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I totally hadn't thought of that passage that way. But I totally agree.

When God puts something on your heart to do. The current view count really doesn't matter. It is my job to do my part, and that includes research on how to do it better. The rest I leave in God's hands. I also have another channel that one day I will have the health and strength to get back to, but what I am learning here will help on that channel so much. Like this style only needs light editting. But that other one is a 'cooking with injuries' and any editting I learn here will make the cooking so much more interesting. I read all the comments, I truely believe that when I post the video I am putting out my opinion. And the comment section gives the right to respond. But I also thing there is a big difference between in person where it can be a conversation that everyone watching can see it is both sides respecting each other. As oppose to online once there is a few back and forths it can read as a 'trying to win the arguement.' So I figure if my main response is just a long the lines of what I said in the video, it feels like I am 'trying to win the arguement.' Instead of the video is my opinion and interpretation of the passage. And your response is your opinion of the passage and of what I said.

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda When I left the Christian faith (many years ago), I started wondering if events from the past that I had assumed were supernatural, in fact were not supernatural, then what really happened? That led me into getting really interested in history, archaeology and Biblical scholarship. (Previously I was purely a science and maths nerd). I am interested in going where the evidence leads. One of the things that "led me astray" was attempting to write my own harmonised gospel (not realising, at the time, that numerous scholars and theologians had previously attempted the task and invariably failed). Sure, I like to win an argument, but I'm more interested in getting to the truth (in terms of having solid evidence to back it up) and in looking for solutions that are good for humanity, both individually and collectively (also backed up with good evidence). Most of your videos, I'm not really interested in commenting on (and I have no idea why RUclips started putting your videos in my feed), but, I must confess, I do have a bit of a "bee in my bonnet" when it comes to alcohol consumption. The evidence overwhelming points to it being really harmful, so if anyone is promoting alcohol consumption (including Jesus), I'm not going to stay silent. I am really sorry to hear that you are having physical difficulties. I wish you all the best in getting over them soon. Your video production quality looks good to me. I probably won't be hassling you with the cooking channel, it's not really my thing. (Also I have diabetes and have to be really careful about what I eat). All the best with it anyway.

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda One other thing: I think that if you elaborate on what's in your video, it would not necessarily be construed as "just trying to win the argument". Commenters who are just trying to win, will typically start getting angry and hurling insults at the other person (if they thing they are losing). If there is anything in my comments that you perceive as "just trying to win the argument", please point it out and I'll try and avoid it. You probably have a similar state of mind to mine before my faith started to slip. Then I discovered a lot of things that I was previously unaware of. I had a fairly sheltered upbringing (I was a missionaries' kid). (Although if we did start getting angry with each other and hurling insults in the comments under your videos, it might help your view count).

Thanks, really lovely to be chatting with you again as well. Unfortunatly it was a bad winter of sickness here in Melbourne, Australia, In which I unintentional played pokemon with. (Try to catch them all). Love when these random ones are timely.

Thanks :)

haha, Yer it is the sturggle that I am having with the titles to go. ummm how to not make people scaried about what they might here. Ohh I totally agree with you. God gave us women a brain, so lets use it and not stand there like a log. hahaha, well I might of talked it up just a little bit for the sack of story telling. We also have a balance between those crazy ones and slower ones like the foxtrot. I just offen sat the foxtrot out. And I might of explained the Viennese Waltz, because I have had many people try and tell me that ballroom dancing isn't a sport. To which I always respond. How is running backwards, in heals, while spinning and attached to other person (to all dancers aka Viennese Waltz) not a sport. Also sorry for the delayed reponse again, I ended up getting a bad cold again.

Thanks!!! Thank you for sharing what your going through. Over the last few years I have been meeting a lot of people that are stuggling with fears around social connections. It really is more common than people think. Glad to hear that your ready to get back into the swing of things. My only encourgement is to remember that each little step forward is progress and no need to get upset with yourself if the progress isn't as fast as you think it could be. Pushing yourself a little bit into the uncomfortable zone each time is amazing.

Thank you so much for your kind words ❤

Thanks :), so glad that I have finally found a work around for the sound issue I had. Now time to catch up on doing the light edits on the videos that where already recorded. Ohh I so understand that place of leaning on ones own understanding. That's what was happening to me which lead to this video, I just really wasn't as peace working through the book of Daniel at this point in time. The video that hopefully I am organised to edit today and release tomorrow will explain what was going through my mind. And that I am going to finish up chapter 2 of Daniel, then switch over to John. So excited that your getting vibes to deliberately set time aside to sort it out with God.

Thank you for sharing, really nice to hear that it did hit you deep.

Hey :) Hope your doing well as well. I have a few videos recorded. The only reason why there not up is because I've been fighting with the computer (and losing). The editing software was crashing every 2 seconds. Actually every 2 seconds. :s I only do light editting more on the sound because in the raw video my mic picks up a lot of background static. When praying about it, the thoughts that just kept coming to mind is, there is more than one way to reach your goal, so if one way doesn't work try another.

​@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda Oh that's so frustrating! I hope another way works for you. I know we'd all be glad to hear from you again, static or no static :) Have a great day!

I don't think that is something to be embarrassed about. It took me the whole week of meditating on that the one verse for me to see those words, that God gave him favour. Thanks, I think I might just keep playing those board games :D

Amazing, Daniel is such an amazing book.

Thanks, I like that way of summing it up. Context, Condition and Promise. That sounds like a title right there.

Thank you. I agree, I have heard it put forward as fully way one or the other as well. Glad you like how I think it is a balance between the two.

Amen🙏

I totally get that, by the time these video's go up I've watched them through about 3 times. I even convicted/encouraged myself with this one. For the same reason. For me personally the pray is Lord am I following your direction and I just haven't seen the results yet. Or is there something I need to tweak/learn. And if I am following the way I believe God is leading me. Then I just have to trust that he will bear fruit for his glory at the right time. Depends on which moment you catch me on if I am truely believing that or doubting. So right there with you on this one.

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda Amen🙌🏾... One's testimony can motivate another ... Thank you Belinda... And also praying for your health... Get well soon 🙂

@@danielhudson9176, Thanks I am feeling better. :)

Thanks for visiting, that really is so lovely, youtube is such a fun way for little communities. So unexpected, until it starts to happen. My pray is that these video's help turn peoples attention to Jesus. :D

Hi Paul, thanks for commenting, and asking. I'm doing well. Love meeting more brothers and sisters in Christ. :D

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda you are a beautiful sister in Christ don't ever forget that sister Belinda can you please send some prayers for me amen may the holy spirit bless over sister Belinda and her faith family channel together amen ✝️☦️🙏🌅✝️🔥🔥🇭🇲🇭🇲

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda sister Belinda it must in your faith give you joy when more Christians brother's and sisters cone to the holy spirit amen ✝️☦️🙏🌅✝️🔥🔥🇭🇲🇭🇲

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda you are a sister in Christ that will be continually blessed amen ✝️☦️🙏🌅✝️🔥🔥🇭🇲🇭🇲

Hi :) Thank you for your kind words. So glad that the verse that popped up was relevant for you. God is good like that. My pray is that what ever happens with my channel, that my focus will always be on God :)

Praise be to God

Praise be to God

Thanks :)

Totally agree, Praise the Lord Jesus Christ

So true. Even when we have heard from God of a direction. God's way and timing is always better.

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda good evening my Christian sister amen ✝️☦️🙏🌅✝️🔥🇭🇲

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lol, the RUclips algorithms can def be interesting. I actually have a few different youtube accounts so that I am suggested a wide range of different content. In those passage you pointed out, I don't think that was Jesus saying that you are saved through the law. I think Jesus is pointing out that they have heard the way to be saved is through the law. Then Jesus goes on to point out what they need to be to be saved is follow Him. But He (Jesus) first points out an area where there not following the law, so that they don't think that they are upholding the law like they throught they where. To show that they cannot be saved through there own actions. Yes you are completly right when I am quoting Jesus saying the greatest commandment is to Lord the Lord your God.... it is a response that Jesus gives in answering what is the greatest Jewish law for them to follow.

Well, I'm just going by a literal interpretation of what Jesus apparently said. He does go on to say, "Sell all that you own and distribute the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me". That seems, to me anyway, what you do to get a bonus (i.e. treasure in heaven) on top of receiving eternal life. There is also a bit of an apparent discrepancy between Jesus explicitly picking out "honour your father and mother" as a commandment that should be followed, then talking about leaving family to follow Him. (It's especially stark in passages like Luke 14v26).

My memory did fail me. Richard Elliott Friedman is the scholar I was trying to think of who is keen on the idea of Jerimiah (and/or his scribe Baruch) being the Deuteronomist. Charles Freeman is a historian who tends to cover more recent (post-classical) history.

Actually the Deuteronomic writings (Deuteronomy through to Kings as well as Jeremiah) and how they came to be written is not completely irrelevant. The Davidic covenant in 2 Samuel 7 is the only Tanakh covenant that doesn't have a qualifier. (Well, there is the Noahic covenant, but there is not much danger that God won't stick to that one). God promises David that his line will last forever and the Israelites will be "disturbed no more" by their enemies. The overthought of Zedekiah and the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians around 586 BC left the Deuteronomist(s) with a bit of a problem. Some scholars (Richard Elliott Friedman included) have suggested that this inspired the Deuteronomist(s) to move towards the idea of a messiah in the line of David to get over this problem (e.g. Jeremiah 33v14-26 is regarded as being post-exilic).

Hi Bob, I love having a response from someone that is a non-believer. I truely think that as a society we need to get back to a place where we can have a health different of opinion. Where we can listern to each other and hear why we believe what we believe. At the moment the only comments I am deleting is when the comments requires an argumentative response. Or where I feel like a comment will most likely spark an argumentative arguement. Interesting perpective on seeing it as the author sneering at the gentiles. I'll have to go back and re-read Ephesians to see what my thoughts are around that. Agree the strange light flicker does bother me as well. I have been trying to google have to fix it. I finally think I found the answer yesterday and how to turn of the auto focus off on the camera, which I think will resolve the light flicker issue. The setting was in a werid location. But I found this after fliping to the rear camera and the rear camera flickers zooming in and out as an zuto focus each time I move my arms. And this was found out after I recorded the next three videos. So today is now going to be spent tring to google how to fix up those records. That you for the feed back on the sound. I do appreciate hearing that you had no problems understanding the audio.

@@DailyDevotionwithBelinda I notice that you are a fellow Aussie. I must confess I didn't pick that up when listening to you the first time (although it may have helped in understanding you). I found that in the US, they often had trouble understanding my accent (not so much in the UK or NZ). I think that, here in Australia, we are pretty good at not letting religion or politics divide us (not so much in the US). All the best in sorting out the flickering.

@@BobHutton , lol I am the same. When someone is Aussie it takes me a moment to pick up the accent. Or more pick up that I'm not hearing an acccent. There is also a chance I am toning my accent down, as at different times I have spent a lot of time around people who had recently arrived in Oz. So when I start recording I am actively thinking that I am normally a fast talker and people tell me they have no idea what I just said. And how I have adjusted my accent when talking to someone who has just arrived in Oz. I'm unable to comment on how other countries manage the divide in opinions as I have only see what social media tells me. The individual people I have met from different cuturals have been respectful to not let politics divide Thanks, re flickering

@@DailyDevotionwithBelindaI think it's pretty clear that the US has some serious issues when it comes to social division. Some of it seems to be rubbing off on Australia a bit, which is disappointing. One big advantage we have though, is our voting system. Our preferential voting system allows for subtleties and for minor parties to have some influence. This is unlike the US system that is completely binary, in that you have to be a Democrat or a Republican and that's it. There are, no doubt, many reasons why us Aussies are, in the most part, pretty relaxed, however I would argue that our voting system has helped (a lot). Sorry I'm probably getting a bit off-topic for you here.