Hebrew Expert Finds Translation Error in the Bible That Rewrites History | Dan McClellan
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Disappointing click bait behavior from Danny. He undercut his own interview
Ya this dude wants to be Rogan so very badly and has his priority to doing anything for even the slightest potential marginal increase of profit.
This is at least what I've noticed over time his top two values lean towards which really turns everything into a missed moment or opportunity with his guest
This isn't Danny's channel. This is someone clipping Danny's videos for their own reasons. May 'clips' channels are not run by the people whose clips are used.
All that aside, I wonder what it's going to take before people stop judging things based on clips. Clips lack context & nuance. This was taken from a 2 hour video on Danny's channel. Where in that video is this clip? The clipper doesn't say. So in fact, we don't know what came before and after this brief clip.
Short form content is ruining people's ability to think correctly.
@@RichardHarlos oh I see, thanks for the context.
what"s the translation error that rewrites history? he never makes mention of it in the video!
CLICKBAIT!
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@@S1GMAN He points out a difference between the Hebrew and the Greek, but never explains which version is authoritative and why. Thus, he fails to show that history should be rewritten as to the meaning of Exodus 24:10. This is indeed clickbait, unfortunately.
Thanks for the warning before I wasted my time
Thanks, you saved me from watching this clickbait.
I’m going to need one of those DuckTales shirts!!
This host, lol. It isn't wild at all that you need multiple words to translate from one language to another. There is no french word for potato, for example, so they literally call them dirt apples. Maybe this helps others who are this dense but, it really feels like these experts are talking to an elementary kid sometimes lol
patate is a French word for potato. Pomme de terre is another word for potato.
Latin is not a dead language. It is still changing today in several different directions. It changed so much that We have new names for it; Italian, Spanish, French, Romanian. But yes, in principle, when a language is no longer learned as a first language, it is a dead language.
I bet this dude has nightmares where Hillman busts up through the floor with fire and smoke, snatches him, and disappears back down
It's called transliteration.It is translating the other languages sentence.Literally strangely in the words literally is called transliteration
Click bait. Doesn't rewrite anything.
Danny, you should interview Craig "sawman" Sawyer, ex Navy SEAL, DEVGRU, Marshals service, and Child predator hunter.
I think this is fun. Just tossing ideas around for us language lovers.
I love Duck Tales,,,,real talk.
Thumbs up is for Dan's input.
Enlightened knowledge/info. Thank you. Most people, I would think would perhaps disagree with him because of their brain development over the centuries.
Still waiting for the history changing moment ? Did I miss something,? I would think that a history changing statement wouldn't be buried
The written language of Hebrew isn’t dead but the spoken language of Hebrew certainly is.
Modern spoken Hebrew has no connection to paleo Hebrew and was invented in 1850 by a rabbi.
To think that history is what is written.... Is like eating McDonald's but getting a diet Coke
You need to talk to Billy Carson and his buddy from "the 5thKind" for Bible translations. There is MORE than a couple mis-translations. Ever play "Telephone" as a kid?
Billy doesnt speak or read the language. Dans literally worked on Bible translations and still does. And Dan didnt say this is the only mistralsation, he would agree theres many.
@@THUNDERSTUD I realize that is not Billy's thing but the "5thKind" does. He also works with an Italian Catholic cleric who translates..and then needs a translator.LOL
I hate to appeal to authority and ad hom, but who the hell is Billy? I looked into him and he seems like he is exploiting the urban hotep market.
@@notsocrates9529 He and the 5thKind Pastor make a good team. I have to be honest, I haven't done as much research regarding him, but he seems genuine. I just had WAY more other things to take care of. Is he exploiting or has he created hotep? He's been doing this a long time.
10:45 YOU SAID IT THE OTHER WAY AROUND...GREEK HAS MANY HEBREW LESS...AND IT'S LOGICAL GREEKS COMES FROM HEBREW AND NOT PHOENICIAN
Jesus was taught by the magi and went to Egypt to learn . He definitely spoke Greek. Lol
He Brew Nonsense Beer
"how can a language even die" .... Are you for real? Did you go to school?
If I'm not mistaken 250k-400k is > 80k. Also video title is click-bait bullshit, so give it a thumb-down.
Didn’t Hebrew die out and only get revived lby Mimonides using Arabic grammar?
It wasn't dead in the second temple period. It was a couple of centuries later to my understanding. It was thought that had already occured in the time of Jesus, but it turns out that wasn't the case.
@@garlandjones7709 But it did ultimately and worse so than Latin today - which is still used in litergy. Hebrew wasn’t even used for that. Being brought back to life using another language’s grammar and vocabulary could certainly lead to important translation changes and even interpolations. Who is looking into that?
@@bobbycalifornia7077 Hebrew to my understanding was used for liturgy and always has been with Jews. It was used regularly in the new testament as well, at least in the gospel dialogues, and can be evidenced as being known through some of Paul's arguments in his letters, not just claims that he spoke it.
Also to my knowledge, scholars stay on top of this stuff and always have. On the Hebrew side of things, Hebrew knowledge of 2nd temple times has grown tremendously since Dead Sea scrolls findings, if for nothing more than they had motivation to look for it.
@@garlandjones7709 From my understanding there were documents but were not used or properly understood due to a loss of knowledge in grammar and vocabulary. Arabic was used to fill the gaps.
@@bobbycalifornia7077 there was a change in grammar and vocabulary towards mishnaic Hebrew after bar kochba revolt. Those who wrote the Mishnah had a very good grip on Hebrew. Most of the talmudic commentators had a very good understanding although you do see some instances of learning loss that's now been recovered with scholarship today.
There has been loss of grammar, but from what I've seen only very minor. That's referencing what a reader sees and understands. The daily spoken language has changed for sure.
There has been vocabulary loss of some words, but I'm not so sure that doesn't predate the Roman period.
I started learning biblical Hebrew 7 years ago and have referenced every major rabbinic writing on the Torah at one point on another, the Mishnah and Talmud, both Babylonian and Jerusalem, along through the medieval ages and into many modern ones, and several Midrashic sources.
Now, Maimonides may have contributed to a revival of sorts, I cannot say, but from what I've witnessed, I don't see anything major. I see quite the contrary. Especially within the New Testament, there is plenty of evidence of a full working understandings and knowledge of Hebrew masked through even the Greek translations.
I fail to see how this changes history. This poor dude is going to ruin his podcast with these clickbait titles and by kind of being a little bit of a ditz
At least this guy is a legitimate Bible expert,
not like the other weird guy you had previously,
who accussed Jesus of being a Pxxo by taking verses out of context.
I dig that shirt!
He admits that he can't speak Greek and then says Dr. Hillman doesn't know what he's talking about 😅😅😅
He said he didn't speak modern Greek. The LXX is in a version spoken from around the time of Alexander the Great to around the early middle ages. It is very different from modern Greek. Just like Alfred the Great spoke old English but he would struggle with modern English. Or most Americans would have trouble with Beowulf in its original language.
@justinmccready9885 he doesn't understand any form of Greek anywhere close to Dr. Hillman who is fluent in ancient Greek and 4 other languages from antiquity. He's nowhere near the level of Hillman. Period.
@@justinmccready9885 if he knew ancient Greek than modern Greek would be a breeze
@mikecassavant-fn8lv hey Mike, ancient (classical) Greek, modern Greek, and koine are very different. Reading the LXX and reading Homer are like you reading something from the 14th or 15th century in Middle English/early modern while being fluent in current modern English. There is an even larger difference between koine and modern Greek. Some pronunciations totally change like gamma went from a g like go to a y like yes, vocabulary shifts as loan words come in. There are a ton of words in modern Greek that are from Italian, French, and Turkish that couldn't even have been imagined to a koine, classical, or even byzantine. Even grammar has changed.
Speak vs Read genius
Mormon Hebrew expert... He pulls his religious book out of hat. Hahaha I can't take this guy seriously.
Faveo Danieli et cognovi ea quae de studio religioni dicit ingeniosa esse, sed nego linguam latinam linguam paternalem *ullius* hominis non esse. Sunt (sc. perpauci) qui docentur, dum pueriles sunt, a parentibus furibundissimis illaque lingua perexpertissimis et tunc possunt illo sermone excellentissime uti. Et sunt milia hominum qui possunt lingua latina uti ad res multas desserendas, non solum theologiam resque ei similes.
Sane sunt, id itero, perpauci, nihilominus sunt :)
P.S.: E.g. sum in uno Locotoriorum Latinorum (sunt quattuor) in Whatsappia. Ibi CLXVI homines scribunt de omnibus quae ad vitam anitquam vel modernam pertinent.
The Christ spoke 100 percent
Greek ! Ha ! No problem !
For sure . He is a Genius !
Click bate.
8:30
Blick cait
F U N N Y
Disappointing
Yeah, There is no life of Jesus, kid. You just have words on a page, a narrative theogony...that's it, based on Greco-Roman lore. basically, there is no methion of Moses, Noah, or Abraham before 3rd or 4th-century BCE from verifiable credible sources. so what are you talking about?
When we die, Jesus greets all Americans and sends us to Heaven. God bless America 🇺🇸
Including the school shooters ?
silly podcast topic.
Danny, just give up on the click bait BS please. You clearly no longer care about the people who made you all your money. And now money and clicks is all you care about. Your ego is now monstrous. Unsubscribed.
Danny's embracing his darkside again....