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Thank you, my friend. So many things have happened these past few years and only now have I gotten the strength to create a new video to share with everyone. I'm glad you liked it. ☺

@@untaughtbiblelessons Well, I'm glad you're still out there 🙂 May God use all our experiences to turn us more into the image of His Son, and to let us mature spiritually to His glory. God bless!

@@friedrichrubinstein Amen, my friend 🙏

You're so fucking weird dawg

Intelligent as I am I wrote it below the wrong video. It was meant for your newest one of course, the one about getting closer to God. That's what happens when you close RUclips before commenting...

my friend and brother, it has been so long since i have uploaded any new video as you may have probably noticed, because i too am currently going through dark times in my family. however, let us both take deep breaths and keep on believing in God's promises, and He will make them all come true one day. Here's a verse i'd like to share with you: 1 Peter 5:7 - "Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you."

@@untaughtbiblelessons Thank you, Neri, this means a lot ❤️ May God give you inner peace in Him.

@@friedrichrubinstein and you as well 😊

You are correct, because "man cannot live by bread alone" i did forget to include that part in my video, yikes. thanks for reminding me 😊. moving forward, i'll take extra care in what i include in my videos.

@@untaughtbiblelessons If you take too much care I'll have nothing to comment on though (:

@@friedrichrubinstein 😄😄😄 there will always be something for us to talk about, definitely. especially if were talking about our Creator.

@@untaughtbiblelessons You are right. Looking forward to your next video <3

God bless you and your family too, and thanks for the love and support 😊

Thanks brother, i'll work harder to keep sharing what i've learned and hope we could reach more and more people who are searching for the truth as well.

Indeed sister 😊 Feel free to check out my other videos too, if you havent yet, and hope that you can journey with me in our quest to getting to know our Creator more.

exactly! the 10 commandments is even the basis of many laws in majority of countries worldwide - even non-Christian countries. Thanks for your support beshy!

Exactly! We should never assume nor presume what will or will not do/decide. His thoughts and ways are not the same as ours. And that's why He taught us not to judge others no matter how heinous the crime they commited.

@@untaughtbiblelessons By the way, I wish you all the best for finding the "true" denomination, but don't be too sad if you don't. I haven't been to a church since I was about 12 years old. Until I was 10 years old my family went to a Lutheran church but reading the Bible a lot they pointed out the things that are not taught correctly there, so the pastor pretty much kicked us out of the church. Then we attended another church for a while but left it eventually because they didn't acknowledge my brother's and my baptism (we were baptised as babies and not adults) and therefore did not allow us Communion. Since then I have never been to a church anymore and the only "religious labels" I assign to myself are "Christian", "Fundamentalist" and "Creationist". Yet I feel close to God and my life is visibly guided by Him. Sometimes you can be a better follower of Christ if you spend your time listening to God through the Bible directly than listening to someone preaching on a pulpit.

my friend, i recommend that you watch my other video to answer some of your questions. here's the link: m.ruclips.net/video/a756Tl8mZN4/видео.html as for your other questions, i'll include them in the list of videos I'm planning to make so i can help answer them for you. as a fellow searcher of the truth, i think it is real positive that you're airing out your questions. i hope you find them. 😊

Thank you for your suggestion, i will consider it 😊

@@untaughtbiblelessons of course and if you need help, let me know. God Bless

Exactly! it is so hard to list every single thing on our planet that shows the wonders of God's creations. even scientists are still baffled about some of their discoveries, while other discoveries still remain a mystery until now. we humans have a memory that often forgets them so we need a reminder of God's grace every now and then. i would have wanted to add more of them to this video, however, my own knowledge and capabilities might not be enough LOL brother, thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences, they're a great support to my videos. i hope both you and i can touch more people's lives and i hope i could inspire others to read the bible more and get closer to God through my videos.

@@untaughtbiblelessons Absolutely true, we walk through the day and take everything around us for granted. There even might be more people thinking "ew no, snow again, so annoying and cold" than those who admire that no two snowflakes are alike. Each and every snowflake is different from every single other snowflake! Multi-billions of different crystals. Mind-boggling. We know quite little about what eternity will be like, but quite often I wish that we can still do science on the New Earth. I want to know every little amazing detail of God's perfect creation, and a lifetime is way too short to learn even the smallest bit about it... By the way, I'm sure you are an inspiration for people here on RUclips as well as in real life. Someone with that amount of love and fire for the living God won't go unnoticed :)

@@friedrichrubinstein thank you for the compliment 😊 imagine, if we're ever lucky enough to be included in the book of life. once we receive our immortal, spirit bodies, we can then visit other planets and see all the science-defying wonders there as well! we can then discover what dark matter really is composed of, find out what's inside the black hole, etc. we can talk to our guardian angels and see for ourselves what will be inside the mansions built by Jesus himself. 😊😊😊

@@untaughtbiblelessons That'd be awesome! :D What do you think is necessary to be included in the book of life?

@@friedrichrubinstein that is a very good topic for my next video 😉

That's a very valid question and i am going to make a video to answer that for you. Many people, myself included, has asked the same question. I'll send you another message here once ive uploaded the video. 😊

by the way, feel free to check out my other videos too. here's a link to my channel: m.ruclips.net/channel/UCm705JtRWxW-alCixu3xLvw

My friend, i will admit that personally, i may not always have the willingness to read the bible - i am weak and still struggling with my own sins. However, during my long years of trying to learn about God, i have never found Him to be evil. Let me tell you a bit about myself. I grew up as a battered child, my brothers and sisters were as well. I have run away from home many times and even developed a tendency to escape from reality as a way to cope. I was able to come to terms with everything in my life because of God and because i have learned the many facets of God's personality as well as His reasons for doing what He did as it was written in the bible. I hope you will continue on your search for the truth and pray that you and i can walk towards the same goal - salvation.

@@untaughtbiblelessons I want the truth. That's all I want. But the first Bible describes a vicious ugly God. They say the second Bible was written for us to understand. But he became a loving person. Two complete diffrent people in each book. So which should we believe? He says to ask and he will answer. But he don't. Talks about the truth. Yet the Bible has the worst lies about truths. So who even knows what is true. I see spirits. They don't scare me. Why does God have to put us thru so much pain. If he loves us. He should protect us. Why does he let Satan live? He can change all that evil shit. He has the ability to do so. He don't. Because he don't exsist. I know spirits are real. I see them. So where is he? I used to have blind faith. But not any more

@@untaughtbiblelessons watch the video biblical proof God is evil by underlings

@@tazmchugh1991 God is not evil. it is us humans who are evil because of the influence of Satan and we chose to be evil with him. With God's power, He could have easily destroyed the human race completely, however, since He loves us so much, He gave us more than 2,000 years to choose Him and be good -- He gave us free will. He also gathered good people to write the bible so that He could tell each generation of humans about the mistakes of the earlier generation, as well as give prophesies about what will happen in the end in order to allow us to prepare ourselves. We chose to continuously disregard Him. God advised us in Deutoronomy 30:19 - "I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and curse. Therefore choose life, that you and your offspring may live," He wants us to choose life by choosing Him.

@@tazmchugh1991 i want to add another thing, and i hope you read all of my responses carefully and completely so that you can ask me anything else i may have an answer to. Remember i said previously that God, like us, has many facets in His personality? Just like us, He has feelings too. Check out my other video about this topic. And so, apart from being the embodiment of love, God is also the embodiment of justice. In the olden times, due to God's complete justice, the punishment is different for humans who disobeyed the law/commandments, especially for those who refused to atone for their sins. -- that's where "an eye for an eye" or "blood for blood" originated from Breakers of the law/commandments should be punished equally. For example, the people of Sodom & Gomorrah as well as the people during Noah's time were given plenty of warnings to stop their evil acts, however they just scoffed and refused to change. And so, in His justice, He had to punish andbobliterate the evil while saving the good people who were left. God did not want to do this anymore, because He favors humans so much (but He still had to carry out His law and justice) that's why He sent His Son, Jesus, to take the burden and offer up His blood for us sinners. Jesus had to take the punishment for us so that we, humans will have a bigger chance of salvation. And because Jesus was sinless when He lived as a human, He only needed to offer His own blood once to save us. It is now up to us if we would like to receive God and Christ's offer of salvation.

This is the reason why no man has seen God -- in Exodus 33:20, God told Moses why: "But," he said, "you cannot see my face, for no one may see me and live." God's presence is too powerful that we may die if we are in His direct presence. That's why God covered Moses' eyes when He passed by. One other person has seen God and its apostle John. However, John had to change into a spirit form before he could enter heaven and stand in front of God. Revelation 4:2 - "At once I was in the Spirit, and behold, a throne stood in heaven, with one seated on the throne." John described what God looked like in the book of Revelation if you'll continue reading from chapter 4:2.

Indeed, God did not directly write the bible. That's because the bible is intended to be read by men, and that's why God sent His Holy Spirit to inspire and influence a selected group of men on what to write in it. 2 Peter 1:21 - "For no prophecy was ever produced by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." 2 Timothy 3:16 - "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness," Acts 1:8 - "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.”

@@untaughtbiblelessons ok. You have the Bible. Good breaks all his own commandments. He kills and harms more people than Satan. I come across buddies that prove good is evil. And they have all the same points in questions that I have.

@@tazmchugh1991 my friend, do check out my response in your other comment 😊

Thanks brother, i think i have seen some of their videos already. 😊 Thanks as well for your encouragement, i truly appreciate it. There were so many end time prophrsies and signs that i could not get to them all, so i gave a few examples for now. 😄😄😄

@@untaughtbiblelessons That's true, there is written a lot about the end times. It is remarkable though that all of the prophecies are basically fulfilled. I know people who say _"there have always been natural disasters and we only know about it now because of internet and globalization"_ but the sheer amount of floods, landslides and earthquakes is simply too much for that argument. Half of China is flooded and we are getting used to it, complete cities in Italy, Spain and here in Germany are set under water - nobody wants to hear God's warning. I'm especially amazed when I see all the landslides and sinkholes around the world. It literally looks like the mountains are made of wax, it reminds me of Micah 1:4 and Psalms 97:5 *"The mountains melt beneath him and the valleys split apart, like wax before the fire, like water rushing down a slope."* and *"The mountains melt like wax before the Lord".* Honestly can't wait for the day Jesus returns. It's the only goal of my life.

@@friedrichrubinstein God bless you, brother. Keep fighting the good fight and, with patience, we will all see everything unfold firsthand. Personally, i'm still a work in progress though, so i hope that one day soon i can also face God without fear.

@@untaughtbiblelessons We are all a work in progress, and it's one of the most relieving biblical truths that salvation is not earned! Salvation is a free *gift* from God and we cannot add _anything_ to it. Yes, we are supposed to keep God's commandments, but not by our own strength. Philippians 2:13 says *"it is God who works in you to **_will_** and to **_act_** in order to fulfill his good purpose."* I used to try to be obedient by my own willpower (and I sometimes still do because I am a proud guy and want to do it myself). It never went well for long. Only God can _change_ our will, and He will do so when we ask Him to. That's one of the deep secrets of following Jesus. There is a good fear (holy fear) and a paralyzing fear of God. The former leads us to respect, honor and praise God, while the latter makes us feel unaccepted by God. What you said sounds like you don't feel good enough. But Neri, you already *are* accepted by God. Paul says in Romans 5:1 *"Therefore, since we **_have been_** justified through faith, we **_have peace_** with God through our Lord Jesus Christ."* You see, we *have been* justified, we are no longer sinners. It's like this: I am German, and German is my mother tongue. Even though I can speak English I will always be German. The same way we are justified, and even though we can sin (commit the act of sinning) we will always be righteous (provided that we repent). Jesus did everything necessary to justify you in God's eyes, and He'll be happy when you stop fearing Him who loves you more than you can even imagine <3

@@friedrichrubinstein Thanks so much, brother, you have definitely hit the right spots. I will keep your message to my heart and work harder to remove the obstacles in me. ❤

Thank you brother. I have just uploaded a new video you might want to watch. Here it is: m.ruclips.net/video/GbzuIfbT7xE/видео.html

@@untaughtbiblelessons ❤

Thank you brother 😊 I'll be happy to answer your question regarding Luke 23:43 1. Let us look into that verse on a grammatical standpoint. Remember that the Holy Scripture, even though it has been written as it was willed by God, He still needed to use human hands to write them since the book was intended for humans. And although these humans have been inspired by God's power through the Holy Spirit, there's still the possibility of human error in transcribing God's words depending on the bible scholar who transcribed it. And so, it is possible that the comma punctuation in that sentence may have been written incorrectly. Let us read it now: "Truly I say to you today, you will be with Me in Paradise." Also, look at the word "will" (or shall/shalt in other bible translations) in dictionary terms it is defined as -- "expressing the future tense." 2. Let us also observe Christ's nature and the way He spoke to the people during His ministry on earth. Many times people, even His apostles did not understand His words and He had to re-explain Himself. That's because He is God and the way He spoke definitely was on a different level than humans. And the way He thinks, including His notion of time, is different than ours. Consider 2 Peter 3:8 -- "But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day." 3. Finally, and in connection with my 1st point above, this is the reason why we must find parrallelisms and make correct connections and comparisons between verses across the books in the bible. Do read again 1 Thessalonians 4:15 in my video where it says the dead will not precede the living. That is referring to the judgment day and let's talk about it in my next video. Hope i made sense in this response 😊😊😊

@@untaughtbiblelessons Thanks for your response! I've heard that comma-argument before somewhere and I'm glad I am able to read Greek. There are about 5,000 copies of the New Testament in the original Greek language existing still and they indeed say "you will be with me in paradise today". But if you are satisfied with the 2. point that's fair enough. To your 3. point: When Jesus talked about heaven/his Father in heaven he never used the word "paradise". In Greek there is a distinction between Heaven and Paradise, just like there is a distinction between Hades and Hell (which are wrongly translated by the KJV both as "hell" btw, the NKJV fixed this error). So, 1 Thess 4:15 is absolutely correct as there is no dead in heaven/hell before the Great judgment. But where are Lazarus and the rich man in Lk 16:19-31 then?

@@friedrichrubinstein Lazarus was carried by the angels to Abraham's side, and Abraham is still currently in the grave where he went when he died. The same place where the rich man went when he died. Remember John 3:13 -- "No one has ever gone into heaven except the one who came from heaven--the Son of Man." or in NKJV -- "No one has ascended to heaven but He who came down from heaven, that is, the Son of Man who is in heaven."

Thank you for your comment. 😊 Let me explain chapter 16 of the book of Ezekiel, including Ezekiel 16:12. In that chapter the discussion was not about a human female being adorned with jewels, earrings, and fine linen. God was actually referring to the church He founded in Israel. You will find that throughout the bible, the church of God is often referred to as a woman. The Son of God (Jesus), He's sometimes called the Son of Man and also the bridegroom of the woman (the church). When it was written in Ezekiel chapter 16 that the woman was adorned by God with earrings and bracelets of gold and silver, given honey and of finest foods, and clothed with fine linen, that chapter was actually talking about how God adored Israel and how God favored His church founded in Israel. It was all symbolic. If you will continue reading the chapter, it will explain how God's church in Israel (with the Jews) became corrupted and prostituted itself by worshipping pagan idols instead -- it can clearly be referring either to the time the Jews worshipped Baal or the establishment of the Roman Catholic church where pagan rituals got mixed with Jewish/Christian traditions.

@@untaughtbiblelessons You are absolutely correct. But does it matter regarding piercings whether it is symbolic or not? I mean, in that paragraph God uses the symbol of earrings as something positive. How could we say then that they are as bad as other body-piercings? I don't think God would use earrings as a symbol of love and affection of a husband towards his wife if He did not want us to wear any. Now, I would never recommend or give someone the idea of getting earrings, but if someone wanted to get them I don't think they would sin. Do you see them as included in God's command of not getting any piercings and do you think it's wrong to wear earrings?

@@friedrichrubinstein i think, the basics of what God wants us to do, in terms of clothing and adorning ourselves, is to choose modest apparel -- wear clothes that are meant for our gender -- and instead or using our money to buy ornaments/jewelry, why dont we use that money to help our needy brothers and sisters? God wants us to always have Him in our minds and to always do what we are meant to do --- that is, we are meant to do good works toward others. Of course, as we all have free will, God will not stop us from doing whatever we want to do with ourselves, our resources, and our time. However, He has a wonderful gift for those who will follow Him and do all of His will -- everlasting life.

@@untaughtbiblelessons Wise words, there is nothing to add to it :)

@@friedrichrubinstein thank you, brother. God is truly wise, the wisest of all. All glory be to God since it is His words in the bible that helps us be edified. ❤

you prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream all the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend for the last few days xD

@Cairo Cory Yup, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for since november myself :D

I certainly prefer reading the Bible to watching some fiction :)

you're welcome and thank you for liking my video 😊 you have very good reasoning skills that, i hope, others too, especially atheists, get to learn some day be sure to check out my other videos too and let me know what you think

you're welcome and God bless you! 😊🙏

2 Peter 3:3-7 -- "3 Above all, you must understand that in the last days scoffers will come, scoffing and following their own evil desires. 4 They will say, “Where is this ‘coming’ he promised? Ever since our ancestors died, everything goes on as it has since the beginning of creation.” 5 But they deliberately forget that long ago by God’s word the heavens came into being and the earth was formed out of water and by water. 6 By these waters also the world of that time was deluged and destroyed.7 By the same word the present heavens and earth are reserved for fire, being kept for the day of judgment and destruction of the ungodly."