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Jesus taught us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us (Matthew 5:44). I pray that God will give you peace and forgiveness so that you can see things through the eyes of love. May God help you let go of negative emotions and replace them with forgiveness and compassion. I believe that as we draw closer to God, we will learn to love and forgive as He has loved and forgiven us.

God always has the best for His children, and He uses many ways to help us realize that without His counsel and guidance, we will get nowhere.

These stories are not meant to justify violence or oppression. Rather, they are a reminder of the devastating consequences of human sin and selfishness. At the same time, the Bible shows us the infinite love and mercy of God, who is always there for those who suffer and are oppressed. I pray that your sister will find healing and peace in the Lord. May God give her the strength to overcome her past hurts and live a meaningful life. I also pray for you, that God will help you find comfort and hope in Him, so that you can accompany and support your sister on her healing journey.

Hope you will continue to accompany the channel in the next videos. May God bless your life abundantly, giving you strength and wisdom to live each day in His peace and love.

I hope this channel will continue to be a useful resource for you on your journey of learning the Bible. May God bless your faith journey, enlighten you, and empower you to live by His Word every day. To God be the glory, Amen🙏

"You can choose your sin, but you can't choose its consequences." Terrible. Strong. God is great.

I understand that this story may bring up many sad and confusing emotions, especially the cold-hearted actions of the Levites. You are right to point out that this story reflects the presence of evil, both past and present. The Bible does not shy away from the truth about human sin and cruelty, but it also points us to God’s love and redemption. May God give you peace and a deeper understanding of His Word as you continue your journey in studying the Bible. May God heal the wounds in your heart and give you the strength to face the evil in this world.

There are many different explanations for these stories, and there may have been natural phenomena that ancient people did not fully understand, so they attributed them to supernatural stories.

I understand your frustration at seeing so many Christians today not sharing the Gospel with unbelievers. Maybe it is because they are afraid, lack confidence, or are not fully equipped with knowledge. Or maybe it is because they are so caught up in the worries of life that they forget this important responsibility. Whatever the reason, not sharing the Gospel is a sin, as you said. It is like watching someone drowning and not helping. However, we should not be discouraged. There are still many Christians who are actively preaching the Gospel and witnessing for God. Let us pray for them, and pray for ourselves, that we may have more courage and love to share the Gospel with those around us.

I am truly touched to know that the Bible explanation videos on the channel have helped you on your journey of faith. Your prayers are pleasing to God. May God give us more strength to stay faithful to Him in all circumstances. I will do my best to continue to bring new Bible stories every day. I hope that the channel will continue to be a source of encouragement and accompany you on your journey of learning God's Word.

Thank you for sharing such insightful details! It's always great to see viewers engage with the content and add depth to the conversation.

@Oxley-m1j I saw your comment, and I'm very thankful 🙏 ❤️

Thank you for sharing such inspiring words! It's uplifting to see how these stories resonate with you and strengthen your faith.

So true! If Adam and Eve were around today, they'd probably be the ultimate influencers for unity and diversity-#OneRace!

It is possible that she loved Cain and willingly followed her husband, despite the punishment he would suffer. In that society, women often had little choice and could be forced to follow their husbands. It is possible that she felt safer staying with Cain, even if he was banished, than staying alone. As to why she chose to stay with someone who was rejected by God, we must remember that the Bible does not explicitly say that Cain was completely rejected by God. Although Cain was cursed, God still protected him from being killed by others (Genesis 4:15). It is possible that Cain’s wife still believed that God could redeem Cain and their family.

@@BibleStories868 ..... A lot of things are possible.. But the Bible doesn't clarify much.... Which opens the door for a lot of speculation and interpretation..

I believe that all understanding and insight comes from God, who is the source of all wisdom. I am just a small tool that He uses to share His Word with others.

Then you should certainly look for a book written by a former atheist attorney. I think it is called something like "The Case for Christ." As for the Old Testament being metaphorical, there is a story in the Bible about a certain king that conquered Israel. His name was Nebuchadnezzar and the name of his capital city was Babylon. The gates of that city were found decades ago outside the modern day city of Bagdad. Those gates have since been on display since they were found. There is another story about a different king that started attacking Israel's cities. He continued all the way to Jerusalem. Yet just before he was going to attack the city, he suddenly decided to pack up what was left of his army and go home. Inside Jerusalem, the king of Israel was sweating bullets. He was continually told by God's prophet to not worry that the city would not fall. Yet the king remained faithless. Despite the king's faithlessness, God did protect the city. In fact, the night before the foreign king attacked, God sent his angels to kill them. Over 185,000 men killed on the eve of battle. This foreign king went home. He did in his home write on the walls the story of his conquests across Israel and how he did it. This king was named Sennacherib (sp?) and his home city....Nineveh. There is a channel here called Expedition Bible. In his videos he has posted one about Nineveh. It is quite interesting. As for it's inconsistencies, there are none of those. For example, of the 4 Gospels, they are all the same story. They are just written from 4 different perspectives. One from the eyes of a doctor, another from the eyes of a tax collector, and yet another from the eyes of a fisherman. As for the stories in the OT that may provide confusion or inconsistencies. The closest I can think of is incest. From the time of Adam and Eve, God established the principle, 1 man + woman = 1 flesh. They disobeyed God about eating from a certain tree. Their disobedience got them kicked out of Eden. God told them to multiply. They had to have many children which meant brother married a sister. God's rule was 1+1=1 so a brother was to marry 1 sister. However, because of sin, some did take more than one wife. They were living 900 years. They were having babies for hundreds of years. After a couple of thousands of years the population was growing quickly. War became a thing. God decided to destroy most of them. AFTER the flood is when incest seemed to become sin. Although it seemed to be implied more than spoken or written to Noah by God. You see, Noah made a vineyard, then he got drunk. God's rule 1m+1w=1flesh still valid. The Bible says Noah had THREE sons, Shem, Japheth, and HAM. It says that Ham looked upon his father's nakedness. The other 2 sons, covered their backs with a blanket and moved backward to cover Noah. Later after he was aware of what Ham had done he cursed Ham's youngest son, Caanan. Why didn't he curse the other children of Ham? Noah cursed Caanan because he was the product of the incest between Ham and Noah's wife. Yes that curse is STILL in effect today. It was the children of Caanan that made nations in that area we now know as Israel, Jordan, Syria, etc. Noah's curse meant that after the Exodus of Israel from Egypt, they would be conquered and made servants. While the principle of incest being wrong and came with consequences, it wasn't specific until God put it into Levitical law. Laws with other societies based their incest laws on. Though royals of many nations still continued to practice it until the problems became medically known. As for why a loving God would want for such human needs, or allow such horrible things humans have done to themselves. The answer to that is to show His capacity for love, forgiveness, and redemption.

The Bible does not say how long Adam and Eve were in the Garden of Eden before they sinned. It could have been a few days, a few years, or even hundreds of years as you suggest. During that time, they enjoyed a close relationship with God, tended the garden, and lived in perfect harmony. The Bible also does not say whether they had children before they were expelled from the Garden of Eden.

The Bible does not specify the skin color of Abraham and Sarah. They were Semitic people who lived in Mesopotamia about 4,000 years ago. At that time, the area was home to many different peoples with different skin colors. Therefore, the assertion that Abraham and Sarah were black or white has no solid basis in the Bible. My purpose in using images in my videos is to illustrate the story and help viewers visualize it better. However, I realize that using images can cause misunderstandings or controversy about racial issues. Therefore, I will consider more carefully when choosing images for future videos. I apologize if the images I used made you feel uncomfortable. I always want to create a space to share Bible knowledge in an objective and respectful manner.

I really appreciate your interest in the channel and the stories in the Bible. You are so right, there is only one race, humanity, and we are all children of God, loved unconditionally by Him. The diversity of skin colors is a wonderful beauty that God has given to this world, and each of us is precious in His eyes. I hope you will continue to accompany the channel and discover more interesting things from the Bible.

I am so touched to hear that this video touched your heart and that the Holy Spirit has worked so powerfully in you. The joy and peace you feel are a precious gift from God, and I trust that He will always accompany you on your journey of faith. Your commitment to living according to the teachings of Christ is wonderful! May God give you strength to remain steadfast in your faith and live out His love each day. I will pray for you, that God will use you as an instrument in His hands, so that through your life many people will come to know His love and salvation. No matter what your circumstances, you are rich in Christ, for He is the source of all blessings. May God bless you and your family! Amen.

Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and leave a comment. I am so glad you found this story meaningful. The Bible is truly filled with wonderful stories and profound teachings that give us faith and hope. May God bless you and your family, that you may always feel His love and guidance in all areas of your life. I hope you will continue to follow the channel to discover more interesting things from the Bible together!

It is wonderful to know that you are spreading the Word of God by giving Bibles to people. I understand the struggle with sin and sometimes feeling unworthy. But remember, Jesus came to earth for sinners like us. He loves us and forgives us unconditionally. Be strong and continue to walk in faith, my friend! I will pray that God will give you the strength to overcome temptation and live a life that pleases Him. May God give you peace, joy, and courage to share His love with everyone around you.

yes, who does not know they are blessed. But why are they blessed. But do you think that, those who are blessed never die. You are blessed by God, and you think that you will be like them. I do not think so. May God enlighten your mind, so that you can feel His infinite love and grace, and believe that He always has the best plan for each of our lives.

You are absolutely right, Judas repented and was willing to sacrifice himself to save his brother Benjamin. This action shows the change in Judas’ heart, from being a person who participated in selling his brother Joseph, to now being willing to take responsibility and protect his family. This reflects Jesus’ message of repentance and mercy. God is not looking for perfection, but a heart that is truly repentant and turns to Him. Judas, despite his bad past, eventually found God’s grace through his repentance.

@@BibleStories868 Thank your stories....

Heresy. You are a sinner just like the rest of us. Focus on Him not you.

@@chriscornette4508 We do not claim to be perfect either. We are all sinners and in need of God's grace.

I understand that sometimes we feel as if only God truly knows our hearts. Your words remind me of Psalm 139:23-24: "Search me, O God, and know my heart; try me and know my anxious thoughts; see if there is any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." My friend, God truly knows you, and He sees the sincerity of your heart. Take heart and rest in His love.