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Thank you sirs

This was so helpful! I have always wondered why this man was thrown out! Thanks for allowing God to use your channel!

praise the Lord brother ☺ very usefull video I understood this parable peace be to you

I've been saying this for almost 30 years, and more. Everything in this video also ties into the expansion of the universe. God is everywhere, yes. An expanding universe is not everywhere--not yet. This expanding universe is the post-Big-Bang physical result of the aethereal design originally created by God, which was then contracted and expanded to create the physical universe and the physical bodies we now have. We were non-corporeal before the physical phase of the universe began, and so the answer to the question: Why are we here? is simply to obtain physical bodies and do our best to survive the world until we reach the event in 1 Corinthains 15:50-55 in which "in the twinkling of an eye" we are changed from mortal to immortal. The "twinkling of an eye" is the key point here because in an expanding universe, the only way it could ever fill infinite space is to expand with infinite acceleration to reach infinite speed, and by that unprecedented event, in the twinkling of an eye, we will be changed. The key point here is entropy in an infinite universe that's compressed into a finite (but expanding) area of an infinite space. In just the same way that compression of gasses alters molecular behavior the gasses, the compression of the entire universe alters the vibration and behavior of all the molecules within it, including our DNA, resulting in entropy, degradation, and death; it's like the power behind the curse the world is under--even the amplification of gravity, which would make sense with the "sweat of our brow" in Genesis right after The Fall--which actually fits with the amplification of gravity in a second way with that terminology. The complete expansion of the universe relieves that "cosmic compression", and with that, our spirits will be free to constantly heal and renew our bodies without the interference compression-driven molecular destruction of our DNA over time. Of course, the twinkling of an eye is all it will take for the universe to expand to fill infinite space once it expands at infinite speed. Stars being moved out of their places makes sense with this because the compression of the universe also slows the speed at which light can move. As the compression is relieved and the fabric of space isn't compressed and thickened, the speed of light will increase. We'll no longer have to look at the sky and see an illusion from the past as light from millions of light years travels toward us, but instead, the sky will be filled with stars moving around as the light coming from them accelerates, causing the sky to look like time-lapse video. Presently, the stars we see now are not really located where they seem to be from our isolated vantage point. The speed of light is infinite in an infinite universe that's fully decompressed. But yes, people who want to give up their physical body and live as a spirit forever with God are completely missing the whole reason we came here, which, again, was to get the physical bodies we wanted before we had them. I think people just come down here and sometimes see that they can be a burden if they aren't cared for properly. Many people I've talked to want to just live as pure energy, but they don't know that our eternal bodies are going to be amazing and exactly what we want.

Absent from the body is to be at home with the Lord. Where is the Lord? Heaven, where the dead faithful of the last 2000 years reside.

Do you have any videos on how John 1:1 should be translated?

Thank you for this wonderful explanation, I read it over and over and could not quite grasp the meaning, but thanks to your video, I now understand.

Your teaching is similar to what we are teaching. Correct we don't go to heaven as most Christian believers believe.

I struggled so much with understanding this parable, but now I do!!!

Paul revealed at least three heavens because he was caught up to the third heaven.

Thank so much for this. God deeply bless you

I’ll tell you right now. This was good .

So what is the requirement? Regeneration or sanctification? Or both? Sorry to say this but i don't think you have made this clear at all.

We no longer work for our salvation we walk in our salvation. Glory to our Heavenly Father in Jesus name!

Cut the crap, if you want to know what heaven is like get to know more fully the Holy Spirit. The problem is we really don't want to get to know the Holy Spirit because that requires submission and submission means we're not in charge and we can't stand not being in charge can we? Like it or not we owe everything to God; our life, our breath our very being. I am, we are only because of Him. He's the boss, He's in charge, He's in control - get used to it. Spin your theology any way you like, it's just something you'll ultimately have to get over. Better to bend the knee now sooner rather than later, and you know what? You'll like yourself, you'll like your neighbors and you'll begin to like and appreciate your Heavenly Father. So get on it!

13:20 Yes, you need an ESV. NIV stands for 'Nearly Inspired Version'.

Something I don't understand. Like the parable with the king and the garments (you did a video about) that is describing to live like Christ, because God says to be, following the commandments and doing His Will.... But the thief never was able to change his life or to "straighten up" and turn to worship God. He only had time to profess his belief in who Christ is. So if we are to learn and be as Christ, acting as true Christians and acting as God says and having faith in Christ is only part of entering heaven, how did the thief get to go into paradise (or in the Age to Come) when he only professed his faith without changing his lifestyle?

He did it was probably just a mistranslation or writing thing influenced by culture I mean why would Jesus send him to hades paradise instead of heaven? Maybe what he meant by today is that when he was and took the people out the thief got to stay in hades for 1 day Becuase hell is so far from earth and heaven so it took Jesus one day to get there?

Thanks for this. I wonder if I could offer some friendly pushback in support of another view. You mentioned that (in ancient times) there was only one use of the word witnesses, namely "testifying to something" rather than our additional modern use of "seeing something". However, the New Testament uses witnesses (Greek: martys) the 2nd way also. Eg. In Acts 10:51 says "He was not seen by all the people, but by witnesses whom God had already chosen". The witnesses here refers to some who saw Jesus. In v31 Peter says he witnessed everything Jesus did, again witnessing refers to seeing and hearing. Likewise, in Acts 2:32 and 3:15 Peter says he is a witness "of" the resurrection, meaning he saw the resurrected Christ. For 'witness' to mean testimony here, it would require the word to be in the dative case (bearing witness "to" something, as in testifying to something) however the word is in the genitive case (a witness "of" something, indicating he saw it). Additionally, 1 Thess 2:10 reads "You are witnesses, and so is God, of how holy, righteous and blameless we were among you who believed." Paul is claiming they saw/witnessed his blameless life, not that they testified to it. 1 Timothy 6:12 includes an instruction to confess the faith in the presence of many witnesses, in other words, with many people watching. These verses persuade me that the New Testament word for witnesses can mean either "someone who sees something" and "someone who bears testimony". Naturally, there is overlap. Those who saw an event were well-placed to testify to it, hence the 2 meanings. Thayers Greek Lexicon agrees. It states that "witnesses" had 3 meaning in New Testament Greek, the 1st being the legal sense of bearing testimony, and the 2nd being "a spectator, in the sense of a contest". The example Thayers uses for this is Hebrews 12:1. This is because the context of Hebrews 12:1 is the running race in the athletic games where athletes competed in the stadium surrounded by a great cloud of spectators (witnesses to the contest). Given that this definition fits the context, the Biblical usage listed above as well as the lexical information, I am persuaded that the author of Hebrews had in mind a great cloud of people watching. Let me know if you believe I've missed something or misunderstood. Iron sharpens iron!

Here is my theory:when judgement day comes Jesus will take one last trip to hades to rescue the thief from judgement day

Whats the purpose of going to heaven is theres a new earth? How will there be divinity without there being something under such as earth and mankind? Heaven is for God and his angels. Only 144,000 will be taken to heaven to co rule with christ as his chosen ones

So what I'm getting from all this is you guys don't like Protestantism.

When Jesus ascended to Heaven after his death, burial, and resurrection, He took all who were in Abraham’s Bosom Paradise to Jews. with Him (Ephesians 4:8).

ABRAHAM'S BOSOM: By: Kaufmann Kohler In the New Testament and in Jewish writings a term signifying the abodeof bliss in the other world. According to IV Macc. xiii. 17, the righteous who die for their faith are received by Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in paradise (compare Matt. viii. 11: "Many shall come from the east and the west and sit down with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven"). In Ḳid. 72b, Adda bar Ahaba, a rabbi of the third century, is said to be "sitting in the bosom of Abraham," which means that he has entered paradise. With this should be compared the statement of R. Levi (Gen. R. xlviii.): "In the world to come Abraham sits at the gate of Gehenna, permitting none to enter who bears the seal of the covenant" (see Circumcision). Abraham's blossom was were all dead that followed God went until Jesus came to it when he died and spoke to them. Then those that followed Jesus went to heaven.

The bosom of Abraham

This dude has no sense making skills. There is a place called hades. One part of hades is heaven and the other hades is hell. So Christ would have gone to the hades heaven not hell. So stupid man. Those scriptures aren't enough to tell you that heaven is paradise? Not one time in the bible is hell called paradise. This is about the dumbest thing I have ever heard about the thief on the cross.

I've been scratching my head over this verse for a long time - thanks for making sense of it!

Purgatory.

Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾 understood it perfectly

I must be a slow reader. It takes me a lot longer than an afternoon to read through all 4 gospels. 😅 I wonder how all those who believe the penal substitution theology are able to have a close relationship with God. I think David had mentioned (in a different video) that his faith was just as strong even before discovering this clearer understanding. For me, it has made all the difference. My mind couldn’t make sense of it before and therefore I couldn’t really believe. I’ve been following Dr. Jennings of Come and Reason Ministries for years. He has basically been saying the same thing but in different words. Yet somehow it didn’t really sink in. The way David and Paul explain it really works for me. And now when I listen to Dr. Jennings he makes total sense! 😄 I think that THIS is the true gospel, which is still mostly misunderstood. I’m very grateful for these videos! 🙏

This is clearing up so much for me. Thank you! 🙏

It is inconceivable that we will not be able to access heaven This does not take you into the tens of thousands of verifiable accounts of people leaving their body and going to another realm It also ignores a lot of other scriptures in the Bible, where it is clear that we have an existence in heaven after death, Lazarus and the rich man is a good example. Even if it is a parable, Jesus making the point that there is life after death in some kind of disembodied form Is that God’s ultimate plan for us to be disembodied? Doesn’t seem like it, but it seems like part of the plan. This is basically the Jehovah’s Witness argument in this video and as an extra Jehovah’s Witness, I can tell you it’s not correct. Jesus will rule on earth. The kingdom will be on earth. We have a destination in heaven as well.

“This is a rescue plan. Not a substitutionary plan.” That was a powerful statement. Thank you! 🙏

This talk was very eye opening. I’ve been struggling to understand both the sacrificial system, and why Jesus had to die. I found myself having to do mental gymnastics in order to ‘be a Christian’. I appreciate your explanation on how Jesus conquered death. It just clicks!😄 But, how can a sinful bride of Christ also overcome death? Is intention and desire to follow Him enough? Also, I still have many questions about animal sacrifices in the OT. If you could unpack that topic in more detail, it would be greatly appreciated. (I’m an animal lover and know God must love them even more than I do). Thank you! 🙏 FYI, I’ve heard that God’s “wrath” is Him simply removing his presence/protection to those who choose to reject Him.

I have known that since i have been the seventh day Adventist Christian

The Apostle Paul used the NASB..... :) (its a joke)

After watching many different videos on the topic I think the best understanding is "dust you were formed and dust you will return". When we die we are DEAD until the resurrection on the last day. Christ being the first fruits, the dead in Christ is next then lastly all those who are alive at His coming. Sheol/Hades simply means grave. The Rich man and Lazarus is a parable and not meant to teach about what happens when we die but the conditions of mans unbelief and wouldn't believe even if someone rose from the dead. A dead man does not know how long time as passed. All he knows is one moment he is alive and the next moment he has been resurrected.

Not sure if you’re still active (as a channel or content creator)… I’m just wondering: has your journey towards embracing a better (more Biblical) understanding of the Gospel affected how you view universal reconciliation? (I am a convinced Christian Universalist - but can handle pushback in this area) Enjoying what I’ve heard so far 👍

Pistis means Allegiance See book: Salvation by Allegiance. Dr Bales

A lot of assumptions here no actual fact, and also you are wrong in that the Jewish thought always was of some type of life after death and sheol. Sheol was not just a dirt was an actual place. We went to await judgment, two different sides, good and evil, reference Jesus Lazarus parable Do some homework on that. The Jews absolutely believed they would be going to a spiritual place after death.

Kind of totally ignoring all of the near death experiences that have empirically documented the fact that we leave our bodies and do float off into a heavenly room realm

Kind of totally ignoring all of the near death experiences that have empirically documented the fact that we leave our bodies and do float off into a heavenly room realm

26:00 For the most part I agree. I think I have read this criticism somewhere (Wright? Garlington? Cranford?). However, working from Gal 3.8 and Rom 4.5,18 and knowing Paul is interpreting Gen 12,15,17 in Romans 4 here it might be argued Paul was thinking: That when God promised 'So shall your offspring be' and 'In you shall all the nations be blessed' to Abraham, that Paul thought that Abraham took it as: I will bring in the Gentiles into your family, by way of justifying them (making them righteous). Loosely then, Abraham believed God would grow his family by justifying (ungodly) Gentiles bringing them in. So in a roundabout way - he believed in the Gentiles justification by faith and his belief (in their justification by faith) was counted to him as righteousness. Crazy stuff.

WHERE IS JESUS KINGDOM? WHERE EVER THAT IS THATS WHERE THEY WENT

Show me one scripture, just one, anywhere in the entire Bible that says that anyone, (other than Jesus), ever died and went to a place called Heaven(or Paradise for that matter). I’ll wait!

Abrahams bosom

Praise the Lord. Thanks for sharing.

I needed this today 🙏

“Grace” - how was it used or understood in the 1st century? Any difference between Old Testament vs New Testament?

if the feast is the kingdom of God, so that guy was in the kingdom and so called "saved" but continued to behave like an unbeliever so was kicked out ?