Tim Mackie | "Chosen One or Traitor?: Jonah, Achan, and Narrative Analogy in the Hebrew Bible"
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2023
- Watch Tim Mackie, Co-Founder, Chief Education Officer, (BibleProject), share his research of the Old Testament in this talk titled "Chosen One or Traitor?: Jonah, Achan, and Narrative Analogy in the Hebrew Bible" at the Hebrew Bible Conference.
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The Hebrew Bible Conference was hosted at Multnomah University on March 11, 2023. The conference was a partnership between Multnomah and BibleProject, whose founders are Multnomah alumni. Scholars from around the world (all former Multnomah students) came together to share from their studies of the Old Testament.
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Hebrew Bible Conference: www.hebrewbibleconference.com/
I believe Dr Tim now, he really is a Bible Nerd ,😂🤣 but he's such a great teacher a uneducated person like me is actually learning from this lecture... Praise the Lord for the work He does Thru Tim. 🙏 Tku Tim, you have given me a love for Scripture that I never had because I couldn't understand how to read it. Blessings from Australia 🌏🦘
Now he is a Chief too. Dr. Chief Officer Tim.
All things Bible, love Tim Mackie, he's is my go to for all questions in the Bible. Bible text lights me up, such an amazing story.
"Test everything" - Paul
Never rely on a single source for Biblical teaching. Tim Mackie is a very wonderful teacher, but also strays into eisegetical interpretation sometimes. His cosmology is strange, tends to favor and emphasize metaphorical interpretation of literal historical narrative until the metaphor displaces the literal history in his teaching.
Thank you for sharing and putting some of Ray's classes online.
Please share the links to those classes
Grab RAY LUBECKS Book “READ THE BIBLE FOR A CHANGE” (that’s the first book 📖 Tim read in Rays class)
In addition to first comment, by Q&A I was struggling. But I was comforted by Tim in Q&A 😄 🙏
I have watched a ton of videos by Tim Mackie but this one is far and away the most brilliant/valuable (that I have personally viewed)! I;m really grateful for everyone, regardless of time or location, that has spent their limited time on earth seeking the LORD and helping others make every effort to do the same; God bless all the essential scribes and necessary nerds!!
I'm so excited! I'm in this class right now at Multnomah with Ray Lubeck :)))))
Well done Tim. You have been sober and meticulous enough to do the work to prove what is evident when you study the Word. Thanks for this confirmation. God is good. 🎉❤
His eisegesis of Genesis is less than sober.
@@mattk6719???
Tim mentions a paper that outlines all of the “catching of culprits”! Is that publically available anywhere?
Oh boy! Can you imagine the consequences of our actions if Jesus didn't pay the ultimate sacrifice for us?😢
Jesus is just awesome!
UGH MACKIE
I was just reading how the Nineveh area was the descendants of Ishmael and God was extending sone blessings to them? Abraham gave everything to issac and gave all his other descendants and wives gifts and sent them far away from issac? And the number 12000 people has sobering to do with the 12 but I forgot . The thing I learned from Tim was the concordance is my friend .
This is so awesome! And scary.
The in are out and the out are in. Only the true believers, the faithful followers remain.
And I thought Jonah was a much simpler backward prophetic parable.
Jonah is the dove.
Jesus is the big fish.
(Fish eaters are non-sinners, perfect. Because any other kosher food is good for sacrifice.)
Ninevah are the gentiles who repent!
Thus the reason for early Christians to use a fish as a symbol of a follower of The Way.
How about if Jonah is the coin in the fish they use to pay the tax?
"Neither do men put new wine into old bottles: else the bottles break, and the wine runneth out, and the bottles perish: but they put new wine into new bottles, and both are preserved."
"Not that which goeth into the mouth defileth a man; but that which cometh out of the mouth, this defileth a man."
@@br.m The answer to that passage is here...
"What thinkest thou, Simon? of whom do the kings of the earth take custom or tribute? of their own children, or of strangers?"
"The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof..."
Isaac's Oldest Son is described in the books of Genesis and Obadiah almost word for word how the Native Americans Describe the Sasquatch People. Ask the Native Americans ( I Did ) so doesn't that mean if Isaac's Oldest Son is the Sasquatch People then doesn't Genesis 25:23 State that Jacob is the father of Modern Humanity ?