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There is no evidence to suggest Jude is quoting the book of Enoch. He merely says that Enoch prophesied. Jude was written to refute heresy. Why would he quote from a book he would have known contains heresy? Not only does the book of Enoch declare Enoch to be the Messiah, it also ascribed authority to angels that is only reserved for Jesus. This RUclipsr put it well when he deceived the book of Enoch as ‘fan fiction’.

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Why is Jude dated earlier? I'm not aware of any source that would be clear on that.

i do believe that it was authored by peter but dictated to two different secretaries.

Love the Japanese, having lived in Hawaii 16 years, and overtime……..made many friends. 😇👍

Barukh KhaShem Alahan Khaya Alaha d'Ashur o Moshe Abram o Yaqo, Amen!

I work in a large NGO scattered around the world. Like other large organisations, at times the leaders get together and agree on a response to an issue. Each leader then communicates out these talking points in their own words. 2 Peter and Jude evoke this kind of overlap of talking points in an agreed response to false teachers. I'm surprised I've never seen this argument presented. The early church had a plurality of leadership and Acts illustrates they would create a position on issues to be communicated out in this manner.

Question: Isn't Jude 1:18 basically a quote from 2 Peter 3:3? They are almost identical and Jude says that it's a quote from an apostle (Peter being an apostle) but in his letter Peter doesn't quote it he just says it. Thoughts?

John the Elder? Not the son of Zebedee?

I am Persian, king ship existed before Cyrus too is median and Elamites empires. Edict of Cyrus is called Cyrus cylinder you can see in British museum today, as i have, not only encouraged the Jewish rebuild of the temple he gave loads of resources and money, the names are also much different in Persian so Cyrus is called koorosh and Darius is dariush and xerxes is too long to spell, battle of thermopoly is a exaggeration it was far more than 300 and far less Persians and this was a myth based on half truths, the magi aren’t probably but definitly Persian, Zoroastrians is monotheistic just as Christianity’s trinity is still monotheistic, Cyrus in book of issiah was called a messiah only gentile ever and the only person to be called this apart from Jesus, Cyrus had 1 wife, Darius 4, xerxes many 😂. I have many Iranian Jewish friends-. Persia was not pagan almost ever if we talk about pre Zoroastrian they prayed to 1 sun god which was Mithra born on the 25th of December, so Persian have had a history of being far from paganism especially when you look at romans, Europeans, Greek, Babylon, celtics these all where pagans but not Persians, also with timeline in perspective then Zoroastrian came up with idea of a messiah and after the liberation of the Jews messiah was included for the first time in Torah, showing how Persians influenced the religion of Judaism, also moreover Zoroastrians believe is a virgin birth messiah who will die and be resurrected, which we know in Jesus this is why the magi went to see baby Jesus, and bible does say that whoever did not hear the word of god will be judged accordingly with that knowledge, therefore the Zoroastrians where the foundation of Judaism but also chriianity, and then Islam wanted a piece of the cake so they stole ideas such as the flying horse, the bridge that narrows the more you sin leading to heaven or hell, the 5 prayers a day and the time is also taken to Islam, as Muhammad has a Zoroastrian adviser, and after the knowledge taken to Islam the Arabic Islamic conquest burnt anything related to Zoroastrianism and all that is left now are committed Zoroastrians living in India as Parsis

Hey Professor Stitt, another great video, I do have a question. I heard a similar interpretation about the childbirth verse in 1 Timothy that was about Eve rather than Mary. Just as you said at 4:16 the Greek could be referring to a specific woman, and considering the context Paul could be referring to Eve, that through her childbirth came the saviour of the world, as was promised by God in Genesis 3. What are your thoughts about this? Would this view also have some correlation to the interpretation against agnostics since it shows how important childbirth has been to the Christian faith?

I think number 2 view makes the most sense especially when we realize that the early christians believed there were two laws. The Law of Moses and the Law of God.

I want to move to Japan and hopefully help to spread the Gospel there! Please reach out to me if you would be so kind!

@tomplantagenet , I was about to comment about 1 Timothy but I guess you have that all covered, and articulated way better than I would have been able to lol

Assyrians are from the Akkadian empire

They're actually Parsi, Greeks named them as Persians. Many of us Indians have their admixtures over thousands of years of intermingling.

Can you make one video of Medes as well?

Sargon wasn’t Egyptian, he was the first ruler of the first empire, the Akkadian Empire. That’s over in Mesopotamia out of Sumer which is the area where I believe Abraham is from. Just sayin, it makes no difference in this video. Love the video.

Those are some solid Iron Age pick axes that those Israelites are using in the last video. Who knew they were such incredible craftsmen! Probably prophetic for Jesus to be the ultimate carpenter! :) GOAT!

A lot of info in a little package. Subbed.

How can one support this channel? I’m already liking, subscribed, and I’m telling my friends about it. I’m loving it. Having a context for the Bible makes it so much easier to understand and relate too. The Old Testament is often taught like it’s almost a fairy tale. It’s so good to connect with the people of the Bible in the Bronze and Iron Age.

Amazing perspective.

You’re videos rock Patrick! Thank you for making them! I have been watching history videos that cover the present to about 6000BC over the past few years. I haven’t been able to find a channel like this though, love your work. If you’re ever in LA please give us a shout over at New Abbey.

Really liked this! Great topic! Thanks for the history and perspective.

Great video and top notch editing. Awesome info too.

Thank you for noting that the Persians still exist today.

I never thought about the Christ-Temple connection.

Herold also built the building above the Cave of Machpelah where the burial of Abraham and Sara is along with Jacob and Leah. It is said that its the 2nd most important building to the Jewish people besides the temple. It was built in the 1st century and is still standing perfectly as it was back then.

Believers should start making a point of referring to Jews in the OT, call them either Israelites or Hebrews. Jews are just members of the tribe of Judah, although I guess in the NT up to today, Jew is a catch-all term for followers of Judaism.

Solomon means sun and the moon. They dont worship the son of god that came to this earth, lived the perfect 33 years. Died on the cross to save us from no sin, then rose again after 3 days. They are sun worshipers. Pagen. Gnostic.

100% wrong. The Jewish Messiah builds a 3rd temple on the Temple Mount… the temple wasn’t destroyed until 40 years after Jesus died… this proves Jesus was not the Messiah.

bro never stop these are really interesting <3

Great video

That info about the festivals was super interesting.

Super interesting.

hi, Mr Patrick, i love world history tbh, Christ was born in Jerusalem. i learned about this era in my school, & this is why i totally understood. also, i especially like revolutions, which are common in world history, such as 'conquest', 'destruction', 'revolution,' and 'restoration' of monarchy.

I am an Assyrian, for most part our original language, country has been lost over time. Our history has been obscured, so thank you for your video since the History channel or National Geographic channel won't have any documentaries about Assyrians.

Pls don’t stop posting this was dope

How big is modern day Israel compared to the ancient Israel?

Great video! I am so curious about the Ishtar song used! That looks like Steve Martin, but I could be dead wrong.

This information is incredible but your toy collection in the back is even more incredible.

You don’t find bronze. Bronze is the result of tin and copper lmfao

Are the video clips actual historical footage?

Again like your post BUT again. You left out a famous battle that was won by *King Ahab of the Northern Kingdom of Israel* and 10 other nations. The Battle of Qarqar (or Ḳarḳar) was fought in 853 BC where the Assyrians were stopped by a confederation of 11 nations. At this point in history the Assyrians (as you noted) were rarely defeated, so it was a major accomplishment. Since the Judahites did most of the writing of the bible and were not fond of the Northern Kingdom after the Northern Kingdom sacked Jerusalem. The Judahites chose to leave this battle out of the bible.

The Israelites were just a another tribe of Canaanites Dr William Dever, an archaeologist normally associated with the more conservative end of Syro-Palestinian archaeology, has labeled the question of the historicity of Exodus “dead”. *This has been verified by archeologists* i.e. Mazur, Na'aman, Finkelstein, Faust and Dever Israeli archaeologist Ze’ev Herzog provides his view on the historicity of the Exodus:[7] *The Israelites never were in Egypt. They never came from abroad. This whole chain is broken. It is not a historical one. It is a later legendary reconstruction - made in the seventh century [BCE] - of a history that never happened* Verifying Dr Dever is the Merneptah Stele Merneptah stele 1207BCE The Egyptian army rolls through Canaan and the only Israelites they encounter are some people in the highlands that they scatter. No Israelite city states or cities. No great Israelite army to stop them. Just a people the Egyptians called Israel.

Excuse me, What happened to Sargon the Great of Akkad. The Akkadians ruled for 200 years. 2350-2150 BCE They did turn Babylon from a small village to a power, conquering everything from the Persian gulf to the Mediterranean. The worlds first empire. -Good- No, great video from then on. Babylon by Bus, by BMW loved the Rastafarian comment. .

Genesis 11] 11:27 Now these are the descendants of Terah. Terah was the father of Abram, Nahor, and Haran; and Haran was the father of Lot. 11:28 Haran died before his father Terah in the land of his birth, in *Ur of the Chaldeans* *The Chaldeans do not take control of Babylon (Ur) until 626BCE* There fore the bible could not have been written before the 6th century The coping of Babylonian creation, flood, and basket stories confirms this date. Exodus never happened. Egypt ruled Canaan. Hyksos (1550 BCE) Egypt drives Hyksos out of Canaan and vassalized the southern city states. Battle of Megiddo (1457 BCE) Egypt defeats the Mitanni Confederation and vassalized the rest of Canaan Armana Letters (1360-1330 BCE) Verification showing Egyptian Total Control of Canaan Battle of Kadesh (1274 BCE) Egypt and the Hittites battle to a draw, Egypt still controls Canaan These battles and letters show Egypt had total dominance and control over Canaan. *The Egyptians maintained a string of fortress cities from Byblos, Megiddo, Beth Shan, Jaffa to Gaza along with many small garrisons and administrative centers throughout Canaan until 1126BCE* The fortress city of Jaffa did not fall until 1126BCE.(Burke and Peilstöcker have found evidence of two catastrophic blazes, ten years apart, that destroyed Jaffa, the second one occurring in about 1126 B.C. That fire, Burke believes, marked the end of Egypt’s presence not just in Jaffa, but in all of Canaan)