Responding to Joe Rogan, Wes Huff, and his critics on the Dead Sea scrolls
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Kevin weighs in on the Dead Sea scrolls conversation surrounding Wes Huff's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience.
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Thank you so much Kevin for covering a whole new aspect of this conversation with the English versions being different from one another as well! I think this whole Wes Huf on Joe Rogan podcast made more people get interested in the Bible than it got people away from it so all Glory to the one who is, who was and who is to come!! ☺️🙏🏼
Informative!!!
Excellent. Loved this!
I find this topic fascinating
Well done! Well done! Well done! Not sure if I can praise this video and its explanation of textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible in a higher manner. It certainly gets scary when someone like Wes Huff gets a platform like Rogan to share his views. But having a view from a reliable scholar like you Kevin certainly helps separate the wheat from the chaff. Thank you.
Thanks, Frank! Appreciate the encouragement. Overall, Wes did a fine job, I think. It is a very tough thing to do, and I think it was a win for Christianity.
“Nearly identical” and “word for word identical” are completely different.
Wes was wrong.
Period.
Hi-first time viewer-great content-but your delivery is TOO MUCH.
I have to apologize for my complaining about you, the messenger-but you are talking to me as if I am stupid.
Thanks for the advice.
quite the opposite, as a non-native english speaker i absolutely like how slowly he speaks and pronounces words clearly so that i can understand without any issue, this is how scholars should speak so the entire spectrum of the audience can follow it
Loved the content, however, your delivery sounds like you are reading prompts and do not truly understand your subject
Thanks for the advice.
"Earliest and best: codex Vaticanus"... Vaticanus is one of the most incoherent and error filled manuscripts discovered! That does not qualify as best!
Thanks for your comment. “One of the earliest and best”
Best being best preserved. So it is one of the best-preserved, earliest manuscripts we have.
@@Biblingoapp That is acceptable but that is not what they mean when they say that. They are saying it is the best text because it is old and therefore closest to the original. But the text is not that good.