Salome: the bible's most evil seductress
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2023
- Princess Salome’s Dance and King Herod
The Story of Salome | Herodias’ daughter
Experience the sensational dance of Princess Salome, daughter of Herodias, that led to the beheading of John the Baptist. This fateful biblical tale comes to life in our video recreation of Salome's alluring performance for King Herod.
The setting is King Herod's birthday banquet, where the beautiful Princess Salome dances for the king and his guests. Her provocative movements entrance Herod, who declares he will grant anything she wishes, even up to half his kingdom. Urged on by her mother Herodias, who harbored a grudge against John the Baptist, Salome requests the prophet's head on a platter.
Against his better judgment, Herod keeps his oath and orders John's execution. The prophet's head is delivered to Salome, completing her vengeful dance and sealing John's martyrdom.
Marvel at the choreography and costumes as Salome's unforgettable dance unfolds. Discover the full story behind this fateful biblical event that led to the death of John the Baptist. The video provides a visual reimagining of Salome's legendary dance that changed the course of history.
Princess Salome wasn't a temptress. She was 16 because that's the minimum age to be appointed over a kingdom and she is called a girl by the evangelist
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Salome was a teenage girl, trapped between the manipulation of the adults around her. All she knew was that Herod was a pervert who lusted after her, and John the Baptist had humiliated her mother by calling her out on her illegal marriage to Herod.
Salome no doubt wanted to gain her mother's love and approval by giving her what she asked for, John the Baptist head on a silver platter. She knew that this would please her mother, and displease Herod, whom Salome clearly didn't like.
We should seek to please God, not man. We each have a conscience, and we know what we are doing.
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Salome was a child, a teenager who was not raised with the word of God. All she knew was that her mother was humiliated by John the Baptist, and that Herod lusted after her, to her mother's humiliation, and that Herod did not want to kill John the Baptist.
Recall that according to scripture, Salome went to her mother and asked her, what should she ask Herod for. It was Salome's mother who told the child to ask for John the Baptist's head.
The child wanted to please her mother, whom she was no doubt aware, was jealous of her because of Herod's lustful attention.
At the same time Salome didn't like Herod's inappropriate attention, and wanted to gain her mother's approval. She didn't really know who John the Baptist was, or his significance. She was not being raised in a wholesome household. The child is not to blame, the parents are.
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My children will not answer for the way that I train them up,I will.
My children will answer for the choices that they have made.
The way I train them up will surely play a part in who they become as adults, but they make the choice between good, and evil.
Salome knew what she was doing.
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Salome was a perfect example of “ product of the environment “ she was living in . Herod was her Step Uncle… her father’s brother . I’ve heard it said that Heroditas was actually their “ sister “ ( ? ) - but who knows ? It seemed that all she really wanted was approval from her mother, and “ NOTHING “ from Herod . There’s been so many “ vile “ kings in this region , no wonder Herod turned out this way .
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John the Baptist I can't wait to meet you!
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Please make also a video about king hezekiah!
Why does the story get repeated more then once though?
1:43 why does her right eye slowly cross 😂
I admire biblical women like salome and jezebel not the dull ones
Then I hope you enjoy your life being married to a Delilah type!🙄🙄
We have all sinned , past tense. We have a choice to sin , we aren’t slaves to sin and we can overcome sin and walk upright, holy and blameless before God
Herodius was a horrible influence on her daughter. Very tragic. Can you imagine advising your child to commit such evil? But such things unfortunately do happen.😢
What cool of denial!!!! Salome Mae wants the head of John the Baptist?! 😮
What's up with the circulating screen it's completely annoying
They doit to add depth to the images
John was #MoreThanAProphet...
While #Prophets who are #Seers had seen from afar #TheAdventOfChrist - to John, it was given to #BeholdHimFace2Face and to present Him to Israel as the #SentOfGod...
The #ForerunnerProphetJohn was the #LesserLight to be followed by the #GreaterLight - #YeshuaMESSIAS*...
No other light ever will shine so clearly on fallen man as the teaching and example of #JesusTheSonOfMan...
Three early martyrdoms are recorded in the New Testament: #JohnTheBaptist in AD 31, #EvangelistStephen in AD 35, and #JamesTheApostle in AD 44...
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Also love Delilah want to be like her not boring mary
🔵🔴 Did John the Baptist refute every divorce and remarriage argument in history?
Mark 6:17-20
For Herod himself had sent forth and laid hold upon John, and bound him in prison for Herodias' sake, his brother Philip's wife: for he had married her. For John had said unto Herod, “It is not lawful for thee to have thy brother's wife.” Therefore Herodias had a quarrel against him, and would have killed him; but she could not: For Herod feared John, knowing that he was a just man and an holy, and observed him; and when he heard him, he did many things, and heard him gladly.
I’ll do my best not to get too deep into these arguments as my purpose isn’t to point out all the fallacies of each, but to address the simple application of this passage to them.
1. Legal divorce argument:
Herodias was legally divorced from Philip. If a legal divorce dissolved a marriage, then it why wasn’t it lawful?
2. Adultery argument:
This argument has many facets. One is that adultery gives the right to divorce. Another is that the first act of marital relations in a remarriage is a “singular act” of adultery but from then on adultery dissolved the previous marriage and God now recognizes the new marriage as holy. However, Herod and Herodias were living together as husband and wife and had been for some time. If adultery dissolved the marriage, why wasn’t it lawful for Herod to be married to her and why does John still refer to her as his brother’s wife?
3. Abandonment argument:
Herodias clearly had abandoned Philip and had even taken her daughter with her. Clearly if abandonment was grounds for divorce and remarriage, then Philip was free to remarry and if the marriage was dissolved, she would have been free also. And still John says Herod’s marriage was not lawful and refers to her as his brother’s wife.
4. God doesn’t recognize/join unbelievers in marriage argument:
By their fruit ye shall know them. Neither Herod, nor Herodias showed any fruit of righteousness. Herod enjoyed listening to John but his actions clearly show that he was unrepentant. For Herod’s marriage to be unlawful, God clearly must have recognized Philip and Herodias’ marriage. The status of their soul’s salvation was irrelevant. Even in this divorced a remarried state, Herodias was still Philip’s wife.
5. The cross of Christ wipes the slate clean and gives a fresh start argument:
This argument also has many facets. At its most basic application, all previous marriages/divorces are forgiven and no longer binding. The divorced new Christian is told that he is now free to find a new Christian woman to marry or that is current marriage is now sanctified. I’ve even heard this combined with 1Co 7:24 to say you not only can but should stay in the marital state you were in at salvation. There are many problems that arise from this argument, but does John’s statement apply here?
John came preaching repentance. When the Pharisees came to him, he wouldn’t baptize them until they had shown fruit of repentance. He didn’t tell them to simply repent and God would sanctify their sinful state and they could continue with the status quo and be ok. Similarly, while in prison, John and Herod apparently talked often. When Jesus came to be baptized, John introduced him as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world (John 1:29). Being the forerunner of Jesus, and filled with the Holy Spirit, if Jesus’ work on the cross would invalidate unbeliever’s marriages and sanctify current or future unions, he could easily have informed Herod of this hope. Instead we read that he stayed locked up making Herodias more and more angry with his stubborn refusal to budge on the permanence of marriage.
6. Incest argument:
This argument, if true, would theoretically invalidate every point I’ve made thus far. Simply stated, John was not condemning Herod’s remarriage because of divorce or adultery but because Leviticus 18:16 forbade having relations with your brother’s wife. However, this clearly only condemned such an act while the brother was still legally married to her. Deuteronomy 25:5-10 in the OT commanded marriage to a brother’s wife in the event he died without children. And if he refused, the brother’s widow could publicly spit in his face. If divorce or adultery dissolves a marriage in the same way that death does, there would have been nothing unlawful about Herod’s marriage to Herodias.
Here are some interesting facts:
>Herodias legally divorced Philip, her husband.
>Herodias and Herod married.
>Herodias was an adulteress
However, despite these facts which many if not the majority of today’s professing Christians and Pastors will claim end a marriage covenant, John the Baptist said “ it is not lawful for thee to have thy brother's wife.”
Philip was still Herodias husband…Until death do you part!
“So then if, while her husband lives, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress: but if her husband be dead, she is free from that law; so that she is no adulteress, though she be married to another man.” Romans 7:3
Are you willing to say John the Baptist died in vain because he spoke out against an Adulterous Marriage??????
According to MARK:
Even though Herodias was married to Herod, John the Baptist called her "PHILIP'S WIFE" (6:17). In chapter 10, Mark writes, "If a woman shall put away her husband, and marry another, she commits adultery" (10:11). Herodias was not Herod's real wife. Her second marriage to Herod was simply an adulterous affair, and not a marriage.
Josephus, the first century historian, wrote, "But Herodias, their sister, was married to Herod [Philip], the son of Herod the Great, who was born of Mariamne. . . who had a daughter, Salome; after whose birth Herodias took upon her to confound the laws of our country, and divorced herself from her husband while he was alive, and was married to Herod [Antipas], her husband's brother by the father's side, he was tetrarch of Galilee."
Further scandalizing the nation, Herod divorced his wife, in order to marry Herodias!
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I don't believe she was evil just a lousy businesswoman
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Salome was a vile and tempestuous “ teenager “ who just got caught up between the hatred between Herod and her mother Heroditas . She was the Princess that turned Judea on its ear. Asking for the head of the Baptist was sure to cause uproar in the streets, as it did .
She was also queen.
@@lucillahassen1989 I find that hard to believe.
I am not christian i am pagan and proud
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The Queen Vashty has not dans to King Ahașverosh! Woow! One dans, two desteny for people of Israel!🙏👑♥️💥
The world would accept Vashti and Solome today. 🤔
What's up with the 6 fingered freak at 2:03?????
I noticed that also must be a nehiliam, seen six fingers in one of the other videos, i think through the artwork they are showing what some characters were.
She's nothing compared to Joseph left hand
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