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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Welcome to the Ancient Egypt and the Bible live stream. In these live streams, I will take your questions on ancient Egypt and the Bible.
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2:41:06 Thanks for answering my question!
Dr. Falk, I really appreciated your explanation of Luke as being Mary's genealogy. I've always accepted it, but wondered how it was actually plausible. Mary not having any brothers makes it make perfect sense. 😁
Also, a good book on the Trinity is _The Forgotten Trinity_ by Dr. James White. I know you have issues with his doctorates, but this book is solid, ties in Old Testament passages and is a quick and easy read.
Also, regarding a commentary, I figured one would take 1 - 3 years. Maybe less since you already have a lot of experience with Exodus. What kind of commentary would you write?
3:40 The Manga Messiah series was pretty good.
Dang I missed it! Wanted to ask if you’d recommend any New Testament commentary series’s. Currently own Craig Keener’s New Testament commentary
According to ABR it was Garstang that said the middle building at Jericho was Eglon's palace. As Dr. Falk said the Bible doesn't say where his palace was.
Well, that's ABR for you. 😂
I notice you use the NASB. Is it the 2020 version or the 1995 version?
I prefer the 1977 edition. It has better Greek and Hebrew. 😉
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How so?
@@a.t.ministries5376 The 1977 edition slavishly follows the syntax of the Greek and Hebrew, and makes no attempt to smooth out the English of the translation. So it is terrible English but it is easy to see exactly what is happening in the Hebrew and Greek underneath the translation, that is, if you already know Hebrew and Greek. This can be a time saver for the more scholarly inclined.
Would love to hear a conversation on Cyril between Anthony Rogers and you.
Speaking on the subject of manga, recently a creator named Liam Gray was asking about gods of Babylon and the Ark of the Covenant. I referred him to your works.
Referring to a children's bible that doesn't sugarcoat things, what do you make of the Action Bible comics?
You speak very confidently about things like the traits and abilities of spiritual beings. Where do you derive this information, and why are you so confident about it?
Because I did my PhD on ancient Egyptian religion and rituals. I derived my information from the primary sources, and my research was peer-reviewed by a panel of experts in the field.
@@ancientegyptandthebible Thank you for the reply! I should have been now specific in my question, because I meant when you talk about, for example, spiritual beings in real life having one-way telepathy. How are you so confident about those facts? Or is it your Egyptian studies that convince you that that is how spirits actually work?
@@SomeTomfoolery Well, I'm glad you refined your question, because that's different. Spirits having one-way telepathy is based upon studies done in philosophy of mind. Many philosophers have posed the question: Can one see without eyes? And the answer is a surprising: yes. But it is based upon the abilities to visualize true to the world with the ability to focus in and out. Given that basis for sight without eyes, other senses work similar. And this commutes over to how spirits interact and communicate within their environment even though they lack a physical bodies.
Ya'll need to quit talking about casseroles. I had to blow my diet today and make a tuna casserole while it was 105 outside.
Yeah, I know.... I blew my diet too... 😂