@@TearDownThisWall ha! Well, I’m referring to the Indiana Jones from the first few movies. Before the strange and demented changes Disney made to everything. Either way, this guy is cooler.
Joel Kramer's work has strengthened my faith immensely. Through my faith being fortified, I now have more facts and more DESIRE to minister to others. Well done, gentlemen.
The passion that came overflowing from Joel in the end is just amazing! Jesus wants more people like this. Let’s stay excited and passionate about our LORD! Let’s keep digging and have answers prepared for skeptics! God bless all of you ❤️
Joel continues to astound me. He is saturated by the Holy Spirit. His words and wisdom just leave me amazed. Mentioning the Bereans and how young archeologists need to have critical thinking skills and the ability of discernment in a post modern world. Wow.
I also recommend Kramer's video on how the prophecy about Babylon was fulfilled when he went there and compared the Biblical prophecy written in Scripture to what is Babylon right now. How accurately amazing was the Scripture. Just type: expedition Bible-exploring Babylon and the prophecies against her
This is sooooo good! Thank you Joel! You are both soooo credible, I can't wait to share this video to my "uber-intellectual" cousin who pooh-poohs the Bible as unimpressive and show him otherwise. Pls keep more of such videos coming, Sean!
Outstanding video! I have always believed that the Bible is an historical record. It’s exciting to see archeology supporting the validity of my beliefs.
thank you joel for your common sense and commitment to truth. may God send more and more like you in this field for his glory alone. amen, Lord we desire more of you, remains of records of all that you did.
🤍🙏✝️🤍Joel Kramer is doing amazing work and his illustrations help to bring more detail of the bible👍💯 Continue to do God's work Mr. Kramer and God bless you, I find to be so knowledgeable of the bible and archeology.
Very well put, Brother. Babylon means confusion... this brings light to the Book of Revelation's passages regarding Mystery Babylon. Amen? Love you kids!
My question to Joel would be, what is your explanation of the objects that Ron Wyatt found at the bottom of the Red Sea? I agree that gold is a poor metal to make chariot wheels from, but could they have been gold laden? How do you explain the encrusted features in the shape of chariot wheels and chariot hubs? How do you explain the pillars that mark the crossing site? All of which are on the path one would likely take from Egypt in route to Mount Sinai, fitting perfectly with the Exodus story.
@@brendagifford1707 Really, Joel is the best one to ask? At the risk of worshipping at the alter of Joel Kramer, I’d like to keep an open mind. Yeshua (Jesus) gave me a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7) in which to question and test all things for truth according to His word. Are you saying that I should take Joel’s word for it and be done? No disrespect to Joel, but he is not God. He is a man like me, and we are both called to test the scriptures (1 Thessalonians 5:21). As for your claim that this is a money making scam, I don’t think Ron Wyatt died a rich man. At least, not monetarily speaking.
Or the columns erected by Solomon on each shore mentioned in the Bible, or the sand turned to glass at Neweiba beach where they crossed, or the underwater topography showing the land bridge or....this man is just ignorant about everything but archaeology, which is fine, I just wish he would focus on that and not give opinions about things he is clearly ignorant.
@@karinrempel5862 It is filled with pictures, diagrams and maps that help you visualize the written information and gain perspective in linking the many archaeological sites with the Bible and each other. Enjoy!
Sean-I love your videos but have noticed in most of them your audio is too low in volume and needs some EQ adjusting. Can you please get an audio person to help you resolve this? I think you could fix this with a mixer between your mic and audio interface. Thanks and keep up creating all the great videos. LOVE your work! Have been watching many of your videos in my Tuesday Apologetics group and have been blessed so much by them!
If you have him on again, I want to ask archeology regarding the City of Nain. I'm wondering if we have any written records from there, and if any of the extra-biblical witnesses have any significant things to say about Nain. Thank you!
What I had heard on the chariot wheel is that it was a standard chariot wheel with gold plating but all that remained was the plating, the entire wheel was not made out of gold.
Exactly, the Bible also talks about Choice chariots in Exodus 14 Also, he took six hundred choice chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt with captains over every one of them. Exodus 14:7 NKJV To me that sounds like they were special "forces" or elite which would gold plated wheels stand out
The chariot wheels are a complete hoax, the same person who made that "discovery" also allegedly found Noah's Ark and like eight other major finds in the space of ten years. Just not possible. Also, he never had his find substantiated or peer-reviewed.
Marrow west? How is that spelled? I’d love to look into this. Fascinating The place near Sudan, referencing the Yahweh inscription Thank you for helping!!!
WOW, how is 1406 the late 15th century? I need to see it on a time-line I guess. I have to think about A.D. century dates too. Thanks for these evidentiary vids Sean.
Thank you very much and may YHVH bless you both guys. In order to gain knowledge on the real pronunciation of the Name of YHVH you should check the work of Dr. Nehemiah Gordon, he really has a case in favor of the Scriptures confirming the pronunciation is YeHoVaH, with more than 1700 instances of the vowels found in codices and fragments both, from the jewish sources and early judeo-christian sources in Hebrew. YaHWeH would actually be a mistake introduced by early scholar Gesenius based on samaritan sources, but Hebrew sources know the name is really יְהֹוָה (YeHoVaH), this is also a great novelty from Casiodoro Reina, the first spanish translator of the Bible from its original sources, He introduced the spanish form Jehová, which matches the pronunciation of the vowels as we still have today in the Spanish Reina-Valera Bible, although spanish suffered a major change in the pronunciation of the letter "J", but in english or portuguese the sound is pretty much more similar as the original sound of the hebrew letter Yod, so the name of our beloved Father is really pronounced YeHoVaH.
How does this location (at 17:36) for Sodom & Gomorrah compare to a site being presented on the RUclips channel for HolyLandSite? Pastor Mike Fink? Or archaeologist Steven Collins and his suggusted site? I love your presentation and details. But it would help for you to point out various conflicting claims and the best evidence to support the one you are putting forward for Sodom & Gomorrah. It is hard for a lay person like me without knowledge on archaeology to track with all of the Internet info and claims. Maybe this could be another presentation with Sean? Would love that!
lol, the host McDowell nods along agreeably with all this, without any pushback at all. For that, check out Viced Rhino here: ruclips.net/video/3N0jHFnO9PA/видео.html
He did. And I think the evidence he showed proved it. The compelling evidence for me was not just the Ark itself, but the grave stone of Noah’s wife depicting the Ark, the family of 8 that came off it, and the rainbow as a sign of God’s covenant. Then you have all the anchor stones that are in the area of the Ark. Very compelling evidence, I think.
... Wyatt found Noah's ark between the mountains of Ararat. It is still in Turkey and is now in place as a Turkish National Park. Noah in Turkish is Nuh.
iIn all the information I have seen or heard on the red sea crossing I have never heard of gold chariot wheels. Most of what I have heard is not from Ron Wyett either.
According to Dr. Nehemiah Gordon (an orthodox) the name is known but the vowels have been kept secret until recently. The Yod Hey Vav Hey is all the same. What is different is the unknown vowels…. it’s Yehovah (Jehovah in English)
I would have wanted Joel to explain why he discounts Ron Wyatt's Noah's Ark. They've now down the scans on it which seem to show timber and metal within the structure exactly where one would expect? I understand that Ron Wyatt suposedly found many things and many have been found to be false, but I remain quite convinced about Noah's ark after the scans they did on it...
Why is John Kramer not acknowledging that Noah's ark was found in the mountains south of Mt. Ararat & the gov of Turkey's acknowlegdement of Ron Wyatt's discovery?
No sure if I misunderstood Joel Kramer but I got the impression that he repudiates several of the generally held Exodus evidence discovery reports. How do lay men know who to believe these days? What about the work and reports of Historical Faith Society and other groups like them? What’s the litmus test we should apply?
The answer about the bible is yes there has been discovered in the Dead Sea Scrolls that the Masoretic text was changed. The Septuagent which is the Old Testament,was translated into Greek in the 2nd century BC. The Masoretic text was redone by a group of Rabbis after that. It is mentioned in the Talmud exactly when this occurred, somewhere around the 1st century AD. What was changed has to do with the division of the nations after Babel. The Masoretic text says the nations were divided according to the sons of Israel. However,it would be years before Abram was called by God to be the first Hebrew. The Septuagent states the nations were divided according to the Sons of God,bene elohim,which means angels,not humans. The Dead Sea Scrolls agree with the Septuagent.
Joel please do a whole vid about ron wytt, if his stuff is obviously wrong and stupid then people need to know, this stuff as you know are way more popular than real archeology, an in-depth debunk video would be hughly helpful to critically thinking christians
So many people from all walks of life are not truth seekers. They are happy to believe a lie against the evidence because it makes them feel good and/or fits in with their world view.
This is the best kind of apologetics... where the evidence speaks for itself!! Awesome discussion! Please have Joel on again soon and frequently! God bless you both for making this incredibly important and impactful information available!
@@deeschoe1245 A burned city with 100’s of thousands of human skeletons where Sodom and Gomorrah were described in the Bible is not evidence? There were multiple examples of evidence in this video. You may interpret the evidence any way you like. But to deny that it is evidence is just intellectually dishonest. And to resort to claiming someone that thinks differently than you is in a cult is just intellectually lazy.
The Bible places Sodom and Gomorrah in the region of the Dead Sea, between what are now Israel and Jordan in the Middle East. Harris spent a decade working in the area. He became convinced the conditions there were right for a huge earthquake that would trigger a massive landslide. So complete would be the destruction, the event would pass into folklore. No god needed, or proven to do anything, and your book writing about it after it happened is not a prophecy! Speaking of lazy, believing in bulkshit is your cults schtick, not science!
@@deeschoe1245 I’m not sure where anyone claimed proof of anything. The original comment was in regards to evidence. To which you incorrectly asserted that there was none. Of course evidence does not equal proof. Every court case has evidence on both sides. Is it ever proven that a defendant is guilty and innocent? Of course not. Sodom and Gomorrah is not prophecy. It is included in the books of history, not prophecy. You are extrapolating a lot of stuff that has nothing to do with the conversation.
So thankful for Joel's thoughts on the Shroud of Turin. For a long time I have wondered why no one discussing the Shroud of Turning ever address the problem of John 20:7, that Jesus's face cloth was a separate piece of material and that the Shroud doesn't match the Biblical description of burial wrappings.
Actually it was gold played wheels not solid gold. No one said they were made of gold.the other chariots were coral formations that were shaped like axels abd wheels
@Sean I understand we can dismiss Ron Wyatt on the Ark of the Covenant and Jesus's blood dripping on the Mercy seat and gold chariot wheels in Red Sea because others haven't found them ... but what about Mt Sinai being in Saudi Arabia and the Split Rock, Altar of Golden Calf, etc. which even seems to be witnessed by others too with their own photos and videos ?
@AV, is it reasonable to assume that ancient people observed natural formations (mountains with black tops, split rocks, Elijah's cave, etc.) and wrote stories to fit what they observed? Much like how 'prophecies' were retrofitted to OT passages taken out of context and misrepresented? What are the odds that Ron Wyatt (a nurse anesthetist) who had no formal training in archaeology would find EVERYTHING that confirms the Bible? If the stories about Ron Wyatt are to be believed, he is the single most accomplished archaeologist who ever lived. Ron was a self-appointed archaeologist just like Saul/Paul was a self-appointed apostle. He was not a scientist, he never published any of his "finds" in a peer-reviewed archaeology journal. He never made any of his supposed discoveries available for trained archaeologists to examine. People write stories to explain what they observe according to their own bias. The Israelites had a highly inflated view of who they were in relation to their specific god and the Bible is a product of that. Do you take the Bible literally, that everything written in it is true and that it is historically pristine?
@@cindychristman8708 interesting thought .. so if we do not find evidence for something, then we can conclude that its false. If we find evidence, then we can conclude ancient people made stories to fit that so called evidence. So if we can just dismiss the claims of Ron Wyatt just because he was a nurse anesthetist and a self-appointed archaeologist who had no formal training in archaeology, you must be a formally trained archaeologist who first made these judgements in your peer-reviewed archaeology journal.
@@AnubPhilip As an example, there is no evidence for Jews being enslaved in Egypt, nor for them wandering in a desert the size of Rhode Island for 40 years and if that had truly happened I would expect there to be evidence. Since there isn't, I tentatively conclude that it's false. I look at the "evidence" for chariot wheels (actually it's one wheel which has since disappeared or was lost somehow) and ask what's more likely, what's more reasonable? Is it more likely that Ron planted it, is it more likely that what he saw was 'table coral', what's more likely, that Ron found chariot wheels at a depth of 200 feet with scuba gear that was designed to go only to 100 feet? And heaven forbid one of those wheels should fall off a ship mid-voyage. How do you or Ron even know this is the right location and not the Sea of Reeds? When I look at Noah's Ark, how likely is it that wood would survive for 4000 years? As to wood and metal being found, isn't it more likely that these are the remains of ancient mountain shelters, and that the "boat-shaped" object is a natural formation? Read articles in Answers in Genesis and Debunking Christianity (5/31/2008) for critiques and rebuttals to Ron's 'research'. I trust the experts in the field that attempt to be as objective as possible and aren't led by their biases. Ron went into these expeditions with a foregone conclusion and was looking for evidence to confirm. That's not how archaeology or history is done.
@@cindychristman8708 I would have tried to hear what you had to say but you yourself just said I should not give an ear to any self-appointed archaeologist. So are these statements of your been already peer-reviewed in an archaeology journal ?
I would like to see Joel's response to the revent archeological discoveries at Tall el-Hammam Sodom, Jordan. That site seems to match more closely to the Biblical description of Sodom and Gomorrah.
"Saint" Helena (the mother of the first Roman Emperor who was Christian, Constantine) lived about 300 years after Jesus' day. "Way back then, Helena traveled all over Palestine and was always fortunate. Whenever [she] found a thing mentioned in her Bible, Old or New Testament, she would go and search for that thing and never stop until she found it. If it was Adam, she would find Adam's grave; if it was the Ark of Noah, she would find the Ark; if it was Goliath or Joshua, she would find their graves." [Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad] Helena found the copper plate that Pilate had nailed to the top of her Savior's cross, and upon which Pilate had written, "This is the King of the Jews." She also found the three crosses upon which Christ and the two thieves were crucified, and the exact spot of the crucifixion, and the very spot where the soldiers divided the rainment of the Saviour, not to mention the tomb of Melchizadek (an Old Testament prophet), and the rift in the rock made by the earthquake (mentioned only in Matthew) at the time of Jesus' Crucifixion. And she founded churches to commemorate such discoveries. Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad tells the true story of his trip to Europe and the Holy Land, a trip he took with a group of pious Christian sightseers. Together, they visited numerous holy sites in the Near East, including, "an Arab village ... where Noah's tomb lies under lock and key." Twain wrote, "Noah's tomb is built of stone and is covered with a long stone building. The building had to be long because the grave of the honored old navigator is two hundred and ten feet long! It is only about four feet high, though. He must have cast a shadow like a lightning rod. The proof that this is the genuine spot where Noah was buried can only be doubted by uncommonly incredulous people. The evidence is pretty straight. Shem, the son of Noah, was present at the burial, and showed the place to his descendants, who transmitted the knowledge to their descendants, and the lineal descendants of these introduced themselves to us today. It was pleasant to make the acquaintance of members of so respectable a family. It was a thing to be proud of. It was the next best thing to being acquainted with Noah himself."
I heard an archeologist on the radio years ago say that they have never opened an ancient Israelite grave that did not have a pagan idol in it! Sad testament to our human nature!
Have witnessed many things in the sky last couple years and started taking pictures couple years ago.Book of Ezekiel talks about ship's.Strongs concordance bible dictionary in Greek and Hebrew helps to understand.So glad I bought one couple years ago.E.Raymond Capt Lost tribes of Israel found and his other teachings are mind blowing.Cant figure out what his first name is I'm guessing Enoch?Just a guess.Look into rapture theory.💪😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am so grateful for Joel Kramer’s work. As far as I’m concerned, he is cooler than Indiana Jones.
That's a pretty low bar. Indiana Jones is made by Disney, the most evil company in the world.
@@TearDownThisWall ha! Well, I’m referring to the Indiana Jones from the first few movies. Before the strange and demented changes Disney made to everything. Either way, this guy is cooler.
@@Dominick_Francione Joel seeks truth, Disney destroys truth.
Joel Kramer's work has strengthened my faith immensely. Through my faith being fortified, I now have more facts and more DESIRE to minister to others. Well done, gentlemen.
Joel Kramer’s work is AWESOME!
The passion that came overflowing from Joel in the end is just amazing! Jesus wants more people like this. Let’s stay excited and passionate about our LORD! Let’s keep digging and have answers prepared for skeptics! God bless all of you ❤️
I love Joel and his work . It's so obvious that he's a child of GOD .GOD bless him . GOD bless n keep you brother
Joel continues to astound me. He is saturated by the Holy Spirit. His words and wisdom just leave me amazed. Mentioning the Bereans and how young archeologists need to have critical thinking skills and the ability of discernment in a post modern world. Wow.
I also recommend Kramer's video on how the prophecy about Babylon was fulfilled when he went there and compared the Biblical prophecy written in Scripture to what is Babylon right now. How accurately amazing was the Scripture.
Just type:
expedition Bible-exploring Babylon and the prophecies against her
Came back to this again.
Really great answers by Joel Kramer.
You got it!
Thank You Joel for your persistence in searching these things out.
Joel you are amazing man! So God given! Your are so knowledgeable! Thanks for sharing your journey!😍
👍👍. I really like Joel. He does amazing work and an excellent job of explaining things. I bought his book where God Came Down. Really enjoy his work.
He’s great!
This is sooooo good! Thank you Joel! You are both soooo credible, I can't wait to share this video to my "uber-intellectual" cousin who pooh-poohs the Bible as unimpressive and show him otherwise. Pls keep more of such videos coming, Sean!
Uber-intellectual 😂😂😂
One of my favorite pod casts you've done. Faith is belief in the the unseen, but its good to read his calling card.
That’s great to hear!
Wonderful, wonderful!!
God is our "plumbline"...our North...same yesterday, today and tomorrow 🙏.
Joel Kramer is an Archeologist Evangelist! Love it!
What a brilliant episode!! Praise God I found this ❤
Joel Kramer is a gem. Been LOVING his YT channel, Expedition Bible- entertaining and super edifying. 🙏🏼🙌❤️
A must see channel!
GOD'S will and what HE says is reality and stands forever .
Great interview! I enjoy all of Joel's films.
Absolutely amazing and fascinating. I could listen to Joel Kramer all day!
Thank you for this. More please!
Outstanding video! I have always believed that the Bible is an historical record. It’s exciting to see archeology supporting the validity of my beliefs.
Thanks so much for the very insightful show. I’m going to buy Joel’s book and can’t wait to read it!
I've been binge-watching Joel Kramer's videos on youtube....so good. And I'm reading his book too. I highly recommend it.
This man is annointed , called by our MOST HIGH GOD !
This is the most informative discussion on Biblical archeology I have ever heard.
God Bless you both.💛💛
Love how you work and think Joel and yes the Bible is true. Your awesome
thank you joel for your common sense and commitment to truth. may God send more and more like you in this field for his glory alone. amen, Lord we desire more of you, remains of records of all that you did.
🤍🙏✝️🤍Joel Kramer is doing amazing work and his illustrations help to bring more detail of the bible👍💯 Continue to do God's work Mr. Kramer and God bless you, I find to be so knowledgeable of the bible and archeology.
I have been looking forward to this ever since I saw it scheduled!
Then you might enjoy this: ruclips.net/video/3N0jHFnO9PA/видео.html
LOVE JOEL!!!!! Best guest ever! Love his stuff.
Fantastic interview and archeology ✝️👏
Very well put, Brother. Babylon means confusion... this brings light to the Book of Revelation's passages regarding Mystery Babylon. Amen?
Love you kids!
Joel's youtube channel ROCKS.
My question to Joel would be, what is your explanation of the objects that Ron Wyatt found at the bottom of the Red Sea? I agree that gold is a poor metal to make chariot wheels from, but could they have been gold laden? How do you explain the encrusted features in the shape of chariot wheels and chariot hubs? How do you explain the pillars that mark the crossing site? All of which are on the path one would likely take from Egypt in route to Mount Sinai, fitting perfectly with the Exodus story.
Joel is the best one to ask....that story is a money making scam.
@@brendagifford1707 Really, Joel is the best one to ask? At the risk of worshipping at the alter of Joel Kramer, I’d like to keep an open mind. Yeshua (Jesus) gave me a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7) in which to question and test all things for truth according to His word. Are you saying that I should take Joel’s word for it and be done? No disrespect to Joel, but he is not God. He is a man like me, and we are both called to test the scriptures (1 Thessalonians 5:21). As for your claim that this is a money making scam, I don’t think Ron Wyatt died a rich man. At least, not monetarily speaking.
Or the columns erected by Solomon on each shore mentioned in the Bible, or the sand turned to glass at Neweiba beach where they crossed, or the underwater topography showing the land bridge or....this man is just ignorant about everything but archaeology, which is fine, I just wish he would focus on that and not give opinions about things he is clearly ignorant.
When is part three? So good!
I could listen to Joel for days. I will relisten to both interviews. Thank you both, so much!
I just ordered your book "Where God Came Down" and am very excited to be able to read it. Thanks for the book and these interviews with Sean.
Are there pictures in this book?
@@karinrempel5862 It is filled with pictures, diagrams and maps that help you visualize the written information and gain perspective in linking the many archaeological sites with the Bible and each other. Enjoy!
Sean-I love your videos but have noticed in most of them your audio is too low in volume and needs some EQ adjusting. Can you please get an audio person to help you resolve this? I think you could fix this with a mixer between your mic and audio interface. Thanks and keep up creating all the great videos. LOVE your work! Have been watching many of your videos in my Tuesday Apologetics group and have been blessed so much by them!
If you have him on again, I want to ask archeology regarding the City of Nain. I'm wondering if we have any written records from there, and if any of the extra-biblical witnesses have any significant things to say about Nain. Thank you!
This video was super helpful. Thank you.
Thank you guys this is great a map wpukd have been gr8
Fascinating! Thank you both for this
I love Joel Kramer's answer to what is his best archaeological evidence for the Bible? It's just everywhere. Great podcast.
Vwry informative. I have watched a lot of Joel's videos lately very good
This was great! One thing, Sean could you turn up your mic some? Your mic is somewhat quieter than your guest.
Very interesting, thank you!
Joel is awesome
Great stuff!! Thank you so much. Makes me want to travel to these sights👍☺
Esther, it will completely revolutionize your life.
I missed the live broadcast but loved listening to Joel.
What I had heard on the chariot wheel is that it was a standard chariot wheel with gold plating but all that remained was the plating, the entire wheel was not made out of gold.
Exactly, the Bible also talks about Choice chariots in Exodus 14
Also, he took six hundred choice chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt with captains over every one of them.
Exodus 14:7 NKJV
To me that sounds like they were special "forces" or elite which would gold plated wheels stand out
Total scam...money making story
The chariot wheels are a complete hoax, the same person who made that "discovery" also allegedly found Noah's Ark and like eight other major finds in the space of ten years. Just not possible. Also, he never had his find substantiated or peer-reviewed.
I enjoyed this interview. Thank you.
AWESOME talk and Q/A it is so amazing to hear this evidence from archeology!
It wasn't evidence. It was his misrepresenting the historical evidence that goes against the biblical story
Marrow west? How is that spelled?
I’d love to look into this. Fascinating
The place near Sudan, referencing the Yahweh inscription
Thank you for helping!!!
WOW, how is 1406 the late 15th century? I need to see it on a time-line I guess. I have to think about A.D. century dates too. Thanks for these evidentiary vids Sean.
Awesome!
I know I’m taking this verse out of context, but I keep thinking of what Jesus said during the triumphal entry: “the stones will cry out.”
Amagine if he had known of the Curse tablet released in March 2022. The inscription of YHW from Joshua's altar.
Very informative interview
Have Joel back please!!!
Thank you very much and may YHVH bless you both guys. In order to gain knowledge on the real pronunciation of the Name of YHVH you should check the work of Dr. Nehemiah Gordon, he really has a case in favor of the Scriptures confirming the pronunciation is YeHoVaH, with more than 1700 instances of the vowels found in codices and fragments both, from the jewish sources and early judeo-christian sources in Hebrew. YaHWeH would actually be a mistake introduced by early scholar Gesenius based on samaritan sources, but Hebrew sources know the name is really יְהֹוָה (YeHoVaH), this is also a great novelty from Casiodoro Reina, the first spanish translator of the Bible from its original sources, He introduced the spanish form Jehová, which matches the pronunciation of the vowels as we still have today in the Spanish Reina-Valera Bible, although spanish suffered a major change in the pronunciation of the letter "J", but in english or portuguese the sound is pretty much more similar as the original sound of the hebrew letter Yod, so the name of our beloved Father is really pronounced YeHoVaH.
''That's awesome'' Sean is easily ''awed''.
He worships an awesome God!!
Just curious has the memorial that Moses built when the Israelites crossed the Red Sea ever been found?
How does this location (at 17:36) for Sodom & Gomorrah compare to a site being presented on the RUclips channel for HolyLandSite? Pastor Mike Fink? Or archaeologist Steven Collins and his suggusted site? I love your presentation and details. But it would help for you to point out various conflicting claims and the best evidence to support the one you are putting forward for Sodom & Gomorrah. It is hard for a lay person like me without knowledge on archaeology to track with all of the Internet info and claims. Maybe this could be another presentation with Sean? Would love that!
Great suggestion, thanks!
lol, the host McDowell nods along agreeably with all this, without any pushback at all.
For that, check out Viced Rhino here: ruclips.net/video/3N0jHFnO9PA/видео.html
Thank you!
Titus has much the same story. He published peer reviewed paper and got video, so hopefully all the attention will get this in front of the public.
Didn't Ron Wyatt find Noah's Ark in Turkey, on the side of the mountains?!
He did. And I think the evidence he showed proved it. The compelling evidence for me was not just the Ark itself, but the grave stone of Noah’s wife depicting the Ark, the family of 8 that came off it, and the rainbow as a sign of God’s covenant. Then you have all the anchor stones that are in the area of the Ark. Very compelling evidence, I think.
Ron Wyatt says he has 'found' every biblical artifact you can name.
... Wyatt found Noah's ark between the mountains of Ararat. It is still in Turkey and is now in place as a Turkish National Park. Noah in Turkish is Nuh.
No. Because Ron Wyatt was a faker and literally no archaeologist supports his claims. Including fellow biblical archaeologists.
iIn all the information I have seen or heard on the red sea crossing I have never heard of gold chariot wheels. Most of what I have heard is not from Ron Wyett either.
Thank you 🙂
Sean you are barely audible. I hope there's spomething you can do about that. Your content is amazing: very informative & fascinating.
Ron Wyatt’s discoveries are a good and place to start.
No, they are false claims. Joel explained in this video.
@@amyhenningsgard8618 I kindly disagree
They are false
According to Dr. Nehemiah Gordon (an orthodox) the name is known but the vowels have been kept secret until recently. The Yod Hey Vav Hey is all the same. What is different is the unknown vowels…. it’s Yehovah (Jehovah in English)
I would have wanted Joel to explain why he discounts Ron Wyatt's Noah's Ark. They've now down the scans on it which seem to show timber and metal within the structure exactly where one would expect? I understand that Ron Wyatt suposedly found many things and many have been found to be false, but I remain quite convinced about Noah's ark after the scans they did on it...
Why is John Kramer not acknowledging that Noah's ark was found in the mountains south of Mt. Ararat & the gov of Turkey's acknowlegdement of Ron Wyatt's discovery?
No sure if I misunderstood Joel Kramer but I got the impression that he repudiates several of the generally held Exodus evidence discovery reports. How do lay men know who to believe these days? What about the work and reports of Historical Faith Society and other groups like them? What’s the litmus test we should apply?
The answer about the bible is yes there has been discovered in the Dead Sea Scrolls that the Masoretic text was changed. The Septuagent which is the Old Testament,was translated into Greek in the 2nd century BC. The Masoretic text was redone by a group of Rabbis after that. It is mentioned in the Talmud exactly when this occurred, somewhere around the 1st century AD. What was changed has to do with the division of the nations after Babel. The Masoretic text says the nations were divided according to the sons of Israel. However,it would be years before Abram was called by God to be the first Hebrew. The Septuagent states the nations were divided according to the Sons of God,bene elohim,which means angels,not humans. The Dead Sea Scrolls agree with the Septuagent.
That date is pretty on the dot....Glory to our Christ
Sean, turn your volume on.
My question for Dr. Kramer: does he open doors in an abrupt fashion and then awkwardly stumble in?
Seinfeld reference, 1000 kudos!
Joel please do a whole vid about ron wytt, if his stuff is obviously wrong and stupid then people need to know, this stuff as you know are way more popular than real archeology, an in-depth debunk video would be hughly helpful to critically thinking christians
Thanks so much for this!
For the misinformation?
@@edgarmatzinger9742 I wonder which bit you're thinking of?
@@biddiemutter3481 Everything? The story of Jericho in the bible doesn't match up with reality.
So many people from all walks of life are not truth seekers. They are happy to believe a lie against the evidence because it makes them feel good and/or fits in with their world view.
This is the best kind of apologetics... where the evidence speaks for itself!! Awesome discussion! Please have Joel on again soon and frequently! God bless you both for making this incredibly important and impactful information available!
What evidence, a bunch of made up stories and assumptions? I guess evidence means something else to cult members?
@@deeschoe1245 A burned city with 100’s of thousands of human skeletons where Sodom and Gomorrah were described in the Bible is not evidence? There were multiple examples of evidence in this video. You may interpret the evidence any way you like. But to deny that it is evidence is just intellectually dishonest. And to resort to claiming someone that thinks differently than you is in a cult is just intellectually lazy.
The Bible places Sodom and Gomorrah in the region of the Dead Sea, between what are now Israel and Jordan in the Middle East. Harris spent a decade working in the area. He became convinced the conditions there were right for a huge earthquake that would trigger a massive landslide. So complete would be the destruction, the event would pass into folklore.
No god needed, or proven to do anything, and your book writing about it after it happened is not a prophecy! Speaking of lazy, believing in bulkshit is your cults schtick, not science!
@@deeschoe1245 I’m not sure where anyone claimed proof of anything. The original comment was in regards to evidence. To which you incorrectly asserted that there was none. Of course evidence does not equal proof. Every court case has evidence on both sides. Is it ever proven that a defendant is guilty and innocent? Of course not. Sodom and Gomorrah is not prophecy. It is included in the books of history, not prophecy. You are extrapolating a lot of stuff that has nothing to do with the conversation.
@@jordanr1860 then your claim it was a prophecy is out the window as well. Thanks for clearing up nothing!
So thankful for Joel's thoughts on the Shroud of Turin. For a long time I have wondered why no one discussing the Shroud of Turning ever address the problem of John 20:7, that Jesus's face cloth was a separate piece of material and that the Shroud doesn't match the Biblical description of burial wrappings.
Dwayne Antonio Riojas Blood Desedant of Moses. Who became TUTMOSES I.
Actually it was gold played wheels not solid gold. No one said they were made of gold.the other chariots were coral formations that were shaped like axels abd wheels
So, the existence of New York demonstrates that truth of Spider Man's existence. Right?
It does??! Who knew?
8:14 not the Merneptah Stele?
@Sean I understand we can dismiss Ron Wyatt on the Ark of the Covenant and Jesus's blood dripping on the Mercy seat and gold chariot wheels in Red Sea because others haven't found them ... but what about Mt Sinai being in Saudi Arabia and the Split Rock, Altar of Golden Calf, etc. which even seems to be witnessed by others too with their own photos and videos ?
AV, I think the rock of our Foundation is Christ, alone. I've followed those claims for years, but now hold onto them lightly, I just don't know..
@AV, is it reasonable to assume that ancient people observed natural formations (mountains with black tops, split rocks, Elijah's cave, etc.) and wrote stories to fit what they observed? Much like how 'prophecies' were retrofitted to OT passages taken out of context and misrepresented?
What are the odds that Ron Wyatt (a nurse anesthetist) who had no formal training in archaeology would find EVERYTHING that confirms the Bible? If the stories about Ron Wyatt are to be believed, he is the single most accomplished archaeologist who ever lived. Ron was a self-appointed archaeologist just like Saul/Paul was a self-appointed apostle. He was not a scientist, he never published any of his "finds" in a peer-reviewed archaeology journal. He never made any of his supposed discoveries available for trained archaeologists to examine.
People write stories to explain what they observe according to their own bias. The Israelites had a highly inflated view of who they were in relation to their specific god and the Bible is a product of that. Do you take the Bible literally, that everything written in it is true and that it is historically pristine?
@@cindychristman8708 interesting thought .. so if we do not find evidence for something, then we can conclude that its false. If we find evidence, then we can conclude ancient people made stories to fit that so called evidence.
So if we can just dismiss the claims of Ron Wyatt just because he was a nurse anesthetist and a self-appointed archaeologist who had no formal training in archaeology, you must be a formally trained archaeologist who first made these judgements in your peer-reviewed archaeology journal.
@@AnubPhilip As an example, there is no evidence for Jews being enslaved in Egypt, nor for them wandering in a desert the size of Rhode Island for 40 years and if that had truly happened I would expect there to be evidence. Since there isn't, I tentatively conclude that it's false.
I look at the "evidence" for chariot wheels (actually it's one wheel which has since disappeared or was lost somehow) and ask what's more likely, what's more reasonable? Is it more likely that Ron planted it, is it more likely that what he saw was 'table coral', what's more likely, that Ron found chariot wheels at a depth of 200 feet with scuba gear that was designed to go only to 100 feet? And heaven forbid one of those wheels should fall off a ship mid-voyage. How do you or Ron even know this is the right location and not the Sea of Reeds?
When I look at Noah's Ark, how likely is it that wood would survive for 4000 years? As to wood and metal being found, isn't it more likely that these are the remains of ancient mountain shelters, and that the "boat-shaped" object is a natural formation? Read articles in Answers in Genesis and Debunking Christianity (5/31/2008) for critiques and rebuttals to Ron's 'research'.
I trust the experts in the field that attempt to be as objective as possible and aren't led by their biases. Ron went into these expeditions with a foregone conclusion and was looking for evidence to confirm. That's not how archaeology or history is done.
@@cindychristman8708 I would have tried to hear what you had to say but you yourself just said I should not give an ear to any self-appointed archaeologist. So are these statements of your been already peer-reviewed in an archaeology journal ?
When u say that they found this text east of Egypt isn’t that quite far from Israel. I thot their wanderings for 40 years were not a large vast area.
I would like to see Joel's response to the revent archeological discoveries at Tall el-Hammam Sodom, Jordan. That site seems to match more closely to the Biblical description of Sodom and Gomorrah.
@dylanmilks perhaps this paper will interest you. Search Biblical Problems with Identifying Tall el-Hammam as Sodom Answers in Genesis.
"Saint" Helena (the mother of the first Roman Emperor who was Christian, Constantine) lived about 300 years after Jesus' day. "Way back then, Helena traveled all over Palestine and was always fortunate. Whenever [she] found a thing mentioned in her Bible, Old or New Testament, she would go and search for that thing and never stop until she found it. If it was Adam, she would find Adam's grave; if it was the Ark of Noah, she would find the Ark; if it was Goliath or Joshua, she would find their graves." [Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad]
Helena found the copper plate that Pilate had nailed to the top of her Savior's cross, and upon which Pilate had written, "This is the King of the Jews." She also found the three crosses upon which Christ and the two thieves were crucified, and the exact spot of the crucifixion, and the very spot where the soldiers divided the rainment of the Saviour, not to mention the tomb of Melchizadek (an Old Testament prophet), and the rift in the rock made by the earthquake (mentioned only in Matthew) at the time of Jesus' Crucifixion. And she founded churches to commemorate such discoveries.
Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad tells the true story of his trip to Europe and the Holy Land, a trip he took with a group of pious Christian sightseers. Together, they visited numerous holy sites in the Near East, including, "an Arab village ... where Noah's tomb lies under lock and key." Twain wrote, "Noah's tomb is built of stone and is covered with a long stone building. The building had to be long because the grave of the honored old navigator is two hundred and ten feet long! It is only about four feet high, though. He must have cast a shadow like a lightning rod. The proof that this is the genuine spot where Noah was buried can only be doubted by uncommonly incredulous people. The evidence is pretty straight. Shem, the son of Noah, was present at the burial, and showed the place to his descendants, who transmitted the knowledge to their descendants, and the lineal descendants of these introduced themselves to us today. It was pleasant to make the acquaintance of members of so respectable a family. It was a thing to be proud of. It was the next best thing to being acquainted with Noah himself."
I heard an archeologist on the radio years ago say that they have never opened an ancient Israelite grave that did not have a pagan idol in it! Sad testament to our human nature!
I think Mr Kramer needs to look into the Turin Shroud a bit more before he makes any judgements about it.
heve you seen anyting about Ron wyatt?
This was excellent. Thank you.
Have witnessed many things in the sky last couple years and started taking pictures couple years ago.Book of Ezekiel talks about ship's.Strongs concordance bible dictionary in Greek and Hebrew helps to understand.So glad I bought one couple years ago.E.Raymond Capt Lost tribes of Israel found and his other teachings are mind blowing.Cant figure out what his first name is I'm guessing Enoch?Just a guess.Look into rapture theory.💪😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I wish Sean could fix his volume. I can't hear him at all. I can hear Joel clearly, though.
The palace without rival sounds like the French nonpareil or an old English nonesuch.