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The goal of this channel is to promote expository Bible study. We hope you will join us in our search for better insight into the Scriptures.
EP 5. "A Prayer for Justice" (Psalm 7)
What is biblical justice and what does it sound like to pray for it? As David suffered unjust attacks, he often called upon the righteous judge to vindicate him and Psalm 7 is a perfect example of that kind of prayer.
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EP 4. "A Prayer for Healing" (Psalm 6)
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In this unique lament prayer, David believes he is near death. He asks God both for healing and deliverance on account of God's unfailing love and while most of the prayer displays David's despondency, by the end, his tone and demeanor drastically improve. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhesearch Instagram: joint...
EP 3. "Three Prayers for Deliverance" (Psalms 3-5)
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The opening prayers of the Psalter fall under the category of laments, but what exactly is a lament and how is it different from a complaint? Find out in this survey of Psalms 3-5. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhesearch Instagram: jointhesearchtoday Facebook: jointhesearchtoday
EP 2. "Serving God’s Anointed King" (Psalm 2)
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Psalm 2, alongside the first psalm, serves as an introduction to the entire Psalter. Psalm 2 familiarizes readers with one of the key figures of the Hebrew Bible-the anointed king of David's line. Join me in learning more about this king as he is described and discussed in the second psalm. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhese...
EP 1. "Joining the Assembly of the Righteous" (Psalm 1)
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Welcome to the Psalter! The books of Psalms has been instrumental in the thinking and worship of Christians since the days of the apostles. This series is dedicated to the study of this amazing collection of songs, prayers, and poems. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhesearch Instagram: jointhesearchtoday Facebook...
EP 30. "Paul's Farewell to the Corinthians" (1 Cor 16:5-24)
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The closing section of 1 Corinthians includes Paul's upcoming travel plans, a message about Timothy and Apollos, warm wishes from some Christians in Asia, closing admonitions to the Corinthians, and a personal note from Paul to this troubled group of believers. Join me as we conclude our study of 1 Corinthians. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www....
EP 29. "The Collection for the Saints" (1 Cor 16:1-4)
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Charitable giving has been a part of the life of the church since the very beginning. In 1 Corinthians 16:1-4, the apostle Paul was organizing a special collection for needy believers in Judea and in so doing, teaches us about the collection for the saints. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhesearch Instagram: join...
EP 28. "The Resurrection Transformation" (1 Cor 15:50-58)
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What will happen to the living when Christ returns? This is the final question Paul addresses in his masterful presentation on the resurrection of the body. In addition to his comments on the transformation of the living, Paul concludes with notes of victory and admonitions to all believers. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhes...
EP 27. "The Resurrection Body" (1 Cor 15:35-49)
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What will the resurrection body be like? That is essentially the question the apostle Paul addressed in this section of 1 Corinthians 15. One truth about the resurrection must be asserted: the body which dies is the body that will come back to life and be transformed. Let's see how Paul describes this wonderful event. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTo...
EP 26. "The Resurrection Lifestyle" (1 Cor 15:29-34)
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One of the most mysterious phrases in Paul's letters is the expression: "baptized for the dead" (1 Cor 15:29). While there is considerable uncertainty about the meaning of baptism for the dead, the function this verse serves as part of Paul's broader discourse about the resurrection helps considerably in narrowing down the interpretive options. Let's consider together then what baptism for the ...
EP 25. "The Resurrection Firstfruits" (1 Cor 15:20-28)
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What did Paul mean when he referred to Jesus as "the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep" (1 Cor 15:20)? Furthermore, what did Paul believe about the reign of Christ and His eventual return? This section, which is at the heart of Paul's resurrection discourse, addresses some of the most important truth claims about Jesus in all of Paul's writings. Please follow us on these platforms: Po...
EP 24. "The Resurrection Reality" (1 Cor 15:6-19)
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How confident can Christians be about the claim that Jesus was raised from the dead? While Paul's discussion in 1 Corinthians was not designed to prove such a claim, he does offer some helpful pieces of evidence which support why he and others were so confident that Christ is risen. Even the Corinthians who were skeptical about resurrection had been convinced of Christ's own resurrection from t...
EP 23. "The Resurrection Gospel" (1 Cor 15:1-5)
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Paul begins his important discussion about the resurrection by reminding the Corinthians of what they had come to believe about Jesus. This reminder will act as the launching point for Paul's larger discussion about the future, general resurrection of the bodies of all those who belong to Christ. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@joi...
EP 22. "The Orderliness of Christian Assemblies" (1 Cor 14:26-40)
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In this final section of Paul's discussion concerning spiritual gifts the apostle emphasizes orderliness. Everything in Christian assemblies must be done for the building up of the body, and having proper decorum and order is just as vital in accomplishing edification as understandability is. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jointhe...
EP 21. "Five Intelligible Words" (1 Cor 14:1-25)
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1 Corinthians 14 lays out two principles which will help in accomplishing the goal of edifying those gathered in Christian assemblies: understandability and orderliness. The first half of the chapter focuses on ensuring that anyone attending the Corinthian gathering can understand what is being said, prayed, and sung. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TikTo...
EP 20. "The Greatest is Love" (1 Cor 13)
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EP 20. "The Greatest is Love" (1 Cor 13)
EP 19. "Using Your Gifts Responsibly" (1 Cor 12)
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EP 19. "Using Your Gifts Responsibly" (1 Cor 12)
EP 18. "Do this in remembrance of Me" (1 Cor 11:17-34)
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EP 18. "Do this in remembrance of Me" (1 Cor 11:17-34)
EP 17. "Headship, Head Coverings, and Hair" (1 Cor 11:1-16)
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EP 17. "Headship, Head Coverings, and Hair" (1 Cor 11:1-16)
EP 16. "Feasting and Fellowship" (Special Study #1)
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EP 16. "Feasting and Fellowship" (Special Study #1)
EP 15 "Flee From Idolatry" (1 Cor 10:14-33)
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EP 15 "Flee From Idolatry" (1 Cor 10:14-33)
EP 14. "Learning From History" (1 Cor 10:1-13)
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EP 14. "Learning From History" (1 Cor 10:1-13)
EP 13. "What will I give up for the gospel?" (1 Cor 9)
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EP 13. "What will I give up for the gospel?" (1 Cor 9)
EP 12. "Knowledge and Love" (1 Cor 8)
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EP 12. "Knowledge and Love" (1 Cor 8)
EP 11. "Remain As You Are" part 2 (1 Cor 7:17-40)
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EP 11. "Remain As You Are" part 2 (1 Cor 7:17-40)
EP 10. "Remain As You Are" part 1 (1 Cor 7:1-16)
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EP 10. "Remain As You Are" part 1 (1 Cor 7:1-16)
EP 9. "Flee Fornication" (1 Cor 6:12-20)
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EP 9. "Flee Fornication" (1 Cor 6:12-20)
EP 8. "How to Resolve Disputes like a Christian" (1 Cor 6:1-11)
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EP 8. "How to Resolve Disputes like a Christian" (1 Cor 6:1-11)
EP 7. “Expel the Wicked Person” (1 Cor 5)
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EP 7. “Expel the Wicked Person” (1 Cor 5)
EP 6. "Having the Right Perspective" (1 Cor 4)
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EP 6. "Having the Right Perspective" (1 Cor 4)
THAT'S WHY I'M LOOKING FOR THAT VERY QUESTION. GOD HAS NOT CHANGED. HE IS STILL A HOLY RIGHTEOUS GOD AND WILL STILL DESTROY THE EVIL NATIONS IN THIS DAY. GREAT VIDEO❤❤❤❤ JESUS, HIS SON IS OUR SALVATION.
Or going through a Bill Mounce book one spring . . . What might that mean?
The overwhelming worldwide majority text of thousands of manuscripts is not inferior to scraps found in clay jars
The only cult here is the one being lead by you! My final authority is the perfect word of God found in the KJB! Your final authority is scholarship when you want to know what the Bible says you have to go to your pastor to figure it out or people with dr degrees. You are the one who is truly leading an occult by making people have to rely on there pastors for what the Bible really says! God promised to preserve his word and he purified it seven times the number of perfection Psalm 12:6-7. Jesus said man shall not live by bread alone but by every word of God. Proverbs 30:5 says that every word of God is pure! Where is this pure word of God at? Also God never intended to preserve his word in Greek and Hebrew forever! John 6:63b the words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.” John 8:47 “He that is of God heareth God's words: ye therefore hear them not, because ye are not of God.” Where are these words at?
It is such a blessing to hear your new series of Psalm❤! Praise to our Lord Jesus Christ!
Yes! 👍
Many thanks!
The critical text is in it's 28th edition. That's 28 changes in the base manuscript. That's 28 editions of the original languages. That ridiculous. Textual criticism has become ludicrous. Stick to the received text of the 2,000 year old Faith and give up the trash- can-in-a-cave clay jar and fragments scam.
Lmfaooo you going to a special place for this post lmfaooo😂
its no movement
Unfortunately they are rampant on tik tok and alot of people astray
The word God in Aramaic is the Moslem god. His a prophet in Islam and a Moslem. Go google wat language he spoke it's Aramaic. Go google the word God in Aramaic u will be surprised it's the God of the moslem. There is no word trinity in the bible n he never teach trinity that god is three. He prostate n bow to god in his prayer.
Because there is more in the spirit world than we can see. The people of Canaan were defiled and were defiling the land because of the spirits that they served.
KJV Problematic?... YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT. None of the other hundreds of re(visions) are PROBLEMATIC....to false converts. Because they're altered so much Eeeeeeeveryone qualifies as a "Christian". The KJV only movement is (AWAY FROM) The KJV only. Even the Catholic Church was KJV only, in America, till the 1970's.
Hahahaha , i talk to zeus last night.
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Your Bible is footnotes
How is the Texus Receptus inferior? Please explain.
yt is being flooded with anti kjv video's
It didn’t have as many sources and had outdated methods of translation compared to todays translations
@@RabidLeech1 TR isn't a translation, it is a compilation and restoration of the texts that byzantine refugees took with them when otto drove them out, and ended up in dutch libraries.
Another great episode, Thank you! Praise to our Lord Jesus Christ!
Great series, Sha. (Zach)
This guy is bunk... its not because the church was forcing Latin, it was because Tyndale was translating passages his own way without care of being corrected.
I vehemently disagree with your “inferior text” insinuation. I have an ESV, LSB, NKJV, NLT & KJV.. In fact, I was saved reading an ESV many years ago. And although I would never condemn nor avoid fellowship over a Bible translation, I absolutely love my KJV and read it every day. It is my Rock and Foundation.
Amen
Are you saying that Christ’s kingdom has not yet come when you say the kingdom is not yet fulfilled? Christ’s Kingdom is the church. No? Since Christ reigns, is it not over His Kingdom?
Greet question! The concept of kingdom mostly has to do with God's rule. The kingdom of God would include all those who are subject to His authority. This certainly includes the church but it would also include, for example, angels. I tried to emphasize in this video that Christ is certainly ruling NOW. Thus, the kingdom is presently manifest in the world through the church. However, much of the world is still in rebellion against Christ, so Christ's conquest of the world is not yet complete. As Jesus taught us to pray, "your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven" (Matthew 6:10). This prayer has not been fulfilled yet. In the resurrection, Christ's reign over the world will finally be complete/fulfilled. All of Christ's enemies (even death) will have been defeated: "Then the end will come, when he hands over the kingdom to God the Father after he has destroyed all dominion, authority and power. For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. The last enemy to be destroyed is death" (1 Corinthians 15:23-25). This is what I mean when I say the kingdom is not yet fulfilled. Some people will refer to this as the "already--not yet." The kingdom is already here and active in the world, but it is not yet what it shall be in the resurrection.
It’s not the only one we should use, but the poetic power it holds is undeniable.
They witnessed the resurrection as such their conviction was unshakable. How do we get the same level of conviction from merely reading the account(s)????
It's extremely easy with the CI method
what is that?
I thought the GNV is from 1560
They were written around 100 years after jesus's supposed life. There could be writings in many languages the one that survived which we based it off of was Greek. Before the council of nicea Christians add all different beliefs depending on what area they were in.
It's no more problematic than Critical Text devotees that constantly try to convince people how bad the KJV is.
The King James version is THE HOLY BIBLE for all English speaking people. All other English versions since then are corrupted per-versions. Amen.
Yet millions of English speakers still use and love it. 🤔
WTF happened to my algorithm 😮
But through all the copies, there is that 1 percent of information that is off, not true to the original😢😢😢
A good start to my day. The notification came in and I can't help but to follow this episode. The sun has not arisen yet here in KL. Good job. God bless.
Greek was the lingua franca in Jerusalem and throughout Judea. Aramaic was a northern language. Aramaic in Jerusalem would have been out of place; therefore, Jesus had to speak Greek in the hill country. Whenever he returned to Galilee and the Samaritan regions, the Aramaic would have come in handy.
Very inspiring! ❤ God blessed!
In Leviticus 10:1-2 with the story of Nadab and Abihu, it says that "fire went out from the Lord and devoured them." This seems to me to imply that The Lord was dwelling in the Tabernacle at that time. Prior to the events of Nadab and Abihu, and Leviticus 16 where the Day of Atonement is established, did the Lord dwell in the Tabernacle all of the time?
The greek is not inferior. The English language is unferior. Changes every coulle decades.
Atonement 27:57 Day of Atonement 40:00
Thank you for sharing these wonderful bible study videos. Praise to GOD!
My pleasure, and to God be the glory!
I only read a first printing 1611
Okay, so you speak fluent Aramic, Hebrew & ancient Greek... No. Every Pastor & his goat believes that they understand the original languages used in the manuscripts... yet none of them could order a Mcdonalds in any of the original languages today... foolishness. The KJV is Gods word.
My church uses Aramaic in its liturgy, especially for the words of consecration that Jesus would have uttered. But we will never use the KJV. Not only it is politically motivated, but it is rapidly showing its age in terms of intelligibility. A couple hundred years from now and it will be as understandable as the Latin Vulgate to an English speaker. I’ve actually studied ancient Greek in uni. Ordering a McDonalds order using such an ancient language is actually a lot harder than you think. Ancient Greek doesn’t even have words for anything on the menu. You couldn’t even hold conversations in Greek concerning a modern news article without having to use a lot of hapax legomena consisting of novel calques, transliterations, and the appropriation of imprecise vocabulary. How on earth would “French Fry” be rendered when the idea of France just wouldn’t exist for centuries? With greek you’re so divorced from the original cultural context it grew up in and you’re forcing it to fit a completely alien context. There’s a reason why modern greeks speak a very different language than ancient greek.
Which English Bible is correct as they all say different things?
Happens with any translation. Heck look at all the localization drama with japanese translations of the text. There is two styles and one crime when it comes to translation: a literal translation, a contextual translation and a personal bias translation.
@@theredcomet844 so you have no answer?
@@kM-ij2ly Maybe not a direct answer, but a contextual one. There is no perfect translation of anything from any language. Heck even from early modern english to modern english would have contextual issues. It's all a part of how languages interact with each other.
@@theredcomet844 so then God is a liar?
@@kM-ij2ly That's a jump.
Did not the early Christians, who spoke the same language as Paul, understand this passage to mean that a woman should wear a veil or artificial covering on her head? The earliest Christian artwork (which admittedly is a century or two latter) seems to indicate this, and the writings of the early Church Fathers seem to indicate an artificial covering was the practice of the early Church. Women's fashion in the western world from the time of Constantine until the early 20th century always incorporated a hat, bonnet or veil into women's normal dress. This wasn't an issue until women began to rebel against the authority of men in the early 20th century.
Thanks for your comment Malcom. I hear what you saying about artwork as a potential argument in favor of a veil, but I just don't see that in the actual text of 1 Corinthians 11. My focus here is on interpreting the passage in light of what we know about Paul, his audience, and the context of this letter. I just don't see sufficient support in the actual text for the veil position, but I understand and respect those who do and don't wish to demean anyone. As I explain in the video, the idea that long hair is the covering seems better supported by the text.
Should you call a person that chooses to primarily read one translation of the Bible over others a cult, no. Should you read other translations, including the Greek text to validate or correct translation errors, yes. So instead of debating and slandering others over which translation they read, perhaps we should all diligently study the Bible, the origin of texts, and history of scripture. At the end of the day this will become a stumbling block to those who will not or cannot begin to understand the deeper things of scripture. We can go in circles debating which Bible translation is correct, but if we never actually read our bibles, then are we actually Christians?
If different bibles contradict each other than they can’t all be scripture. WE DEMAND A PERFECT BIBLE INSPIRED BY GOD. The evidence shows that Bible is the KJV.
Appreciate your clear teaching. Keep it up!
What a dope. Probably a Not Inspired Version lover (NIV) one of the most corrupt versions of Gods infallible, inspired, preserved, perfect word of Almighty God, as we have it today in the King James Bible.
I'll go with the 5000 manuscripts that support the kjv instead of the 50 or so manuscripts that support the modern versions. I'll stick with the Bible that was good enough for 400 years. You're in the 'anything but the KJV version' cult.
And with the deuterocanonical books which were preserved in the KJV?
1560 Geneva only, 1611 KJV is a modern perversion.
@@steveOCalleyThat has NOTHING to do with the canonical books, though. No word changes or verse changes, besides the word “church” perhaps, but even that is correct since EVERYBODY uses that, from Catholic to Christian, to Orthodox.
So many errors. The KJV does not match to ANY manuscript anywhere in the world. The KJV relied on a handful of very late Greek manuscripts, including five editions of the Textus Receptus by Erasmus, the Stephanus edition, and the Bezae codex. Erasmus didn’t have a complete manuscript of the New Testament in Greek. He produced his manuscript by comparing several partial manuscripts and combined them to make an eclectic text. Even then, he did not have a complete New Testament. He attempted to make up for this by translating the Latin Vulgate into Greek. The Stephanus edition started with the Textus Receptus and made some notes where other texts differed. The Bezae Text is generally considered unreliable. The author of this text took some unusual liberties. For example, he rewrote the genealogy of Jesus in Luke’s gospel, putting it in reverse order so it would look more like the genealogy in Matthew. It adds a story about Jesus found in no other manuscript. And it adds details in the story of Peter’s deliverance from Prison. The KJV translation of the Old Testament was largely based on an early edition of the Masoretic Text that is identical to the text used in most modern translations in most places. However, there are a few places that modern scholars believe this text is in error and they compare it with ancient translations to decide on the correct reading.
@@brandonbogert7848 knowledge drop. Will this be a case of pearls before swine?
Ummm... I can read the 1611 just fine. In fact, it's my preferred text. And yes, the KJV updated the typographical format. So what? They are still the same sounding words with the same exact meaning... Is this supposed to be some kind of mic drop statement? Am I supposed to be shaking in my boots?
Which version are you reading from brother? I have searched, KJV, NKJV, NASB, and ESV. I like the way that is worded but cant seem to find it.
This is from the NIV. God bless you.
When white light travels through a prism it makes. colors. If Jewish thought and word travels through a Greek mind it seems the original meaning would change too.
Hebrew was a religious language , Aramaic was a regular language and greek was more of a educational / political language
Yes Hebrew was a liturgal language only spoken in the temples, Aramaic became the lingua franca since 586 BC , while Greek was more so for commercial purposes as they were hired by Greek speaking foreigners both Israelite and non-Israelite