biblicallanguages.net/language-courses-i-teach/hebrew-grammar-i-first-year-course/answer-keys-to-ross-introducing-biblical-hebrew-ibh/
@@joesprinkle Thank you so much! As I mentioned, I'm just slowly working through Ross' book on my own then watching your lectures after I complete each section. I've always wanted to learn some Biblical Hebrew and now that I'm 40, the time is ripe to do so!! Your lectures are very helpful and adds clarity to what I'm reading in Ross. Please don't remove this lecture series from your channel. Thank you again!
Hello There’s no “fully God and fully man” Jesus is the Messiah The Son of God The Son of David The Son of man The man God has chosen to be his anointed king The man God will judge the world through The man God raised from the dead Jesus will return and rule the nations with believers in the kingdom of God on the earth Jesus has a God There is no triune god in scripture Jesus said the Father is the only true God! John 17 3 And this is eternal life, that they know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent. - Acts 3 13 The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath glorified his Servant Jesus; whom ye delivered up, and denied before the face of Pilate, when he had determined to release him. 14 But ye denied the Holy and Righteous One, and asked for a murderer to be granted unto you, 15 and killed the Prince of life; whom God raised from the dead; whereof we are witnesses. Notice Jesus is NOT the God of Abraham 13 The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath glorified his Servant Jesus; whom ye delivered up, and denied before the face of Pilate, when he had determined to release him.
I stumbled upon channel. I know zero Hebrew but looking forward to learning something from your channel!
Enjoy
@@joesprinkle I am currently reading “Recalling The Hope Of Glory” By Allen P Ross and found your page!
very detail and very ineterting. God bless you indeed.
thank you very much I must write a research paper Describe and explain the context of biblical Hermeneutics from the wider context (place in the canon) to the narrower context (Lexico-grammatical context)
Hello Dr. Joe, I am a Bible School student. I am having a hard time understanding my research and readings, but your videos helped me a lot. You are appreciated, and keep doing what you are doing for the Gospel. A blessed day to you <3
Thank you for this work sir! I really appreciate it. . . .
Thank you for this video Dr. It is much appreciated & valuable information.
You are welcome
Dang u just glossed right over the ו is waw & the consonant is a "w" not "v"
In the modern Israeli Sephardic pronunciation system spoken today in Israel, the letter originally pronounced waw and transliterated with /w/ has come to be pronounced vav and transliterated with /v/. I was taught that system at Hebrew Union College and it has the advantage of being the form of Hebrew actually spoken today. However you are correct to point out that the letter was originally a waw not a vav.
I've bought the IBH from watching Charles Grebe YT series Animated Hebrew
Could you please add an email address to your profile? I'm a former student of yours and would like to contact you.
Joesprinkle11@gmail.com
Next video on Daniel: ua-cam.com/video/y-xXGB6Z5_A/v-deo.html . Also see the playlist for Ezekiel/Daniel here ua-cam.com/video/GjRBsgC3zmI/v-deo.html