ORIGINS of NEPHILIM, Giants, Noah's Flood, Plato's Atlantis & Sons of God,

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2023
  • Step into the captivating world of biblical origins as we take you on an illuminating expedition. Prepare to be astounded as we connect the dots between Mesopotamian and Greek mythology, unveiling the enigmatic secrets of Genesis. Brace yourself for an enthralling ride through the video "Unlocking Mysteries: Sons of God, Giants of Old, Noah's Epic Flood & Plato's Lost Atlantis."
    With razor-sharp analysis and witty commentary, we plunge deep into the tales of Cain and Abel, the Garden of Eden, and the Great Flood, drawing mesmerizing parallels with their Greek counterparts with Plato's Atlantis. Witness the fascinating interplay of Greek myths and biblical traditions, where ancient narratives converge and diverge in ways you've never imagined.
    As the Genesis pages unfold before us, prepare to have your preconceptions challenged and your curiosity ignited. We leave you with more questions than answers, inspiring you to seek the truth with an inquisitive spirit and a skeptical mind. Could it be that the author of Genesis drew inspiration from none other than Plato himself, infusing the text with a dash of creativity from the great philosopher?
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Комментарии • 538

  • @cheeseman417
    @cheeseman417 Год назад +5

    I think we should give Inky-do his own series!
    "inky inky-do, ..where are you?, we have some myths to bust now!"😂😂 ohh yeah!

  • @ygolonacable
    @ygolonacable 10 месяцев назад +2

    "Who told you you were naked? is one of my favorite verses in the Bible.

  • @johnnehrich9601
    @johnnehrich9601 Год назад +21

    Have you ever done an episode on just the Elephantine papyri? I think they are the pin that holds all these ideas together in the right sequence.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +12

      That will get discussed my friend. I plan on covering this in depth.

  • @marijaokic2427
    @marijaokic2427 Год назад +33

    I appreciate it very much that you are making more and more of such documentary videos. I think you are doing an excellent job. Regards.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +3

      Thank you!

    • @ginaibisi777
      @ginaibisi777 11 месяцев назад

      Pelasgians
      "Barbarians" Illyrians Albanians, the whole myths of the Greeks are the Pelasgians reality.😂😂😂

    • @lovesees4320
      @lovesees4320 11 месяцев назад

      👍

    • @jmc8076
      @jmc8076 3 месяца назад

      @@ginaibisi777
      Curious so I searched. Summary of one article by Livius org:
      “It seems that Herodotus considers the Pelasgians of his own age as the remains of the older Pelasgians, and although Thucydides seems to accept this, it is just an opinion. We cannot be certain.”
      Also seems he could’ve simply meant "earlier people.’

    • @ginaibisi777
      @ginaibisi777 3 месяца назад

      @jmc8076 The ones who knew to write in Ancient times are the ones that wrote the history to their own liking, especially the mythological stories 🤣🤣🤣

  • @iciek
    @iciek Год назад +39

    Lovely documentary. Wish I'd come across it decades ago.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +5

      You and me both!

    • @raya.p.l5919
      @raya.p.l5919 Год назад

      ❤All sheep black and white are allowed level 1 portion of youth longevity digestion an self beauty Jesus energy. Tonight at 11 15 eastren. Negative energy will creep out yr feet tell it's time. Then u decide.

    • @jimaforwood743
      @jimaforwood743 11 месяцев назад +1

      I always chk the comments before I watch something more than 10 minutes . And comments like yours are so useful . Thank you I love this story! ❤

  • @richardturner5594
    @richardturner5594 Год назад +4

    Plato wrote his 4th Century bce Poems Timaeus and Critias after Kritias told of his (Platos) relative Solon , (law giver of the Athenians) being the first Greek to go to Egypt in the 7 Century bce . While there he stayed for some time to learn from some Priests at the Temple if Satet (on Elephantine Island in the Nile, where it splits) , there the history of the Earth was recorded on the walls . Solon was extremely welcomed because he was Athenian , (but not for reasons he assumed ) as he began to tell his known beginning of Athens the Priest Sonchise laughed ! Saying Greeks were like children , so young . He then corrected Solon and his Athens lineage. Then explained the Greatest Civilization was from Athens , the Athens that his Athens was before the World was mostly destroyed by a one of many Great Floods that occur along with Great Fires to restart civilizations . He learned these ancient Athenians were battling these Atlantians whose former Noble Empire became evil and tried to conquer the rest of the world , before disappearing below the Sea in a single day and night during a Great cataclism ! They described its occurrence as 9,000 years before , now 11, 600 years or the end of the YDB ( Now thought to be result of several Comet fragments , either impacting or air bursting , over the 2 mile thick Laurentide Ice Sheets) , ending the Ice Age in about 3 weeks time , while raising Global Oceans 420 that quick !

    • @nbenefiel
      @nbenefiel 6 месяцев назад

      Interesting that the sole mention of Atlantis came from Plato. There has been no mention of it found in any of the copious Egyptian records. If Atlantis had totally controlled the Mediterranean, you’d think someone other than Plato might have memories of it.

  • @berts558
    @berts558 Год назад +19

    All these texts could have also been accessed in the Babylonian exile as well as the stories of Atlantis could have in fact been taken from The Source that's Solon Plato's ancestor gathered the material originally

    • @Eastra3
      @Eastra3 11 месяцев назад +5

      There is a reason most of the Old Testament books are originally in Hebrew. Many of them were already written before Greek occupation of Israel/Judah. Now the Mediterranean civilizations, like the Phoenicians, Minoan, etc, were well and strong before any of the Jewish scriptures were written, but Plato didn’t exist yet. So while the New Testament may have borrowed from Greece or Rome, it’s very difficult to argue that the Torah would have borrowed from Plato.

  • @katharsis_London
    @katharsis_London 4 месяца назад +2

    One way of looking at it is to think of a pearl, which starts as a grain of sand around which calcium carbonate layers form as an immune response to the irritant until the pearl no longer resembles the speck that started it. Many legends have developed in this way, from the tale of the blind bard Homer onwards.
    Price believes that early Christianity was influenced by MiddleEastern myths about dying and rising deities that survived into the Greek and Roman periods. One was a Sumerian legend, ‘The Descent of Inanna’, which tells of the queen of heaven who attends an underworld funeral only to get killed by demons and hung from a hook like a piece of meat. Three days later, however, she’s rescued, rises from the dead, and returns to the land of the living.
    The outlaw and thief Robert Hod was fined for failing to appear in court in York in 1225 and a year later he reappeared in the court record, still at large. This could be the grain of sand that begat Robin Hood, whom many people assumed to have been a historical figure whose legend grew over the centuries. Robin started as a forest yeoman but morphed into a nobleman. He was later inserted into 12th-century history with King Richard the Lionheart and Prince John (earlier versions had Edward I), along with his ever-expanding band of outlaws. By the 16th century, he and his Merry Men had mutated from lovable rascals to rebels with a cause who ‘tooke from rich to give the poor’.
    The Jesus story likewise developed fresh layers over time. At the start of the common era, there may well have been several iconoclastic Jewish preachers, and one of them got up the noses of the Romans, who killed him. Soon his legend grew. New attributes and views were ascribed to him until, eventually, he became the heroic figure of the Messiah and son of God with his band of 12 not-so-merry men. The original grain of sand is less significant than most assume. The interesting bit is how it grew.
    aeon.co/essays/why-the-son-of-god-story-is-built-on-mythology-not-history.

  • @OffRampTourist
    @OffRampTourist 8 месяцев назад +1

    I much prefer these recent documentaries to most of the earlier interviews. Great work!

  • @pkats9093
    @pkats9093 Год назад +4

    Fascinating information! Definitely interested in hearing more about Dr. Gmirkin’s work. It’s also cool that his last name sounds like a LOTR character!
    Well done

  • @J3nJ3nl0llip0p
    @J3nJ3nl0llip0p Год назад +4

    The opening theme music is lovely!

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +1

      Thank you ❤

    • @Mikri90
      @Mikri90 Год назад

      It's from a video game, The Witcher 3 (made after fantasy novels by the Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski) . You can find the entire soundtrack on youtube. It has hours of great music.

  • @hugh_jasso
    @hugh_jasso Год назад +3

    In Academia it's understood that the 2 to 3 versions of the different tales stem from the different groups that told/wrote them, and why the stories sometimes repeat but often vary in the details.

  • @ErikWilbury
    @ErikWilbury Год назад +4

    This looks to be epic!

  • @celticbabs3105
    @celticbabs3105 Год назад +10

    Your videos are amazing! The quality is superb and I love the Witcher 3 OST you use. I can only imagine how many long hours/days you put it into each presentation after all the long days of researching!
    May I make a humble suggestion? Do you think you might be able to put chapter marks on your videos to make it easier to go click into certain sections to view them again? If not, I understand. Thank you for all you do!

  • @DeborahForell-db6gb
    @DeborahForell-db6gb Год назад +12

    Q.How would you describe the Bible?
    A."Super Greek...Super Greek...Super Greeky..."
    *twirls away in Toga with backup singers*😂
    Loved the video😎💃

  • @Antonio-hs7gi
    @Antonio-hs7gi Год назад +3

    Thank you for taking the time to make these videos

  • @bortiz11
    @bortiz11 Год назад +3

    Very interesting and composed. Thanks!!! So much information.

  • @johnmichaelson9173
    @johnmichaelson9173 10 месяцев назад +1

    These kinda videos are really good, absolutely fascinating. Well done Derek, many thanks.

  • @heidismutti
    @heidismutti Год назад +26

    This is so well organized. I think it's helpful to plug all of these texts in together to get a fuller picture of what was going on at the time. When I was in parochial school, Genesis was portrayed as being the most ancient, prehistorical, the literal beginning. When you can collate it with the other myths, the true picture emerges. Once you realize Genesis is the story of a Babylonian hunting garden and the slaves that cheated death when they ate some fruit, it starts to make sense. Thanks again for another slick and concise video that I can point someone to when they have questions.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +2

      Thank you for that compliment ☺️! I'm glad it was clear and concise!

    • @mohann2007
      @mohann2007 Год назад +1

      Am I going to be the only insufferable prick to complain about the sound edit? I guess so, but it's with a good intention.

    • @chey7773
      @chey7773 9 месяцев назад +1

      How were they slaves who ate some fruit? When they them selves said the garden of eden was paradise. That doesn't seem like slavery to me.

    • @chey7773
      @chey7773 9 месяцев назад +1

      Where do you get the idea that they cheated death by eating some fruit?? Which gnostic texts says this?? The opposite is actually true, they ate certain fruit and were given to death...

    • @heidismutti
      @heidismutti 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@chey7773 god told them they would die if they ate it. He did not smite them, merely booted them out. This is not Gnostic texts, this is Genesis.

  • @thefnaffan2
    @thefnaffan2 Год назад +1

    Another great video put together.

  • @spidertheateo4344
    @spidertheateo4344 Год назад +6

    That’s the thing that wrecked my brain about where did he find his wife?

    • @jimbobaggans1564
      @jimbobaggans1564 Год назад +1

      As a child, I asked that question during a jehovah witness Bible study. Geeze did I ever create a stir. Nothing I was told made any sense. I just had to stop asking questions and accept their explanation.

  • @kennethbrettel8762
    @kennethbrettel8762 Год назад +2

    The new theory simplified what cannot be possibly understood by normal reading of the early scriptures. It's perfectly logical😊

  • @cosmiclunch8571
    @cosmiclunch8571 Год назад +3

    Love the witcher 3 music in the background!!

  • @Jippa_33
    @Jippa_33 11 месяцев назад

    Great video! A lot of thoughtful points

  • @Toshiinori
    @Toshiinori Год назад

    I love the spirit here
    I’m vibin with it, but every now and then the editing catches me off guard and I almost spit out my drink and die laughing 😂

  • @not2zen
    @not2zen 7 месяцев назад

    Very good information, I just found this channel and it’s good,keep up the good work guys.

  • @js1423
    @js1423 Год назад +2

    Dr. Amar Annus would be a awesome guest to be interview about the Nephilim!

  • @mdug7224
    @mdug7224 Год назад +4

    Fabulous content! (And, my suspicions regarding the connection between Greek mythology and Genesis are not so wild after all!)

    • @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin
      @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin 8 месяцев назад

      WE WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THE MISTERY OF THE UNIVERSE, THATS WHY IT IS CALL THE DEVINE, WE ARE HUMANS, FEW WERE SELECTED LIKE ENOCH, NOAH, MOSES. GOD BLESS AND MAY THE FORCE BE WITH U TO SAVE HUMANITY.

    • @Charliebronson19852
      @Charliebronson19852 5 месяцев назад

      lol sure, your predictions. These connections have been made long before you were alive. Trust me, they aren’t your predictions.

    • @mdug7224
      @mdug7224 5 месяцев назад

      @@Charliebronson19852 strawmaning pointlessly. I said suspicions. I am learning and had suspicions based on what I had learnt so far. This reinforced my suspicions. If you can't read my comment properly, what then of your own skills?

    • @Charliebronson19852
      @Charliebronson19852 5 месяцев назад

      @@mdug7224 lol you obviously don’t know what straw man arguments mean but keep on keeping on I suppose. I read yours just fine, you’re implying that you haven’t heard this argument until this video which is literally impossible if you have even the slightest interest in ancient history and religions.

    • @mdug7224
      @mdug7224 5 месяцев назад

      @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin Noah? Do you mean the guy based on Utnapishtim? I will break it to you that Exodus never happened. Both Christian and Jewish archaeologists went looking and found zero evidence. Sorry. That's a fact.

  • @joykelley8671
    @joykelley8671 Год назад +2

    Excellent work yet again!

  • @nbenefiel
    @nbenefiel Год назад +8

    If there was a world wide flood it probably happened at the end of the ice age, around 12,000 years ago. The great herds were dying and people were gathering around the coastlines. When the glaciers melted the sea levels rose about 400 feet, erasing the coasts and sending low lying land under water. Gilgamesh predates Noah by centuries. The idea that Noah had all animals on his ark is silly. Where would he find polar bears and what would he have fed them?

    • @uwewinkler2820
      @uwewinkler2820 11 месяцев назад +4

      2 polar bears 2 skunks 2 pigs 2 mosquitos 2 tigers 2 kanguruhs 2 crocodiles the list is endless ...... native Americans been there for more than 10.000 years what about the Australian natives ? lol

    • @gerardchisolm8605
      @gerardchisolm8605 6 месяцев назад +1

      @nbenefiel I'd like to state that you make a lot of sense and you to be rational and logical. You should get yourself a RUclips channel, I would definitely watch and listen. After watching some of this bible based stuff, it seems sense isn't all that common!

    • @YuckFouTube2
      @YuckFouTube2 6 месяцев назад

      Dr. Billy Carson has some theories about this. They might of taken animal DNA, or possibly taken the animals from the immediate area and rest of the animals had to face the flood by themselves. All interesting imo and hopefully God will reveal the complete truth at some point

    • @nbenefiel
      @nbenefiel 6 месяцев назад

      @@YuckFouTube2 We know the truth. There was no worldwide flood. The ancient Hebrews did not know about DNA. Life on this planet evolved over 5 billion years.

    • @nbenefiel
      @nbenefiel 6 месяцев назад

      @@YuckFouTube2 Ancient people did not know about DNA. Even today we can not recreate an extinct animal from DNA. There was no worldwide flood. A flood covering the Himalayas would have destroyed all mammals on the planet including humans.It takes a minimum of 500 breeding pairs to prevent a species from going extinct. Whom do you think Noah’s kids and grandkids married? Siblings? First cousins? It’s a myth.It’s based on the epic of Gilgamesh. Back before TV people sat around fires at night, telling stories. The better the story, the longer it lasted. Do you believe Athena emerged full grown from the head of Zeus? These are stories.

  • @annemariededekind6271
    @annemariededekind6271 Год назад +1

    Derek, this is fantastic. Thanks a million!!!

  • @venkataponnaganti
    @venkataponnaganti Год назад +3

    I liked it for its integration of mythical stories.

  • @MettleHurlant
    @MettleHurlant Год назад +1

    Your thumbnails are looking great! I look forward to new videos just to see them.

  • @rhecb
    @rhecb Год назад +2

    Excellent work Derek

  • @zamolxezamolxe8131
    @zamolxezamolxe8131 Год назад

    Aaaahhh "silver for monsters" at 9:25! I love it!!!

  • @wandamundy1759
    @wandamundy1759 Год назад +1

    Ever since i first learned (at age 16 - 58 yrs ago) - that what we know as The King James version of The Holy Bible was "constructed" with the same sort of political expediency as was the Holy Roman Empire . . . coupled with having taken two previous years of History that had centred on the Phoenicians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans - i've been fascinated by this stuff.
    My cousin, Marsha, is an ordained Anglican Priest in Montréal, Que (Canada), and over the years we've had some interesting conversations about the Church's "pragmatism" -as i've seen documentaries such as "When The Moors Ruled Spain," and "Three Faiths, One God." I've taken a course of studies in Comparative Religions, and have read several of the "Holy Books" (The Bible, The Kyballion, The Baghavad Gita, The Qur'an, etc. - and continue to be endlessly fascinated by these histories.
    Thanks for these documentaries that pique my curiosity.(which continues to drive me - even at this age). Really love them.

    • @nbenefiel
      @nbenefiel 6 месяцев назад +1

      Back when dinosaurs walked the planet, I attended a Jesuit University. I read the Bible in Greek and Latin and the 30+ volume Anchor Bible in which two lines of text are followed by 3 pages of footnotes. The King James Version of the Bible is a poor translation of the Latin Vulgate which was a mediocre translation of the original Greek. As an example of 17th century English literature, it is beautiful. As an actual translation of the Bible, it sux.

  • @erinaltstadt4234
    @erinaltstadt4234 Год назад +8

    Thank you, I would love to learn more about the origins of Yahweh

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +2

      I plan on covering that as far as possible in the future.

    • @britaom3299
      @britaom3299 Год назад +5

      In the meantime, Justin Sledge (on his Esoterica RUclips channel) did a video 4 months back entitled "Who is Yahweh - How a Warrior-Storm God became the God of the Israelites and World Monotheism." Might be interested in that.
      ruclips.net/video/mdKst8zeh-U/видео.html

    • @heidismutti
      @heidismutti Год назад +2

      @@britaom3299 I’m a big fan of Esoterica, and that video is awesome.

    • @kitaro2902
      @kitaro2902 Год назад

      ​@@MythVisionPodcastas far as possible? 😅 Yahweh hacked your account or..? 😂

  • @cloipto
    @cloipto Год назад +1

    This is amazing for me on my path, thanks for your time and effort, appreciated, is it true that plato was initiated in Egypt and in elysian rites. If so, he could have had a vision he turned into myth and legend. Thanks

  • @irakliskazantzidis1147
    @irakliskazantzidis1147 Год назад +1

    nice your research!but in 38:00 its good to don't forget the war, between Atlanteans and Greeks...or the war Poseidon with Athena..

  • @dreadnaught2406
    @dreadnaught2406 Год назад

    Banger video Derek!

  • @jamescrawley7993
    @jamescrawley7993 Год назад +1

    I have to say this video is quite informative material here. That is for certain!

  • @altheagordon430
    @altheagordon430 Год назад

    Thank you ,I really appreciate your videos.

  • @adeifeoluwajolaosho3586
    @adeifeoluwajolaosho3586 Год назад

    3:06 does anyone know the title or the source for the song?

  • @Deutsch_Amerikan
    @Deutsch_Amerikan Год назад +4

    Derek you are awesome man! You are a fantastic interviewer and it is great to see your channel grow so fast! I subbed a few months ago when you were around 70k subs. Great work and I love your videos! Your quality is amazing and just keeps getting better and better.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +2

      Seriously I appreciate amazing people like who comment such positivity.

    • @Deutsch_Amerikan
      @Deutsch_Amerikan Год назад +1

      @@MythVisionPodcast Derek I know this sounds cliche, you are doing such important work, you are holding the ropes against a mighty belief system that has been around for thousands of years causing much bloodshed and division amongst mankind. I have a few projects I am working on that is impacting my finances and I would love to support you in that way, but for now I am liking your vids and recommending your channel to fellow deconstructioners that need your info. Keep up the good work Derek!

  • @michaelmcgee8543
    @michaelmcgee8543 Год назад +1

    Enjoyed!

  • @Bluesoteric
    @Bluesoteric Год назад

    That intro is haunting bro'!

  • @annwood6812
    @annwood6812 Год назад +3

    Very very interesting, thank you! I'm going to have to watch this again. I don't think the timeline works, but the ideas certainly make sense. Genesis seems to have been written prior to the birth of Plato.

    • @stevep2448
      @stevep2448 11 месяцев назад

      Gmirkin also believes it was written in 250 BCE. Convenient for him, otherwise his argument falls apart. It's a pity this vid doesn't mention that, and offers no points to contradict Gmirkin. It's not a skeptical vid, it goes whole hog behind Gmirkin like its... the word of God.

  • @kariannecrysler640
    @kariannecrysler640 Год назад +2

    Amazing!

  • @djfrank68
    @djfrank68 11 месяцев назад

    I was a little late to view this, but I'm glad i didnt let it go by without watching.

  • @irakliskazantzidis1147
    @irakliskazantzidis1147 Год назад +3

    the Curites and Corybantes were also fallen spirits or angels ...you can read for them in Orphics hymns,and leard about the Corybanta(black Draco)and Curites from the sanctuary of "Great gods"(means the talls) in Samothrace

  • @irakliskazantzidis1147
    @irakliskazantzidis1147 Год назад +1

    the funny thing about the Mesopotamian(Greek word too and means in the "middle in rivers") Sumerians is that there is only one epic and nothing else in their records, other than ordering barley beers and general shopping from the supermarket we would say today... isn't that a bit strange?lol

  • @AmiRa-wj9jt
    @AmiRa-wj9jt 11 месяцев назад +1

    Which part of the video I liked the most... probably the beginning when I hear a song from the Witcher game ;) which adds an amazing mood to your presentation. Hi from Poland ;)
    I don`t blindly believe in everything quoted by one author, probably more than two books, I don`t know his origin, I don`t know what really drives him when creating such comparisons...
    However, I must admit that since I started reading the bible myself, which is more or less when I was 15-16 years old... I quickly understood that it was a patchwork of many stories from many cultures. The old testament has nothing to do with the new testament, it's completely different heroes and a different, more delicate Yahweh who suddenly becomes the background for the story about his son... And of course Mary "ever virgin" who gives birth to him when she already had a partner... In those days I'm supposed to believe that the wife didn't have any children with her husband or neighbor? Nah, the cult of Mary is for me a clear indication of worshiping another deity under a different name.
    Let me put it this way... the major religions that rule the world today have been brainwashing us for centuries. We don`t know the actual history of the origin of humanity... I hope that one day it will change, but looking at us from a historical perspective, it isn`t difficult to conclude that human is a slave creature and due to our ability to quickly adapt to adversity... we don`t feel the need to know the truth. The truth that decides why we are here at all. I don't believe in humanity filled with sin. If I were one from many gods, I would have lost my patience with humans long ago and abandoned this failed experiment. We are filled with pride, we are easily bribed with money, those who hold power in their hands will never let people open their eyes that they are living a lie. :) Even when we connect certain dots, we can never be sure of their origin... the truth is buried too deep, you're doing a hard job Sisyphus.

    • @yenicesmeli
      @yenicesmeli 7 месяцев назад

      Evet çok doğru söylüyorsun bende kuran okuduğumda farkettim bakire meryem kültünü oradaki insanlar buna inanmak zorunda değildi, doğan bebek olağanüstü haller gösterdimi bilmiyoruz, dünyada her dönem gizli bir el bütün kitapları değiştirdiğini düşünüyorum, her kitap diğerlerini öldürmemiz gerektiğini anlatıyor. Türkiyeden selamlar.

  • @KevinArdala01
    @KevinArdala01 10 месяцев назад

    Right, I'm a few lectures in now and you've convinced me, I want the book. Although, it's super expensive so I better get saving the pennies, hopefully it'll have a less expensive paperback release in the meantime. 👍

  • @John_Lucky
    @John_Lucky Год назад +1

    In the Torah by Deuteronamy 32:8 it is written "Bnei Adam" translating literally to "The sons of Adam" (in modern Hebrew the Term for human is "Ben Adam").
    For some reason the Christian Bible has it written as "Sons of God's" (maybe to insert the idea of the trinity). One of the dead sea scrolls that they have found on deuteronamy does say "Bnei Elohim" which translates to "sons of gods", most of the dead sea sea scrolls have Deuteronamy 32:8 written in the version of the Torah.

  • @Amor-Fati.
    @Amor-Fati. 9 месяцев назад +1

    Well narrated. I enjoyed very much. I have been been thru quite the ride since my quest for truth started..I am at the Annunaki point, seeing where it goes. Very curious about this worship gene. Apparently the Science commuity , currently , has a way to now remove thet gene ..

  • @gjg5789
    @gjg5789 7 месяцев назад +2

    It's believed that God spoke to Adam and Eve in such a way as a teacher or parent would speak already knowing the answer. Which makes more sense in my mind than what you put forth.
    Edit: Also, the name Nod means "wandering" in Hebrew. Cain lived wandering without the light of God. I'm personally very open to interpretation, but unless you speak the original language you should study the texts with translator notes.

  • @MercedesCruz-qe1nj
    @MercedesCruz-qe1nj 11 месяцев назад

    I wish, the Humanities clases back in 1964 would have been as interesting, and beautifully narrated as this one's. Your graphics are of the most excellence. Great documents. Thank you.

  • @benhudson4014
    @benhudson4014 Год назад

    @mythvision, synthesis that would make Hegal blush!
    Sensing a fellow sensemaker and caretaker!

  • @larry3591
    @larry3591 Год назад +1

    Good show Derek

  • @rayramos8435
    @rayramos8435 Год назад +1

    I appreciate your point that biblical stories are not original nor sui generis,however I would have to disagree with the assertion that these traditions and beliefs stem from Greece. They undoubtedly passed through the Baltic on their way to the Indian subcontinent but they did not arise there. There is an abundance of evidence anthropological, etymological and other fields that suggest that the suite of gods worshipped by the Greeks was brought there by Aryan nomads on their way through. The similarities between the Aesir of the Norse,the Olympians of Greece and Rome and the pantheon of Indian rishis cannot be denied as they have the same names and attributes. An old Father sky god who wields a lightning bolt ( called the vajra by the Hindus). He has a son a wife and a court. Anyway, the suggestion that all this stems from Greece is troublesome when you consider that Plato specifically says he was told this by Solon who learned it while studying in Egypt( which was the vector for lore and knowlege from the east to Greece and Rome much like the Arabs were the vector for the humanities from Rome and Alexandria to medieval Europe.) I don't disparage the Greeks,they brought much to the world but now that we have incontrovertible evidence of semicivilized concentrated societal effort more than 10K years before Plato and humans hunting in the new world even farther back, we can assume that these ideas have been floating around alot farther than a few thousand years.

  • @GalizurTheSword
    @GalizurTheSword Год назад

    This video should debate Jonathan Kleck

  • @artemisnite
    @artemisnite Год назад +3

    I always knew God would sound like Derek slowed down by 20 bpm.

    • @fruitylerlups530
      @fruitylerlups530 Год назад

      bpm is the wrong word

    • @artemisnite
      @artemisnite Год назад

      @@fruitylerlups530 It's actually not. Which unit of measurement did you think was used to measure the rate of audio clips? I notice you didn't even attempt to give me your estimation of the "right" word. 😂

    • @artemisnite
      @artemisnite Год назад

      @@fruitylerlups530 would you like me to upload a vid to my channel with my voice taken down 20bpms? Care to take a guess what it would sound like?

  • @jimgillert20
    @jimgillert20 Год назад

    I did not know we had any Beroussus fragments or quotes.

  • @br1qbat
    @br1qbat 11 месяцев назад +1

    Between this line of scholarship and the scholars taking on the new testament with a similar lens, are we witnessing the beginning of a monumental 'paradigm shift'? [god, I hate that phrase, but here it might finally be applicable...]

  • @lucki4mac
    @lucki4mac Год назад +1

    Good Acting Voiceovers💯👍

  • @timmacwilliam9519
    @timmacwilliam9519 Месяц назад

    Awesome

  • @jamesyoung1022
    @jamesyoung1022 Год назад +5

    I have committed crimes against humanity by pretending to know things I could not possibly know. How? By pretending to know that...
    1. an undetectable supernatural realm exists that is inhabited by undetectable, all-powerful, immortal beings, monitoring every human thought and act, justly entitled to micromanage every aspect of human existence.
    2. I had a special intimate personal relationship with this supernatural realm that telepathically endowed me with knowledge of unknowable truths, including insight into the mind of the supreme ruler of the supernatural realm, and what it thinks and wants.
    3. I had been ordained and commissioned by the supernatural world with the authority, and duty to do everything in my power to police every aspect of human thought and behavior as a representative and surrogate enforcer of the laws and regulations of the supernatural realm.
    4. I had been ordained and commissioned by the supernatural world with the authority, and duty to do everything in my power to brainwash children into pretending to know the same unknowable, divisive, and hateful things that I pretended to know.
    5. undetectable good supernatural beings had commissioned me with the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to restrict the thoughts, questions, facts, narratives, and realities, children may entertain.
    6. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to ban comprehensive sex education in public schools.
    7. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to destroy the self-esteem of children who engage in masturbation, making them think they are sexual perverts.
    8. undetectable good supernatural beings had granted me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to deny women and girls access to contraceptives and abortion services, even if doing so destroys their lives.
    9. undetectable good supernatural beings had decreed that a fertilized egg, zygote, fetus, or unborn baby is endowed with exclusive ownership of and sovereignty over a woman or adolescent girl's body, even in cases of rape or incest, even if that fetus is unviable, septic, or dead.
    10. undetectable good supernatural beings had decreed that men are entitled to subjugate women and treat them as though they are chattel property.
    11. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to condemn your sexual thoughts, desires, dreams, and fantasies.
    12. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to regulate which adults you may cohabitate with, have sex with, love, and/or marry.
    13. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to outlaw sexual conduct that does not conform to the undetectable supernatural realm’s standards of human sexuality.
    14. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to destroy the lives of members of the LGBTQ community, including bullying LGBTQ children to the point of driving them to commit suicide.
    15. undetectable good supernatural beings had endowed me with the exclusive ethical moral authority, knowledge, and duty to recognize, challenge, and advocate shunning, imprisonment, or execution of anyone who dared to spread a blasphemous criticism of what I was pretending to know.
    16. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive authority and duty to do everything in my power to restrict the teaching of certain scientific theories in public schools.
    17. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive ethical moral authority and duty to do everything in my power to restrict access to certain genres of books, videos, and other educational materials from public schools, public libraries, bookstores, and the internet.
    18. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive authority and duty to do everything in my power to ban public school discussions of social justice issues and the suffering experienced by people who are oppressed by people like me.
    19. undetectable good supernatural beings had delegated to me the exclusive authority and duty to do everything in my power to ban the teaching of certain aspects of human history in public schools.
    20. the supreme ruler of the supernatural realm was always on my side as I went about the business of visiting hate, discrimination, misfortune, hardship, oppression, suffering, and destruction upon those who resisted my efforts to correct them.
    21. being tortured in a lake of fire for eternity is just retribution for failing to pretend to know the correct version, (my version) of unknowable truth.
    22. when our ancient ancestors created their holy books, they did not include in them anything that they were pretending to know, things that they could not possibly know.
    23. undetectable good supernatural beings had informed me that those suffering, languishing in poverty, ostracized, or oppressed are responsible for, and deserve blame for every hardship they suffer in life.
    24. undetectable good supernatural beings had informed me that if you fail to dedicate yourself to a life of servitude to undetectable good supernatural beings, it is only because you have willfully chosen a life of servitude to undetectable evil supernatural beings.
    Please forgive me.

    • @ajsofly6946
      @ajsofly6946 Год назад +4

      That was...........great

    • @judylandry302
      @judylandry302 Год назад +3

      Are you the original Author of this?
      It's very, very good and so relevant.
      I would like a copy of it.

    • @jimgillert20
      @jimgillert20 Год назад +1

      Blown away. You have forgiveness, your good heart has made you whole. Go in peace.

    • @Mikri90
      @Mikri90 Год назад +1

      This is absolute gold. Bravo!

    • @jamesyoung1022
      @jamesyoung1022 Год назад +1

      @@judylandry302 I am the original author. You may copy and use this any way you like. Thank you.

  • @russell311000
    @russell311000 Год назад

    Sea shells 🎶

  • @roddychristodoulou9111
    @roddychristodoulou9111 Год назад +9

    Absolutely amazing video which marries up the timelines which in turn fits everything snugly .
    The first copies of the Jewish version of the Old Testament was written in approx 200/300 BC .
    This would indicate that the Jewish elders must've had knowledge and texts from the Hellenistic period .
    I'm convinced a group of Jewish elders paid a visit to the Hellenic library in Alexandria Egypt .
    Which at the time was a wealth of information and knowledge , it's all falling into place , this is truly outstanding stuff .

    • @adamkime5205
      @adamkime5205 Год назад

      Um… nope. The Torah existed in one form or another throughout ancient Israel’s history. If nothing else, it definitely preceded the reign of Josiah in the 600s BC- since finding the Torah scrolls in the temple helped fuel the significant reforms in his reign.
      You are probably thinking of the biblical manuscripts in the so-called Dead Sea scroll collection. Those were copies the community at Qumran used. The OT wasn’t written around 200BC, that is simply about how old the scrolls were at Qumran. What you are saying is like saying the Magna Carta was written in 2022 because there was a copy of it in my local library at time- and that the US Constitution influenced it because English politicians would was been familiar with it in 2022.

    • @heidismutti
      @heidismutti Год назад

      I think all highly educated people studied Greek, and therefore Greek literature.

    • @annwood6812
      @annwood6812 Год назад

      ​@@adamkime5205 I'm only a wikipedia user, so take it for what it's worth, but I've been looking into the timeline. Wikipedia states that the first 11 chapters of Genesis is believed by a sizable minority of scholars to have been composed possibly in the 3rd century BC. So these assertions that they have Platonic influences is something to consider.

  • @johnnehrich9601
    @johnnehrich9601 Год назад +1

    Yes, yes, yes, Gmirkin!!!

  • @ready1fire1aim1
    @ready1fire1aim1 Год назад +2

    The word Elohim is used with different meaning depending on the author.
    When the Elohist uses the word Elohim it means what it meant for millenia before the Old Testament and that is "sons of El".
    When the Yahwist uses the word Elohim it means gods/goddesses. The sons of Elohim who became the nephilim are sons of gods/goddesses.
    Most Religious Dogmatics think that Genesis 1 is about God (El) but the word in Genesis 1 was originally Elohim (sons of El) before being censored.
    Try reading the NOG translation. Uncensored Bible's are tight!

  • @allanflippin2453
    @allanflippin2453 Год назад +8

    Very interesting video. I do have some serious doubts about the author's conclusions. I see three problems: language, chronology and using a negative finding to prove something.
    1) Language
    I don't think we have any clue that the original writers of Genesis had exposure to the Greek language. The notion that they would read a Greek book by Berossus, quickly decide "hey this looks like a good creation story for us", then write it out in classical Hebrew (which would be translated back to Greek for the LXX) seems far-fetched.
    2) Chronology
    Genesis 1 seems to come from the "Priestly" source (likely post-exile) while Genesis 2,3 seem to come from the Jahwist source. The author is proposing that the Garden of Eden story in Genesis 2, 3 has origins in a Greek text. But the Jahwist source is said to have originated in first-temple period Judah (even if not finalized until after the exile). What are the odds that something really new and different was introduced in the Jahwist source from a Greek book not available until about 270BC? Also, per Wikipedia, "Berossus' work was not popular during the Hellenistic period." It's hard to picture a time sequence that a scribe of classical Hebrew would find and read Bablyonica and incorporate parts of it into Genesis 2,3 and do it in time for the Old Testament.
    3) Proof from a negative finding. The point made was that only the Greek flood story and Hebrew Bible flood story include a moral factor in the cause of the flood. Does that prove the two are related? I think it more likely that the writers of Genesis would add a moralistic view to ANY story they may have adapted.

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +5

      Doubts are appreciated, but I'm confident Russell Gmirkin has thought all of this through in approaching his position. Maybe I can have him on sometime to respond to criticisms.
      Thank you again.

    • @allanflippin2453
      @allanflippin2453 Год назад +1

      @@MythVisionPodcast Yes, I look forward to that!

    • @emutemusic
      @emutemusic Год назад +1

      ​@@MythVisionPodcastwe have a book released here in Greece and in Italy by Sotirios Drokalos, it's called "How and Why Christianity Overtook" unfortunately there is no English version of the book but oh boy the info in there is astonishing...

    • @Debiruman1666
      @Debiruman1666 Год назад +4

      I think "greek" influences are more accurately "persian" influences actually.
      Plato is the guy who brought the dualism concept to the western world, but in fact, it's a concept that was spreaded by persian's zoroastrism, which had a huge impact on abrahamic philosophy, especially on christianism and islam, maybe less on judaïsm (judaïsm doesn't propose anything such as a struggle between good and evil, a benevolent god vs a malevolent figure, aka Satan, "hell" as christians and muslims consider it doesn't exist in judaism, were it is more a place for the dead as in most of ancient mythologies).
      Remember who was ruling the near-eastern world from most of the first millenary BCE, at the very era were greeks and hebrews were defining their culture, and precisely during Plato's lifetime? Persia... even Alexander was admiring Persia's cultural refinement, and hebrews were just so glad that Cyprus destroyed Babylon, considering him a messiah.
      Zoroastrism was the first established monotheist (and it still exists to this day), or more accurately, monolatry (in fact, "monotheism" as the idea that there exists only one good is prety much anachronical with how people saw the world at that time, even the Bible doesn't say strictly that there's only one god and the others are fake, it says that YHWH is the supreme god of Israel and that isrealites should not worship any other than him), it introduced many concept of western philosophy, and hebrews didn't turn strictly monotheits before persians kicked in.
      It's nothing but classic cultural domination by the ruling civilization : hebrews were influenced by Babylon and Egypt when the two of them were the dominant forces of the area, then Persia destroyed both and became the main cultural influence of the area, then Greece came and destroyed Persia and became the main cultural influence of the area... at each step, hebrews took something from them, processed it with their own culture and beliefs, with judaism and the Bible as the final result.

    • @emutemusic
      @emutemusic Год назад +2

      @@Debiruman1666 Greek thinking and Platon have nothing to do with dualism. Greek thinking recognises "evil" as ignorance. Lack of knowledge. The very word Kakon implies that it's the kakos ion, something that has the wrong orbit. The one who is 100% responsible about Evil is the man himself. That's why it's called Cosmos. Cosmos= Embellishment, order, beauty that's the Greek word for jewelry too cosmema and cosmetics of course... The world is in order.... We need to align our existence to the rest of the Cosmos... The Greeks were seeing the divine in everything I. Nature and the stars. The Egyptians too. The dualism and evil demons etc comes from the East when they started accusing as demons planets like Aphrodite that is also called Eosphorus - Lucifer, that's where the name comes from. It means Lyceum (like Aristotle's schools Lyke means early morning light "fer" from fero (bringing). Eosphorus similar name... bringer of Light, bringer of Divine Beauty (Aphrodite)... Demon from Deo spreading knowledge it means... it got "demonized" later on by some cheeky fellas... In fact; the problems we are facing in the world now is that the West has not understood the Greeks... And the Greeks are under a very weird .... Invisible "occupation". I'm Greek, I'm not a Christian I'm one of the "old school" guardians of da Galaxy 😏

  • @OGvandal
    @OGvandal 11 месяцев назад

    Very informative keep up the great work all Love. New Atlantis Rising 🔱🌠👽💎🌠

  • @willmosse3684
    @willmosse3684 Год назад +1

    Fascinating, and somewhat convincing, though problematic I think. There are some really interesting parallels, but the timeline seems difficult to reconcile. The third century BC seems to be when most critical scholars, that I have watched on this channel and elsewhere, place the advent of true monotheism. Yet, as Gmirkin himself apparently points out, the contents of Genesis appear to have been constructed in a thoroughly polytheistic era. That doesn’t seem to fit. And my understanding is that the language in which Genesis is written is an earlier form of Hebrew, not dating to the Hellenistic era, whether in the Priestly or Jahwist source, again posting difficulties for the chronology.
    I also don’t see why the lack of a direct precedent for the Eden story in Mesopotamian mythology is a problem. The Canaanites and the Mesopotamians are not the same people or culture, so why should the stories of the former necessarily have direct roots in the latter? There was certainly cross-pollination between the two, even more so from the period of the exile onwards. But there is no reason a Canaanite myth should have origins in either Mesopotamia or Greece. If we don’t have older Canaanite myth in the historical record, then it’s just something we will never know (pending further archaeology). Also, it seems clear that at the time, when Plato was writing of Atlantis, he was writing a purely fictional story for allegorical purposes. It was never supposed to be an actual historical account. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible that some Hellenised Greeks could not have read it that way in the following decades, but it seems quite clear it is completely the wrong genre, which might make it a bit strange.

  • @dblackburn2000
    @dblackburn2000 11 месяцев назад +1

    How can this be true, given the time frame of the respective writings? As sources of Genesis, scholars widely agree that J was composed in the late 7th or the 6th century BCE, and P, the 5th century BCE. Plato's writings are from hundreds of years later.

  • @jgreg9764
    @jgreg9764 11 месяцев назад +18

    I always laugh a bit when academics think they are being real edgy and clever by proclaiming that the Bible is a derivative of older mythologies. One of the few academic historians who wrote about the Bible as a historian with a 2nd temple Jewish understanding (Josephus) talked about the Nephelim and stated that the Greek Titans and other near eastern gods and demigods were in fact the derivatives (not Vice versa) that they were in fact based on this ancient story of sons of god sleeping with the daughters of men referenced in Genesis. If you doubt this Dr Michael Heiser and many others have written academic papers on precisely this. The oldest civilizations came from the Fertile Crescent…is it surprising that these stories predate Mesopotamian myth? Clearly the Bible’s writers were influenced by ancient near eastern stories because Abraham was a near easterner from Ur

    • @katharsis_London
      @katharsis_London 5 месяцев назад +5

      Fair point, but in modern India there could have been civilisations even older than the ones in Fertile Crescent - at least following Sacred Sanskrit texts.
      If Mesopotamia and the fertile crescent was the cradle of civilisation, how do we explain Gobekli Tepe dating around 8000 years before the Sumerians?

  • @michaeldodd3563
    @michaeldodd3563 8 месяцев назад +1

    7:17 that’s not what the text says.

  • @holliehilton3224
    @holliehilton3224 Год назад +1

    I was told that Cain sleeping with his sister was permissible because that was pre-Torah. I don't know anything anymore.

  • @karlharrison6544
    @karlharrison6544 Год назад +4

    Mythology, nothing more, nothing less

    • @emutemusic
      @emutemusic Год назад

      Mythology means Myo (Μυω) meaning initiating into the Devine Logos. the verb Myo gives us mystic, mystery etc, and literally means keeping my eyes and mouth shut kinda like mediating. Plus Θ that represents the Divine and Logos. Logos have to do with maths, logic and our world from one to many. Look at the shape of the letter Λ. All Greek philosophy is actually based on Mythology... When you analyse for example the names of the Gods and heroes etc. There's a saying in Greece. "The beginning of wisdom starts by visiting the words"
      Thank you for the videos it's a great help because in Greece we have to fight our own state and... church.... Basically we are trapped 🙃.
      And it's great to see the truth coming out from across the pond 🏛️🙏

    • @Dana_Lynn
      @Dana_Lynn Год назад +1

      All mythology stems from some kind of truth it's only different explanations and interpretations of it.

    • @georgekustner3440
      @georgekustner3440 Год назад

      @@Dana_Lynn there are paralels between the Gilgamesh epic and the bible narrative. However, the relationship between the two texts remain unclear.

  • @IsaacVizasLurie
    @IsaacVizasLurie 10 месяцев назад

    While I agree with a lot of the points made it's also kinda hard for me to believe the origin story given. Especially as Hesiod, Homer, and even Plato were heavily influenced by Phoenician and Syro Mesopotamian ideas. The former being especially obscure due to the fact they wrote most of their cosmologies down on papyrus.

  • @thewhistler7768
    @thewhistler7768 Год назад +1

    Pfft you thought I wouldn't catch that Witcher 3 music? 😎

  • @RichardGeresGerbil
    @RichardGeresGerbil Год назад

    When I first read the Bible I immediately thought about this and how it doesn't add up I'm not sure why people miss it

  • @cynthiawood4201
    @cynthiawood4201 Год назад

    The Jonathan Kleck channel has solved this riddle of age's.

  • @BlueBarrier782
    @BlueBarrier782 Год назад

    Where are you finding these thumbnails, lol.

  • @chrisa1555
    @chrisa1555 Год назад

    What if the painting of Athens school is the last supper cropped and copied?

  • @baarbacoa
    @baarbacoa Год назад +2

    It isn't until I think the first century that the Pillars of Hercules are said to reside at the straits of Gibraltar. Earlier than that, it could have meant metaphorical limits of human knowledge. Or they were placed in other geographical locations. Such as far to the east. Or so I've read. So we can't say with certainty where Plato considered them to be located.

    • @reinercelsus8299
      @reinercelsus8299 Год назад +1

      Tacitus apparently assumed later they were located were the Frisians lived, so it was probably not common back then to identify them with the straits of Gibraltar.

    • @Debiruman1666
      @Debiruman1666 Год назад +1

      In fact, that is unrelevant, what Plato was saying was basically "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...", he was placing setting his story in a far time and place, just as any fairytale do...
      It's only later than people started to read his sory in the first degree and started trying to search the actual place of Atlantis... like if in 200 years from know, people would start to search for Hogwarth...
      Plato's account of Atlantis's story is a philosophical tale, it was never meant to be anything more than that, but at some point, there's always someone who thinks that "all stories bear truth"... you know that, actually, the "flat earth" thing was some kind of joke to make fun of Dark Ages people and their superstitions ?
      Now people are all over the internet trying to prove Earth is flat, and someone even died trying to prove it... that's just how mankind works.

    • @reinercelsus8299
      @reinercelsus8299 Год назад

      @@Debiruman1666 Not quite that far away. Even if it was a philosophical tale in the first place, his descriptions seem inspired by actual Phoenicians and Minoans before them.

    • @baarbacoa
      @baarbacoa Год назад

      @@Debiruman1666 No it's relevant. In the video, Derek places the Pillars of Hercules at the Straits of Gibraltar. Although where it is located isn't critical to the theme.
      And WRT Plato's overall intent, you state one hypothesis. The truth is, no one knows whether he considered the Straits of Hercules and Atlantis to be totally fictitious, or have some basis in reality. My guess is that he's retelling myths concerning the Minoans, and why their civilization was destroyed.

    • @reinercelsus8299
      @reinercelsus8299 Год назад

      @@baarbacoa I think that's already a good guess and explains a lot, yet not everything. Plato claimed the information came from the Egyptians, so we should also think from an Egyptian point of view. The Minoans had already been well known to them in the Old Kingdom, from a time that was already thousands of years away in the time of Plato. The Minoans had been remembered as civilized and advanced sea people which appeared friendly to Egyptians and supplied them with goods. Only centuries after their demise, the Phoenicians appeared and seemed to play just the same role to the Egyptians like the Minoans had before. They were also known for sailing beyond the pillars of Melkart (only later called pillars of Hercules when he was identified with Melkart) and settled in places that would match most of their information about Atlantians that didn't fit the Minoans.

  • @jmp01a24
    @jmp01a24 Год назад +1

    Old Greece. It's young compared to the kingdoms you referring to, which was further east. Gilbamesh was not from Greece.

    • @jojijohn7121
      @jojijohn7121 Год назад

      Where ist thou

    • @jmp01a24
      @jmp01a24 Год назад

      @@jojijohn7121 In fairytale land obviously. Watching this.

  • @justiceLaw0123
    @justiceLaw0123 Год назад +1

    Only 2:28 minutes into the video and already I know I was clickbait. Why does everyone think they are a Theologian

  • @DarkManser
    @DarkManser Год назад +1

    As much as I am enjoying this series, I'm a bit skeptical. The fact Bible is rooted in Greek, Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and deep Indo-European traditions is without question. All of these cultures and their religions permeate with similar motifs, structure, and language. The issue I have is that it seems the researcher you're citing wants to focus on the era of the Septuagint's creations(3rd-2rd century BCE) and not the Hebrew Pentateuch which has its origins going as far back as the 6th century BCE. While this doesn't create an issue with culture influences, it does generate a problem with the Plato argument. The language used in Genesis is far more primitive than any Greek source. Even stripped down as the researcher argues, there is a stark difference in the narrative structures of what is known to have Greek influence versus what is considered Hebrew and proto-Hebrew.
    Secondly, unless this is to be discussed later on in other videos, Second Temple/ Post Exile leadership had a major dislike if not outright hatred of non-Jewish traditions, stories, and lifestyles, particularly the Greeks. These elements can be seen in the narratives of Eden, Cain & Abel, and elsewhere where the 'God of Israel" rejected agricultural and urbanization for pastoral lifestyles and offerings. Greek influence in writing and the arts were inevitable which is why much of the Old Testament after the Pentateuch has a richer language and narrative style.
    Nonetheless, thanks for this series. Love learning new perspectives. :)

    • @MythVisionPodcast
      @MythVisionPodcast  Год назад +2

      Thanks for the comment. I hope to dive deep into all areas related to the Bible and address these issues at some point down the road.

  • @theozarktrekker
    @theozarktrekker 11 месяцев назад

    “Sexually Fructifying the land” Admittedly, I had to look that up.

  • @zg3061
    @zg3061 Год назад

    Thanks 💐💐💐

  • @jimgillert20
    @jimgillert20 Год назад +3

    George Smith whent berserk when he translated exact phrases from Genesis flood narrative in Gilgamesh flood epic. So Genesis is 90 percent Fertile Cresent culture. Yet with a sea to its western border and itself an international land trade route, it could contact major cultures like the Greeks; early on.

  • @remyvermunt8623
    @remyvermunt8623 11 месяцев назад +1

    Enlil and Enki

  • @francissreckofabian01
    @francissreckofabian01 Год назад

    Mind Blown! 🙃 (I kid, I kid - good effort). Good pickup that God was much weaker in Genesis. I hadn't considered that.

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 8 месяцев назад

    Merodach!?! Isn’t that the leader of the A-Team!?! lol

  • @thegrandlevel313
    @thegrandlevel313 Год назад +1

    I think the very ancient stories in all religions all relate back to a real event that occurred when we were all one advanced civilization, and the people were spread out and the languages were confused and these were the ways our languages described indescribable events.

    • @MGmirkin
      @MGmirkin Год назад

      Yes, also no, but mostly yes.
      But that's a subject for another set of discussions not directly related to my dad's work. More where my own intellectual wanderings have taken me. Squarely into the Saturn Myth & planetary catastrophism [in prehistory] camp. I don't subscribe to any "ancient aliens" or "ancient advanced civilizations" stuff though. IMO, simply not evidenced, to my knowledge. Rather the rise of language and ancient civilization arose from or were directly influenced by the witnessed [in prehistory] catastrophic events, which passed down into language, petroglyphs, mythology, religion, religious/mythological iconography, etc.
      Far more could be said. But, don't want to hijack this topic, so will generally leave it there for now. If interested, you might look up a couple of my playlists on the work of Ev Cochrane & Dave Talbott [The Saturn Myth], et al.

    • @anncodec
      @anncodec Год назад

      I'm right there with you,,it's a historical account of all the things that happened before us. Not hard to believe that they would leave us a book.

    • @anncodec
      @anncodec Год назад

      ​@@MGmirkin,we should talk more about this,,when you say you don't support the advanced ancient civilization,,you might be wrong,we are surrounded by the construction of some advanced civilization,,so why is it so hard for you to believe that humans have been where we are today,and way farther technologically advanced that what we are today,thier stuff still stands?

  • @StormOfDarkness67
    @StormOfDarkness67 Год назад +1

    According Legend. Its the canal between England en the Netherlands Belgium. 4 rivers came together to be connected with the Atlantic Ocean. Eve Adam halen is phonetic for take a breath. The holy speech where : "Is lant AT" as in Atlantis is simply ancient Dutch for is the land of Atlas and Adam. Same figure. But for that you need to understand the North Star and its world tree

  • @gaylecheung3087
    @gaylecheung3087 9 месяцев назад

    Why is this just coming out… I knew this!

  • @Bravetrain13
    @Bravetrain13 Год назад +1

    Just because stories share similarities, very common tropes at that, does not mean one story is the product of the other. In fact, the similarities are so vague that it’s hard to believe they’re directly related to one another. They may both just have influences in the Mesopotamian world. I think it’s hard to argue that there was no Bronze Age Hebrew civilization. The evidence might not support a historical genesis or exodus, but there is pretty clear evidence of Hebrew religion and culture in the bronze age. Now Iron Age is pushing it, but the evidence for even a developed angelic hierarchy, something you would only expect to see long after a settled fundamental theology, was existent in the bronze age and there is strong evidence.

    • @reinercelsus8299
      @reinercelsus8299 Год назад +3

      There was of course no Bronze Age Hebrew civilization, because whatever we could actually call Hebrew could be distinguished from just Canaanitic or Ugaritic only centuries after the Bronze Age, so there's also no such thing as a Hebrew history in the Bronze Age. The oldest known letters in Hebrew ever found were from a primitive calendar of the 10th century bce.

    • @epicofatrahasis3775
      @epicofatrahasis3775 Год назад +1

      The ancient Israelites were indigenous Canaanites or a mix thereof.

    • @Bravetrain13
      @Bravetrain13 Год назад

      @@reinercelsus8299 do you understand how ridiculous you sound? There is immensely strong evidence of Hebrews settling in Canaan by 1200 BC. To say we can’t distinguish them because they’re in the same land as other Canaanite people is asinine. We can tell whether or not we’re dealing with a Hebrew group just by looking at their currency alone. You say of course like your view is the accepted academic paradigm and it’s not. Your view requires one to ignore an immense amount of evidence including historical Hebrew kings.

    • @Bravetrain13
      @Bravetrain13 Год назад

      @@epicofatrahasis3775 no they were Mesopotamian. They weren’t indigenous to Canaan. They migrated and settled into Canaan late Bronze Age. I don’t think y’all are actually seeing the evidence on this channel. You’re just hearing contrarian views and agreeing with them. We have currency, art, pottery, weaponry, steeles. To argue Hebrews didn’t exist in any organized form until 2nd century BCE is not a very bright position. King Ahab, a historical king of Israel and almost undisputed historical character in academia is dated to 935 BC which is right on the fence of Bronze Age and Iron Age, about 300 years after Bronze Age has ended. You’re telling me that 300 years prior to Ahab there was no distinguishable Hebrew group? Really lol

    • @reinercelsus8299
      @reinercelsus8299 Год назад

      @@Bravetrain13 I understand how ridiculous you sound. There is not immensely strong evidence of Hebrews settling in Canaan by 1200 BCE, but no evidence at all. That's officially confirmed and supported by literally all qualified archaeologists of today and even by Tel Aviv University in Israel. They can also tell you that Hebrew kings were historical only from Omri and later, while all of the earlier kings are highly questionable and literally all of the patriarchs were invented. So what's even the point of your unsubstantiated and nonsensical claim? There's no evidence of a Hebrew language or scripture earlier than the 10th century BCE, so it's also not possible to identify just anything with Hebrews earlier.

  • @andre1901
    @andre1901 Год назад +1

    Wow, Berossus the kingpin!