You make taking the city on the second day evidence of it being a slower than expected process. My first thought was how FAST the conquest was. Taking a fortified city prepared for a siege was surely not a one day affair??!!
Plenty of sieges lasted one day. The city can capitulate, or fail to address a coordinated infiltration. It’s impressive how Joshua accomplished that so many times.
The mouth letter, what does it look like the next time it is found? This is the first time it is found abbreviated. I just wondered if it stayed the same the next time we find it or how much it had developed. (not sure when it is found again.)
I was thinking about Moses staff when he expounds on the letter lamed / staff / eating up pharaohs staff in exodus. Wonder how much influence that incident had on those final Hebrew letters. Just a thought.
wait Professor so wait so the thing i learned in school about the Phoenicians having the first ever alphabet is wrong? and the Hebrews had the first? I am so confused now?! haha but also i am only like, a passive “fan” of history. I love videos like these and I like learning stuff like this but I only do it every so often😅. Anyway the Hebrew alphabet thing was new to me! and fascinating!
Hello, I am curious about something, and I don’t know where else to ask this question. I know that this question is not tied to the direct teaching or context of this video, but maybe someone could shed a little light on this for me so I can continue to “dig deeper”… every pun intended. Lol😂 Do the sites in Turkey (Gobekli Tepe and the rest of that region) have any connection to the Bible? They are said to be dated to around 10,000 BC. Are these incorrectly dated? Or are they ruins from people before the flood? If they are incorrectly dated, could they be connected to close descendants of Noah? Or are they just random sites that we just don’t know enough about and things are left to speculation and independent interpretations? Thank you in advance for any possible dialogue on this topic.
They _can't_ be older than the flood, so the date is clearly wrong. Dr.Petrovich did a recent video on radiocarbon dating that concluded dates back to 1400BC can be believed. But dates earlier than that must at least be corrected but shouldn't be relied on. The fact that that site is between the probably ark landing site and the world's first civilization at Sumer is very interesting, don't you think? I'll bet Noah himself at least visited it.
@KenJackson_US yes it can be older than the flood, notice that it is buried and not at a shallow depth. You forget that the fallen angels taught many things they weren't supposed to. There is a great many things inscribed people shouldn't know.
@@elizabethjansen2684 The flood destroyed the whole surface of the earth and left miles deep sediment over the whole face of the earth. The only things that remain from before the flood were carried on the ark.
@@elizabethjansen2684 The pyramids and the sphinx were built after the flood. There's no way that even one block could have withstood the destruction. The great pyramid is still aligned to true north incredibly accurately, even though the poles almost certainly shifted during the flood. And we can't tell just by looking if human remains are from before or after the flood, but they're almost certainly all from after.
Maybe one jar of honey got dropped after it was painted in the looting? Unless I missed a detail about the writing being on the inside face of the shard.
ancient literacy has been theorized to be more widespread than once previously believed. Like, yes there were high social class of learned scribes, but also with more and more archaeology happening, they are finding inscriptions that were more likely not written by high social class but lower worker and artisan class, indicating more widespread literacy than the previous theory of scribes and then illiterate populace. They think of it like a spectrum like, ok the slave servant wasn’t the most literate but probably knew enough to write a little bit or to say he was honey servant.
May I make a suggestion? Please get on with it! Your explanations are long, then you take a side-turn to explain something else - when you haven't given full details about the specific areas/pieces. My head is swimming.
Genesis history? Mythology my friend the people of that time left monuments behind Israelite left nothing they were never there. The Egyptian mentioned nothing on hieroglyphs The greeks control the territory from 400 bc mentions one Jewish religion person bout 200 bc Roman history has not much to say Your story's is very good written book with fictional characters
From a scientific point of view, these are nice results... but why doesn't anyone want to understand that God is not a murderer and has never ordered genocides?... After all, the Lord Jesus said that all these atrocities and murders come from the corrupt human heart - Mk 7:20-22... Is it so difficult to understand?...
That's right yall bible is undefeated! God wins.
Great information. Thank you for sharing with us Dr. Petrovich.
It's astounding that you've been able to pull this little detail out of the rubble from over 34 centuries ago!
Loving these lessons from Doug Petrovich
Absolutely fascinating! All the way through!
Thank you Dr. Doug 🕊
41:20, a transitional form of the language! Nice!
This is all so very brilliant. 👍
Great research. Thank you
Dr. ! Still listening. (Joe from NY)
Being the servant in charge of honey must have been a sticky business! 😊
how dare you😂
Sooo so amazing!❤📖✝👑🙏🏼
Fascinating.
Great info. Thanks
I love this stuff!
@@vhawk1951kl Such as what you just said? 🤣 Yes, I do love it! The God of the Bible is alive, He is real, and He loves to forgive.
Amazing!
You make taking the city on the second day evidence of it being a slower than expected process. My first thought was how FAST the conquest was. Taking a fortified city prepared for a siege was surely not a one day affair??!!
Plenty of sieges lasted one day. The city can capitulate, or fail to address a coordinated infiltration. It’s impressive how Joshua accomplished that so many times.
The mouth letter, what does it look like the next time it is found?
This is the first time it is found abbreviated. I just wondered if it stayed the same the next time we find it or how much it had developed. (not sure when it is found again.)
I was thinking about Moses staff when he expounds on the letter lamed / staff / eating up pharaohs staff in exodus. Wonder how much influence that incident had on those final Hebrew letters. Just a thought.
wait Professor so wait so the thing i learned in school about the Phoenicians having the first ever alphabet is wrong? and the Hebrews had the first? I am so confused now?! haha but also i am only like, a passive “fan” of history. I love videos like these and I like learning stuff like this but I only do it every so often😅. Anyway the Hebrew alphabet thing was new to me! and fascinating!
Probably dropped the pottery shard when he exited the city indicating his job of servant over honey indicates his job was finished for good?
Maby he was fired. Boss threw his payroll out of the window
Would I be wrong if I thought the inscription was painted on when the bowl was still intact ??
Hello, I am curious about something, and I don’t know where else to ask this question. I know that this question is not tied to the direct teaching or context of this video, but maybe someone could shed a little light on this for me so I can continue to “dig deeper”… every pun intended. Lol😂
Do the sites in Turkey (Gobekli Tepe and the rest of that region) have any connection to the Bible? They are said to be dated to around 10,000 BC. Are these incorrectly dated? Or are they ruins from people before the flood? If they are incorrectly dated, could they be connected to close descendants of Noah? Or are they just random sites that we just don’t know enough about and things are left to speculation and independent interpretations?
Thank you in advance for any possible dialogue on this topic.
They _can't_ be older than the flood, so the date is clearly wrong. Dr.Petrovich did a recent video on radiocarbon dating that concluded dates back to 1400BC can be believed. But dates earlier than that must at least be corrected but shouldn't be relied on. The fact that that site is between the probably ark landing site and the world's first civilization at Sumer is very interesting, don't you think? I'll bet Noah himself at least visited it.
@KenJackson_US yes it can be older than the flood, notice that it is buried and not at a shallow depth. You forget that the fallen angels taught many things they weren't supposed to. There is a great many things inscribed people shouldn't know.
@@elizabethjansen2684 The flood destroyed the whole surface of the earth and left miles deep sediment over the whole face of the earth. The only things that remain from before the flood were carried on the ark.
@@KenJackson_US it resurfaced the world yes but if it destroyed everything there wouldn't be skeletons or the pyramids much less the spinx
@@elizabethjansen2684 The pyramids and the sphinx were built after the flood. There's no way that even one block could have withstood the destruction. The great pyramid is still aligned to true north incredibly accurately, even though the poles almost certainly shifted during the flood. And we can't tell just by looking if human remains are from before or after the flood, but they're almost certainly all from after.
Perhaps he was sitting there at the breach collecting the honey as the army departed.
Maybe one jar of honey got dropped after it was painted in the looting? Unless I missed a detail about the writing being on the inside face of the shard.
Beekeeper? Are we to believe that a scribe server of honey left behind a calling card for future work to a city full of corpses?
I'm thinking it fell out of his pocket as he scooted out of there. Or someone jostled him and he dropped it.
ancient literacy has been theorized to be more widespread than once previously believed. Like, yes there were high social class of learned scribes, but also with more and more archaeology happening, they are finding inscriptions that were more likely not written by high social class but lower worker and artisan class, indicating more widespread literacy than the previous theory of scribes and then illiterate populace. They think of it like a spectrum like, ok the slave servant wasn’t the most literate but probably knew enough to write a little bit or to say he was honey servant.
I thought the "i" letter was the "yodh".
May I make a suggestion?
Please get on with it! Your explanations are long, then you take a side-turn to explain something else - when you haven't given full details about the specific areas/pieces.
My head is swimming.
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Has anybody ever told you you look like Neil Patrick Harris?
The moment he went on to say Ephraim and Manassas invented a type of language, he lost credibility with me.
Genesis history?
Mythology my friend the people of that time left monuments behind Israelite left nothing they were never there.
The Egyptian mentioned nothing on hieroglyphs
The greeks control the territory from 400 bc mentions one Jewish religion person bout 200 bc
Roman history has not much to say
Your story's is very good written book with fictional characters
From a scientific point of view, these are nice results... but why doesn't anyone want to understand that God is not a murderer and has never ordered genocides?... After all, the Lord Jesus said that all these atrocities and murders come from the corrupt human heart - Mk 7:20-22... Is it so difficult to understand?...