Lmao in the same Jericho episode of Veggietales, at the beginning the little asparagus was talking with the tomato about the Israelites, and says “I bet they always did what God asked them” to which the tomato just says “Ohoho, you’d THINK SO wouldn’t you?”
Oh my gosh… you guys are hilarious. I stumbled onto one of Wendigoon’s posts recently … I’ve watched most of the videos and then wandered over to the Lore Lodge. I’ve only recently found my way back to the Bible, Christ, and God so obviously I had to give these podcasts a listen. You guys are absolutely hilarious and you make the subject fascinating.. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you. You guys are awesome. I literally had to pause the video to type this. Lmao.
Hi! How's your journey with God going so far? I recently just came back to Christ and started reading the Bible for the first time and have been fascinated learning about the history surrounding the Bible (:
Am I the only one having a chunk of this video missing? There's a skip at 12:38 that cuts to Wendigoon laughing but I have no idea what he's laughing at. I want to be in on the joke too!
You can see in the chat that the stream cut out, which Aiden acknowledges in the chat. Given the context, I assume that Isaiah Young is correct in saying that Aiden talked about the historical accuracies of the Bible for a while and the cutout ends soon after Aiden finishes talking about it. I'm not sure where Isaiah Young gets the explanation about the editor, since the stream obviously cut out.
Someone really needs to clip wendigoons answer to the good and evil question. That was one of the best answers I've ever heard to that question I have ever heard.
Thank you for this video. I can tell you really like the Bible, and you make it feel like an epic story versus a chore to read. I will be reading the book of Daniel after completing the video, and I'm really excited to read it! Thank you
I'm super late to this but thank you guys so much for doing this. I'm just now getting back into faith after being away for many years, and its people like y'all that helped me realize I can love God and be a funny and cool person too. Also not to be parasocial but hearing Wendi talk about how his sunday school is run and how he brings donuts is so incredible and makes me respect him more, we would all be so lucky to have an Isaiah in our lives.
I wish I had the courage to do this type of large audience chats after my B.A. its great to see as, a retired lecturer, to see such enthusiasm in you younger men. Great stuff and witty too! Thank you.
You guys made it fun instead of a chore like sunday services are. I just listened to 2 hours of this for fun while im ready to leave as soon as i get to church.
I work at the Institute for Creation Science, and I really think you two would enjoy much of their material on the evidences for the first eleven chapters of Genesis. In paticular, the evidences for the reality of the Biblical flood is extremely compelling.
On the statue of nebuchadnezzar's dream, the interpretation I know is that the iron legs are Rome, because the Roman Empire was very strong, but after Rome fell, no following empire had that sort of broad rule ever again, therefore everythign after the Roman Empire was iron and clay mixed, because it was all sorts of dispariate nations and empires, some strong, some weak.
I will nitpick a passing comment - the King James Version is early Modern English. Keep in mind, the King James it is named after is the king who succeeded Elizabeth I, and that was the era of Shakespeare, and though Shakespeare's plays need a bit of explaination for old meanings, it is still fairly understandable to our modern understanding.
Another passing point, about how we view punishments - "Eye for an eye" was actually a revolutionary *fair* punishment standard when it was made. The cultures who lived around the Hebrews/Israelites were inclined to vastly out-of-proportion punishments for crimes, so "eye-for-an-eye" was very tame in comparision. I just was reminded about that by the talk about the furnace.
About gatekeeping Biblical learning and that quip about "Once you're a tier 48 Christian...", well I did a church-run course on prophecy (so Daniel and Revalation) when I was about... 19? Definitely my late teens.
Also on Isaiah saying he is a peer teacher at church, that reminds me of the junior ministers that would get sent to my church when I was growing up. I think it was a type of prac-teaching set-up, where a student at college would be sent out for practical experience. Avondale, teh college I am most familiar with (an Adventist tertiary college (nearly but not quite a university) that teaches religion, teaching, nursing and business) send out primary and secondary teachers to do a block of actually teaching in a school, so I think the junior minister do that as well. You send a younger minister to a church and it can be great for younger church members to connect with them, so I can see what Isaiah says about someone young being able to connect better with other young people when he explained his Sunday School teaching.
12:30 Aiden, "... the number of times I saw something stated as fact by Wikipdeia, encyclopedia".... BZZT-GRR-FFFFFFFT...... Isaiah, "... one of the most gorgeous things I've ever sat through" WHAT DID HE SAAAAAAAY!!!??!!?!?!?!??!!?
Just wanted to say while not religious or rather kinda agnostic. I do like listening to tales from theology and mythologies and you guys put a fantasticly fun and educational spin on it so please keep talking about cool stuff in your religion. Also I like your other content both of you. Wendigoon your consipracy icebergs and deep dives are fantastic and Aiden your missing 411 files are really cool and its got me wondering whats going on in those parks
I think Aiden hit the nail on the head when it comes to religion and evolution. It's also interesting to me that I feel Chapter 1 of Genesis lines up fairly well with science. God creates light, the big bang; sometime later the Earth forms and the water and atmosphere separate; life starts in the oceans; eventually life crawls onto land; and eventually humans exist, which God probably felt would be the species to receive our souls while we exist on this mortal plain. I know it's not 1:1, but eh. I also think Wendigoon hit the topic of free will on the head as well. Without free will, then we have no purpose to be here. It's our decisions that help us choose to return to Heavenly Father, and it's the influence of the adversary who tempts us away. My wife has been struggling with an event that has happened in her life that has led to her no longer in believing in God or Christ. I understand why she's come to that decision, but it breaks my heart to see her let hatred bring her to such a conclusion and it breaks my heart seeing her in the pain she's in.
I know I’m late but on the point of Adam and Eve. I understand it as humans as a whole began BEFORE Adam and Eve because they were made on the 6th day, while Adam and Eve were made after the 7th day. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Thank you
Many years ago, I was spending time in Second Life with a super edgy atheist as she built a demonic night club. She had inverted crosses all over every room. She asked me what I thought and I told her, "You know, upside down crosses aren't blasphemous. It's Peter's cross. He was crucified upside down because he felt unworthy of being crucified like Christ." The crosses were gone by the next day. XD
Wendigoon's answer to the question on Evil is very eloquent and quite philosophical. I don't know why I'm so surprised of the latter. Maybe b/c he says he's a youth pastor. And my (very conscious) bias toward Evangelicalism.
When my cousin was 7 in Sunday School, the teacher asked why God was upset and destroyed the Tower of Babel. Nick’s take? “God did not appreciate the people getting all up in His grill!”
I kind of agree with Aiden’s view on evolution! It was a huge moment for me in my faith when I heard someone say that it’s possible a lot of the way the bible was written was to make the concepts more digestible (i.e., 6 days being representative of billions of years)
Ok, what the hell ! Why was I not notified of your stream!? I recetly discovered your channel, I I knew I HAD to catch a stream. Better luck next time, And UA-cam BS will not stop me.
Exactly what I've been looking for! Atheist, but still find the Bible and other holy texts fascinating, but the language tends to be too archaic for me to understand very well so a condensed contemporary take, with some humour thrown in for good measure, is perfect
I know it's been asked and I'm a few months late, but couldn't find an answer, what happend to the stuff cut around 12:00 you were talking about the Bible as a historic text and it jumps to yall laughing about something, imnjust really curious since I love learning about history like that. Stoll enjoyed the show either way
I'm late to the party here but I just have to share a new suspicion/theory, all Wendigoon wants to talk about is a feast? Wen, are you secretly time travelling George RR Martin?
Why was there a cut? Anyone know where I can see it? Ironic since when it cuts back Wendigoon is just laughing his ass off and saying he hopes everyone else enjoyed that
@@TheLoreLodge Oh man I didn't think you'd actually reply. I really appreciate it. The part was at 12:38 Hopefully you can manage to fix it since I was really excited to hear what you were gonna say about how historically accurate the Bible is.
First I want to tell you how much I enjoy everything you do and talk about. It's refreshing and enlightening. But I would like to know if you've ever heard of or read Dr. Michael S. Heiser? He another that talks about the bible and wrote some books, one is Supernatural and the other is the Unseen Realm. He talks about alot of things that most churches skip over. His books have brought alot of things into perspective for me.
@@TheLoreLodge I highly recommend the Unseen Realm. Among many other things, the book does a good job showing the significant relationship between geography and supernatural powers, which is all over prophesy, and gives some insight into warfare (tangible and unseen). Thank you for covering the Book of Daniel, by the way. It really is one of the most incredible books ever written.
See what I don't understand about the Creationist rhetoric is, why can't evolution and human evolution just be something god made up in order to have something for us to do?
This is coming in far too late, but the oven was probably one of many to melt gold to feul the war machine. But it could have been a singular one built to be used to display 'examples'.
Is it possible that some of the prophecies just came from really smart people that could see the way things would go? Kind of like how black mirror and other sci-fi makes predictions that end up being somewhat accurate. Or the Simpsons even
I'd assume so. A lot if people predicted WW1 was gonna happen 20 years before it did because they could see countries gearing up for war and political tensions rising. Doesn't make it supernatural, just smart.
If the first dream had a duel meaning like it repeats does it repeat again in a larger cycle. Ie it's a reference to the Babylon empire and a reference to Rome does it repeat again not just as a second coming
On the relation of Hebrew and Aramaic. They are different versions of the same language, as far as both are West Semitic languages. On the language tree Aramaics, _ie._ the different dialects or kinds of Aramaic, are on the same level as Hebrew as one of the Cananite languages. I had been taught all my youth that Aramaic is essentially a dialect of Hebrew. Studying the language it turned out that if either were a dialect it was Hebrew, although they're more like cousins to each other than dialects. Anyways the contemporary significance of Aramaic was waaay greater than Hebrew.
So, question what are those six things the Jewish people say Jesus doesn't fulfill? I'm a Christian and not looking to hate or Start any drama just wondering. Love you brothers and sisters.
Regarding the rock which destroys the statue and grows to cover the whole earth, you're right that some Christians hold to the interpretation that you outlined - that this refers to a Kingdom established by Christ at the second coming. But the branch of Christianity I belong to holds that this refers to the establishment of the Church, and that the Church is the Kingdom of God. Jesus says the Kingdom of God is at hand multiple times in the Gospels, implying an immediacy of the Kingdom's arrival and establishment. And elsewhere Peter, Jesus' disciple and apostle, refers to the church as a "holy nation". We'd say that the rock that smashes the power of the statue is Christ and His gospel smashing the power of earthly kingdoms, particularly Rome, and then spreading outward across the whole earth.
And yes the 6 days of creation are literal 24 hour days. Genesis 1:5 5 “And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.”
@@TheLoreLodge fair enough. There are sections that Protestants argue are added to the book of Daniel. I was just curious to hear your explanation of that view, considering your background in history.
So when I was 15 there was a murderer being executed and he had supposedly “found God.” I had been going to church and Sunday school since I was little with my grandparents and I asked them about this. I asked if he would go to heaven because he had repented, what would happen to someone who was a good person that helped others and did good things all their lives but wasn’t a church goer? They said that person would go to hell. I have not been to church since other than for weddings and funerals. I like the more general idea that it is about free will and that good people go to heaven and evil people go to hell. It’s not about who goes to church it’s about deeds.
I don’t want to be overbearing because I totally understand your perspective, I just wanted to share my perspective real quick, Morally, it’s about deeds, I agree, but good deeds alone will not get you to heaven, because nobody can be perfect, no matter how good they are. Only those who are seen as perfect go to heaven, and only those who have put their Faith in Jesus are seen as perfect in the eyes of God. It’s all about Faith as far as salvation goes, but it’s been said “Faith without works is dead,” meaning believers SHOULD move in a way that honors the Faith they have, aka, deeds. It all ties together, there’s just that little prerequisite because Jesus, who is God, was the only one who started and ended his time on earth without sin.
@@CharnHorpee They were suggesting that regardless of whether you had faith in Jesus or not, if you lived a life of not being an absolute piece of garbage, you shouldn’t burn in an eternal lake of fire and darkness. There are people who do good deeds solely to do good, not because they expect to go to heaven or be rewarded for it. Also other religion’s followers or atheists can do good outside of their faith beliefs, and be upstanding people, God would know their soul and shouldn’t judge them solely for not believing in one particular faith.
In the theory of evolution, species evolve when individuals with deleterious traits die without reproducing, leaving the ones who survive to propagate. If humans evolved from a common ancestor to other life forms, death would then have to exist before humans existed. This is inherently incompatible with a biblical worldview, the Bible explicitly teaching that death came into the world as a consequence of human sin.
I'm a atheist leaning agnostic, but I totally agree with that point. Maybe god created dinosaurs and even older organisms, and placed in them DNA and plans for evolution of something like that. I think it comes down to the religions NOT following the scientific method of updating your ideas based in new evidence. They're very stubborn and rigid on the rule that this is what our holy book says, this is the ONLY correct interpretation of it, and anything that contradicts it is just heresy
@@TheLoreLodge Oh well, the rest of the video was STELLAR and i genuinely learned a ton! I'm excited to chew through all of these. I was genuinely convicted watching this, and I'm so happy that Isaiah, an openly Christian creator, popped up on my UA-cam feed and directed me to your channel. I'll be gladly watching and awaiting every upload from this series!!
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"It's kinda nice to use the Bible to edge the audience" is the best thing I have ever heard. I will be using this out of context, thanks.
I don't think Isaiah appreciated it as much lmao
Lmao!!! I was dying!!! And also the "come at me! You ain't got shit!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello. I hope to hear some feedback in regards to being alive and well to the point Christ is there?
Aiden called Daniel historical fiction and I half expected Isaiah to reach across the split screen and slap him upside the head.
Oh yeah, he does that all the time ....😅
Stream starts at 3:50
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Thanks
Bless you and other people who do this
Lmao in the same Jericho episode of Veggietales, at the beginning the little asparagus was talking with the tomato about the Israelites, and says “I bet they always did what God asked them” to which the tomato just says “Ohoho, you’d THINK SO wouldn’t you?”
I can’t hear Nebakanezer and not picture the giant chocolate rabbit!! Lol
Also, Daniel is the key to understanding Revelation. Read them together and they mesh like a decoder ring to a coded message.
Oh all right see I was reading Revelations and it wasn't making sense to me. Thank you for the tip I'll have to read Daniel first. God bless
@@BrKodythere’s only one Revelation tho
@xxbigchillinxx8676 Oh there is a whole bunch of stuff revealed in the book of revelation, also erroneously known as the book of revelations.
@@BrKody Honestly mate, don't veer too hard into Revelation without a solid base. That chapter is just... man. It's a lot.
Pls keep doing these. The whole Bible and all its history.
My Sunday school teacher politely asked me not to say "God's got hands"
Then what’s that song about “HES GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HIS HANDS”…. GODS GOT HANDS! To hold and love us, and on occasion, smite us
Oh my gosh… you guys are hilarious. I stumbled onto one of Wendigoon’s posts recently … I’ve watched most of the videos and then wandered over to the Lore Lodge. I’ve only recently found my way back to the Bible, Christ, and God so obviously I had to give these podcasts a listen. You guys are absolutely hilarious and you make the subject fascinating.. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you. You guys are awesome. I literally had to pause the video to type this. Lmao.
Welcome back Elizabeth! God bless you and congratulations :)
Hi! How's your journey with God going so far? I recently just came back to Christ and started reading the Bible for the first time and have been fascinated learning about the history surrounding the Bible (:
Daniel 6:23 is my favorite verse. "And daniel said 'come at me, bro.'"
Am I the only one having a chunk of this video missing? There's a skip at 12:38 that cuts to Wendigoon laughing but I have no idea what he's laughing at. I want to be in on the joke too!
I really wanna know what the "History channel after 2am shit" was
So Ethan goes on like he did before for quite some time and the editor did the skip because they thought it would be funny.
@@youisa1 well it's a shame editor made a bad decision. I want the #AidenCut!
You can see in the chat that the stream cut out, which Aiden acknowledges in the chat. Given the context, I assume that Isaiah Young is correct in saying that Aiden talked about the historical accuracies of the Bible for a while and the cutout ends soon after Aiden finishes talking about it. I'm not sure where Isaiah Young gets the explanation about the editor, since the stream obviously cut out.
Mr. Ballen and now Wendigoon?! You already had my sub but now you have my complete and undivided attention. 👏👏👏
Glad to have you!
I’m shocked they don’t have more subs and views honestly
PLEASE do a review of Veggie Tales and 3-2-1 Penguins. I would probably cry laughing.
But you have to sing the theme song or where is my hairbrush, please.
@@__reneemaof2 Oh, it HAS to be the hairbrush song! 😁
Someone really needs to clip wendigoons answer to the good and evil question. That was one of the best answers I've ever heard to that question I have ever heard.
What’s the time stamp? We can make it!
Starts about 1:45:35
A Bible study sesh is oddly super chill, I love it!
This is one of the best biblical podcasts I have ever listened too!! It’s engaging and wonderful!
God bless wendigoon this is exactly what I was looking for enjoy both of your channels.
thanks for spreading the word as well.
Paul could be a good topic for a 6 hour Weird Bible Podcast special. Or a series.
Thank you for this video. I can tell you really like the Bible, and you make it feel like an epic story versus a chore to read. I will be reading the book of Daniel after completing the video, and I'm really excited to read it! Thank you
I think the best thing about Daniel interpreting the dream was that he was able to *SLEEP* that night.
I'm super late to this but thank you guys so much for doing this. I'm just now getting back into faith after being away for many years, and its people like y'all that helped me realize I can love God and be a funny and cool person too. Also not to be parasocial but hearing Wendi talk about how his sunday school is run and how he brings donuts is so incredible and makes me respect him more, we would all be so lucky to have an Isaiah in our lives.
I wish I had the courage to do this type of large audience chats after my B.A. its great to see as, a retired lecturer, to see such enthusiasm in you younger men. Great stuff and witty too! Thank you.
I would absolutely LOVE to see you guys do a full episode on each apostle!!
It's always nice being able to like the video beforehand and be able to leave it afterwards. Brilliant collab idea.
You guys made it fun instead of a chore like sunday services are.
I just listened to 2 hours of this for fun while im ready to leave as soon as i get to church.
The sound track from “Joseph king of dreams” was most excellent 👍
1:45:30
Wendigoons bit on the concept of good vs evil, and why God allows it
I work at the Institute for Creation Science, and I really think you two would enjoy much of their material on the evidences for the first eleven chapters of Genesis. In paticular, the evidences for the reality of the Biblical flood is extremely compelling.
Love love love this new content and love @Wendigoon's mini sermon at the end
Glad you liked it!
King Nebekinezer: Aw man aren’t I so great with all this stuff I myself made with zero help? I’m the best!
God: Right, cow time.
Wendigoon’s giggle is my new favorite thing.
Paul totally was a serial killer when he was Saul, (or, at least, definitely a hitman)!!! Just never heard him dubbed that before! 🤣🤣🤣
One thing I am always fond of is that a very common saying to this day is from Daniel - "The writing is on the wall".
On the statue of nebuchadnezzar's dream, the interpretation I know is that the iron legs are Rome, because the Roman Empire was very strong, but after Rome fell, no following empire had that sort of broad rule ever again, therefore everythign after the Roman Empire was iron and clay mixed, because it was all sorts of dispariate nations and empires, some strong, some weak.
I will nitpick a passing comment - the King James Version is early Modern English. Keep in mind, the King James it is named after is the king who succeeded Elizabeth I, and that was the era of Shakespeare, and though Shakespeare's plays need a bit of explaination for old meanings, it is still fairly understandable to our modern understanding.
Another passing point, about how we view punishments - "Eye for an eye" was actually a revolutionary *fair* punishment standard when it was made. The cultures who lived around the Hebrews/Israelites were inclined to vastly out-of-proportion punishments for crimes, so "eye-for-an-eye" was very tame in comparision. I just was reminded about that by the talk about the furnace.
About gatekeeping Biblical learning and that quip about "Once you're a tier 48 Christian...", well I did a church-run course on prophecy (so Daniel and Revalation) when I was about... 19? Definitely my late teens.
Also on Isaiah saying he is a peer teacher at church, that reminds me of the junior ministers that would get sent to my church when I was growing up. I think it was a type of prac-teaching set-up, where a student at college would be sent out for practical experience. Avondale, teh college I am most familiar with (an Adventist tertiary college (nearly but not quite a university) that teaches religion, teaching, nursing and business) send out primary and secondary teachers to do a block of actually teaching in a school, so I think the junior minister do that as well. You send a younger minister to a church and it can be great for younger church members to connect with them, so I can see what Isaiah says about someone young being able to connect better with other young people when he explained his Sunday School teaching.
I AM SO HERE FOR THIS
Every month!
At the end of this video, I am pleased to have a new series of Biblical talk I can listen to.
You guys friendship and respect for each other is heart warming Forreal. #1 dynamic duo
12:30
Aiden, "... the number of times I saw something stated as fact by Wikipdeia, encyclopedia".... BZZT-GRR-FFFFFFFT...... Isaiah, "... one of the most gorgeous things I've ever sat through"
WHAT DID HE SAAAAAAAY!!!??!!?!?!?!??!!?
I can’t for the life of me recall and the UA-cam video is the only place it exists
Came for the 411 videos. Stayed for the spiritual edification.
Just wanted to say while not religious or rather kinda agnostic. I do like listening to tales from theology and mythologies and you guys put a fantasticly fun and educational spin on it so please keep talking about cool stuff in your religion. Also I like your other content both of you. Wendigoon your consipracy icebergs and deep dives are fantastic and Aiden your missing 411 files are really cool and its got me wondering whats going on in those parks
I find the idea of 'our gods are the best gods' rather than 'our gods are the ONLY gods' very interesting
Here I am once again re watching the weird Bible series, begging for moar
What happened with the gap at the beginning!? 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🙇🏼♂️🙇🏼♂️🙇🏼♂️
Hear from the Office Prodcast Episode with wendigoon, I hope it's as awesome as it sounded 😁
I think Aiden hit the nail on the head when it comes to religion and evolution. It's also interesting to me that I feel Chapter 1 of Genesis lines up fairly well with science. God creates light, the big bang; sometime later the Earth forms and the water and atmosphere separate; life starts in the oceans; eventually life crawls onto land; and eventually humans exist, which God probably felt would be the species to receive our souls while we exist on this mortal plain. I know it's not 1:1, but eh.
I also think Wendigoon hit the topic of free will on the head as well. Without free will, then we have no purpose to be here. It's our decisions that help us choose to return to Heavenly Father, and it's the influence of the adversary who tempts us away. My wife has been struggling with an event that has happened in her life that has led to her no longer in believing in God or Christ. I understand why she's come to that decision, but it breaks my heart to see her let hatred bring her to such a conclusion and it breaks my heart seeing her in the pain she's in.
I know I’m late but on the point of Adam and Eve. I understand it as humans as a whole began BEFORE Adam and Eve because they were made on the 6th day, while Adam and Eve were made after the 7th day. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Thank you
Many years ago, I was spending time in Second Life with a super edgy atheist as she built a demonic night club. She had inverted crosses all over every room. She asked me what I thought and I told her, "You know, upside down crosses aren't blasphemous. It's Peter's cross. He was crucified upside down because he felt unworthy of being crucified like Christ." The crosses were gone by the next day. XD
Wendigoon's answer to the question on Evil is very eloquent and quite philosophical. I don't know why I'm so surprised of the latter.
Maybe b/c he says he's a youth pastor. And my (very conscious) bias toward Evangelicalism.
When my cousin was 7 in Sunday School, the teacher asked why God was upset and destroyed the Tower of Babel.
Nick’s take? “God did not appreciate the people getting all up in His grill!”
I kind of agree with Aiden’s view on evolution! It was a huge moment for me in my faith when I heard someone say that it’s possible a lot of the way the bible was written was to make the concepts more digestible (i.e., 6 days being representative of billions of years)
Ok, what the hell ! Why was I not notified of your stream!? I recetly discovered your channel, I I knew I HAD to catch a stream. Better luck next time, And UA-cam BS will not stop me.
You can always catch them 7pm on Mondays!
Good stuff guys!
Wendigoon sent me and im here to stay lol
This version should be made to a comic strip!
this is just the book of Daniel recounted in the most millennial way possible with wendigoon giggling in the background the whole time
Neither of us are millennials
@@TheLoreLodge you know what I mean😂
Exactly what I've been looking for! Atheist, but still find the Bible and other holy texts fascinating, but the language tends to be too archaic for me to understand very well so a condensed contemporary take, with some humour thrown in for good measure, is perfect
@@TheLoreLodge and THIS is how I find out Wendigoon is 2 years younger than me
For some reason I was sure he was born in 1996 😂
I want more of this.
@TheLoreLodge what study Bible do you use?
I love Aiden's mix of holy with a little naughty lmao. Perfect man! Lol
I know it's been asked and I'm a few months late, but couldn't find an answer, what happend to the stuff cut around 12:00 you were talking about the Bible as a historic text and it jumps to yall laughing about something, imnjust really curious since I love learning about history like that.
Stoll enjoyed the show either way
Oh wow, I have no idea how that happened. I’ll see if the file is saved and if there’s a way to recover that segment!
This was very enjoyable. Good job guys!
I freaking love that angels video and there's a demon one coming YAAAASSSS
I'm excited too
I'm late to the party here but I just have to share a new suspicion/theory, all Wendigoon wants to talk about is a feast? Wen, are you secretly time travelling George RR Martin?
Why was there a cut? Anyone know where I can see it? Ironic since when it cuts back Wendigoon is just laughing his ass off and saying he hopes everyone else enjoyed that
Can you give me the time stamp? I’ll see if I can figure out what happened
@@TheLoreLodge Oh man I didn't think you'd actually reply. I really appreciate it. The part was at 12:38 Hopefully you can manage to fix it since I was really excited to hear what you were gonna say about how historically accurate the Bible is.
@@mcdudelydoo3116 I noticed that too. I wonder if it had anything to do with questioning Wikipedia.
Commenting here so I can get any updates on this
@@talesofragnarok yeah me too, the cut is extremely annoying
Starts at 3:49 :)
Aye
1:45:31 is when the wendigoon speech on evil is
(for myself)
Is this an ongoing thing? If so awesome!
First I want to tell you how much I enjoy everything you do and talk about. It's refreshing and enlightening. But I would like to know if you've ever heard of or read Dr. Michael S. Heiser? He another that talks about the bible and wrote some books, one is Supernatural and the other is the Unseen Realm. He talks about alot of things that most churches skip over. His books have brought alot of things into perspective for me.
Yep! I’ve done some cursory reading of his work but I want to dive in more deeply
@@TheLoreLodge I highly recommend the Unseen Realm. Among many other things, the book does a good job showing the significant relationship between geography and supernatural powers, which is all over prophesy, and gives some insight into warfare (tangible and unseen).
Thank you for covering the Book of Daniel, by the way. It really is one of the most incredible books ever written.
1:14:30 a big question in many biblical histories
See what I don't understand about the Creationist rhetoric is, why can't evolution and human evolution just be something god made up in order to have something for us to do?
" Couldn't evolution be the answer to how and not the answer to why? " - Stan Marsh, South Park
I'm 45 minutes in and I haven't heard one mention of the chocolate factory and they haven't called him Mr Nezzer
I'm speechless from the conversation at around 1:50:00 i... I'm just lost and I really wanna know where to find the clip of it
the playlist is playing these backwards from 10 to 1 not 1 to 10
This is coming in far too late, but the oven was probably one of many to melt gold to feul the war machine.
But it could have been a singular one built to be used to display 'examples'.
Noone:
Literally not a single person:
Me: Shadrach, Meshach and Abednegussy
Pls
Is it possible that some of the prophecies just came from really smart people that could see the way things would go? Kind of like how black mirror and other sci-fi makes predictions that end up being somewhat accurate. Or the Simpsons even
I'd assume so.
A lot if people predicted WW1 was gonna happen 20 years before it did because they could see countries gearing up for war and political tensions rising.
Doesn't make it supernatural, just smart.
As a married man I really wanna take wendidad's marriage class. Not that it's going bad
If the first dream had a duel meaning like it repeats does it repeat again in a larger cycle. Ie it's a reference to the Babylon empire and a reference to Rome does it repeat again not just as a second coming
12:35 Why that part was cut short?
So, if Nebuchadnezzar started a band back then, would it be called "Nebuchadweezer?"
1:45:35 for explanation of why god allows evil
On the relation of Hebrew and Aramaic.
They are different versions of the same language, as far as both are West Semitic languages. On the language tree Aramaics, _ie._ the different dialects or kinds of Aramaic, are on the same level as Hebrew as one of the Cananite languages.
I had been taught all my youth that Aramaic is essentially a dialect of Hebrew. Studying the language it turned out that if either were a dialect it was Hebrew, although they're more like cousins to each other than dialects. Anyways the contemporary significance of Aramaic was waaay greater than Hebrew.
1:50:05 Amen!
1:08:30 Goons laugh here is so good my lord
Hmm the guest giggles at the oddest things.
So, question what are those six things the Jewish people say Jesus doesn't fulfill? I'm a Christian and not looking to hate or Start any drama just wondering. Love you brothers and sisters.
Typically it’s stuff like him reigning as king of Israel, but Christians maintain that all of that will be fulfilled in the second coming
@@TheLoreLodge thanks while you're at it ask one to be one? Any recourse to finding Mason halls?
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Regarding the rock which destroys the statue and grows to cover the whole earth, you're right that some Christians hold to the interpretation that you outlined - that this refers to a Kingdom established by Christ at the second coming. But the branch of Christianity I belong to holds that this refers to the establishment of the Church, and that the Church is the Kingdom of God.
Jesus says the Kingdom of God is at hand multiple times in the Gospels, implying an immediacy of the Kingdom's arrival and establishment. And elsewhere Peter, Jesus' disciple and apostle, refers to the church as a "holy nation". We'd say that the rock that smashes the power of the statue is Christ and His gospel smashing the power of earthly kingdoms, particularly Rome, and then spreading outward across the whole earth.
Those three facing the fire were hard-core lol, one of the top 10 most badass lines in the Bible
Wait...Aiden lives with another Aiden?
I'm confused lol
The editor for this channel is also named Aidan haha
@@TheLoreLodge ahh ok lmao, nicee
Jesus Christ is the truth reach out, nothing but respect
Pa Grape man! 😂
And yes the 6 days of creation are literal 24 hour days.
Genesis 1:5
5 “And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.”
The Catholic and Orthodox Churches added to the Bible? You're gonna need to elaborate on that one bud
Where did we say that?
@@TheLoreLodge 1:28:50
@@4gillman ah, honestly I’m not sure what I meant there. Probably just misspoke.
@@TheLoreLodge fair enough. There are sections that Protestants argue are added to the book of Daniel. I was just curious to hear your explanation of that view, considering your background in history.
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You make the Old Testament entertaining somehow. Lol
It's all about presentation!
post on spotify
So when I was 15 there was a murderer being executed and he had supposedly “found God.” I had been going to church and Sunday school since I was little with my grandparents and I asked them about this. I asked if he would go to heaven because he had repented, what would happen to someone who was a good person that helped others and did good things all their lives but wasn’t a church goer? They said that person would go to hell. I have not been to church since other than for weddings and funerals.
I like the more general idea that it is about free will and that good people go to heaven and evil people go to hell. It’s not about who goes to church it’s about deeds.
I don’t want to be overbearing because I totally understand your perspective, I just wanted to share my perspective real quick,
Morally, it’s about deeds, I agree, but good deeds alone will not get you to heaven, because nobody can be perfect, no matter how good they are. Only those who are seen as perfect go to heaven, and only those who have put their Faith in Jesus are seen as perfect in the eyes of God.
It’s all about Faith as far as salvation goes, but it’s been said “Faith without works is dead,” meaning believers SHOULD move in a way that honors the Faith they have, aka, deeds.
It all ties together, there’s just that little prerequisite because Jesus, who is God, was the only one who started and ended his time on earth without sin.
@@CharnHorpee They were suggesting that regardless of whether you had faith in Jesus or not, if you lived a life of not being an absolute piece of garbage, you shouldn’t burn in an eternal lake of fire and darkness. There are people who do good deeds solely to do good, not because they expect to go to heaven or be rewarded for it. Also other religion’s followers or atheists can do good outside of their faith beliefs, and be upstanding people, God would know their soul and shouldn’t judge them solely for not believing in one particular faith.
Was there a jump at 12:39?
Yes and I can’t for the life of me figure out why, these are streamed live and then automatically posted to UA-cam so we can’t fix it
@@TheLoreLodge currently listening through it, still very enjoyable podcasts, just a little bummed to not hear that portion.
There's a big bit cut out what happened?
There's 8 million bits cut out
Who cares?
Daniel is definitely true. God is not a man that he would lie
1:42:10 why can't got use evolution to make all things? I don't understand why the two are seen as mutually exclusive.
In the theory of evolution, species evolve when individuals with deleterious traits die without reproducing, leaving the ones who survive to propagate. If humans evolved from a common ancestor to other life forms, death would then have to exist before humans existed.
This is inherently incompatible with a biblical worldview, the Bible explicitly teaching that death came into the world as a consequence of human sin.
I'm a atheist leaning agnostic, but I totally agree with that point. Maybe god created dinosaurs and even older organisms, and placed in them DNA and plans for evolution of something like that.
I think it comes down to the religions NOT following the scientific method of updating your ideas based in new evidence. They're very stubborn and rigid on the rule that this is what our holy book says, this is the ONLY correct interpretation of it, and anything that contradicts it is just heresy
That what I think as well.
I belive there is a God, I also believe in evolution.
Weird cut at 12:37 ??
Yeah we don’t know what happened there, the video just seems to have deleted a portion of itself
@@TheLoreLodge Oh well, the rest of the video was STELLAR and i genuinely learned a ton! I'm excited to chew through all of these. I was genuinely convicted watching this, and I'm so happy that Isaiah, an openly Christian creator, popped up on my UA-cam feed and directed me to your channel. I'll be gladly watching and awaiting every upload from this series!!
Whats with the jump cut around 13:11 were you were talking about the bible’s accuracy as a historical text.
No idea, we didn’t do it, it just happened