It shows that we should not heed any word above God's word, whether from an angel or a prophet basically God's word is final and no one can change it . The only confusing aspect is the profound irony that the old prophet mourned for the man of God, despite knowing that his own deceit would lead to the man's death. This paradox highlights the complexity of human behavior, where guilt and regret can coexist with deceit, and serves as a sobering reminder of the consequences of straying from divine commands, regardless of the source of the temptation. I am so happy that we have such good content creators for God this type of content is good for the new generation and I feel like we are all one big family thank you so much for all you do may God bless you .
About your 3: this is just based from my casual reading of 1 Kings 13, kindly check to see if interpretation is Biblical/accurate: I COULD BE WRONG, SO PLEASE CHECK FOR YOURSELF: 1. The way the old prophet deceived the young prophet is peculiar, in that he said "an angel spake unto me by the word of the Lord", usually a prophet when declaring a prophecy will say "thus saith the Lord", not "an angel said...." See verses below: Fake: -"He said unto him, I am a prophet also as thou art; and AN ANGEL SPAKE UNTO ME BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, saying, Bring him back with thee into thine house, that he may eat bread and drink water. But he lied unto him." Real prophecy from 1 Kings 13: -"And he cried against the altar in the word of the Lord, and said, O altar, altar, THUS SAITH THE LORD; Behold, a child shall be born unto the house of David, Josiah by name; and upon thee shall he offer the priests of the high places that burn incense upon thee, and men's bones shall be burnt upon thee." -"And he gave a sign the same day, saying, This is the sign WHICH THE LORD HATH SPOKEN; Behold, the altar shall be rent, and the ashes that are upon it shall be poured out." -"For so was it charged me BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, saying, Eat no bread, nor drink water, nor turn again by the same way that thou camest." -"For it was said to me BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, Thou shalt eat no bread nor drink water there, nor turn again to go by the way that thou camest." -"And he cried unto the man of God that came from Judah, saying, THUS SAITH THE LORD, Forasmuch as thou hast disobeyed the mouth of the Lord, and hast not kept the commandment which the Lord thy God commanded thee," 2. Because of what happened to the younger prophet when he disobeyed the word of the Lord that came to him, the old prophet knows for a certain that the young prophet's prophecy is definitely true: -"For the saying which he cried by the word of the Lord against the altar in Bethel, and against all the houses of the high places which are in the cities of Samaria, SHALL SURELY COME TO PASS." 3. I find it interesting the lion didn't eat the guy. -"the lion had not eaten the carcase," Anyway, that's my take on it from casual reading. God bless
The story of a prophet reminds me of the nature of a God. God never lies. If there would be someone on the road that would give the guy the meal - He would mention it. But He didn't. Instead, the young man believed someone claiming to hear the word of God and being His prohpet. Imagine Jesus encountering someone saying "Hey, I just spoke with your Father and He said you actually don't need to die. That was a test and you completed it...." Remember in Matthew 16:22-28 when Jesus actually rebuked Peter for saying "Those things will never happen to you..."(Jesus was explaining that He needs to go to Jerusalem, be mocked and get killed). Perhaps this story is a reminder for us Christians to TRUST our God, instead of believing someone who claims there is another encounter of Jesus, angels or another way of salvation despite Jesus... This gives me chills even when I'm writing this... such a deep message.
Absolutely correct, brother. It shows that we should not heed any word above God's word, whether from an angel or a prophet. The only confusing aspect is the profound irony that the old prophet mourned for the man of God, despite knowing that his own deceit would lead to the man's death. This paradox highlights the complexity of human behavior, where guilt and regret can coexist with deceit, and serves as a sobering reminder of the consequences of straying from divine commands, regardless of the source of the temptation
I always thought to myself why didn't God alert the young prophet but what you both said makes sense. Also it should've been the younger prophets responsibility to at least inquire of God as scripture tells us to test every spirit. Then he would know if the command was actually from God. I believe Pslams 118.8 can be applied here " it is better to put trust in God than put confidence In men". We know we need to be as wise as serpent but as innocent as doves (matthew 10.16) because there are false prophets who come as wolves in sheep's clothing [matthew 7.15] which bible calls ravenous. I know that the donkey and lion symbolizes something but I am unsure right now so if anyone can give suggestions it would be great thanks.
Little Brother in CHRIST stick to it.. Keep learning pray and stay close to Our LORD& Saviour So he can protect you from negative entities Peace & Blessings to you GOD protect you and may you have a wonderful path in front of you.. in JESUS name🕎✝️👃🏼
“God is above time,space and matter.” - I think this line kind of sums up all our doubts when people come at Christians from a scientific viewpoint. If God is the creator he has the power to manipulate the laws of physics/chemistry/biology/etc. just how a coder has the power to make changes to a game he created. Naturally yes there are things that are possible and things that are not possible but with the creator/coder everything is possible.
God is indeed Time, Space and Matter. But he is also Energy and Thought. Omnipresence means that since God's power and knowledge extend to all parts of his creation, he himself is present everywhere. God did not create the Creation as something separate from himself. If it was separate, he could not be Omnipresent. God IS The Creation, which forever extends itself into and through you, me, and everyone and everything else. God created all that is by extending his Thought, and retaining the extensions of his Thought in his own mind. We are in Gods mind, just as God is in our Mind. Jesus - "I am in The Father, and The Father is in me..." We 'Love our neighbors as ourselves' because THEY ARE OURSELVES. God isn't just the Coder, he is the game, for God is One:)
I think the transition from a false profet to a real one is saying how God can still use people who arent profits to prophesize. Showing that he can do all things with you even if you are a non believer
I heard once that even if you hate god he will fulfil what he needed you to do anyway. So we should try to emulate Jesus as best we can, have a relationship with him and the father, also the Holy Spirit. Then that proves Satan wrong and sides with the Heavenly Father
@@TheSunnyTrailsLike Saul who renamed Paul. In fact, we know through Bible that God don’t talk everything about him (obviously). 1 Corinthiens 13:9-10 For example, people always say you must to recognize that Jesus died for our sin and that God exist for receive faith or some people think you need to be baptism bu a human for receive faith from God. Personally, when I received faith I was agnostic. So, in reality, like Bible himself said, faith is a gift from God not human. And we know that God want everybody is saved. So, that’s why, I think everyone once time in their life will receive faith. The hard part is to keep your faith ALIVE. That being said, I think « faith » is more complex than this. In all case, it’s better to everyone to be careful and just listen Bible. So, you don’t need to believe at 100% why I am saying. I can be a liar and inluence you to believe in a false teaching. Believe in Bible, only Bible but keep in your mind that God don’t reveal what all he can do.
@@BallerforfunnRevelation 2:14 (KJV) But I have a few things against thee, because thou hast there them that hold the DOCTRINE of Balaam, who taught Balac to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed unto idols, and to commit fornication. Its still around to this very day. The OLD PROPHET is called that by the Bible Not the false Prophet very clear difference
I just realized something... your representation of God's appearance is genius because it's like a crown being worn by another crown... symbolizing how God is a greater king than all the kings of the world.
I believe the issue with the young prophet story is that he did not receive nor seek confirmation from the Lord over the words of the old prophet. He trusted the word of a man he didn't know over the word he directly received from God.
Yeah I think this might be it cause I went to read it on my own and I was confused at how God gave him to ability to heal and gave him specific instructions but the minute the old prophet told him God said otherwise, the young prophet didn’t bother to question it or even confirm with God if what the old prophet said was true. AND THEN for the old prophet to turn around and say “you defied God” like he didn’t just lie to the young prophet. Like if this doesn’t scream USE YOUR DISCERNMENT, idk what else to say 😭
I personally believe this story is about being obedient to God’s word above anyone else. God’s word which is scripture is above any of the “God told me to tell you” stories we hear about especially today. God then used the false prophet to let the young prophet know that judgement has passed upon him for failing to obey his word above anyone else’s. In our day we hear a lot especially in churches people saying “God told me to tell you” stuff that majority of the time isn’t even biblical. Nothing supersedes the word of God. If He tells you something we are to trust in His word and not someone else’s who claims they got word from God. We are to be careful of this deception. God is clearly telling us that in this story.
I actually needed to hear this today. Thanks! I had a similar thought as I watched the video, but I didn't make the connection to my own life, something that happened recently, until I read your comment. The thing that came to my mind as he was sharing about the third story was something my mom told me a couple times when I was a little girl. If a guy ever told me, "God told me to date you," that unless I heard the same thing from God, I should assume the guy is just lying to be with me. Same applies for marriage. 😂
Super speed - Elijah Super strength - Samson Teleportation - Philip Telepathy - Jesus I mean, I knew all these powers were there but it's still so cool and refreshing every time😍
I realize Jesus had no special powers within himself. He was given the knowledge and abilities to do things that were unexplainable at the time through the conduit of the Holy Spirit. These same abilities are also given to those who follow Him as the “gifts of the spirit” when they are needed.
@@migspacia372 Those other people also didn't have special powers within themselves. It was also the Holy Spirit working on or in them. My point was that these powers were manifested in the lives of these people listed
The boat teleportation implies that if everyone accepts the lord with them, that means they are safe as the lord is with them. This also applies to modern times that if you have the lord within you, all the problems and dangers will subside and eventually bring you to safety. Thanks be to God
Hot take. #3 is about Jesus and his death. The man of God was from the tribe of Judah (like Jesus) and spoke against the Jewish leaders of his time (like Jesus). He healed the withered hand of the man that tried to seize him, just like Jesus healed the ear of the guard that tried to seize him. When he healed people they wanted to lift him up and reward him. But the man refused and said he was on a mission from God. Just like Jesus did when they kept trying to make him king. He got his bread and water from God, not man, and was to make a new path. The old prophet was the Pharisee’s of his time - although he used to hear from God, he used his position to lie and ended up getting the man of God killed for his sin. He was killed by a lion, symbolising God’s judgement, whilst riding a donkey, symbolising God’s humility like Jesus riding into Jerusalem. And his death was a clear sign to all that witnessed it, with the lion and donkey standing in juxtaposition, both symbolically and even literally with the two men on the cross (one accusing him and the other humbly recognising him). The old prophet then gets his body and buries him in his own tomb, symbolising that his death was in the place of the old prophet and reinforced by the fact he requested to be buried with him (again this literally happened to Jesus and figuratively represents our death with him). In the end what the man says comes to pass and the altar is destroyed, just like Jerusalem was in AD70 like Jesus claimed before they killed him.
I've sat here thinking about that passage for a while now. In all my years, I've never heard of it, at least that I can recall. So far, I'm inclined to agree with you. As we know, God is very keen on foreshadowing Christ constantly throughout the Old Testament. Quite the insightful breakdown, Mikhail
This is incredible insight. I always thought the older prophet wanted to take advantage of a future Prophecy where many righteous and wicked people will resurrect from the grave when the rapture hits. I always had a feeling that the man of God from Judah's story wasn't quite done yet.. what do u think?
Wow. That´s truly an incredible take on this story. I think it is definetly plausible. After all, we see a lot of prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament.
There's a 6th story everyone misses. The story of Lot and what the angels did while at his home. When they stretched their hands forth and magically pulled Lot into the house and closed the door behind him. The Bible clearly states that not only were they standing in the middle of the room, NOT next to the door, but that everyone was both astounded and afraid of the seemingly magical act
Hey youngs! If you want to keep your faith. 3 tips. 1. Music that is good for you, either instrumental or christian based. Im a christian millennial so i love the 2000s music movement of Christianity then. 2. Read or watch bible related content as much as you can. Before you sleep. I use bible asmr or spoken word bible and turn the volume down. 3. Slowly but surely take away all the things that dont serve the Lord or you. Talk to leaders, find verses or even prophets who you relate to. REMEMBER. GOD LOVES YOU AND HE EXTENDED HIS RIGHT HAND FOR US. AMEN
I got saved because in October when Israel got in a war I thought it was the end time(as well as the Euphrates drying up) so I had to take my faith serious, and here I am today, still on earth :D glory be to God
@@mohammadmahdi-eghafouri3222 my favorite band is superchick, they have sad and happy songs. We live is my dad's favorite and he dedicated it to his Dad who had lung cancer 😔 Kari Jobe is great. I love her music for anxiety and praying.
Standing between heaven and earth could mean floating in the air and his sword "over" Jerusalem sounds more like a phrase, indicating he would be pointing toward Jerusalem. And yet... We tend to imagine angels as human-like, and there are plenty of such descriptions, but who knows? But to me, a giant angel isn't the first indication I get from the text. The place I understand the Bible depicting a giant angel is in Revelation - the one standing both on shore and stepping in the sea.
It says he was STANDING, not floating, in the threshing floor of a Jebusite name Ornan, a threshing floor is a flat, circular stone outdoor surface where farmers separate grain from straw and husks to prepare the harvest. It even says he turned around and saw him because he was so close, yet says David "Looked up" to see him. So if he was standing not floating so close to the Jebusite that all he had to do was turn around, yet due to his stature David was able to look up and see him from where he was in order for both these to be true he had to be a giant. Not floating.
@@CaptainAbmerica it really matters on the translatiom. but standing could mean floating . if it was to be a giant angel it could just say giant. but in others trasnlations of the book it says flying . (not enlgish)
#3 is a story cautioning us about peer pressure when we've been given a command from God. The focus was on the young prophet's obedience, NOT the old prophet's lie. Matthew 18:7 tells us that temptation is necessary. This man's mission needed to be challenged, and the old prophet was the guy to do it. God will judge him for his sin, because Matthew 18:7 also condemns those who tempt others, but God judged the young prophet because he disobeyed a direct command from God to him specifically, and that kind of sin could not go unpunished. The old prophet escaped by a loophole, but...Judgment Day is still coming, and he will not escape then.
Sometimes the most high reveals different directions to young people you have to have faith and follow the path that the most high has given you, it's your assignment. Obey what the most high has assigned you to do not the belief or traditions of the past. ( For example your assignment might be teaching on RUclips using cartoons many people don't understand this but this is the most high way to work through you) Hallelujah 🙌🏾 praise Jah
On the story of the young prophet, my mom told me that the old prophet was a fallen one and she thought he just did that to hinder the young boy because he was fallen and upset that the young boy was still being used.
I have no idea whether or not this could be reasonably explained away, but I believe one day some months ago God briefly gave me a little bit of super speed. I had taken longer than usual in the bathroom due to some unpleasant and prolonged bowel movements, and I was going to be ten minutes late to daily Mass. The walk would ordinarily have been about 20 minutes for that distance, about 0.8 miles on hilly terrain. But I felt called to pray something called the “preparation for mass”, involving St. Ambrose’s prayer, St. Thomas Aquinas’s prayer, a prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and a Formula of Intent. While praying this, I walked at what I felt to be a normal, if slightly rushed, pace. By the grace of God, I made the 20 minute walk in only 11 minutes and arrived less than a minute late to the Mass. Take this however you will, but I think it’s a pretty cool little glory story 😁 Vivat Jesus!
The last one is my absolute favourite. I've actually been thinking about it a lot, that event stood put to me since first reading the Bible. I see it as us always being close to our destination, our purpose and as soon as we let God into our hearts and lives He will take us there quickly, a journey that seems impossible (like the disciples in the storm, trying to reach the shore) is a walk in the park with God.
Maybe the prophet story is about the ignorance of the young prophet who followed the old one after being told to do something that didn’t match what God told him to do?
Old prophet & Young Prophet: Sometimes elders allow jealousy of new prophecies of the new age! And use their power to their advantage and at the same time younger generations look up to elders and easily fall for the trap but ultimately… study to show themselves approve and never waiver in your faith! Trust not a soul when it comes to your own salvation and relationship with God!
The story of the prophet is quite simple and its strange as I was discussing this last weekend. The young prophet believed the word of a man and not God, the young prophet stayed true to the obedience of God's commands until this points where he then believes the word of man where he should have consulted God first. This is also a cautionary tale which teaches us to beware of the words spoken "over us" or "to us" from people who call themselves prophets. We have to test every word we receive with the spirit and The Lord will confirm this for us, just as with Elijah which He called him 3 times. On another hand it also stays true to God's Word and promises stating that IF a man is a prophet and speaks on behalf of God no false word or false prophecy will leave his lips and go unpunished. True to God's Character
When I saw the thumping of this video I thought to myself, "this can be only one story in the Bible". I was right! I'm so happy you're taking it to yourself to make this kind of video about stories that rarely get read or preached from the Bible.
I would say that it’s hinting at the fact that God is not a God of confusion, and if you’ve been led by God to do one thing, but then someone else says God told them something that contradicts you, then turn to God about it, not man
Immediately in the Bible often is used to indicate urgency or intentionality rather than expediency. It was explained to me as simply how their culture spoke. There's also cultural differences such that the order of events in retellings are often given in order of importance rather than chronologically.
The Angel of the Lord, which David saw, wasn't anyone else than YHWH Himself, i.e., pre-incarnation Jesus. It's incredibly mind-blowing thinking that way, and the text indicates that this is almost plausible.
I am certain I’ve seen other stories related to teleportation in the Bible before now, but it’s fascinating to learn about other accounts of supernatural abilities that I don’t notice before.
9:28 What meanung I can get from this story is that God is consistent with his commands and doesn't contradict them even when it seems like he is. STAY VIGILANT BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!
A viewer was intrigued by the idea that Jacob, who blessed Pharaoh, might be considered greater than Pharaoh based on Hebrews 7:7. They found the potential foreshadowing of the Exodus and divine judgment against Egypt thought-provoking and appreciated the fresh perspective on a familiar story.
The verse emphasizes the seriousness of obeying God’s commands and how disobedience, even when influenced by others, can lead to consequences. 1 Kings 13:21
The story of the prophet-obey what God has commanded you regardless of who says something to the contrary. I had not heard this parable. This video is terrific, thank you!
I knew all five! 1: I'm not sure we can go by the language of his position to say that the angel was giant. He could have been, I'm just not sure we can say it with certainty. (Also, angels aren't described as having wings. Cherubim and seraphim have wings, but angels typically just look human, if a bit terrifying.) 2: As soon as you said super speed, I knew exactly what this story was. 3: It seems to be a cautionary tale. Man does what God says, gets tricked to go against Him, hears His justice commanded, dies. One more replay of Genesis 3, and a reminder to "test the spirits". 4: I hadn't made that connection, but it certainly fits. I wonder how many other people A, I, and J blessed? 5: Just one more evidence of Jesus' divinity, and one more pointer at the Spirit's divinity in the connections between this story and the other teleportations. Love the new mascot, and the channel is brilliant! You're making great things.
9:34 this story highlights the difference between doing what you know God told you to do or doing something that someone else said God told you to do. Kinda like a mirror image of The Fall of Man in Eden. The young prophet had to decide whether to believe God's own words, or the words of another claiming to have heard from God.
Number 5 was a surprise for sure and it fulfills this psalm “¶Those who go down to the sea in ships, Who do business on great waters; They have seen the works of the Lord, And His wonders in the deep. For He spoke and raised a stormy wind, Which lifted the waves of the sea. They rose up to the heavens, they went down to the depths; Their soul melted away in their misery. They reeled and staggered like a drunken person, And were at their wits’ end. Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, And He brought them out of their distresses. He caused the storm to be still, So that the waves of the sea were hushed. Then they were glad because they were quiet, So He guided them to their desired harbor. They shall give thanks to the Lord for His mercy, And for His wonders to the sons of mankind! They shall also exalt Him in the congregation of the people, And praise Him at the seat of the elders.” Psalms 107:23-32 NASB2020
7:31 young prophet….when God tell you something you need to do it….and once he tells you ….do NOT be deceived….he say that constantly…..do Not be deceived….or it will not end well
Tradition also says the Apostles were teleported to Mary's funeral except Thomas who arrived late enough to see her tomb which then showed she had been granted resurrection like Jesus.
I knew the stories brother but thank you for the refresher.. You rekindled my interest in the Bible's version of Stranger Things. For that my God Bless you.. It's almost 18 years now and I still can't unravel the story of the young prophet and the old prophet ❤❤... I've always felt the one about Jesus appearing on the sea after 3 hours of prayer is a soooooo underated miracle cause many people miss it ❤❤ ❤
I heard of the young n old prophets, but I honestly never head of the other 4 wow... nice job... oh just subbed I enjoyed the complete history of the large video, I can see God has given you a wonderful gift. God bless.
Standing between heaven and earth doesn't mean he's giant but means he's in the air sort of standing in the space between heaven and earth. He's floating or levitating in the air but he was so still it made him look like he's standing in the air.
The point of the 2 prophets is: Young Prophet received revelation directly from GOD itself. But the old Prophet use angle (which is inferior to GOD) in 1 King 13:18 "The old prophet answered, "I too am a prophet, as you are. And an 👉ANGEL👈 said to me by the word of the LORD: 'Bring him back with you to your house so that he may eat bread and drink water.'" Conclusion: The Young Prophet disobey GOD command, he put GOD below the old Prophet. Young prophet received revelation or command directly from GOD. But this old prophet is just simply a human, To make it simple: God 🗣️ Young Prophet (Direct from GOD) GOD 🗣️ Angel 🗣️ Old Prophet 🗣️ Young Prophet (Indirectly from GOD)
The last one: I thought that the disciples were preoccupied with what had happened and that it was the fog. being the fog, maybe they didn't even notice that they were about to arrive until they arrived. that's how I imagined it all the time. What do you think? Does it make sense?
You have to read the other accounts too and it all comes together the account of mark 6:47 says that the boat was in the middle of the lake meaning they weren’t close to the shore at all and lake Galilee from their leaving point to their destination is about 8 miles long and John 6:19 says they went about 4 miles or 6 kilometers half the distance away It wouldn’t have been fast rowing or the boat moving at a high speed one because John 6:21 says immediately and some other translations say at once not “really fast” Matthew 14:33 says when they received him they all worshipped him so no one was rowing the boat when Jesus got in they all worshipped him and Jesus brought the boat to shore with his teleportation power
I suppose it is theoretically possible that several well seasoned fishermen could miscalculate the distance they had travelled by 100%, or that a storm had somehow blown them so far off course without them realizing, but why would that be necessary? If the God who made heaven and earth and even time itself wants to move a dozen humans across a portion of the earth in no time at all I think he can do it.
I first found out about the story about Elijah having super speed when when I was a kid and as a kid I always thought that that story was the inspiration of flash
OLD PROPHET MEANING. Revelation 2:14 (KJV) But I have a few things against thee, because thou hast there them that hold the DOCTRINE of Balaam, who taught Balac to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed unto idols, and to commit fornication. ITS been a round since the beginning and end. Note Jude 1:11 (KJV) Woe unto them! for they have gone in the way of Cain, and ran greedily after the error of Balaam for reward, and perished in the gainsaying of Core. He knew GODs way. note him also going out of his way. This is very real
I just read the 1 Kings 13 today, it baffled me as well but what surprises me more was one you missed out on the lion and the donkey, they sat next to each other until the old prophet came to pick up the corpse. The lion never attacked or ate the old prophet, or the donkeys and the old prophet went home with the corpse to mourn for it, truly a wonderful miracle and sight for the King of the Jungle to not attack a donkey. I agree with some of the comments below about this story's teaching is to fully trust God. It reminds me of Jesus's teaching to test the spirits and discern. It makes me think of a worry I often wonder of the church having certain people who are like wolf in sheep's clothing as Jesus warns before in New Testament, because in this story the young prophet believed the old prophet's words trusting that he was sent by God to bring him home and eat but he never stop to pray and ask God if this was from Him? At the same time I could understand why the young prophet trusted the old prophet's word because he claims to be a follower of God. It almost tells you to not blindly believe because Jesus has mentioned how there are many who proclaims of doing His work, but He will tell them to depart from Him for He never knew them. Even the pharisees rebuked the son of God and wanted to stone Him when He came down on earth and does healing and wonders. Cause how could God contradict Himself? He already gave word to the young prophet to go home a different road and do not eat or drink, why then was it changed? The young prophet trusted the words of the old prophet more than God Himself, often times in the Bible stories like Abaraham's sacrifice for Isaac his son to God, God gave Abaraham the instruction to sacrifice his only son Isaac to Him, then when he was about to kill his son an angel from God came down and proclaimed that God had instructed him to not kill his son for he has proven to God his loyalty to Him. When God speaks, it is clear that it is from Him, He will announce His name and mostly it's from an angel or His voice Himself. Even reading King David's period, David would often talk to God with every decision he was about to make, like attacking other countries and which step should they proceed from, David included God in every decision he'd make. In conclusion, what I take away is to always trust God's word and command but before you do, always discern if it is from Him, for He warns there are wolves in sheep's clothing. Get to know Him better too, I believe the young prophet is young for a reason probably symbolizing a person's walk and faith in God, those starting out are still young and inexperienced, young plants are often easy to uproot than old plants who have their roots firmly attached to the ground.
It’s the fact that a frail old man who had to send his sons to another country to buy food because he didn’t have enough was greater than the king of probably the most powerful nation on earth at the time.
I knew about no. 1, 3, & 4 ✨I read about 2 but forgot about the details. Its interesting how you can read about things and just miss certain details. Some wild things have happened in human history. Those first books in the Bible especially up to Judges are no joke.
So the Old False Prophet heard in the Spirit very well. Now he was a false prophet which means he heard demons giving him bad info and didn't discern well. I believe that God spoke to him through the Spirit as well.
About the Young prophet and old Prophet, it is God's Presentation of His Infallable word that must not to be Change. What He command at first must be the command. Gal 1:8 Rev 22:18-19 Btw thank you for lessons, i learn a Lot, keep doing for the Lord
& for the jesus and walking on water , the teleportation happen before not after , the bible says : “Immediately Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowd. After he had dismissed them, he went up on a mountainside by himself to pray. Later that night, he was there alone, and the boat was already a considerable distance from land, buffeted by the waves because the wind was against it. Shortly before dawn Jesus went out to them, walking on the lake.” Matthew 14:22-25
You can imagine that the angel was indeed enormous by two other reasons: he himself killed 70.000 THOUSAND MEN IN 3 DAYS, and was able to phisically destroy the city with such intensity that GOD HIMSELF REPENTED (verse 15) and ordered the angel to stop destroying the city.
The only thing I have to say for the Story of the Young Prophet is what I heard. The pastor at the church I currently attend used it in his sermon as an illustration that we need to always take God at his word. Even then it confused me. Why would God punish someone for being deceived by another?
you know the crazy thing is the fact that i read these things the bible but never really took this to full consideration like ive been wanting superspeed for a long time because im a huge flash fan and one day i seen a video pop up in my feed talking about Eligiah who ran superfast and i was like 🤨🤔🧐😮😮😲🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁 and i was huperly excited the entire night and couldn't go to sleep anymore
The story of the prophet basically teaches us that: 1. We must learn to hear God for ourselves and truly hear Him. 2. If what a prophet or a man of God says to you isn't in line with what you've received from God, don't listen to it because men, including prophets, can be driven by emotions. So the old prophet was a true prophet but because he wanted the audience and association of the young prophet, he had to lie. 3. We observed that the old prophet wasn't even punished for what he did. At least it wasn't recorded that he was. This tells us that we are responsible for our own actions. That's all I've got ☺️
Did anyone know all five stories? And can someone explain number 3 to me? 😅
i knew none of them
maybe it's about how bad people can change for good, I don't get why the young prophet had to die :(
It shows that we should not heed any word above God's word, whether from an angel or a prophet basically God's word is final and no one can change it . The only confusing aspect is the profound irony that the old prophet mourned for the man of God, despite knowing that his own deceit would lead to the man's death. This paradox highlights the complexity of human behavior, where guilt and regret can coexist with deceit, and serves as a sobering reminder of the consequences of straying from divine commands, regardless of the source of the temptation. I am so happy that we have such good content creators for God this type of content is good for the new generation and I feel like we are all one big family thank you so much for all you do may God bless you .
We must listen to God's word more than man's word
About your 3: this is just based from my casual reading of 1 Kings 13, kindly check to see if interpretation is Biblical/accurate:
I COULD BE WRONG, SO PLEASE CHECK FOR YOURSELF:
1. The way the old prophet deceived the young prophet is peculiar, in that he said "an angel spake unto me by the word of the Lord", usually a prophet when declaring a prophecy will say "thus saith the Lord", not "an angel said...."
See verses below:
Fake:
-"He said unto him, I am a prophet also as thou art; and AN ANGEL SPAKE UNTO ME BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, saying, Bring him back with thee into thine house, that he may eat bread and drink water. But he lied unto him."
Real prophecy from 1 Kings 13:
-"And he cried against the altar in the word of the Lord, and said, O altar, altar, THUS SAITH THE LORD; Behold, a child shall be born unto the house of David, Josiah by name; and upon thee shall he offer the priests of the high places that burn incense upon thee, and men's bones shall be burnt upon thee."
-"And he gave a sign the same day, saying, This is the sign WHICH THE LORD HATH SPOKEN; Behold, the altar shall be rent, and the ashes that are upon it shall be poured out."
-"For so was it charged me BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, saying, Eat no bread, nor drink water, nor turn again by the same way that thou camest."
-"For it was said to me BY THE WORD OF THE LORD, Thou shalt eat no bread nor drink water there, nor turn again to go by the way that thou camest."
-"And he cried unto the man of God that came from Judah, saying, THUS SAITH THE LORD, Forasmuch as thou hast disobeyed the mouth of the Lord, and hast not kept the commandment which the Lord thy God commanded thee,"
2. Because of what happened to the younger prophet when he disobeyed the word of the Lord that came to him, the old prophet knows for a certain that the young prophet's prophecy is definitely true:
-"For the saying which he cried by the word of the Lord against the altar in Bethel, and against all the houses of the high places which are in the cities of Samaria, SHALL SURELY COME TO PASS."
3. I find it interesting the lion didn't eat the guy.
-"the lion had not eaten the carcase,"
Anyway, that's my take on it from casual reading. God bless
The story of a prophet reminds me of the nature of a God. God never lies. If there would be someone on the road that would give the guy the meal - He would mention it. But He didn't. Instead, the young man believed someone claiming to hear the word of God and being His prohpet. Imagine Jesus encountering someone saying "Hey, I just spoke with your Father and He said you actually don't need to die. That was a test and you completed it...." Remember in Matthew 16:22-28 when Jesus actually rebuked Peter for saying "Those things will never happen to you..."(Jesus was explaining that He needs to go to Jerusalem, be mocked and get killed). Perhaps this story is a reminder for us Christians to TRUST our God, instead of believing someone who claims there is another encounter of Jesus, angels or another way of salvation despite Jesus... This gives me chills even when I'm writing this... such a deep message.
Absolutely correct, brother. It shows that we should not heed any word above God's word, whether from an angel or a prophet. The only confusing aspect is the profound irony that the old prophet mourned for the man of God, despite knowing that his own deceit would lead to the man's death. This paradox highlights the complexity of human behavior, where guilt and regret can coexist with deceit, and serves as a sobering reminder of the consequences of straying from divine commands, regardless of the source of the temptation
This is the best explanation of the story so far!
Actually, God can change His mind like He did with Hezekiah. But yea, if God did change His mind, He would've told the younger prophet Himself.
Wow that's amazing my guess was he can use evil men in mysterious way we can't think of you are amazing
I always thought to myself why didn't God alert the young prophet but what you both said makes sense. Also it should've been the younger prophets responsibility to at least inquire of God as scripture tells us to test every spirit. Then he would know if the command was actually from God. I believe Pslams 118.8 can be applied here " it is better to put trust in God than put confidence In men". We know we need to be as wise as serpent but as innocent as doves (matthew 10.16) because there are false prophets who come as wolves in sheep's clothing [matthew 7.15] which bible calls ravenous. I know that the donkey and lion symbolizes something but I am unsure right now so if anyone can give suggestions it would be great thanks.
The false and young prophet story reminded me of the verse that says “let God be true and every man a liar”
Broooooo. 😳 That's so good! Praise the Lord!
Hi im 11 years old and thanks to you im getting closer to god and jesus please continue this series thanks
This truly breaks my heart
@@joshuapeek9555Why?
Little Brother in CHRIST stick to it.. Keep learning pray and stay close to Our LORD& Saviour So he can protect you from negative entities Peace & Blessings to you GOD protect you and may you have a wonderful path in front of you.. in JESUS name🕎✝️👃🏼
God bless you
keep going buddy christ loves you
“God is above time,space and matter.” - I think this line kind of sums up all our doubts when people come at Christians from a scientific viewpoint. If God is the creator he has the power to manipulate the laws of physics/chemistry/biology/etc. just how a coder has the power to make changes to a game he created. Naturally yes there are things that are possible and things that are not possible but with the creator/coder everything is possible.
THE HOLY SPIRIT SPOKE this through you🙏🏿✝️🕊️
HALLELUJAH GLORY TO GOD IN JESUS CHRIST MIGHTY NAME
good comment except i Wouldn’t use the words Coder or Manipulate for God though.
God is indeed Time, Space and Matter. But he is also Energy and Thought.
Omnipresence means that since God's power and knowledge extend to all parts of his creation, he himself is present everywhere.
God did not create the Creation as something separate from himself. If it was separate, he could not be Omnipresent. God IS The Creation, which forever extends itself into and through you, me, and everyone and everything else. God created all that is by extending his Thought, and retaining the extensions of his Thought in his own mind. We are in Gods mind, just as God is in our Mind.
Jesus - "I am in The Father, and The Father is in me..."
We 'Love our neighbors as ourselves' because THEY ARE OURSELVES.
God isn't just the Coder, he is the game, for God is One:)
I think the transition from a false profet to a real one is saying how God can still use people who arent profits to prophesize. Showing that he can do all things with you even if you are a non believer
I heard once that even if you hate god he will fulfil what he needed you to do anyway. So we should try to emulate Jesus as best we can, have a relationship with him and the father, also the Holy Spirit.
Then that proves Satan wrong and sides with the Heavenly Father
@@TheSunnyTrailsLike Saul who renamed Paul.
In fact, we know through Bible that God don’t talk everything about him (obviously). 1 Corinthiens 13:9-10
For example, people always say you must to recognize that Jesus died for our sin and that God exist for receive faith or some people think you need to be baptism bu a human for receive faith from God. Personally, when I received faith I was agnostic. So, in reality, like Bible himself said, faith is a gift from God not human. And we know that God want everybody is saved. So, that’s why, I think everyone once time in their life will receive faith. The hard part is to keep your faith ALIVE.
That being said, I think « faith » is more complex than this.
In all case, it’s better to everyone to be careful and just listen Bible. So, you don’t need to believe at 100% why I am saying. I can be a liar and inluence you to believe in a false teaching. Believe in Bible, only Bible but keep in your mind that God don’t reveal what all he can do.
What do you mean? Was he a false profet before?
resistance is assistance this is soo 110% true with God. altho still wonder why has to be eternal hell if all was just for good anyway.
@@BallerforfunnRevelation 2:14 (KJV) But I have a few things against thee, because thou hast there them that hold the
DOCTRINE of Balaam, who taught Balac to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed unto idols, and to commit fornication.
Its still around to this very day. The OLD PROPHET is called that by the Bible Not the false Prophet very clear difference
I just realized something... your representation of God's appearance is genius because it's like a crown being worn by another crown... symbolizing how God is a greater king than all the kings of the world.
The King of Kings
I believe the issue with the young prophet story is that he did not receive nor seek confirmation from the Lord over the words of the old prophet. He trusted the word of a man he didn't know over the word he directly received from God.
Yeah I think this might be it cause I went to read it on my own and I was confused at how God gave him to ability to heal and gave him specific instructions but the minute the old prophet told him God said otherwise, the young prophet didn’t bother to question it or even confirm with God if what the old prophet said was true. AND THEN for the old prophet to turn around and say “you defied God” like he didn’t just lie to the young prophet. Like if this doesn’t scream USE YOUR DISCERNMENT, idk what else to say 😭
I personally believe this story is about being obedient to God’s word above anyone else. God’s word which is scripture is above any of the “God told me to tell you” stories we hear about especially today. God then used the false prophet to let the young prophet know that judgement has passed upon him for failing to obey his word above anyone else’s. In our day we hear a lot especially in churches people saying “God told me to tell you” stuff that majority of the time isn’t even biblical. Nothing supersedes the word of God. If He tells you something we are to trust in His word and not someone else’s who claims they got word from God. We are to be careful of this deception. God is clearly telling us that in this story.
I actually needed to hear this today. Thanks! I had a similar thought as I watched the video, but I didn't make the connection to my own life, something that happened recently, until I read your comment.
The thing that came to my mind as he was sharing about the third story was something my mom told me a couple times when I was a little girl. If a guy ever told me, "God told me to date you," that unless I heard the same thing from God, I should assume the guy is just lying to be with me. Same applies for marriage. 😂
@@user-cd3gj6fz5x amen
Super speed - Elijah
Super strength - Samson
Teleportation - Philip
Telepathy - Jesus
I mean, I knew all these powers were there but it's still so cool and refreshing every time😍
I realize Jesus had no special powers within himself. He was given the knowledge and abilities to do things that were unexplainable at the time through the conduit of the Holy Spirit. These same abilities are also given to those who follow Him as the “gifts of the spirit” when they are needed.
There is nothing new under the sun...movies get ideas from the Bible
Almighty - Jesus Christ
Jesus doesn't have telepathy. he's God and made us. he has the developer options on, he can see everything about us
@@migspacia372 Those other people also didn't have special powers within themselves. It was also the Holy Spirit working on or in them. My point was that these powers were manifested in the lives of these people listed
Hi, I want to tell you that The Lord convicted me to become a member, so let this be a confirmation that this is good.
Thank you my friend ☺️
Amen, I would love to buy the membership. I unfortunately can't. I hope the Lord can help me support this or if he can bless me to help others.
Same here Bible Animations is anointed God's got his hand on your life and is proud of your work brotha😎❤️✝️
The Lord also convicted you to give tithe 1/10, but you ignore it
Can. Make a Spanish version and mandarin veration sk the world will know your work
The boat teleportation implies that if everyone accepts the lord with them, that means they are safe as the lord is with them. This also applies to modern times that if you have the lord within you, all the problems and dangers will subside and eventually bring you to safety. Thanks be to God
He has my entire life..saved me❤
Hot take. #3 is about Jesus and his death. The man of God was from the tribe of Judah (like Jesus) and spoke against the Jewish leaders of his time (like Jesus). He healed the withered hand of the man that tried to seize him, just like Jesus healed the ear of the guard that tried to seize him. When he healed people they wanted to lift him up and reward him. But the man refused and said he was on a mission from God. Just like Jesus did when they kept trying to make him king. He got his bread and water from God, not man, and was to make a new path. The old prophet was the Pharisee’s of his time - although he used to hear from God, he used his position to lie and ended up getting the man of God killed for his sin. He was killed by a lion, symbolising God’s judgement, whilst riding a donkey, symbolising God’s humility like Jesus riding into Jerusalem. And his death was a clear sign to all that witnessed it, with the lion and donkey standing in juxtaposition, both symbolically and even literally with the two men on the cross (one accusing him and the other humbly recognising him). The old prophet then gets his body and buries him in his own tomb, symbolising that his death was in the place of the old prophet and reinforced by the fact he requested to be buried with him (again this literally happened to Jesus and figuratively represents our death with him). In the end what the man says comes to pass and the altar is destroyed, just like Jerusalem was in AD70 like Jesus claimed before they killed him.
huh... that sounds so wild that I might just agree. I dunno for sure, though. Great interpretation
I've sat here thinking about that passage for a while now. In all my years, I've never heard of it, at least that I can recall. So far, I'm inclined to agree with you. As we know, God is very keen on foreshadowing Christ constantly throughout the Old Testament. Quite the insightful breakdown, Mikhail
Wow just wow
This is incredible insight. I always thought the older prophet wanted to take advantage of a future Prophecy where many righteous and wicked people will resurrect from the grave when the rapture hits. I always had a feeling that the man of God from Judah's story wasn't quite done yet.. what do u think?
Wow. That´s truly an incredible take on this story. I think it is definetly plausible. After all, we see a lot of prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament.
There's a 6th story everyone misses. The story of Lot and what the angels did while at his home. When they stretched their hands forth and magically pulled Lot into the house and closed the door behind him. The Bible clearly states that not only were they standing in the middle of the room, NOT next to the door, but that everyone was both astounded and afraid of the seemingly magical act
Hey youngs! If you want to keep your faith. 3 tips.
1. Music that is good for you, either instrumental or christian based. Im a christian millennial so i love the 2000s music movement of Christianity then.
2. Read or watch bible related content as much as you can. Before you sleep. I use bible asmr or spoken word bible and turn the volume down.
3. Slowly but surely take away all the things that dont serve the Lord or you. Talk to leaders, find verses or even prophets who you relate to.
REMEMBER. GOD LOVES YOU AND HE EXTENDED HIS RIGHT HAND FOR US. AMEN
I used to do this at 15 when I was saved for the first time. Now I'm 27 and I have been lost. This is what works ❤
I got saved because in October when Israel got in a war I thought it was the end time(as well as the Euphrates drying up) so I had to take my faith serious, and here I am today, still on earth :D glory be to God
Could you please recommend musical artists?
@@smallDGaming My dad has been to Israel several times. I was being a rebellious teen then I should have gone 😔
@@mohammadmahdi-eghafouri3222 my favorite band is superchick, they have sad and happy songs. We live is my dad's favorite and he dedicated it to his Dad who had lung cancer 😔 Kari Jobe is great. I love her music for anxiety and praying.
Standing between heaven and earth could mean floating in the air and his sword "over" Jerusalem sounds more like a phrase, indicating he would be pointing toward Jerusalem.
And yet... We tend to imagine angels as human-like, and there are plenty of such descriptions, but who knows? But to me, a giant angel isn't the first indication I get from the text. The place I understand the Bible depicting a giant angel is in Revelation - the one standing both on shore and stepping in the sea.
It says he was STANDING, not floating, in the threshing floor of a Jebusite name Ornan, a threshing floor is a flat, circular stone outdoor surface where farmers separate grain from straw and husks to prepare the harvest. It even says he turned around and saw him because he was so close, yet says David "Looked up" to see him. So if he was standing not floating so close to the Jebusite that all he had to do was turn around, yet due to his stature David was able to look up and see him from where he was in order for both these to be true he had to be a giant. Not floating.
@@CaptainAbmerica Was about to say the same thing. 👍🏻
@@CaptainAbmerica it really matters on the translatiom. but standing could mean floating . if it was to be a giant angel it could just say giant. but in others trasnlations of the book it says flying . (not enlgish)
@@shyroosan The Original Hebrew text says "At that time the Angel of the Lord was Standing" Those other translations don't matter
The Bible describe what angels look like. They don't look human at all.
I'm surprised not many subscribed to this amazing channel, considering how important it is to know God and how well done these animations are.
@2:48 The angel just as easily could have been flying above him for David to look up, it doesnt necessitate he was gigantic.
Standing between heaven and earth??👀
#3 is a story cautioning us about peer pressure when we've been given a command from God. The focus was on the young prophet's obedience, NOT the old prophet's lie. Matthew 18:7 tells us that temptation is necessary. This man's mission needed to be challenged, and the old prophet was the guy to do it. God will judge him for his sin, because Matthew 18:7 also condemns those who tempt others, but God judged the young prophet because he disobeyed a direct command from God to him specifically, and that kind of sin could not go unpunished. The old prophet escaped by a loophole, but...Judgment Day is still coming, and he will not escape then.
Sometimes the most high reveals different directions to young people you have to have faith and follow the path that the most high has given you, it's your assignment. Obey what the most high has assigned you to do not the belief or traditions of the past. ( For example your assignment might be teaching on RUclips using cartoons many people don't understand this but this is the most high way to work through you) Hallelujah 🙌🏾 praise Jah
9:28 Meaning: declared prophets are not His only tools or His only way of doing things
Praise Jesus✝️
I know a lot of false prophets like to use the "False prophet/Real prophet" story to excuse their false prophecies!
On the story of the young prophet, my mom told me that the old prophet was a fallen one and she thought he just did that to hinder the young boy because he was fallen and upset that the young boy was still being used.
I have no idea whether or not this could be reasonably explained away, but I believe one day some months ago God briefly gave me a little bit of super speed.
I had taken longer than usual in the bathroom due to some unpleasant and prolonged bowel movements, and I was going to be ten minutes late to daily Mass. The walk would ordinarily have been about 20 minutes for that distance, about 0.8 miles on hilly terrain.
But I felt called to pray something called the “preparation for mass”, involving St. Ambrose’s prayer, St. Thomas Aquinas’s prayer, a prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and a Formula of Intent. While praying this, I walked at what I felt to be a normal, if slightly rushed, pace. By the grace of God, I made the 20 minute walk in only 11 minutes and arrived less than a minute late to the Mass.
Take this however you will, but I think it’s a pretty cool little glory story 😁 Vivat Jesus!
Meanwhile Joshua with the power of God stopped the sun and moon for a whole day
Joshua 10:12-13
The last one is my absolute favourite. I've actually been thinking about it a lot, that event stood put to me since first reading the Bible. I see it as us always being close to our destination, our purpose and as soon as we let God into our hearts and lives He will take us there quickly, a journey that seems impossible (like the disciples in the storm, trying to reach the shore) is a walk in the park with God.
love the new mascot
Its a great mascot.
Maybe the prophet story is about the ignorance of the young prophet who followed the old one after being told to do something that didn’t match what God told him to do?
Bro u just told me what I know but in a different perspective ...Great bro god bless u.
That verse could be interpreted as an angel in mid air standing (kind of like Superman when he's just watching)?
That’s the way I understood it, not as a giant angel.
Amazing video! Keep up the fantastic work Bible Animations!!!! Your videos are so interesting and inspiring.
Old prophet & Young Prophet: Sometimes elders allow jealousy of new prophecies of the new age! And use their power to their advantage and at the same time younger generations look up to elders and easily fall for the trap but ultimately… study to show themselves approve and never waiver in your faith! Trust not a soul when it comes to your own salvation and relationship with God!
Love this channel, you're content is awesome because it can be enjoyed by beginner Christians or those who've walked with Jesus for a while 😆
The story of the prophet is quite simple and its strange as I was discussing this last weekend.
The young prophet believed the word of a man and not God, the young prophet stayed true to the obedience of God's commands until this points where he then believes the word of man where he should have consulted God first. This is also a cautionary tale which teaches us to beware of the words spoken "over us" or "to us" from people who call themselves prophets. We have to test every word we receive with the spirit and The Lord will confirm this for us, just as with Elijah which He called him 3 times.
On another hand it also stays true to God's Word and promises stating that IF a man is a prophet and speaks on behalf of God no false word or false prophecy will leave his lips and go unpunished. True to God's Character
God bless you man you really make these interesting to me and I appreciate you!
5:19 David Goggins' next challenge.
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As a guy still studying the bible i found this video amazing and it made my jaw drop
Some of my favorite treasures to find in the Bible are where God shows he has a sense of humor. Truly precious gems they are.
Another great vid!
I knew all these stories, but some I never really thought deeply about--which is why this is an extremely useful video! Thanks, and subscribed.
Amen praise be to God
Hi I want to tell you that your videos are amazing and have taught me amazing knowledge but can you please make a video on the true day of worship
When I saw the thumping of this video I thought to myself, "this can be only one story in the Bible". I was right! I'm so happy you're taking it to yourself to make this kind of video about stories that rarely get read or preached from the Bible.
I can't stop laughing at the choice David made for Divine Punishment!
Has to be one of the most hilarious videos I've ever watched!
I would say that it’s hinting at the fact that God is not a God of confusion, and if you’ve been led by God to do one thing, but then someone else says God told them something that contradicts you, then turn to God about it, not man
Okay David choosing Divine Punishment has to be one of the most hilarious things I've ever heard!
It's definitely up there in the Top 10!!~
Amen . I knew 1,
Jesus is king ❤
Immediately in the Bible often is used to indicate urgency or intentionality rather than expediency. It was explained to me as simply how their culture spoke. There's also cultural differences such that the order of events in retellings are often given in order of importance rather than chronologically.
The story about the false prophet really has left my brain puzzled🤔🤔
The Angel of the Lord, which David saw, wasn't anyone else than YHWH Himself, i.e., pre-incarnation Jesus. It's incredibly mind-blowing thinking that way, and the text indicates that this is almost plausible.
I am certain I’ve seen other stories related to teleportation in the Bible before now, but it’s fascinating to learn about other accounts of supernatural abilities that I don’t notice before.
May I ask what software you use to animate?
@@Jishwa583 premiere pro :) tutorial will be released for members soon!
@@bible.animations Alright, thanks!!
Your animation style is great
3:50 that rhymed
The more people repent and go to Heaven, the more it becomes painful in Hell. Our enemy knows this that is why he deceives a lot of people to die.
9:28
What meanung I can get from this story is that God is consistent with his commands and doesn't contradict them even when it seems like he is.
STAY VIGILANT BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!
A viewer was intrigued by the idea that Jacob, who blessed Pharaoh, might be considered greater than Pharaoh based on Hebrews 7:7. They found the potential foreshadowing of the Exodus and divine judgment against Egypt thought-provoking and appreciated the fresh perspective on a familiar story.
The one about the two prophets mean
Don’t let other Christian’s lead you away from God
The verse emphasizes the seriousness of obeying God’s commands and how disobedience, even when influenced by others, can lead to consequences. 1 Kings 13:21
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The story of the prophet-obey what God has commanded you regardless of who says something to the contrary. I had not heard this parable.
This video is terrific, thank you!
I remember the first time I caught the teleporting instance it had me shouting in excitement
I knew all five!
1: I'm not sure we can go by the language of his position to say that the angel was giant. He could have been, I'm just not sure we can say it with certainty. (Also, angels aren't described as having wings. Cherubim and seraphim have wings, but angels typically just look human, if a bit terrifying.)
2: As soon as you said super speed, I knew exactly what this story was.
3: It seems to be a cautionary tale. Man does what God says, gets tricked to go against Him, hears His justice commanded, dies. One more replay of Genesis 3, and a reminder to "test the spirits".
4: I hadn't made that connection, but it certainly fits. I wonder how many other people A, I, and J blessed?
5: Just one more evidence of Jesus' divinity, and one more pointer at the Spirit's divinity in the connections between this story and the other teleportations.
Love the new mascot, and the channel is brilliant! You're making great things.
The super speed one is quiet interesting please do more of these series it helps me learn
9:34 this story highlights the difference between doing what you know God told you to do or doing something that someone else said God told you to do. Kinda like a mirror image of The Fall of Man in Eden. The young prophet had to decide whether to believe God's own words, or the words of another claiming to have heard from God.
Catholic here and I love your vids
Number 5 was a surprise for sure and it fulfills this psalm
ҦThose who go down to the sea in ships,
Who do business on great waters;
They have seen the works of the Lord,
And His wonders in the deep.
For He spoke and raised a stormy wind,
Which lifted the waves of the sea.
They rose up to the heavens, they went down to the depths;
Their soul melted away in their misery.
They reeled and staggered like a drunken person,
And were at their wits’ end.
Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble,
And He brought them out of their distresses.
He caused the storm to be still,
So that the waves of the sea were hushed.
Then they were glad because they were quiet,
So He guided them to their desired harbor.
They shall give thanks to the Lord for His mercy,
And for His wonders to the sons of mankind!
They shall also exalt Him in the congregation of the people,
And praise Him at the seat of the elders.”
Psalms 107:23-32 NASB2020
I love your channel my friend May i ask can you do a video of the book of Enoch and paradise lost and also may god bless you 🙏☦️
Congrats on 100k! God bless you
7:31 young prophet….when God tell you something you need to do it….and once he tells you ….do NOT be deceived….he say that constantly…..do Not be deceived….or it will not end well
Tradition also says the Apostles were teleported to Mary's funeral except Thomas who arrived late enough to see her tomb which then showed she had been granted resurrection like Jesus.
I knew the stories brother but thank you for the refresher.. You rekindled my interest in the Bible's version of Stranger Things. For that my God Bless you.. It's almost 18 years now and I still can't unravel the story of the young prophet and the old prophet ❤❤... I've always felt the one about Jesus appearing on the sea after 3 hours of prayer is a soooooo underated miracle cause many people miss it ❤❤ ❤
I loved this video. Ty
New animation just dropped.
I heard of the young n old prophets, but I honestly never head of the other 4 wow... nice job... oh just subbed I enjoyed the complete history of the large video, I can see God has given you a wonderful gift. God bless.
Standing between heaven and earth doesn't mean he's giant but means he's in the air sort of standing in the space between heaven and earth. He's floating or levitating in the air but he was so still it made him look like he's standing in the air.
Just a matter of perspective could be both could be neither
It was a test
Please always add the scriptures like you used to, it means a lot
The point of the 2 prophets is:
Young Prophet received revelation directly from GOD itself. But the old Prophet use angle (which is inferior to GOD) in
1 King 13:18 "The old prophet answered, "I too am a prophet, as you are. And an 👉ANGEL👈 said to me by the word of the LORD: 'Bring him back with you to your house so that he may eat bread and drink water.'"
Conclusion:
The Young Prophet disobey GOD command, he put GOD below the old Prophet.
Young prophet received revelation or command directly from GOD.
But this old prophet is just simply a human,
To make it simple:
God 🗣️ Young Prophet (Direct from GOD)
GOD 🗣️ Angel 🗣️ Old Prophet 🗣️ Young Prophet (Indirectly from GOD)
The last one: I thought that the disciples were preoccupied with what had happened and that it was the fog. being the fog, maybe they didn't even notice that they were about to arrive until they arrived. that's how I imagined it all the time. What do you think? Does it make sense?
You have to read the other accounts too and it all comes together the account of mark 6:47 says that the boat was in the middle of the lake meaning they weren’t close to the shore at all and lake Galilee from their leaving point to their destination is about 8 miles long and John 6:19 says they went about 4 miles or 6 kilometers half the distance away
It wouldn’t have been fast rowing or the boat moving at a high speed one because John 6:21 says immediately and some other translations say at once not “really fast”
Matthew 14:33 says when they received him they all worshipped him so no one was rowing the boat when Jesus got in they all worshipped him and Jesus brought the boat to shore with his teleportation power
I suppose it is theoretically possible that several well seasoned fishermen could miscalculate the distance they had travelled by 100%, or that a storm had somehow blown them so far off course without them realizing, but why would that be necessary? If the God who made heaven and earth and even time itself wants to move a dozen humans across a portion of the earth in no time at all I think he can do it.
I first found out about the story about Elijah having super speed when when I was a kid and as a kid I always thought that that story was the inspiration of flash
OLD PROPHET MEANING.
Revelation 2:14 (KJV) But I have a few things against thee, because thou hast there them that hold the DOCTRINE of Balaam, who taught Balac to cast a stumblingblock before the children of Israel, to eat things sacrificed unto idols, and to commit fornication.
ITS been a round since the beginning and end. Note
Jude 1:11 (KJV) Woe unto them! for they have gone in the way of Cain, and ran greedily after the error of Balaam for reward, and perished in the gainsaying of Core.
He knew GODs way. note him also going out of his way. This is very real
I just read the 1 Kings 13 today, it baffled me as well but what surprises me more was one you missed out on the lion and the donkey, they sat next to each other until the old prophet came to pick up the corpse. The lion never attacked or ate the old prophet, or the donkeys and the old prophet went home with the corpse to mourn for it, truly a wonderful miracle and sight for the King of the Jungle to not attack a donkey. I agree with some of the comments below about this story's teaching is to fully trust God. It reminds me of Jesus's teaching to test the spirits and discern. It makes me think of a worry I often wonder of the church having certain people who are like wolf in sheep's clothing as Jesus warns before in New Testament, because in this story the young prophet believed the old prophet's words trusting that he was sent by God to bring him home and eat but he never stop to pray and ask God if this was from Him? At the same time I could understand why the young prophet trusted the old prophet's word because he claims to be a follower of God. It almost tells you to not blindly believe because Jesus has mentioned how there are many who proclaims of doing His work, but He will tell them to depart from Him for He never knew them. Even the pharisees rebuked the son of God and wanted to stone Him when He came down on earth and does healing and wonders. Cause how could God contradict Himself? He already gave word to the young prophet to go home a different road and do not eat or drink, why then was it changed? The young prophet trusted the words of the old prophet more than God Himself, often times in the Bible stories like Abaraham's sacrifice for Isaac his son to God, God gave Abaraham the instruction to sacrifice his only son Isaac to Him, then when he was about to kill his son an angel from God came down and proclaimed that God had instructed him to not kill his son for he has proven to God his loyalty to Him. When God speaks, it is clear that it is from Him, He will announce His name and mostly it's from an angel or His voice Himself. Even reading King David's period, David would often talk to God with every decision he was about to make, like attacking other countries and which step should they proceed from, David included God in every decision he'd make. In conclusion, what I take away is to always trust God's word and command but before you do, always discern if it is from Him, for He warns there are wolves in sheep's clothing. Get to know Him better too, I believe the young prophet is young for a reason probably symbolizing a person's walk and faith in God, those starting out are still young and inexperienced, young plants are often easy to uproot than old plants who have their roots firmly attached to the ground.
So, living in Brazil, I just measured what it would be like to RUN for 2 HOURS along a path that is from the CENTER of a CITY to TWO CITIES away...
I dont see what is unbeleivable about the joseph story. That his father would bless the Pharoah?
It’s the fact that a frail old man who had to send his sons to another country to buy food because he didn’t have enough was greater than the king of probably the most powerful nation on earth at the time.
I knew about no. 1, 3, & 4 ✨I read about 2 but forgot about the details. Its interesting how you can read about things and just miss certain details. Some wild things have happened in human history. Those first books in the Bible especially up to Judges are no joke.
So the Old False Prophet heard in the Spirit very well. Now he was a false prophet which means he heard demons giving him bad info and didn't discern well. I believe that God spoke to him through the Spirit as well.
I read all those 5... I've always been aware of them since my younger years!!!
About the Young prophet and old Prophet, it is God's Presentation of His Infallable word that must not to be Change.
What He command at first must be the command.
Gal 1:8
Rev 22:18-19
Btw thank you for lessons, i learn a Lot, keep doing for the Lord
Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior
We all live in America! America! It’s wunderbar!
& for the jesus and walking on water , the teleportation happen before not after , the bible says : “Immediately Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowd. After he had dismissed them, he went up on a mountainside by himself to pray. Later that night, he was there alone, and the boat was already a considerable distance from land, buffeted by the waves because the wind was against it. Shortly before dawn Jesus went out to them, walking on the lake.”
Matthew 14:22-25
Praise God and Bless you for the great glorying content
You can imagine that the angel was indeed enormous by two other reasons: he himself killed 70.000 THOUSAND MEN IN 3 DAYS, and was able to phisically destroy the city with such intensity that GOD HIMSELF REPENTED (verse 15) and ordered the angel to stop destroying the city.
The only thing I have to say for the Story of the Young Prophet is what I heard. The pastor at the church I currently attend used it in his sermon as an illustration that we need to always take God at his word.
Even then it confused me. Why would God punish someone for being deceived by another?
you know the crazy thing is the fact that i read these things the bible but never really took this to full consideration like ive been wanting superspeed for a long time because im a huge flash fan and one day i seen a video pop up in my feed talking about Eligiah who ran superfast and i was like 🤨🤔🧐😮😮😲🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁 and i was huperly excited the entire night and couldn't go to sleep anymore
The imagery alone from that godzilla angel is what made me subscribe
Jehovah can use anything or anyone to accomplish his will
One of my favorite passages is still the one where the disciples are mourning Jesus and... he just shows up behind them and scare them.
The story of the prophet basically teaches us that:
1. We must learn to hear God for ourselves and truly hear Him.
2. If what a prophet or a man of God says to you isn't in line with what you've received from God, don't listen to it because men, including prophets, can be driven by emotions.
So the old prophet was a true prophet but because he wanted the audience and association of the young prophet, he had to lie.
3. We observed that the old prophet wasn't even punished for what he did. At least it wasn't recorded that he was. This tells us that we are responsible for our own actions.
That's all I've got ☺️
Great vid thanks