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My daughter's name is Lidia Anna, after Lydia and Anna the Prophetess. It has been a joy sharing this vid and your Anna one with her. I believe God named her, and over the decades I've enjoyed seeing why. The 2 names fit her well. What a gift to know of these women so many long centuries later.

I was always told that Elizabeth was a prophetess too, especially with all she told Mary. Not true??

Amen. Too often with this story, people tend to look outward at their own city or country being corrupt. But its also an opportunity to look inward. Never thought about how his wife was behind him. Good point. If nothing else, Lot was an awful husband and father.

Wait.....are we seriously trivilizing David watching her?? Oh he was bored?? No. He was king, he was supposed to be with his army. He was disobeying God and dishonoring his men to even be home. Perfect example how one sin leads to another and choosing comfort instead of battle. And she was not doing her cleanse. That is done elsewhere very differently than this. And the water must be running, like in a stream or fountain NOT a rooftop bath. She honestly assumed that all men were gone to war, most of all the king, so in no way expected this. But she could not have been the only woman doing this, especially at that time of day and an opportunity to do it without men around. So, David HAD to have known if he was going to look out what he'd likely see. It might have even been a reason he stayed home from battle. I've heard it preached on like an addiction to x rated material. This would've been equivalent. Only he used his position to take it even further. No, he was not just feeling lonely or lazy. Ca mon

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The Bible says the spirit of God came upon Jephthah and after that, he made the vow. 29Then the Spirit of the Lord came on Jephthah. He crossed Gilead and Manasseh, passed through Mizpah of Gilead, and from there he advanced against the Ammonites. 30And Jephthah made a vow to the Lord: “If you give the Ammonites into my hands, 31whatever comes out of the door of my house to meet me when I return in triumph from the Ammonites will be the Lord’s, and I will sacrifice it as a burnt offering.” Could God inspire him to make a vow against God's rules?

Oh, how I enjoyed hearing this story that I love so much and especially now that I am a widow. I am the Lords widow.

In our weakness He is made strong

Hagar story has a great correlation to African American Slavery in comparison

One of the many Old Testament stories that turned me toward Gnostic Christianity and reject the Old Testament. About the only good thing Yahweh ever did was part the Red Sea.

God's judgment in this case was loving protection from the Lord towards Abigail. Flaunting the Lord's law in their days brought with it consequences that would last generations. Whatever Saul messed up was going to follow his lineage, including Michal's issue. Therefore it was mercy towards her to not give her children who would suffer and she would suffer doubly watching them suffer. A case in point is David himself watching his own sons devastated by a spirit he brought in the family when he slept with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah - it hit no less than 3/4 of David's sons/ daughter, if we add adonijah to the fray. Just one ignoring of God's laws could devastate your whole lineage. So Michal's barrenness was a blessing in disguise! Look what happened to her sisters 5 sons, who had to be given to the Gibeonites to be killed for Saul's ignorance of the Israelite/ Gibeonite agreement. Had Michal had children, would they have escaped that? I do t know why people see barrenness only as a curse. Whatever God does is always good if you follow it properly, you will be able to see the kindness and mercy of the Lord. The Lord loved Michal. Watch all the barrewomen of the Bible, they were special to the Lord. He would not just give them children until He had eradicated Whatever was against those children. Saul, at the last minute had even visited a necromancer. His descendants may have been attacked by those spirits too thereafter. That's why his family had to be terminated quickly and stop future misfortune. Look at the accident that happened to his youngest whom a maid had managed to escape with. In God's world, there are no accidents! That was lack of protection first Saul's family because of the bloody lineage he had made it. All termination of it was a mercy. It is terrible to ignore God's laws.

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There is historical evidence that Pilate commited suicide.

It's pretty clear Jeptha pledged her as a holocaust. It takes some crazy mental gymnastics to spin this story to be anything other than a virgin sacrifice. Seems pretty darn satanic to me!

Beautiful story❤

Jephthah's daughter became a servant of the tabernacle. Her life was dedicated, not destroyed. The very thought that Jephthah's daughter died miserably in a flaming pyre on some altar in the desert, as a reward for her father's valor in saving God's people, is so stupid and such a grotesque misreading that it goes far beyond the mere stretching of reason, beyond the realm of absurdity, all the way into outright stupid satanic suggestion. First off, according to Levitical law, every burnt offering was to be a male without blemish, and each step of the sacrifice was a sacred sequence designed solely for bulls, sheep, goats, doves, and pigeons. Contrarily, snakes, spiders, unicorns, and little girls who love their daddies were not allowed to be sacrificed under any circumstance whatsoever. Mankind was and is made in the image of God Himself. Consider, if you will, the explicit and precise nature of the burnt offering ritual. The animal, once brought to the altar, was slaughtered, its throat slit to ensure a complete draining of blood-'for the life of the flesh is in the blood,' as Leviticus states (Leviticus 17:11). No flesh could be consumed without this sacred release of life. Afterward, the priests would carefully flay the animal, stripping off its skin, then parting and dissecting it. The entrails and legs were washed thoroughly to ensure ritual cleanliness. Its flesh, head, fat, and other parts were meticulously separated and arranged upon the altar, piece by piece, until the entire animal was wholly consumed by fire. What person would dare to suggest that Israel's priests-guardians of God's holy ordinances-would commit such a vile act, subjecting a young woman, her family, themselves, and the people of Israel to the grisly spectacle of a burnt human offering? I'll tell you who. 1. Gross sinners who have consciously chosen their sin over God and have entered into an open rebellion. 2. Those with a deep misunderstanding or willful distortion of Israel's faith would even entertain such a notion. 3. Those who harbor anti-Semitic bias, seeking to portray ancient Israel's worship as cruel or barbaric, might resort to such an accusation, aiming to denigrate what was, in fact, a system founded on reverence for life and God's holiness. 4. Luciferians and Satanists, who pervert Christian symbols and principles, could project such heinous practices onto Israel's worship, attributing to it their own abhorrent values in an attempt to degrade the purity of God's commands, which strangely is part of their own cherished anti-value system. These accusations ignore the entire spirit and true meaning of the holy arrangement that is Judeo-Christianity. For God Himself decreed in Leviticus 18:21, Deuteronomy 12:31, and Deuteronomy 18:10 that human sacrifice is an abomination that is categorically forbidden and abhorrent to Him. Merely suggesting that Jephthah's daughter was ritually slain insults not only the divine Law but also God's faithful worshipers, who fear and revere the sanctity of life as instructed by God Himself. In truth, her life was consecrated, sanctified in service and a living commitment to God, not a life destroyed. To suggest that Jephthah's daughter was sacrificed in a burnt offering is to ignore the profound cultural and religious identity rooted in the Law given by Moses. This Law was far more than a set of rules, it was the heartbeat of Israel's national identity, their covenant with God, and a daily guide that touched every facet of life. Just as every true American knows who they won their independence from, every Israelite knew the history and commands delivered through Moses a mere 300 years, or three long generations, earlier. These divine instructions shaped not only their relationship with God but also the very fabric of their society. And although you may not remember the first or second amendment, their life wasn't so saturated with endless nonsense. They remembered all 613 mitzvot and you could walk down the street and ask almost anyone to recite them back to you with a 95% success rate. These laws are not to them what they are to you. They took them serious. They counted their laws with even more love than you count your hard-earned paper money. Jephthah calling out a burnt offering was like saying 'the whole enchilada '. Every single part, nothing withheld. When we say `the whole enchilada‘, we're not actually talking about an enchilada, and neither was Jephthah's oath intended to be taken absolutely literally. Jephthah's vow was never intended as a literal burnt offering of his daughter but as a declaration of total consecration. '100% God's,' set apart without reservation. If a male lamb without blemish had run out, I'm sure it would have hit the altar. But if a slave came out, he or she would have gone into tabernacle service. But it was his own daughter. Not to be mutilated and consumed in flames, but to serve honorably and respectfully in the temple, so honorably and respectfully that she requested two months to lament her virginity. Let's be honest, when you're staring down death's door, you're hardly worried about not having known the rod of Jacob or having embraced the scepter of Solomon or having your vineyard tilled. These priests, descendants of Aaron and the only ones authorized to perform sacrifices, appointed as custodians of God's holiness, would know beyond any doubt that God expressly forbids human sacrifice. Jephthah is not a descendant of Aaron and, therefore, would have no authority to perform any sacrificial ritual-certainly not in secret, if that's the next wild, absurd suggestion the devil whispers to your peabrain. Only priests from the line of Aaron were ever permitted to conduct sacrifices, and their work was bound by the highest standards of holiness, visibility, and adherence to God's explicit commands. The Law, as given to Moses, is unwavering on this matter. In Leviticus 18:21, God commands, 'You shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech, and so profane the name of your God.' In Deuteronomy 12:31, He declares with clarity, 'You shall not worship the Lord your God in that way, for every abominable thing that the Lord hates they have done for their gods, for they even burn their sons and their daughters in the fire to their gods.' Again, in Deuteronomy 18:10, He reinforces this command, 'There shall not be found among you anyone who burns his son or his daughter as an offering.' Numbers 8:11-16 reminds us that the Israelites did indeed consecrate individuals to God-offered up as a living sacrifice, not in death, but in lifelong devotion. The Levites were set apart and presented as a 'wave offering,' symbolizing their dedication to God's service, not as lifeless sacrifices but as living servants wholly given to Him. This act of consecration demanded purity and total commitment of life, not death. Even within the sin offerings, where blood symbolized atonement, human life was never offered up in death, for every sacrifice preserved the sacredness of life. Each type of offering held its purpose and meaning, and none of these-burnt, sin, peace, or otherwise-permitted the slaughter of human beings as a sacrifice to God. God's Law would never allow such an abomination among His people. Thus, in every way, Jephthah's daughter's consecration would reflect a living offering, a life wholly set apart in service to God, not a life destroyed upon the altar. And look, too, to Christ, the ultimate fulfillment of sacrifice, who, while offered for sin, accomplished it in a way far removed from ritual slaughter. Unlike any sacrifice before, Christ's was voluntary, transcending the limitations of law-bound offerings. He gave His life willingly, submitting to death yet transforming it into an eternal, perfect sacrifice that fulfills every law-bound offering of old. Thus, when Jephthah's daughter went to the mountains to mourn her virginity, it was no dirge for impending death but a lament for the life she would surrender in lifelong service. She grieved not because she was to be killed, but because she would know no husband, no children. To interpret her story otherwise is to impose upon Israel the customs of pagan nations, to forget God's abhorrence of human sacrifice, and to ignore His unwavering commands against shedding innocent blood. Israel was uniquely called, as part of their covenant, to abolish these pagan practices, eradicating the very customs that desecrated life. Her offering was one of holy devotion, an enduring service, the kind of sacrifice God desired-a life set apart, not a life destroyed. Her fate was consecration, not combustion.

This Mary was a prostitute. The account in Luke 7 is the same account found in the other 3 gospels. Few women in the that first century were as evil as she.

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What a Beautiful story I was guilty of reading to fast and not taking in the blessing it brought ✨🕊️💖✨

My spirit accept your understanding on this matter , thank you

I'm so sorry but I couldn't continue to listen due to overbearing music drowning out narrator 😥

I am learning deeply a lot

No video shows in this replay of the audio. Why?

Noah's wife has 15 feet tall. not like this picture.

Really love this story...

What a lier!

Interesting!!! 👍🏾

She's in my family tree. I have them posted if you care to see a COMPLETE FAMILY TREE to ADAM and EVE

This is good

Numbers 8:11-16 Clearly demonstrates and supports the fact that she went to work in the temple.

thisi story is traguc most off the story is about him and then he makes a promise to the lord that s god gives him yhe victory he would he would offer upthe first thing that comes out of hs house as a burnt offering the lord gives him the vicroty and hs daughter comes out to greet him he gets upset that he has to offer her as a burnt offering she tellls him to keep his promse she gose off for a whike and then he offers her as a burny offferng that is sad

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This is absolute truth

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I thank you so much for your work🌸

So the false prophet!

That's wonderful . Thank you. May the Lord expand you and your ministry.

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😊 Anna scripture correction. Luke 2: v36 vs. The Acts of the Apostles 2: v.36, 37

Claudia Procula, the daughter of Julia? That sounds very sketchy to me. The historical record says that Julia gave birth to five children: Gaius , Lucius , Agrippina the Elder , Julia the Younger , and Posthumous. The five children of Marcus Agrippa Julia's second husband. Julia was twice a widow.

Waiting for the Islamo-lefties to claim Michal was a "Balestinian" 🤭

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Thank you for sharing this video! Very inspiring and informative. Blessings!

Well done! Thank you so much for this great study. To God be the glory!!

Phenomenal and thorough teaching of Prophet Anna. Thank you for sharing.

Other women prophets: Miriam, Deborah, Huldah.

Praise the Lord Jesus for opening the heart of Lydia.

Thank you for this video. It’s helping me with understand as I’m studying.