I just love Tim's teachings! So blessed to be able to listen to your videos. The Bible project was my go to place when I was starting on my Bible journey as brand new Christian 2 years ago. Thank you soooo much for all you do pastor Tim!
Thank you for you man, I just pray that you would remain in your 1st live with God and how your intimacy with him will always increase! I love you man and I am grateful for your life 🙏🏽💯
Found the Bible project by accident and started researching more and more! What a happy accident! Now I’m watching all of them and all of these teachings. I’ve read the Bible many times and I look at it as a collection of short stories by different editors. Sort of like a book of ghost stories from around the world. Different cultures, authors, histories, etc. with one main theme.
This teaching is wonderful. It gives me a totally new perspective on what a church should be. 1) Teach this narrative 2) Anyone who is on board with this narrative simply lives out the commandments of Jesus though the church. So simple
I think he is the first real life person I've seen that literally has a catch phrase.😅 "How're you guys doing? Are you with me?" We love it! His teachings are such a gift.
Tim los videos desarrollados para ilustrar la Biblia son excelentes, como maestra de Escuela Dominical y del Instituto Bíblico que represento, puedo decirte, que son una herramienta muy valiosa. Hoy le pido al Señor los inspire para que desarrollen un vídeo sobre la pascua, sus simbología y como Jesús es el cordero de Dios. No he conseguido por la web un video como los de Project Bible didactivo y sencillo que explique este tema tan importante.
Philippians 1, 3-11: "I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always offering prayer with joy in my every prayer for you all, in view of your participation in the gospel from the first day until now. For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work among you will complete it by the day of Christ Jesus. For it is only right for me to feel this way about you all, because I have you in my heart, since both in my imprisonment and in the defense and confirmation of the gospel, you all are partakers of grace with me. For God is my witness, how I long for you all with the affection of Christ Jesus. And this I pray, that your love may overflow still more and more in real knowledge and all discernment, so that you may discover the things that are excellent, that you may be sincere and blameless for the day of Christ; having been filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, for the glory and praise of God."
In my church we're going through 1 Samuel, and our pastor is explaining what happened. To paraphrase, "Eli was the chief priest of the Holy Temple, and he had two VERY bad sons, who he did not discipline. God calls upon Samuel (who was only a kid) to go and tell Eli "God says because you didn't correct your sons, you are in BIG TROUBLE, and not just you but all of my Chosen People....." While I'm NOT looking for simplified narratives like this INSTEAD of studying the Bible itself, I think a simplified narrative like this would help me to understand what is going on without getting lost in the genealogies and such. I have looked and looked for "plot summaries" of the Old Testament historical books, but cannot find any. Can anyone out there help me?
Makes a lot more sense this way. I finally read the bible all the way through along with the videos. I was raised with the way hes speaking of and the preacher jumped all over the place and I couldn't make sense of it . Only in sections. And it seemed like they ignored the Old testament.
I am convinced that the ENTIRE purpose of this very finite material universe was so God could demonstrate his humility and forgiveness to the spirit realm before he exiles Satan forever -
I've been reading through the Bible Project | Biblical Storyline reading plan through The Bible app. I'm halfway through the year and most of the Old Testament but realize that it skips the book of Ruth. When I check the chronological order of the videos published by Bible Project on UA-cam, I do see the book of Ruth between Judges and Samuel. However, I think it may have been missed in The Bible Reading plan? Has anyone else found this?
What happens to people who were on the other side of the world? When the Bible was made and never had a chance to repent. Like the people in Asia or native Americans what happens to them when they died just by default they go to hell? This is a serious question
Thank you for your question. Tim did a series of talks on heaven and hell a few years back. I am going to give you the link here. I also am including a link to the handout that goes with that series of talks. Series www.timmackie.com/heaven-hell/ Handout www.blackhawkchurch.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/church_underground_heaven_and_hell.pdf
@@taghjenx4 that doesn't make sense.I use to believe that.Critical thinking requires one to weigh,process,and dissect facts within the confines of reality or real life.So, how is it is gracious and just for some to slide through without the confusion of numerous dogmas,doctrines and interpretations and penalize those who so called have been revealed this information which is not even based on anything that is demonstrably proved or uniform in message. You think you know "god".How do you know or anyone for that matter? Mithra came to save mankind as were the many boddhisattvas that incarnated to earth i.e. Krishna in Hindu theology.How about the one who has not been revealed the truths of Ahura Mazda,the just, all consuming fire of Avestan Theology? or Allah of the hadiths and the Quran? ua-cam.com/video/NaOBWCkr5jE/v-deo.html
You assume God isn't in control. He is in control of everything. God is just and gracious, he judges accordingly. Was the person a murderer or lived a bad life? But if one lived a good life then God will take everything into account.
Hi Tim. I'm a fan, but I'm curious. In your reading of the creation of man you replace the word man with humanity. Is this you interpretation? And on what basis?
As I understand the word "Cosmogony", it refers solely and specifically to the very beginning of the universe. In contrast to solely talking about the moment of the conception of the universe, when Tim uses the word "Cosmology", I believe he is talking about the beginnings AND the ongoing understanding of the shape of the universe through the eyes of the ancient near-East people groups, specifically the writers of the ancient Hebrew scriptures.
I have a question Tim, and a thought to share. I noticed from watching your videos and in this one, that sometimes you say things like " how does Jesus know this?" You answered... "from Him reading the Bible. " Wouldn't Jesus know these things because He is the author through men in the form of The Holy Spirit? I am not being critical of you my brother, just wondering what you mean, and if my understanding is in error.
I wonder if Jesus receives the holy Spirit of truth and knowledge at his baptism, though he has a background probably knowing the scriptures before then, he now has 'cosmic knowledge,' or 'divine knowledge,' after his pledge to the Father. I wondered if Jesus knew who he was always since birth
@@Saintmack I totally agree, I just didn't grow up thinking of Jesus being fully human. I always knew he was human, but the divine being took much more precedent.
I wonder what Tim's response would be if someone were to ask him about the flood. He was arguing that God did not want to kill His creation, but he doesn't mention God flooding the world and trying to restart humanity. I'm not saying I disagree with Tim's perspective, just curious how the story of Noah fits in with this narrative he's describing.
I would be concerned about this statement Jesus became who we are so we can become who he is. He said it sometime after 30 min. We can naver become God and Jesus is God
Yeah I caught that too. I think he meant so we can become the human that he was - sinless, obedient to the Father. But DID Jesus ‘become’ sin? That seems impossible
@@theotherme4120 yea this may be flawed or perhaps can be up for debate. But I stand with you. He did not become sin. He canceled out sin. For the punishment of sin = death Sin “sinned” by murdering Yeshua who knew no sin. Result of that is, Sins own death
Hi Tim! I have a question, the Bible is an epic narrative and the Iliad is one as well. The Iliad depicts some true historical incidents( the Trojan war that was real and actually took place) but its tangled up with mythological creatures and Greek Gods etc, how do I know that the Bible represent the truth( Jesus is a real figure it has been proven scientifically) at some points but it could be mixed up with some facts that are not true. For example my friend told me this :That Jesus could actually existed but what if he was just a great man with revolutionary teachings for his period and age but when ppl where writing down stories about him, they added stuff? What if the miracles didn’t happen for example? What if they added things just like the Greeks did in the Iliad? thanks heaps!
That's a great question! A good resource for you might be reading the book "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel. The book discusses the historicity of Jesus and whether or not we can rely on what was said in the bible and other works by evidence.
There’s a helpful chart I found online that shows the number of original manuscripts that have been discovered. The Iliad has 643 original manuscripts found, as it was written in 700 BC. The New Testament on the other hand has 5,735. In Acts it tells the rapid expansion of the church, starting with a few hundred and expanding to tens of thousands as the stories of Jesus’ resurrection spread. If Jesus hadn’t risen from the dead, I doubt that thousands would’ve joined the movement as at that point he would’ve been proven to be just another controversial figure put down by the romans. Remember that a majority of the Jews yelled crucify him and chose to free a murderer over freeing Jesus. At that point they thought he was a blasphemous fraud. The fact that they were later willing to die for this cause in mass numbers to me validated the hundreds who claimed to have seen Jesus alive after the crucifixion, hence the thousands of original manuscripts that claim to have witnessed the events.
The story of the Bible is one of restoration...paradise (presence of God) lost in the garden and restored in the NEW Jerusalem at the culmination of time. At that time God with create a new world (as you say, a new heaven and new earth) where it will be possible (no more sin) for Him to again dwell with His people. This is what Tim means by a new creation.
Tim . You are truly compassionate and love ❤️ my Yeshua. Because of your compassion for the brethren and your love for charity, I want to help you . Go to my brotha Big Judah.com and look 👀 at his videos titled “The Medieval Israelites “. That is a great start for you to get wisdom and knowledge about who we are. Gods people. We are the “holy seed”.
When Tim asked 'what kind of story is this' and said 'narrative.' I thought 'fairy tale.' I believe the Bible, but that IS how many fairy tales begin and end.
lininomartino now reflect On dating, Time and Historic evidence. It isn't that narrative set by fairy tales but the Bible's collective as a whole inspired others to write as such. It is the longing living lasting epic of our time and a momento of living Word Yahshua Hamashiac, Yahweh in the flesh and blood. The Bible is even in the stage of the strong delusion, and its scripture is under attack and change. If it was "another fairy tale" why would evil try so hard to alter the Word into having Satan come off as the messianic figure now? Curious. Do you have eyes? You should look with them. Do you have ears? You should listen. Praise and peace brother.
Le Voyeur: Did you not read the part where I said "I believe the Bible" ? I wasn't saying the Bible is a fairy tale, silly, and I think you sort of have to stretch pretty far to interpret it that way. Is English not your first language? I'd be happy to try to put it in your language (via google translate or some such) if you think that would help you understand better.
I teach writing to fourth graders. The first type of writing they learn is narrative writing, which in their case is not fairytale writing, but stories about their lives... true, honest stories about their adventures, what's important to them, etc. So the narrative stories in the Bible are the stories of Abraham, Joseph, etc. Stories of their lives. :)
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I give God thanks for Tim, Jon, and Bible Project.
Love this guy. He's so awesome and I've learnt so much from him. God bless Tim Mackie and his family and this channel.
Seriously, he is just awesome. I love how he always challenges our understanding. A gift!
Wow how have I never heard the Bible in this way! Truly truly thank you! The Bible project had helped me so much in my faith.
"How you guys doing, Are you with me"
- Tim Mackie
Yes! 😅 Once he said it I looked to see if it was in the description as usual, and felt so satisfied seeing you had commented.
w/out shame this time 🛢🧂
Tim changed my life!! Love everything he does
The way he made me and so many others love the bible is truly inspired by the holy spirit.
Love this. We all need to understand the Bible story. Thank you.✝️♥️
I just love Tim's teachings! So blessed to be able to listen to your videos. The Bible project was my go to place when I was starting on my Bible journey as brand new Christian 2 years ago. Thank you soooo much for all you do pastor Tim!
Thank you Tim Mackie. We should all learn to share the Good News in this way!
Thank you for you man, I just pray that you would remain in your 1st live with God and how your intimacy with him will always increase! I love you man and I am grateful for your life 🙏🏽💯
Found the Bible project by accident and started researching more and more! What a happy accident! Now I’m watching all of them and all of these teachings. I’ve read the Bible many times and I look at it as a collection of short stories by different editors. Sort of like a book of ghost stories from around the world. Different cultures, authors, histories, etc. with one main theme.
This is truth beautifully explained. Thank you!
You ROCK Reverend Doctor Mackie 💖
Love his voice !! It’s perfect
I really enjoy your outlook of the Bible as well as your teaching. It had been a breath of fresh air! Thank you.
God bless you Tim and your team
Amazing teaching Tim Mackie. God bless you 🙏
WONDERFUL!!! GOD BLESS YOU AND UR MINISTRY PASTOR TIM!!!
ILY Dr.Tim your amazing.. I love when u say it last about two pages....I was cracking up. Although it's DEADLY SERIOUS!
This teaching is wonderful. It gives me a totally new perspective on what a church should be.
1) Teach this narrative
2) Anyone who is on board with this narrative simply lives out the commandments of Jesus though the church.
So simple
I wish it was that easy.
Thank you so much for making The Bible Project! You inspired me so much!
God bless you, Tim and Jon
Blessings to you, it is a great teaching that expounds the word of God to give us also a good understanding.
Thank JAH for our brother Tim. May he bless you and keep you always. ANEIN
I think he is the first real life person I've seen that literally has a catch phrase.😅
"How're you guys doing? Are you with me?"
We love it! His teachings are such a gift.
TIM, u r awesome may God bless u !!
Tim los videos desarrollados para ilustrar la Biblia son excelentes, como maestra de Escuela Dominical y del Instituto Bíblico que represento, puedo decirte, que son una herramienta muy valiosa. Hoy le pido al Señor los inspire para que desarrollen un vídeo sobre la pascua, sus simbología y como Jesús es el cordero de Dios. No he conseguido por la web un video como los de Project Bible didactivo y sencillo que explique este tema tan importante.
“How are you guys doing? Are you with me”.
I’m fine, thanks for asking. Yes, I’m with you.
Philippians 1:3-11
Philippians 1, 3-11: "I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always offering prayer with joy in my every prayer for you all, in view of your participation in the gospel from the first day until now. For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work among you will complete it by the day of Christ Jesus. For it is only right for me to feel this way about you all, because I have you in my heart, since both in my imprisonment and in the defense and confirmation of the gospel, you all are partakers of grace with me. For God is my witness, how I long for you all with the affection of Christ Jesus. And this I pray, that your love may overflow still more and more in real knowledge and all discernment, so that you may discover the things that are excellent, that you may be sincere and blameless for the day of Christ; having been filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, for the glory and praise of God."
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you for this , i have a lot of questions but still this is epic
Great *Video* For The *Soul* Thanks For The *Upload*
*Enables* Me To Be *Bold*
Acts 4:19 and when they saw the *boldness* of *Peter*
Thankyou Tim
Thank you so very very much ❤️
Awesome
thanks
Really awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish reading the Bible would be something with turn our hearts
In my church we're going through 1 Samuel, and our pastor is explaining what happened. To paraphrase, "Eli was the chief priest of the Holy Temple, and he had two VERY bad sons, who he did not discipline. God calls upon Samuel (who was only a kid) to go and tell Eli "God says because you didn't correct your sons, you are in BIG TROUBLE, and not just you but all of my Chosen People....." While I'm NOT looking for simplified narratives like this INSTEAD of studying the Bible itself, I think a simplified narrative like this would help me to understand what is going on without getting lost in the genealogies and such. I have looked and looked for "plot summaries" of the Old Testament historical books, but cannot find any. Can anyone out there help me?
2.27 when he cracks himself up with his own joke - priceless!
Makes a lot more sense this way. I finally read the bible all the way through along with the videos. I was raised with the way hes speaking of and the preacher jumped all over the place and I couldn't make sense of it . Only in sections. And it seemed like they ignored the Old testament.
I am convinced that the ENTIRE purpose of this very finite material universe was so God could demonstrate his humility and forgiveness to the spirit realm before he exiles Satan forever -
I've been reading through the Bible Project | Biblical Storyline reading plan through The Bible app. I'm halfway through the year and most of the Old Testament but realize that it skips the book of Ruth. When I check the chronological order of the videos published by Bible Project on UA-cam, I do see the book of Ruth between Judges and Samuel. However, I think it may have been missed in The Bible Reading plan? Has anyone else found this?
What happens to people who were on the other side of the world? When the Bible was made and never had a chance to repent. Like the people in Asia or native Americans what happens to them when they died just by default they go to hell? This is a serious question
Thank you for your question. Tim did a series of talks on heaven and hell a few years back. I am going to give you the link here. I also am including a link to the handout that goes with that series of talks.
Series
www.timmackie.com/heaven-hell/
Handout
www.blackhawkchurch.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/church_underground_heaven_and_hell.pdf
DanIscool09 Everyone will be judged by what has been revealed to them. God is gracious and just.
@@taghjenx4 that doesn't make sense.I use to believe that.Critical thinking requires one to weigh,process,and dissect facts within the confines of reality or real life.So, how is it is gracious and just for some to slide through without the confusion of numerous dogmas,doctrines and interpretations and penalize those who so called have been revealed this information which is not even based on anything that is demonstrably proved or uniform in message. You think you know "god".How do you know or anyone for that matter? Mithra came to save mankind as were the many boddhisattvas that incarnated to earth i.e. Krishna in Hindu theology.How about the one who has not been revealed the truths of Ahura Mazda,the just, all consuming fire of Avestan Theology? or Allah of the hadiths and the Quran?
ua-cam.com/video/NaOBWCkr5jE/v-deo.html
@@taghjenx4
ua-cam.com/video/Q_Qw68dQxjs/v-deo.html
You assume God isn't in control. He is in control of everything. God is just and gracious, he judges accordingly. Was the person a murderer or lived a bad life? But if one lived a good life then God will take everything into account.
Hi Tim. I'm a fan, but I'm curious. In your reading of the creation of man you replace the word man with humanity. Is this you interpretation? And on what basis?
10:36 I think he meant Cosmogony
As I understand the word "Cosmogony", it refers solely and specifically to the very beginning of the universe.
In contrast to solely talking about the moment of the conception of the universe, when Tim uses the word "Cosmology", I believe he is talking about the beginnings AND the ongoing understanding of the shape of the universe through the eyes of the ancient near-East people groups, specifically the writers of the ancient Hebrew scriptures.
I have a question Tim, and a thought to share. I noticed from watching your videos and in this one, that sometimes you say things like " how does Jesus know this?" You answered... "from Him reading the Bible. "
Wouldn't Jesus know these things because He is the author through men in the form of The Holy Spirit?
I am not being critical of you my brother, just wondering what you mean, and if my understanding is in error.
I wonder if Jesus receives the holy Spirit of truth and knowledge at his baptism, though he has a background probably knowing the scriptures before then, he now has 'cosmic knowledge,' or 'divine knowledge,' after his pledge to the Father. I wondered if Jesus knew who he was always since birth
It's hard for me to think of Jesus as a human that has to learn like me, or my children, as I watch them grow.
@@lemegipto9251 scripture says Jesus grew in favor with God and man, and I believe it says knowledge too!
@@Saintmack I totally agree, I just didn't grow up thinking of Jesus being fully human. I always knew he was human, but the divine being took much more precedent.
So I'm looking the video of a bible as a story line with the main pionta
I wonder what Tim's response would be if someone were to ask him about the flood. He was arguing that God did not want to kill His creation, but he doesn't mention God flooding the world and trying to restart humanity. I'm not saying I disagree with Tim's perspective, just curious how the story of Noah fits in with this narrative he's describing.
He mentions how he views on the Flood a lot in their podcast.
So um.. anyone got the answer to the question?
I think its share
Or restore
Oh its redeem
This is my one HUGE problem. So many people who understand the bible take advantage of it.
That is much of what the story of the Bible describes. It's a BIG problem.
I want to be friends with Tim!
I would be concerned about this statement Jesus became who we are so we can become who he is. He said it sometime after 30 min. We can naver become God and Jesus is God
Yeah I caught that too. I think he meant so we can become the human that he was - sinless, obedient to the Father. But DID Jesus ‘become’ sin? That seems impossible
@@theotherme4120 yea this may be flawed or perhaps can be up for debate. But I stand with you. He did not become sin.
He canceled out sin.
For the punishment of sin = death
Sin “sinned” by murdering Yeshua who knew no sin.
Result of that is, Sins own death
Hi Tim! I have a question, the Bible is an epic narrative and the Iliad is one as well. The Iliad depicts some true historical incidents( the Trojan war that was real and actually took place) but its tangled up with mythological creatures and Greek Gods etc, how do I know that the Bible represent the truth( Jesus is a real figure it has been proven scientifically) at some points but it could be mixed up with some facts that are not true. For example my friend told me this :That Jesus could actually existed but what if he was just a great man with revolutionary teachings for his period and age but when ppl where writing down stories about him, they added stuff? What if the miracles didn’t happen for example? What if they added things just like the Greeks did in the Iliad? thanks heaps!
That's a great question! A good resource for you might be reading the book "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel. The book discusses the historicity of Jesus and whether or not we can rely on what was said in the bible and other works by evidence.
There’s a helpful chart I found online that shows the number of original manuscripts that have been discovered. The Iliad has 643 original manuscripts found, as it was written in 700 BC. The New Testament on the other hand has 5,735. In Acts it tells the rapid expansion of the church, starting with a few hundred and expanding to tens of thousands as the stories of Jesus’ resurrection spread. If Jesus hadn’t risen from the dead, I doubt that thousands would’ve joined the movement as at that point he would’ve been proven to be just another controversial figure put down by the romans. Remember that a majority of the Jews yelled crucify him and chose to free a murderer over freeing Jesus. At that point they thought he was a blasphemous fraud. The fact that they were later willing to die for this cause in mass numbers to me validated the hundreds who claimed to have seen Jesus alive after the crucifixion, hence the thousands of original manuscripts that claim to have witnessed the events.
There was a creation, and there will be a new heavens and a new earth. Not sure what the "new creation" is supposed to be.
The story of the Bible is one of restoration...paradise (presence of God) lost in the garden and restored in the NEW Jerusalem at the culmination of time. At that time God with create a new world (as you say, a new heaven and new earth) where it will be possible (no more sin) for Him to again dwell with His people. This is what Tim means by a new creation.
Anybody else got a man crush on Tim?
best food
Tim . You are truly compassionate and love ❤️ my Yeshua. Because of your compassion for the brethren and your love for charity, I want to help you . Go to my brotha Big Judah.com and look 👀 at his videos titled “The Medieval Israelites “. That is a great start for you to get wisdom and knowledge about who we are. Gods people. We are the “holy seed”.
10:30
When Tim asked 'what kind of story is this' and said 'narrative.' I thought 'fairy tale.' I believe the Bible, but that IS how many fairy tales begin and end.
lininomartino now reflect
On dating,
Time and Historic evidence. It isn't that narrative set by fairy tales but the Bible's collective as a whole inspired others to write as such. It is the longing living lasting epic of our time and a momento of living Word Yahshua Hamashiac, Yahweh in the flesh and blood. The Bible is even in the stage of the strong delusion, and its scripture is under attack and change. If it was "another fairy tale" why would evil try so hard to alter the Word into having Satan come off as the messianic figure now? Curious. Do you have eyes? You should look with them. Do you have ears? You should listen. Praise and peace brother.
Le Voyeur: Did you not read the part where I said "I believe the Bible" ? I wasn't saying the Bible is a fairy tale, silly, and I think you sort of have to stretch pretty far to interpret it that way. Is English not your first language? I'd be happy to try to put it in your language (via google translate or some such) if you think that would help you understand better.
I teach writing to fourth graders. The first type of writing they learn is narrative writing, which in their case is not fairytale writing, but stories about their lives... true, honest stories about their adventures, what's important to them, etc.
So the narrative stories in the Bible are the stories of Abraham, Joseph, etc. Stories of their lives. :)
FALN WRLD -> RZN WRLD