Hahahahahahaha. 😂😂 i gotta like his enthusiasm for teaching what others consider a boring subject. 😁😁 Thanks Pastor Tim, im to-ing and fro-ing with your podcasts and bible project vids. You're a blessing in my walk with Jesus. God bless you.
i know im randomly asking but does anybody know a method to log back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I love any help you can give me!
God bless you and your loved ones. After having turned my back on religion at the age of 12, I was born again in 2020 at the age of 63. Jesus is LORD! Am sooo looking forward to His return.
Wow, I didn't look at the Road to Emmaus story this way. Thank you, Tim, for helping others see through the layers (the two-thousand year gap, the totally different culture, etc.) and really learning the story for what it is, not the sanitized version. God bless you. Loved your series on Jonah and Psalms.
@@danielmiller2886 hi there thank you for asking😊 I follow the read skripture program from bible project. Great journey so far. Next month I'll get babtist.
Paul said he died daily in Christ. What we forget is when we die in Christ, we are also raised with him in newness of life by the power of the Holy Spirit now in our walk with him by faith and forever in the world go come. He is the resurrection and the life!
I feel like I should respond but there is no words to compare with what he has just shared. I will start with my first thoughts. I believe it was normal to allow guests to break the bread in those days, or so I have read. I just realised that these 2 disciples would not have been at the last supper so this is the first time they would have witnessed breaking of the bread. But what is that in the light if this message. Our comments and responses seem so pitiful when confronted with the words and actions of Jesus. Tim should be preaching regularly in Churches again. That I am sure. This is indeed Holy ground. The only response can be 100 % commitment to following Jesus.
Dr. Mackie. I can’t say enough about your teaching! You have a unique way of telling Bible history and culture that really makes it understandable. I have a question though about right before the men’s eyes were opened: was Jesus just breaking bread for a meal or was this a Lord’s Supper? There is no mention of wine and Jesus said He would not have it again until the Kingdom. Or was He saying the Kingdom was here? It’s my understanding that that was not the Lords Supper. Just wondering! I’m sharing these with many others. Thanks so much for posting them!
Kelly Bezz it's what Bible scholars call table fellowship. It is different from the modified Passover meal Jesus had with his disciples also known as the Lord's supper. It's something Jesus is depicted as doing through out the synoptic gospels. For the Jewish home it included some religious/ritual practices such as prayer which Jesus does in that particular story.
I imagine that as Jesus was breaking the bread and handing it to them that they saw the nail piercings and that's when their eyes were open. Your thoughts? @@Ko_kB
@@matthewveldt1632 Personally, this is probably my favourite story in the Bible. It is such a deep well of meaning you can revisit several times. I do not think it was about his nail pierced hands because the story does not indicate that. I rather think it is about them finally recognising Jesus because he did something very familiar, that is sharing table fellowship, which is something he prominently did through out his ministry.
Thank you. It is a GREAT story! I have never heard of the expression called "table fellowship", but it is interesting and compelling. It's still hard for me to imagine in that table fellowship that the travellers didn't notice the wounds in his hands when He broke the bread. Just a few hours later He would appear to the twelve who had locked themselves in a room. (one of my personal favorite stories :) He showed them His hands and the wound in his side which seems to me He is again confirming His identity as the Christ who was crucified. I don't know.... @@Ko_kB
@@matthewveldt1632 Well the text doesn't mention anything about wounds but it does say when they were recounting their encounter to the others "he was known to them in the breaking of bread" (Luke 24:35.)
Thank you so much just discovered your videos! I love listening to the podcasts, are these the same as the podcasts you’re posting or are they different sermons? Thanks!
You can communicate with Tim directly through the Bible Project website. I have sent two messages and have been told they will relay my messages to him.
Tim and Jon (The Bible Project) have shared pictures of gifts they have received from supporters. I would encourage you to get their address and send them mail. If you are in the Portland area stop in for a visit. They also mention people who do that as well.
Not all had capability to perceive if number of people whom appeared was very much dependent on their thinking then in line with the Faith's on Risen juxtaposed not fallen off alike failing personal memory too. Every incident seemed it's actively put up efforts more or less relived their experience if not firstly John else Magdalene's leading to other recognising also in succession as anything Phenomenal but illusory linking in Hope equally significant.
No doubt the Maccabees retaliation or Pilate suicide happened hereafter were never significant for Gospelors since their Lord's response of saving souls nothing comparable to slaying for victory over Satanic spirit world...
I think the recreation of Jesus’s face is incorrect because Jesus was 30 to 35 years old. This recreation looks to be middle 40’S to 50! Jesus was younger than you, Tim when he was crucified. Good video though!
Tim, with all your studies you still are blind to the notion that there are no sacred symbols nor rituals in the New Covenant and that the true believers in the Lord Jesus Christ are the true redeemed Israel of God. Keep studying until you get it. May His Grace be with you.
So the average reconstructed face of a Jewish man in 1st c. looks like a caveman. I suppose if we say that this is like Jesus, we can also say that this is like Joseph, like John the Baptist, like Simon, like Judas, like Peter, like James etc.... I never thought people were such lookalikes in the 1st c.
Tim Mackie is great. "Are you with me? You guys. Anybody? How you guys doin?"
I am 100% with you! Hope you continue to enjoy all of Tim's teaching on this channel.
Hahahahahahaha. 😂😂 i gotta like his enthusiasm for teaching what others consider a boring subject. 😁😁
Thanks Pastor Tim, im to-ing and fro-ing with your podcasts and bible project vids. You're a blessing in my walk with Jesus. God bless you.
I absolutely love when he checks in with those sayings.
What a fantastic man and fantastic sermon ❤
i know im randomly asking but does anybody know a method to log back into an instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I love any help you can give me!
Thanks Tim. I am 72 years old now. Being born again two years ago your work has caught me up in many ways.
Amen!!
God bless you and your loved ones. After having turned my back on religion at the age of 12, I was born again in 2020 at the age of 63. Jesus is LORD! Am sooo looking forward to His return.
Probably my favorite teacher in the world. He just keeps knocking it out of the park over and over and over again.
Every video of his stretches my mind and understanding of scriptures.
Agreed
"Are you with me?", Ha, gets me everytime. It'd be impossible getting separated from Tim on a nature walk. 😊
🤣🤣🤣🤣
“God has not given us the Spirit of fear or timidity but of power, love and a sound mind”… Thanks Tim for embracing courage to say it as it is.
So not what the Lord looks like, folks. I have seen Him, He is Glorious 💯💖
oh gosh this was so intense, what a master preacher Tim is, wow!
Mostly annoying.
There are people of great beauty from all nationalities Jesus would most certainly have been a person of beauty to behold
He certainly would have resembled his mother Mary, the other genetic component if there was another, we can only wonder About
Jesus is my only hope!
God Bless you Tim for this beautiful teaching
Tim Mackie, shaking things up.
2020 so much TRUTH and awakening for me
i just love Tim’s energetic enthusiam and zest for teaching about zyedhua
Wow, I didn't look at the Road to Emmaus story this way. Thank you, Tim, for helping others see through the layers (the two-thousand year gap, the totally different culture, etc.) and really learning the story for what it is, not the sanitized version. God bless you. Loved your series on Jonah and Psalms.
Kimberly Ann Dolor Dr. Mackie has a special gift and I’m so glad he’s sharing it!
Wow a Tim thank you for humbling us. There are no words to explain your heart felt words of the bible
Thanks for opening my eys and heart more and more. Only started reading the Bible two month ago. I'm hooked.
Gabriele, I hope you have had a fruitful year of growth and learning!
@@danielmiller2886 hi there thank you for asking😊
I follow the read skripture program from bible project. Great journey so far. Next month I'll get babtist.
What a powerful, perspicatious teaching. Thank you, Pastor Tim Mackie, for your courage to tell all who are prepared to listen, the Truth.
Paul said he died daily in Christ. What we forget is when we die in Christ, we are also raised with him in newness of life by the power of the Holy Spirit now in our walk with him by faith and forever in the world go come. He is the resurrection and the life!
Holy cow. The 21st century preacher icon I say.
God bless, Brother. Thank you
Captivating! Beautiful sermon Tim! Thank you!!
Suburb teaching! I am teacher and preacher who has been inspired to think even deeper.
The shroud of Turin kind of validates the look of Jesus..
We have the Shroud of Turin! That is what Jesus looks like!
Rule of thumb: when I don’t/ can’t see Jesus, do opposite to my nature. Well if i can in my broken self.
This was perfect and oh so helpful!
I feel like I should respond but there is no words to compare with what he has just shared. I will start with my first thoughts. I believe it was normal to allow guests to break the bread in those days, or so I have read. I just realised that these 2 disciples would not have been at the last supper so this is the first time they would have witnessed breaking of the bread. But what is that in the light if this message. Our comments and responses seem so pitiful when confronted with the words and actions of Jesus. Tim should be preaching regularly in Churches again. That I am sure. This is indeed Holy ground. The only response can be 100 % commitment to following Jesus.
Dr. Mackie. I can’t say enough about your teaching! You have a unique way of telling Bible history and culture that really makes it understandable.
I have a question though about right before the men’s eyes were opened: was Jesus just breaking bread for a meal or was this a Lord’s Supper? There is no mention of wine and Jesus said He would not have it again until the Kingdom. Or was He saying the Kingdom was here? It’s my understanding that that was not the Lords Supper. Just wondering!
I’m sharing these with many others. Thanks so much for posting them!
Kelly Bezz it's what Bible scholars call table fellowship. It is different from the modified Passover meal Jesus had with his disciples also known as the Lord's supper. It's something Jesus is depicted as doing through out the synoptic gospels. For the Jewish home it included some religious/ritual practices such as prayer which Jesus does in that particular story.
I imagine that as Jesus was breaking the bread and handing it to them that they saw the nail piercings and that's when their eyes were open. Your thoughts? @@Ko_kB
@@matthewveldt1632 Personally, this is probably my favourite story in the Bible. It is such a deep well of meaning you can revisit several times. I do not think it was about his nail pierced hands because the story does not indicate that. I rather think it is about them finally recognising Jesus because he did something very familiar, that is sharing table fellowship, which is something he prominently did through out his ministry.
Thank you. It is a GREAT story! I have never heard of the expression called "table fellowship", but it is interesting and compelling. It's still hard for me to imagine in that table fellowship that the travellers didn't notice the wounds in his hands when He broke the bread. Just a few hours later He would appear to the twelve who had locked themselves in a room. (one of my personal favorite stories :) He showed them His hands and the wound in his side which seems to me He is again confirming His identity as the Christ who was crucified. I don't know.... @@Ko_kB
@@matthewveldt1632 Well the text doesn't mention anything about wounds but it does say when they were recounting their encounter to the others "he was known to them in the breaking of bread" (Luke 24:35.)
somebody who watched the Bible Project would understand, some part of me just wants to hear him saying "... it's all about" after 11:15
Amen
One word ...shroud!!!
The Jewish Jesus looks like my dad. 😆🤣LOL
Thank you so much just discovered your videos! I love listening to the podcasts, are these the same as the podcasts you’re posting or are they different sermons? Thanks!
Castle Danger Hey do you know if he does have a channel? I can’t find it
You can communicate with Tim directly through the Bible Project website. I have sent two messages and have been told they will relay my messages to him.
Tim and Jon (The Bible Project) have shared pictures of gifts they have received from supporters. I would encourage you to get their address and send them mail. If you are in the Portland area stop in for a visit. They also mention people who do that as well.
No need for hints. Here is the link to their mailing address.
thebibleproject.com/contact/
Tim, concerning what you said, in this video that "nowhere in Scripture we are told His appearance" Read Isaiah 52:13 - 14
Not all had capability to perceive if number of people whom appeared was very much dependent on their thinking then in line with the Faith's on Risen juxtaposed not fallen off alike failing personal memory too. Every incident seemed it's actively put up efforts more or less relived their experience if not firstly John else Magdalene's leading to other recognising also in succession as anything Phenomenal but illusory linking in Hope equally significant.
No doubt the Maccabees retaliation or Pilate suicide happened hereafter were never significant for Gospelors since their Lord's response of saving souls nothing comparable to slaying for victory over Satanic spirit world...
Hi Tim great sermon ... again ! Question: since our ultimate enemy in Satan himself , is Jesus suggesting to love the Devil?
Head scratcher: If God loves His enemies, then He loves evil too, but He is going to destroy evil. Very confusing.
He loves his enemies as God made them. Not the evil in them from sin.
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Just my two cents, but that forensic picture of an early jewish man makes me think more of Peter. Just sayin’. 😉
I think the recreation of Jesus’s face is incorrect because Jesus was 30 to 35 years old. This recreation looks to be middle 40’S to 50! Jesus was younger than you, Tim when he was crucified. Good video though!
30-35 years old while living in the desert and before sunscreen and modern medicine will age a person’s physical appearance.
Tim, with all your studies you still are blind to the notion that there are no sacred symbols nor rituals in the New Covenant and that the true believers in the Lord Jesus Christ are the true redeemed Israel of God. Keep studying until you get it. May His Grace be with you.
Totalwoman10 what would you call the lords supper or baptism then ?
@@grantearley4472 Shadows.
@@daelinproudmore5068 you need to read the book to the Hebrews.
Why do we need a ritual for "reaffirmation"?
You sound arrogant.
So the average reconstructed face of a Jewish man in 1st c. looks like a caveman. I suppose if we say that this is like Jesus, we can also say that this is like Joseph, like John the Baptist, like Simon, like Judas, like Peter, like James etc.... I never thought people were such lookalikes in the 1st c.