E20 | DID JESUS HAVE LONG HAIR AND A BEARD?
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- E20
DID JESUS HAVE LONG HAIR AND A BEARD?
with Pastor Joe Campetella
CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
3:48 The Nazarite Vow
7:24 1 Corinthians 11
8:10 Beards
11:20 Early Catholic Iconography; Jesus had a Beard
13:13 The Image of Zeus
15:25 Emperor Constantine
16:42 Zeus Serapis/Jesus
18:40 Deification of the Saints
21:00 Early Depictions of Jesus Christ
25:20 Later Images of Jesus Changed
26:43 Standard Image for Jesus After 4th Century
31:37 The Scriptural Argument
42:40 The Spiritual Argument
47:52 Old Fashioned Pentecostalism
53:45 The Four Levels of Deception
57:33 The Packaged Deal
59:02 A New Challenge to Make the Old Paths
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Praise Jesus! Thank you for sharing this!!!
Powerful teaching. Thank you.
Definitely my favorite episode…Keep preaching the truth brother Campetella...there’s still people in my generation that want your voice, we still want old time Pentecost!
Chills the whole time. God, take our movement back to the old paths! Thankful for a Pastor that stands flat-footed on the Word and not culture.
Incredible teaching! So thankful for Christian Life Broadcast! 🙌🏼
Thank you Pastor Campetella for this Word of Knowledge about the dangers of compromising with the world! You are totally correct in that very few pulpits are open to what you have said.
A few episodes back you said a statement so quick in passing joking around about breaking your fast, but If you weren’t listening you missed hearing it. “Appetite is the greatest seasoning” - after listening to these broadcasts multiple times per episode, it is truly incredible how more and more revelation just keeps screaming out when you’re hungry for it. It’s as if Jesus holds back the additional layers until you’re ready for it and prove you are really wanting it. Thank you for standing firm on these very heavy topics!
I so enjoy your Christian Life Broadcasts. This one really opened my eyes and leaves no doubts… We visited CLC the month of February - from Evansville IN. So thankful for a truth-filled, one God, Bible believing, tongue-talking, aisle-running church to attend while were in Florida. Lord Bless you and your church!!
A much needed teaching! Thank you for this word!
Yes this very needful in this hour
Very good teaching! So thankful for this podcast and the truth that it shares. Tremendous content! You’re so right! So many have compromised the Gospel as well as holiness. It’s a shames because that strong delusion from God has made so many people think what they are doing is okay. God bless you sir! Can’t wait for future episodes!
Powerful teaching. Thank you!!!
Excellent my brother!
Just within the first seven minutes, you have made some very great and strong points.
Thank you for this message. God bless you.
Like the men on the road to Emmaus, my heart has burned within me while you were talking and opening the scriptures to us, Pastor... my eyes have been opened. Thank You Jesus for this revelation, this truth, and for giving me a love for it ❤️
Praise God excellent podcast❤❤
Thank you for these teachings! I always look forward to hearing these!
Wooooo!!!! Love this series!
Line up with the Pastor that lines up with the Word of God!
Spot on! Yes it is sad but all true. Thank you for your broadcast and truthful information.
Love the podcast. It’d be neat if you did a “Bible commentary/Study” on a certain book of Bible for a few episodes sometime!
Awesome enjoyed this so much
Very good teaching 🎉
So now having a beard is equivalent to homosexuality did I actually hear that how was King David or Ezra or David's men or Ezekiel are you trying to say that they were like homosexuals for having a beard this is what one must do to defend a man-made Pentecostal teaching that is not in the Bible many forget that the founding fathers of the Pentecostal Church had beards very manipulative
Very good Bro just like my Bishop White teach
My dad has Billy Cole's signature in his Bible. I apologize if I miss spelled his name.
I attended a secular academic conference at Cambridge (UK) whose whole purpose was to discuss the significance of hair in religion during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. There were a few things here that contradict the research those scholars of history presented. I am not sure what recourses were used for this video, but they may be faulty or outdated. For one, women have been cutting their hair before the twentieth century. (Which I do agree we as Apostolics should not do).
I noticed you didn't mention Leviticus 19:27. Curious what your thoughts on that are.
Some serious theological gymnastics going on here. I suspect the same thing is occurring with history as well.
Amen Lord have mercy 🙏
Very good!!! You are brilliant Sir! This is powerful!! You would like the book, The Return of The Gods by Johnathan Kahn. Not trying to promote a book for the public, just a recommended. BTW, I still preach against TV and facial hair in my church.😁 This podcast has lit me up!!! My God, this good preaching!!! You are spot on!!! Keep preaching it!
I love this podcast! I'm always so inspired! You make a good point about Jesus not having a beard, I will never look at that verse in Isaiah the same. However, have you seen what they depict Nero to look like? An awful lot like they depicted Jesus in that SAME time period. I personally don't wear a beard more because of offense to the brethren. However, I don't believe it's fair to compare issues that scripture specifically comes against such as cutting of the hair or watching TV and movies (taking pleasure in sin) to something that is never even hinted to be a sin in the entire bible. To say that beards are a compromise seems unfair and maybe inaccurate. Now many people who grow up in churches that preach against beards grow them out of rebellion(to him it is sin). I believe the church should be counter culture and I love the old paths. But what about the old powerful men of God who had beards before the sixties and after? What about when the culture says to be clean cut? Are we not almost there now? Just some thoughts. Overall very good! Thank you for the work you do! @christianlifebroadcast
At the 40:30 ish mark are you implying that he had side burns but not a beard?
JESUS DID SAY HE HAD NO PLACE TO REST HIS HEAD...SO HE WAS ALWAYS OUT AND ABOUT, THEREFORE HIS HAIR WOULD HAVE GROWN QUITE A BIT BY VIRTUE OF NOT BEING AT HOME TO TAKE CARE OF HIS HAIR.
Are he just going to ignore all the early twentieth century oneness Pentecostals with facial hair?
Remove not the ancient land marks thy father has set.
Come out from among them and be ye separate saith the LORD, Thank God for the old path.
Just a quick question Isaiah 50:6 it's a prophecy about Jesus's beard being plucked out its gotta be true its a prophecy about Jesus
Brother,
I have loved your videos and enjoyed these podcasts. I have to say though, that to watch you twist logic to fit a personal narative is disappointing. First you appealed to the Masoretic text to solidify the trustworthiness of Scripture, then when that doesn't fit, you switch to the LXX and claim the Apostles all quoted from that version(which is false) so it must be accurate. Either God preserved his word or he didn't. To switch Bibles because it pacifies ones perspective is a dangerous practice.
I 100% believe in holiness and seperation from the world. It is an absolute must. A beard is not holiness, but pride certainly is. Just refer to the elders that predated 1960, and usher in the outpouring of the Holy Ghost at the turn of the century. Many of them had beards or facial hair.
The Bible does not have a clear statement that Jesus did or didn't have a beard. It doesn't tell us the colour of his skin, the colour of his eyes, or how big his ears were. Because it doesn't matter either way. We can know that he didnt have long hair, because the Bible clearly states that is a shame for a man, but it doesn't say anything about a beard.
Let's stay in the book. The right book.
God Bless
One question I have and i know you mentioned it before but, why did Michael the archangel and the devil contended for Moses body in Jude 1:9-10
Lord bless
Those are all graven images whether inaccurate or slightly accurate. They violate the commandment, not to create graven images nor to bow down to them.
Wasn't Jesus a Nazarene? That makes sense
Joey C: “Billy Cole warned us to stay away from TV because as long as we do we will continue in revival”
Also Joey C: Has a big screen TV hanging on the wall behind him.
Do you think Billy Cole was talking about electronic screens or worldly entertainment?🤔
@@anthony10012 You weren’t to have a TV outright. It being a screen rather than worldly entertainment wasn’t even on the table. The understanding that TV can serve a secondary and positive function is a development influenced by what the elders of the UPCi called worldliness. The host here said it best “we’ve changed.”
@@BryanHeardAt the time of Billy Cole’s prominence, a tv was used for one purpose, entertainment. In this setting, an LCD panel is being used to display a graphic. The UPC has changed, yes, but the fact that he has a “big screen tv” behind him, has more to do with the development of technology than it does the development of church. All due respect, you are trying to point out an irony that is not there.
@@anthony10012 Joey is bemoaning the fact that the UPC changed. Seated in front of a Tv, after quoting an elder of the past he worries wouldn’t be preached anymore. Who said we needed to avoid TV. The irony is thick.
@@BryanHeard Question: Do you think that a movie or show has ever been played on that tv?
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EVERYBODY THAT SAID THANK YOU FOR THIS PODCAST I CAN ALMOST BE 100% POSITIVE THAT THEY DO NOT STUDY THEIR WHOLE BIBLE'S DAILY NOR HAVE READ THE BIBLE IN ITS ENTIRETY
Strong's Number
H3196
Original Word
יין
Transliterated Word
yayin
Phonetic Spelling
yah'-yin
Parts of Speech
Noun Masculine
Strong's Definition
From an unused root meaning to effervesce;
wine (as fermented); by implication intoxication: - {banqueting} {wine} wine [-bibber].
Brown-Driver-Briggs' Definition
wine
The RCC adopted the pagan trinity and they replaced the gods with "patron saints" and Mary as queen of heaven
Jesus definitely has a beard, and will for eternity, just like His Father.
He had long hair down to His shoulders, not longer. Jesus did not take a Nazarite vow.
A Nazarite vow was only valid for 1 year and at the end your had to have the priest shave all your hair off.
We have no record that Jesus did this sitting His roughly 8-10 year ministry.
The maximum allowed length of a Hebrew man's hair is the shoulder. No longer. Typically they would grab the back of the hair in a bob if you like, and snipped off that bob. What was left was around shoulder length.
God is very clear that His sons must have beards and must not shape them in any way. You may only adjust the length, you may not shave off the hair on your neck as is so common.
As for icons, you cannot trust them, they are fraudulent and break the 2nd commandment.
There is an icon the orthodox church has which they claim if the very first icon, painted of Mary, by Mark.
But if you look at it you'll find that, that is style of painting did not exist anywhere prior to 500AD.... It was a style not known of and only invented in 500AD. So the orthodox believe a lie..
And that applies to all their icons, their martyr stories and traditions.
I know because I was orthodox for 14 years. Thank God I'm now Torah obedient and following the true path of Christ.
Most Pentecostal (not fake Charismatic) I have ever heard and we do not believe in having any images of Jesus in the church or home…but we go by what scripture says not artwork. Jesus had a beard is 100 % biblical and he did not wear jeans or skinny leg pants.
As a Jew, Jesus probably had dark, wavy hair that was shoulder length. His skin color was probably brown or bronze and not white with blue eyes. He had a beard because scripture clearly says so.
Jesus was born in Bethlehem. Raised in Egypt for a while then Nazareth. Did he have a Nazarite vow? No.
He drank wine 🍷.
Was Jesus white ! I’ll wait ?
This argument against beards is embarrassing. You would get cooked in a debate.
His beard was plucked out when they scourged him. No?
No sir in your KJV it does not say Jesus had a beard your pulling from Isaiah 50:6 read in in KJV and it says hair not beard. Also talks about separation and things of that nature but it is a confusion but to bring clarity it says hair instead of beard hope this helps
@@DevonsGamingLegends 6 "I offered my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who pulled out my beard; I did not hide my face from mocking and spitting."
It says beard
@@wjdyr6261 not in KJV which is the closest translation to the bible it says hair in KJV
@@DevonsGamingLegends facial hair or beard 🤔 are one and the same. For people to split hairs over Jesus being shaven or having a beard is on the same level as Jesus being dark skin or light skin. It's irrelevant
Plenty of men in the bible had beards Aaron king David Ezraa etc I'm from a oneness background and its foolish that churches spend energy on this topic because it's not a sin to have them church culture says it is but not God there were so many more important things that need to be focused on than something small like beards and I disagree with the brother it literally says who plucked out the hair im sure that means beard but people will say and ive heard it 3 day stubble which is unbiblical