Ryan, I just finished your book. Well done. In your book, (section on The Jewish Canon), there’s an incredible claim; you claim that: The author of the original texts and oral traditions were called directly by God. What’s the evidence for such an assertion? Why not weigh the chances of objective proof-for example Bayesian probability-the likelihood that a ‘god’ inspired text as conjecture and subjective? There's zero evidence of 'god'. And what defines ‘god’? Ever watch Ancient Aliens? ...Here's a reply: Apologists bend over backward to square the circle. You make the claim that…”The books of Moses and the larger and shorter prophetic books clearly fit into the category of God’s direct authorship-and written or recorded based on the teachings of Israelite leaders.” Where’s any objective evidence of an empirical foundation of the later KJV’s evidence of provenance? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. There is Zero primary source evidence. Oral traditions? The KJV, which BTW, has thousands of issues not outlined in your book i.e. there’s no primary sources or corroborating historical attestations of miraculous accounts in the KJV or its predecessor texts. Quite the contrary. A big, big, problem for the KJV as an authority. Interesting. Now that everyone has a phone with a camera available I can't wait for the upload to FB or RUclips of any evidence of a divine miraculous event or the devil's influence i.e. demonic possession. *(Sources)* Scott, E.F., 1940. King James Version of 1611, The Story of the Apocrypha . Edgar J. Goodspeed. The Journal of Religion, 20(1), p.100. Anon, 1997. New gospel document raises question of Christ's divinity [Q Document]. The Vancouver Sun (Index-only), p.C13. Bademan, R.B., 2006. “Monkeying with the Bible”: Edgar J. Goodspeed's American Translation. Religion and American Culture: A Journal of Interpretation, 16(1), pp.55-93. Evans, C.A., 2006. Fabricating Jesus: how modern scholars distort the gospels, Downers Grove, Ill.: IVP Books. Carrier, Richard, 2014. On the Historicity of Jesus: Why We Might Have Reason for Doubt. Sheffield Phoenix Press. Finkelstein, I. & Silberman, N.A., 2001. The Bible Unearthed: archaeology's new vision of ancient Israel and the origin of its sacred texts, New York: Free Press. Rollens, S., 2013. Framing Social Criticism in the Jesus Movement: The Ideological Project in the Sayings Gospel Q. Framing Social Criticism in the Jesus Movement: The Ideological Project in the Sayings Gospel Q Kelley, Shawn. 2002. Racializing Jesus: Race, Ideology, and the Formation of Modern Biblical Scholarship. Biblical Limits. London ; New York: Routledge. Rubin, Martin, and Hollis, Susan T. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible, 2015, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses. Johnson, D. & Bartholomew, C.G., 2014. Biblical knowing: a scriptural epistemology of error Bar-Hillel, M., 1999. The Bible Code. Science, 286(5445), p.1681. Pleše, B.D. et al., 2011. The Apocryphal Gospels: texts and translations, New York: Oxford University Press. Rubin, M. & Hollis, Susan T., 2015. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible, Ehrman, B.D., 2011. Forged: writing in the name of God : why the Bible's authors are not who we think they are 1st ed., New York: HarperOne. Textus Receptus and textual, source, form, and literary criticisms; formal, functional, and mediating; lexical and syntactic correspondence; idiomatic or meaning-based translation; strictly literal or subjective meaning by transferring the linguistic origins. (Which does question divine authority in deference to human error and judjment) Acts 12:4; 1 John 5:7-8
@ DS Shakespeare inspired, In-Spirit. n·spired inˈspī(ə)rd/Submit adjective 1. of extraordinary quality, as if arising from some external creative impulse. 2. (of air or another substance) that is breathed in. In Ancient Greek πνέω (pnéō, “breathe” הַשׁרָאָה breath In order to speak you have breath come out in order to hear words. And breathe in the " Wind" Then those word are written down.
I don’t know where Ryan Reeves is now, but for those just finding his teaching on here - I implore Ryan to please continue your work on this medium. God is good, and Ryan is a gift of God.
As a Muslim - I must say I sincerely appreciate his work and am very grateful to him and benefit from his videos and even though I disagree with many of his interpretations of events that include Islamic - Christian Conflicts, I just recognize that of course he’s going to interpret it as a Christian since he’s a Christian lol. May Allaah have mercy on brother Ryan Reeves - Ameen
Your enthusiasm for church history is great, but please keep in mind that it's just a video-lecture from a protestant seminary... It's not "The Sacred Teachings of St. Ryan of Reeves"... It's just part of his college class, that's why he stopped making them when he was done; the class is the same every year lol
Yeah, here I thought I might be the only person binge-watching Church History I, but the subscriber count has increased from 85K to 89K just in the past month or two, since I discovered the channel. Thank you, Dr. Reeves - you rock history!
Tyndale wrote a book titled “The Obedience of a Christian Man” which was published in 1528. One point in Tyndale's book was it advocated that the king of a country was the head of that country's church, rather than the pope, and to be the first instance, in the English language at any rate, of advocating the divine right of kings, a concept mistakenly attributed to the Catholic Church. Despite being officially banned, Obedience was still very popular and widely read throughout England. Anne Boleyn, (who later to became Henry VIII's second wife) owned a copy. As Henry was trying to obtain permission from the Pope to divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, Anne asked Henry to read Obedience. Afterward, Henry exclaimed, “This is a book for me and all kings to read”. It is believed that this book greatly influenced Henry VIII of England decision in declaring the “Act of Supremacy”, by which he became Supreme Head of the Church of England, in 1534. Tyndale's opposition to Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon earned him the king's enmity, but when Tyndale was arrested by the Roman Catholic authorities in Antwerp in 1535, Henry's chief minister Thomas Cromwell attempted unsuccessfully to intervene on his behalf. Tyndale was executed for heresy the following year.
Interesting. Thank you for that. These people that want to identify the king with the head of a church are misguided. Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and render unto God...
Is it ironic that Tyndale’s “Obedience” might have inspired the King on the one hand while forming much of the backbone for the KJV which in time would likely be the preferred translation for those most anti-hierarchical Protestant streams?
@@eddievangundy4510There is only One Head of the Church Christ! However, the King is God's Anointed Prince, and is responsible before God for the Health and Well-being of the Church in all lands that God has given the King to Judge, Protect, and Guide the People. A Christian King is Anointed with the Holy Oils by the Bishop and with this Anointing comes Responsibility, Grace and Wisdom to Protect not only the Civil Government of the People, but also the Holy Church in all the Lands God has given the King Authority over. Christian Kings in neither the East or the West were considered simple layman, but a clergy member in spite of not being a Bishop, Priest, or Deacon. This is True not only under the New Testament, but also under the Old Testament. King David, Solomon, Josiah etc. Exercised Legitimate Authority over the Church of their day. The Archbishop or Metropolitan of the Kingdom is a legitimate subject of the Monarch of the Land. A Christian King is supposed to be an Icon of Christ for his people. Christ is the only perfect Icon of the Father!
Could you do a video on the septuagint, vulgate, masoretic texts, Q texts and any manuscripts in the east... when are they all from? Who did them? What are their distinctives / approaches?
Ryan, I really appreciate all your videos. I come back to them over and over again because you are so intelligent about them, and deliver a very even-keeled summary. I wish you Easter blessings and hope you continue with more videos, although I know how much work they are to produce.
The rest of the videos in this playlist are about finance and investment, and this playlist was updated 4 days ago. Has this account been compromised? I urge everyone to download these videos while we can, if a hacker is adding new video to playlists, maybe removing old videos will be next.
You should list that book as Audio , you have a great speaking voice my friend. I was wondering if you have included anything in that book on the Septuagint origins that would battle the mostly Jewish argument that its a historic lie or some conspiracy of sort. Thank you again for this channel and all that you do
Thank you for this video. Very informative!The Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) just released a new Book of Common Prayer. I’m new to Anglicanism (having journeyed from the AG to the UMC and now to the ACNA 😊) but what I understand is that the Psalter in the new BCP is the Coverdale version with some language updates. Fun to get some of the history of this version.
@@RyanReevesM Please put out a video soon explaining stuff and giving us a timeline, if you'd be so kind! If anything it'd be nice just to have resolution to your disappearance and say goodbye! Thank you for all your hard work here over the years and I hope all is well for you.
Thank you for all these videos professor Reeves, I am so excited to see that you may return. I came to your videos for the history, but they have helped me start to reignite my faith, which I truly need right now.
Ryan Reeves...while I listen to all your episodes of History I hope deeply that you come back and continue your mission by unearthing the buried history of the Church. God bless you
Hey @RyanReeves im a big fan of your videos from portugal! I just wanted to let you know that there is a channel that goes by the name "jesses cardiel" that has been uploading your videos! I was looking up you vid on the dutch revolt and armenianism and found that this channel has uploaded several of your vids! Is that ok? You might think about reporting it! Hugs from portugal!
The Gospel (Good News) Simple terms; Believe on Christ and live. The Gospel (Good News) Basic Scriptural terms; Romans @, Romans @, I Corinthians 15:3-4, John @, 36. Ephesians 2:8-9, Ephesians @, I John @-13. The Gospel (Good News) in Layman terms; All have sinned (fallen short of God's mark) which is perfection. Yet in-spite of such, God loves us so much, that He was manifest in the flesh (Jesus the Christ), being the lamb of God, which takes away the sin of the world. This He did at Calvary, being our atonement, and our propitiation, paying in His own blood to redeem us, and cleanse us eternally. He then, did go into the heart of the earth for three days and three nights, and upon the third day, did rise in resurrection power. And all who believe on/in Him, and what He has done and promised, will pass from death unto life, and will also be sealed with Him, the Holy Ghost. Not only that, all who have believed on/in Him, have the eternal promise and assurance, that we may know, that we have been saved forever. I bid; I John @-13: And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life. These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. May Christ alone be exalted.?
I found your channel earlier in the week. I’ve since spent a lot of time watching eight or nine of your video lectures. I’m learning a lot and really enjoying it. Thank you.
Based on the comments you wrote it seems like your coming back soon! Setup a Patreon account and I will start donating each time you make a video. I love your lectures for their historical authenticity and your seemingly unbiased view on different topics.
@@RyanReevesM You Have Got To Keep Faith. I love these videos. I listen to them and often repeat them while I play my Crusader Kings 3 game. I enjoy the videos about the Middle Ages especially like the ones on the merovingian kings and Charlemagne. Alfred the great. They are phenomenal and enjoyable. I hope you reupload more soon.
In your research did you consider the literature of Jaroslav Pelikan, the book in particular The reformation of The Bible: The Bible of the reformation or any Eastern Orthodox scholars especially concerning the septuagint?
2:00 Humanism in England 2:30 Tyndales Bible 5:00 Coverdale and Humanist/Protestant Intellectuals 7:40 The Legality and Shoddiness of their bibles 11:00 Cromwell
Given one of the reasons the catholic church disliked Tyndale's bible was it included a translation of Luther's preface to the New Testament, I think it's fair to call him a Reformer. You could even call him a pre-reformer, as there's some evidence he was influenced by the Lollardy.
I am having a difficult time finding an answer to what I think is an interesting question regarding William Tyndale. The decision to execute William Tyndale was not from the government in England, the Court would have been the Court of the Holy Roman Empire, the "Reichskammergericht Court." My understanding is that the Court would have been composed not only of Roman Catholics, I think it would have been composed also of Lutherans. The person over the Court would have been Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, a Roman Catholic, yet the Pope is not the Emperor. Am I correct that the reason for William Tyndale's death is that he did not have Ecclesiastical permission to translate the Bible into English, and that Protestants in the Trial of William Tyndale in a Legal sense agreed to that?
Sir, can you one day create a video on the history of the New Thought Movement from around the turn of the century (1900). There seems to be a lot of self help books originating from that movement using a New Thought/Christian view. Wondering how biblical it is. Thanks
Hi Ryan, thanks for the great works on the faith! I have a question for you if you please. The books that made it to the bible were screened through the Church Traditions (practices and beliefs originating from the Apostles). So it is this “Traditions” that defined the books of the bible, and thus superior. Is this correct?
Ryan, you have been saying for months that you will be back, but still no new videos. Have your plans changed? I still think this is the best historical theology channel on RUclips, but I'll be very sad if this is your last video.
"As if he threw someone off the top of a steeple and ordered him to stop half way down". I haven't heard that before but it sums up Henry's approach to reformation very well. Who said it?
What is "humanism" as you use it in your video? What is "the new learning"? (2:14) If we were already scholars, we would have no need for your videos, but some of us are simple folk and need some of these terms fleshed out just a bit. Thank you.
@Helpless ol'man - Well your "uniqueness" pretty much killed your message. You conveyed little more than if you had been speaking a foreign language. What's the point of that? Co ve kha ngu ngoc voi toi.
Henry was also at war with the French. He had bankrupted England and as he was desperate for money to fund his war with France, he borrowed heavily from the Jews but could not pay them back. As he desperately needed more money to keep the war going he made himself head of the Church when he was able to take all the money countrywide for himself as well as his "divorce".
Hi there. I want to express my thanks to you and your amazing videos abput the history of the church. I was just wondering if the Inquisiition video is somewhere since I have not find it anywhere in your archives. Thanks again for your great lectures.
Hi there. Have you read Hilary Mantel's Thomas Cromwell trilogy? I recently bought Diarmaid MacCulloch's mammoth Cromwell biography. Looking forward to delving deeper into the period. I finished my PhD last year. My diss considered how revolutionary ideas transformed religiously-derived concepts of community in English, Irish, and Mexican Literature (1789-1832). The legacies of the Reformation as you know are still shaping England and Ireland at this time but now with the reality of revolution and revolutionary ideas impacting politics and culture. Now that I'm done with the diss, I've been wanting to know more about my time period's pre-history, especially in terms of the Reformation. Thought Mantel, one of the better historical novelists today if not the best, might be a fun way to do this. Your videos are interesting too. I'm also reading Lyndal Roper's Luther bio (she might have written two: I'm reading the newer bio, not the psychobiographical one, though I do want to read it too.) This is all to say: I've caught the Reformation History bug :-)
The Wolf Hall miniseries is a nearly perfect historical drama. Everything is so well done from the acting to the sets, the costumes, the lighting, all of it. The only thing that keeps it from seeming like they travelled back in time with cameras and filmed the actual events is the fact that so many of the actors have familiar faces from other movies and TV shows. Really hope they do another series for the third book with the same actors reprising their roles from Wolf Hall where ever possible.
33. From generation to generation, the Truth has always been with only one living prophet messenger on the earth. He is the one who has the keys of the Kingdom; he is the one who is the way, the truth and the life in his time. And when you open the Bible, you see Isaiah, Jeremiah, Amos, Ezekiel, and so on. They are names of prophets. The truth, it is with a living prophet messenger, and not in a church. But what are you doing therefore with the Bible which is in your hands? If not, is it really for Salvation that you go to church? And yet, if God saves a Baptist, a Pentecostal, a revival church member or assembly of gods, how can He condemn the Pharisees, Judas and Cain?
Found your channel tonight, completely and utterly flawless work. I hope you find the time or motivation to start it back up. Phenomenal work. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos. Thank you.
Enjoy the videos. I have a nice facsimile of the 1537 Matthew's Bible from Hendrickson and later was able to find a two volume facsimile of the 1539 Great Bible. Alone with internet sites that provide these texts, plus the Book of Common Prayer which contains the Psalter of the Great Bible, it is very clear to see how the Great Bible is often called a sister to the Matthew-Tyndale Bible. They both read basically the same with only the most minor differences which takes some reading of both Bibles to discover. Where our translations begin to suffer is with the Geneva Bible. The Geneva Bible reads nothing like the Tyndale Bibles. The Bishop's Bible scholars tried to restore the Tyndale renderings but it went unnoticed by the Puritans who already had their minds made up about the Geneva Bible. The KJV is more like the Geneva Bible than any of the Tyndale Bibles. You can quickly tell the difference when you compare the Geneva Bible and KJV with the Tyndale Bibles. So in a sense I would disagree that modern translations read anything like the Tyndale Bibles. I personally prefer the Tyndale Bibles over other English translations but still love the KJV, too.
"What we know by FAITH and what we learn by REASON cannot be in conflict." - St. Augustine of Hippo, Church Father (354AD.) Historically, the Catholic Church has often been a patron of sciences. It has been prolific in the foundation and funding of schools, universities, and hospitals, and many clergy have been active in the sciences. Historians of science such as Pierre Duhem credit medieval Catholic mathematicians and philosophers such as John Buridan, Nicole Oresme, and Roger Bacon as the founders of modern science. Duhem found "the mechanics and physics, of which modern times are justifiably proud, to proceed by an uninterrupted series of scarcely perceptible improvements from doctrines professed in the heart of the medieval schools." Catholic scientists, both religious and lay, have led scientific discovery in many fields. From ancient times, Christian emphasis on practical charity gave rise to the development of systematic nursing and hospitals and the Church remains the single largest private provider of medical care and research facilities in the world. Following the Fall of Rome, monasteries and convents remained bastions of scholarship in Western Europe and clergymen were the leading scholars of the age - studying nature, mathematics, and the motion of the stars. During the Middle Ages, the Church founded Europe's first universities, producing scholars like Robert Grosseteste, Albert the Great, Roger Bacon, and Thomas Aquinas, who helped establish the scientific method. During this period, the Church was also a major patron of engineering for the construction of elaborate cathedrals. Since the Renaissance, Catholic scientists have been credited as fathers of a diverse range of scientific fields: Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543) pioneered heliocentrism, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1744-1829) prefigured the theory of evolution with Lamarckism, Friar Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) pioneered genetics, and Fr Georges Lemaître (1894-1966) proposed the Big Bang cosmological model, he is the Father of Big Bang Theory. The Jesuits have been particularly active, notably in astronomy. Church patronage of sciences continues through institutions like the Pontifical Academy of Sciences (a successor to the Accademia dei Lincei of 1603) and Vatican Observatory (a successor to the Gregorian Observatory of 1580). As the world's oldest and largest continuously functioning international institution, it has played a prominent role in shaping the history and development of Western civilization we now know today. The Catholic Church is the largest non-government provider of education and medical services in the world. The Catholic Church manages 26% of health care facilities in the world, including tens of thousand hospitals, clinics, orphanages, pharmacies and centers for those with leprosy. The church has always been involved in education, since the founding of the first universities of Europe. It runs and sponsors tens of thousand of primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities throughout the world and operates the world's largest non-governmental school system. In the words of J. L. Heilbron of the University of California, Berkeley, the "Roman Catholic Church gave more financial aid and social support to the study of astronomy over six centuries, from the recovery of ancient learning during the late Middle Ages into the Enlightenment, than any other, and all other institutions." This financial and social support extended also to other branches of scientific inquiry. The Church is patron of Learnings and Social Services for almost 2000 yrs.
Tyndall actually translated John 1:1-7 correctly as a verb not a noun. The logos is not a literal person as most have been led to believe. The logos is referring to all elect predestined sons who were foreknown by God as those who manifest or are born of Gods spirit. As opposed to those of freewill who are grated in or adopted into the house.
bless you Believe In Jesus / Yeshua and keep YHVH's Commandments Revelation 22:14 “Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.” 1 Corinthians 14:33 “For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.” Ephesians 4:12 “For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ:” Revelation 14:12 “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.”
Deuteronomy 8:3 “And he humbled thee, and suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee with manna, which thou knewest not, neither did thy fathers know; that he might make thee know that man doth not live by bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of the LORD doth man live.” Matthew 4:4 “But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.” The KEY words there are every and live ! Bless you
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Ryan, I just finished your book. Well done. In your book, (section on The Jewish Canon), there’s an incredible claim; you claim that: The author of the original texts and oral traditions were called directly by God. What’s the evidence for such an assertion? Why not weigh the chances of objective proof-for example Bayesian probability-the likelihood that a ‘god’ inspired text as conjecture and subjective? There's zero evidence of 'god'. And what defines ‘god’? Ever watch Ancient Aliens? ...Here's a reply:
Apologists bend over backward to square the circle. You make the claim that…”The books of Moses and the larger and shorter prophetic books clearly fit into the category of God’s direct authorship-and written or recorded based on the teachings of Israelite leaders.” Where’s any objective evidence of an empirical foundation of the later KJV’s evidence of provenance? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. There is Zero primary source evidence. Oral traditions?
The KJV, which BTW, has thousands of issues not outlined in your book i.e. there’s no primary sources or corroborating historical attestations of miraculous accounts in the KJV or its predecessor texts. Quite the contrary. A big, big, problem for the KJV as an authority.
Interesting. Now that everyone has a phone with a camera available I can't wait for the upload to FB or RUclips of any evidence of a divine miraculous event or the devil's influence i.e. demonic possession.
*(Sources)*
Scott, E.F., 1940. King James Version of 1611, The Story of the Apocrypha . Edgar J. Goodspeed. The Journal of Religion, 20(1), p.100.
Anon, 1997. New gospel document raises question of Christ's divinity [Q Document]. The Vancouver Sun (Index-only), p.C13.
Bademan, R.B., 2006. “Monkeying with the Bible”: Edgar J. Goodspeed's American Translation. Religion and American Culture: A Journal of Interpretation, 16(1), pp.55-93.
Evans, C.A., 2006. Fabricating Jesus: how modern scholars distort the gospels, Downers Grove, Ill.: IVP Books.
Carrier, Richard, 2014. On the Historicity of Jesus: Why We Might Have Reason for Doubt. Sheffield Phoenix Press.
Finkelstein, I. & Silberman, N.A., 2001. The Bible Unearthed: archaeology's new vision of ancient Israel and the origin of its sacred texts, New York: Free Press.
Rollens, S., 2013. Framing Social Criticism in the Jesus Movement: The Ideological Project in the Sayings Gospel Q. Framing Social Criticism in the Jesus Movement: The Ideological Project in the Sayings Gospel Q
Kelley, Shawn. 2002. Racializing Jesus: Race, Ideology, and the Formation of Modern Biblical Scholarship. Biblical Limits. London ; New York: Routledge.
Rubin, Martin, and Hollis, Susan T. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible, 2015, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses.
Johnson, D. & Bartholomew, C.G., 2014. Biblical knowing: a scriptural epistemology of error
Bar-Hillel, M., 1999. The Bible Code. Science, 286(5445), p.1681.
Pleše, B.D. et al., 2011. The Apocryphal Gospels: texts and translations, New York: Oxford University Press.
Rubin, M. & Hollis, Susan T., 2015. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible. Judaism, Modern Biblical Scholarship, and the Changing View of the Hebrew Bible,
Ehrman, B.D., 2011. Forged: writing in the name of God : why the Bible's authors are not who we think they are 1st ed., New York: HarperOne.
Textus Receptus and textual, source, form, and literary criticisms; formal, functional, and mediating; lexical and syntactic correspondence; idiomatic or meaning-based translation; strictly literal or subjective meaning by transferring the linguistic origins. (Which does question divine authority in deference to human error and judjment)
Acts 12:4; 1 John 5:7-8
My copy arrived at the post office today, but I didn't get to the post office. I hope to get my copy tomorrow.
Ayyyeee! Im broke but I'm buying your book in spirit lol.
+DS Shakespeare Did you really just ask Dr. Reeves to provide evidence of a transcript between God and Moses?
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inspired, In-Spirit.
n·spired
inˈspī(ə)rd/Submit
adjective
1.
of extraordinary quality, as if arising from some external creative impulse.
2.
(of air or another substance) that is breathed in.
In Ancient Greek πνέω (pnéō, “breathe”
הַשׁרָאָה
breath
In order to speak you have breath come out in order to hear words. And breathe in the " Wind" Then those word are written down.
I don’t know where Ryan Reeves is now, but for those just finding his teaching on here - I implore Ryan to please continue your work on this medium. God is good, and Ryan is a gift of God.
Indeed! I've just stumbled onto his channel...and I'm already sad he's gone!
As a Muslim - I must say I sincerely appreciate his work and am very grateful to him and benefit from his videos and even though I disagree with many of his interpretations of events that include Islamic - Christian Conflicts, I just recognize that of course he’s going to interpret it as a Christian since he’s a Christian lol.
May Allaah have mercy on brother Ryan Reeves - Ameen
Your enthusiasm for church history is great, but please keep in mind that it's just a video-lecture from a protestant seminary... It's not "The Sacred Teachings of St. Ryan of Reeves"... It's just part of his college class, that's why he stopped making them when he was done; the class is the same every year lol
Try emailing him through his website.
@@giuseppelogiurato5718 Calm down.
I learn much from you. Historical insight is always gratifying.
This is a fantastic channel! We would love to have you on our podcast some time to talk about church history.
Come back, sir!
I second that emotion!
Why did you stop with the video?
dude. please make videos again. i feel like im in a university lecture when i watch youre vids i love them.
Some guys listen to DMX in the gym , some guys listen to Marshall Mathers ... I'm over here listening to Ryan Reeves
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@Sanji Kun neat!
I still watch Ryan Reeves videos. where are you bro .
Wish more content was produced. These videos are of such great quality.
I really hope Ryan returns to making videos soon, I ve basically watched every vid on the channel so I m ready for more!
Having discovered your channel only yesterday and spent my day watching your videos, I am finding them utterly gripping.
its very addictive
Ditto. Dr Reeves does a great job at making this history come alive
Yeah, here I thought I might be the only person binge-watching Church History I, but the subscriber count has increased from 85K to 89K just in the past month or two, since I discovered the channel. Thank you, Dr. Reeves - you rock history!
Good stuff. Thanks for this
Tyndale wrote a book titled “The Obedience of a Christian Man” which was published in 1528. One point in Tyndale's book was it advocated that the king of a country was the head of that country's church, rather than the pope, and to be the first instance, in the English language at any rate, of advocating the divine right of kings, a concept mistakenly attributed to the Catholic Church.
Despite being officially banned, Obedience was still very popular and widely read throughout England. Anne Boleyn, (who later to became Henry VIII's second wife) owned a copy. As Henry was trying to obtain permission from the Pope to divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, Anne asked Henry to read Obedience. Afterward, Henry exclaimed, “This is a book for me and all kings to read”.
It is believed that this book greatly influenced Henry VIII of England decision in declaring the “Act of Supremacy”, by which he became Supreme Head of the Church of England, in 1534.
Tyndale's opposition to Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon earned him the king's enmity, but when Tyndale was arrested by the Roman Catholic authorities in Antwerp in 1535, Henry's chief minister Thomas Cromwell attempted unsuccessfully to intervene on his behalf. Tyndale was executed for heresy the following year.
Interesting. Thank you for that.
These people that want to identify the king with the head of a church are misguided.
Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and render unto God...
Is it ironic that Tyndale’s “Obedience” might have inspired the King on the one hand while forming much of the backbone for the KJV which in time would likely be the preferred translation for those most anti-hierarchical Protestant streams?
@@eddievangundy4510There is only One Head of the Church Christ! However, the King is God's Anointed Prince, and is responsible before God for the Health and Well-being of the Church in all lands that God has given the King to Judge, Protect, and Guide the People. A Christian King is Anointed with the Holy Oils by the Bishop and with this Anointing comes Responsibility, Grace and Wisdom to Protect not only the Civil Government of the People, but also the Holy Church in all the Lands God has given the King Authority over. Christian Kings in neither the East or the West were considered simple layman, but a clergy member in spite of not being a Bishop, Priest, or Deacon. This is True not only under the New Testament, but also under the Old Testament. King David, Solomon, Josiah etc. Exercised Legitimate Authority over the Church of their day. The Archbishop or Metropolitan of the Kingdom is a legitimate subject of the Monarch of the Land. A Christian King is supposed to be an Icon of Christ for his people. Christ is the only perfect Icon of the Father!
He’s back! Couldn’t ask for a better birthday present, thank you 🙏
Could you do a video on the septuagint, vulgate, masoretic texts, Q texts and any manuscripts in the east... when are they all from? Who did them? What are their distinctives / approaches?
It is really upsetting you have been left uploading new videos for two years
Ryan, I really appreciate all your videos. I come back to them over and over again because you are so intelligent about them, and deliver a very even-keeled summary. I wish you Easter blessings and hope you continue with more videos, although I know how much work they are to produce.
The rest of the videos in this playlist are about finance and investment, and this playlist was updated 4 days ago. Has this account been compromised? I urge everyone to download these videos while we can, if a hacker is adding new video to playlists, maybe removing old videos will be next.
Where did you go? Hope you are ok and you start up again.
why no new video's your channel is great
Come back Ryan! We need more content
Guess who's back, back again, Reeves is back, tell a friend.
Tell everyone and there mother.
You should list that book as Audio , you have a great speaking voice my friend.
I was wondering if you have included anything in that book on the Septuagint origins
that would battle the mostly Jewish argument that its a historic lie or some conspiracy of sort.
Thank you again for this channel and all that you do
Don’t think I didn’t notice you change your profile picture 👀
Thank you for this video. Very informative!The Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) just released a new Book of Common Prayer. I’m new to Anglicanism (having journeyed from the AG to the UMC and now to the ACNA 😊) but what I understand is that the Psalter in the new BCP is the Coverdale version with some language updates. Fun to get some of the history of this version.
Is King Charles the head of the ANCA?
RYAN COME BAAAACK 😭😭😭
Ryan your lectures are wonderful. I found you through your Hobbit lecture and throughly enjoyed it. You are a wonderful teacher.
Your videos are such a blessing. I hope you will one day return to making more. In the meanwhile, prayers going up for you brother ❤
Nicole Reynolds // thanks! I'll be back soon. :) Covid did a number on my plans. I think I saw some of your singing on Facebook? Beautiful voice.
@@RyanReevesM Wow! Thank you! ❤
@@RyanReevesM Please put out a video soon explaining stuff and giving us a timeline, if you'd be so kind! If anything it'd be nice just to have resolution to your disappearance and say goodbye! Thank you for all your hard work here over the years and I hope all is well for you.
Ryan, where did you go????
Thank you for all these videos professor Reeves, I am so excited to see that you may return. I came to your videos for the history, but they have helped me start to reignite my faith, which I truly need right now.
I am not disappointed in my subscribing to your channel, Ryan.
I love the scholarship tone. You wisely avoided the religious style of presentation.
no vids for 2 years? any follow up?
6:25
Treckle?
British people pronounce treacle as treecle, the "ea" sound as in "east" not as in "breast"
I'm American and pronounce it as "ee".
I appreciate your theological content.
I am catholic myself. This contend helps strengthen the knowledge and helps defend the faith.
Ryan Reeves...while I listen to all your episodes of History I hope deeply that you come back and continue your mission by unearthing the buried history of the Church. God bless you
why did you stop making videos?
Hey @RyanReeves im a big fan of your videos from portugal! I just wanted to let you know that there is a channel that goes by the name "jesses cardiel" that has been uploading your videos! I was looking up you vid on the dutch revolt and armenianism and found that this channel has uploaded several of your vids! Is that ok? You might think about reporting it! Hugs from portugal!
Got the book...am currently enjoying it...is already on my holiday gift list. Kudos!
The Gospel (Good News) Simple terms; Believe on Christ and live. The
Gospel (Good News) Basic Scriptural terms; Romans @,
Romans @,
I Corinthians 15:3-4, John @,
36. Ephesians 2:8-9, Ephesians @,
I John @-13.
The Gospel (Good News) in Layman terms; All have sinned (fallen short of God's mark) which is perfection. Yet in-spite of such, God loves us so much, that He was manifest in the flesh (Jesus the Christ), being the lamb of God, which takes away the sin of the world. This He did at Calvary, being our atonement, and our propitiation, paying in His own blood to redeem us, and cleanse us eternally. He then, did go into the heart of the earth for three days and three nights, and upon the third day, did rise in resurrection power. And all who believe on/in Him, and what He has done and promised, will pass from death unto life, and will also be sealed with Him, the Holy Ghost. Not only that, all who have believed on/in Him, have the eternal promise and assurance, that we may know, that we have been saved forever. I bid;
I John @-13:
And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and
this life is in his Son. He that hath the Son hath life; and he that
hath not the Son of God hath not life. These things have I written
unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know
that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the
Son of God. May Christ alone be exalted.?
Do you have a new video coming soon?
I found your channel earlier in the week. I’ve since spent a lot of time watching eight or nine of your video lectures. I’m learning a lot and really enjoying it. Thank you.
Hi all, could I ask what happened to Ryan? Why did he stop uploading years back? I really enjoy the content he puts out :)
Just bought the Audible version of your book. This is some great stuff!
Please come back mr. Reeves your theology and history videos are so good. Put your wood working content on the channel to gain some engagement!
Based on the comments you wrote it seems like your coming back soon! Setup a Patreon account and I will start donating each time you make a video. I love your lectures for their historical authenticity and your seemingly unbiased view on different topics.
I'm not sure I can trust you though, Dutch. I mean, you won't even tell me what the plan is :)
@@RyanReevesM
You Have Got To Keep Faith.
I love these videos. I listen to them and often repeat them while I play my Crusader Kings 3 game. I enjoy the videos about the Middle Ages especially like the ones on the merovingian kings and Charlemagne. Alfred the great. They are phenomenal and enjoyable.
I hope you reupload more soon.
In your research did you consider the literature of Jaroslav Pelikan, the book in particular The reformation of The Bible: The Bible of the reformation or any Eastern Orthodox scholars especially concerning the septuagint?
Just ordered the book, looking forward to it. Currently reading Dr. Michael Kruger's book "Canon Revisited" as this topic is of great interest to me.
Treckle? Lol......awesome video as usual. Thanks so much....always look forward to these.
Guys hes posting videos again!
Ryan, where are you? I can't find anything current. Are you OK?
Yes.. I too hope he is ok.. it's most certainly been a while since a new video. Be well.. take care.
I hope that Mr Reeves is doing well. His videos are quality work.
Come back
Hey Ryan, I'm really enjoying your series on church history! Confound it Ryan, you've got me hooked on Church History. :-)
ive missed you sir ryan !
2:00 Humanism in England
2:30 Tyndales Bible
5:00 Coverdale and Humanist/Protestant Intellectuals
7:40 The Legality and Shoddiness of their bibles
11:00 Cromwell
You keep saying "protestant bible". It's just the bible and "protestantism" is just Christianity lol
cringe comment
@@powerfulaura5166 It's cringey to not want your beliefs always described from a Catholic perspective?
HEY, PLEASE COVER NIKONIAN REFROMS OF THE RUSSIAN CHURCH IN 17TH CENTURY, AND THE SCHISM
Missed these... =)
Tyndale was a restorationist more than a reformationist
Given one of the reasons the catholic church disliked Tyndale's bible was it included a translation of Luther's preface to the New Testament, I think it's fair to call him a Reformer.
You could even call him a pre-reformer, as there's some evidence he was influenced by the Lollardy.
I am having a difficult time finding an answer to what I think is an interesting question regarding William Tyndale. The decision to execute William Tyndale was not from the government in England, the Court would have been the Court of the Holy Roman Empire, the "Reichskammergericht Court." My understanding is that the Court would have been composed not only of Roman Catholics, I think it would have been composed also of Lutherans. The person over the Court would have been Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, a Roman Catholic, yet the Pope is not the Emperor. Am I correct that the reason for William Tyndale's death is that he did not have Ecclesiastical permission to translate the Bible into English, and that Protestants in the Trial of William Tyndale in a Legal sense agreed to that?
Sir, can you one day create a video on the history of the New Thought Movement from around the turn of the century (1900). There seems to be a lot of self help books originating from that movement using a New Thought/Christian view. Wondering how biblical it is. Thanks
Hi Ryan, thanks for the great works on the faith! I have a question for you if you please. The books that made it to the bible were screened through the Church Traditions (practices and beliefs originating from the Apostles). So it is this “Traditions” that defined the books of the bible, and thus superior. Is this correct?
Ryan, you have been saying for months that you will be back, but still no new videos. Have your plans changed? I still think this is the best historical theology channel on RUclips, but I'll be very sad if this is your last video.
"As if he threw someone off the top of a steeple and ordered him to stop half way down". I haven't heard that before but it sums up Henry's approach to reformation very well. Who said it?
“Divorce is a worse result than making the foolish decision in the first place to marry her”…..😜🤣🤣🤣🤣 that is hilarious!!!
What is "humanism" as you use it in your video? What is "the new learning"? (2:14)
If we were already scholars, we would have no need for your videos, but some of us are simple folk and need some of these terms fleshed out just a bit. Thank you.
@Helpless ol'man - ummm .... okay.
Does your English come from google translate?
@Helpless ol'man - Well your "uniqueness" pretty much killed your message. You conveyed little more than if you had been speaking a foreign language. What's the point of that?
Co ve kha ngu ngoc voi toi.
Intresting pronounciation of Treacle. (Tree-cull, in the UK)
Edit: my favourite errata is the Owl Bible.
New drinking game: watch Ryan's videos and take a shot every time he says "and these kind of things"
Why are you here exactly?
Ari-El Jamila it’s a common joke used when someone says a phrase often
I would really love a copy of The Great Bible. I haven't found any just showing the few copies that exists in bible museums.
Henry was also at war with the French. He had bankrupted England and as he was desperate for money to fund his war with France, he borrowed heavily from the Jews but could not pay them back. As he desperately needed more money to keep the war going he made himself head of the Church when he was able to take all the money countrywide for himself as well as his "divorce".
And now you know that evil will always triumph…. because good is dumb. -Dark Helmet
Hi there. I want to express my thanks to you and your amazing videos abput the history of the church. I was just wondering if the Inquisiition video is somewhere since I have not find it anywhere in your archives. Thanks again for your great lectures.
Does your 4-year hiatus have anything to do with your biography of William Tyndale? I read something about this in your Amazon bio.
I listen to your videos while driving my truck
Hey Ryan your videos have been so helpful. I hope ur alright! id love to see you do a series on Paul and his historical context
Miss your videos...
Great channel Ryan.
So good to find it.
Thanks for all you do.
Stay prayerful my friends
Really excited to see you uploading again!
Excellent, thank you for your channel. Would you consider creating a video on "the confessing church" ?
With appreciation
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaase come back!
Hi there. Have you read Hilary Mantel's Thomas Cromwell trilogy? I recently bought Diarmaid MacCulloch's mammoth Cromwell biography. Looking forward to delving deeper into the period. I finished my PhD last year. My diss considered how revolutionary ideas transformed religiously-derived concepts of community in English, Irish, and Mexican Literature (1789-1832). The legacies of the Reformation as you know are still shaping England and Ireland at this time but now with the reality of revolution and revolutionary ideas impacting politics and culture. Now that I'm done with the diss, I've been wanting to know more about my time period's pre-history, especially in terms of the Reformation. Thought Mantel, one of the better historical novelists today if not the best, might be a fun way to do this. Your videos are interesting too. I'm also reading Lyndal Roper's Luther bio (she might have written two: I'm reading the newer bio, not the psychobiographical one, though I do want to read it too.) This is all to say: I've caught the Reformation History bug :-)
The Wolf Hall miniseries is a nearly perfect historical drama. Everything is so well done from the acting to the sets, the costumes, the lighting, all of it. The only thing that keeps it from seeming like they travelled back in time with cameras and filmed the actual events is the fact that so many of the actors have familiar faces from other movies and TV shows. Really hope they do another series for the third book with the same actors reprising their roles from Wolf Hall where ever possible.
Man I miss your videos. Visiting Rome and having some of your podcast as the background as definitely special
33. From generation to generation, the Truth has always been with only one living prophet messenger on the earth. He is the one who has the keys of the Kingdom; he is the one who is the way, the truth and the life in his time. And when you open the Bible, you see Isaiah, Jeremiah, Amos, Ezekiel, and so on. They are names of prophets. The truth, it is with a living prophet messenger, and not in a church. But what are you doing therefore with the Bible which is in your hands? If not, is it really for Salvation that you go to church? And yet, if God saves a Baptist, a Pentecostal, a revival church member or assembly of gods, how can He condemn the Pharisees, Judas and Cain?
amen
Henry VIII issued two edicts banning the Tyndale bible!
Can you please make a video on the Particular Baptists and the 1689 confession?
Are you a Calvinist or what? Whose theology do you believe?
Clear and concise fascinating video Dr Reeves does a very good job and narrating these videos thank you
Can you do a video on the full Henrician reforms
Well that was a strange start, I guess it goes along with the strange Bible ;)
Mapleberry Farm - Off Grid Just a joke about everyone on RUclips doing too much self promotion. :)
@@RyanReevesM Gotta get that hype.
Any chance some of this content can be added to Rumble
You call murder and repression flowering?
Obviously this is from a peotestant viewpoint
Found your channel tonight, completely and utterly flawless work. I hope you find the time or motivation to start it back up. Phenomenal work. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos. Thank you.
I thought this was a history channel.
It is?
@@sambone2809 Its aligned with a particular religious narrative. History mashed up with faith.
Grandjohnsonjr it’s a history channel focused on Christianity.
@@cbcurth You mean church history?
Ill buy your book man. Thank you for you work.
Enjoy the videos. I have a nice facsimile of the 1537 Matthew's Bible from Hendrickson and later was able to find a two volume facsimile of the 1539 Great Bible. Alone with internet sites that provide these texts, plus the Book of Common Prayer which contains the Psalter of the Great Bible, it is very clear to see how the Great Bible is often called a sister to the Matthew-Tyndale Bible. They both read basically the same with only the most minor differences which takes some reading of both Bibles to discover. Where our translations begin to suffer is with the Geneva Bible. The Geneva Bible reads nothing like the Tyndale Bibles. The Bishop's Bible scholars tried to restore the Tyndale renderings but it went unnoticed by the Puritans who already had their minds made up about the Geneva Bible. The KJV is more like the Geneva Bible than any of the Tyndale Bibles. You can quickly tell the difference when you compare the Geneva Bible and KJV with the Tyndale Bibles. So in a sense I would disagree that modern translations read anything like the Tyndale Bibles. I personally prefer the Tyndale Bibles over other English translations but still love the KJV, too.
"What we know by FAITH and what we learn by REASON cannot be in conflict."
- St. Augustine of Hippo, Church Father (354AD.)
Historically, the Catholic Church has often been a patron of sciences. It has been prolific in the foundation and funding of schools, universities, and hospitals, and many clergy have been active in the sciences. Historians of science such as Pierre Duhem credit medieval Catholic mathematicians and philosophers such as John Buridan, Nicole Oresme, and Roger Bacon as the founders of modern science. Duhem found "the mechanics and physics, of which modern times are justifiably proud, to proceed by an uninterrupted series of scarcely perceptible improvements from doctrines professed in the heart of the medieval schools."
Catholic scientists, both religious and lay, have led scientific discovery in many fields. From ancient times, Christian emphasis on practical charity gave rise to the development of systematic nursing and hospitals and the Church remains the single largest private provider of medical care and research facilities in the world. Following the Fall of Rome, monasteries and convents remained bastions of scholarship in Western Europe and clergymen were the leading scholars of the age - studying nature, mathematics, and the motion of the stars. During the Middle Ages, the Church founded Europe's first universities, producing scholars like Robert Grosseteste, Albert the Great, Roger Bacon, and Thomas Aquinas, who helped establish the scientific method.
During this period, the Church was also a major patron of engineering for the construction of elaborate cathedrals. Since the Renaissance, Catholic scientists have been credited as fathers of a diverse range of scientific fields: Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543) pioneered heliocentrism, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1744-1829) prefigured the theory of evolution with Lamarckism, Friar Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) pioneered genetics, and Fr Georges Lemaître (1894-1966) proposed the Big Bang cosmological model, he is the Father of Big Bang Theory. The Jesuits have been particularly active, notably in astronomy. Church patronage of sciences continues through institutions like the Pontifical Academy of Sciences (a successor to the Accademia dei Lincei of 1603) and Vatican Observatory (a successor to the Gregorian Observatory of 1580).
As the world's oldest and largest continuously functioning international institution, it has played a prominent role in shaping the history and development of Western civilization we now know today. The Catholic Church is the largest non-government provider of education and medical services in the world. The Catholic Church manages 26% of health care facilities in the world, including tens of thousand hospitals, clinics, orphanages, pharmacies and centers for those with leprosy. The church has always been involved in education, since the founding of the first universities of Europe. It runs and sponsors tens of thousand of primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities throughout the world and operates the world's largest non-governmental school system.
In the words of J. L. Heilbron of the University of California, Berkeley, the "Roman Catholic Church gave more financial aid and social support to the study of astronomy over six centuries, from the recovery of ancient learning during the late Middle Ages into the Enlightenment, than any other, and all other institutions." This financial and social support extended also to other branches of scientific inquiry. The Church is patron of Learnings and Social Services for almost 2000 yrs.
Tyndall actually translated John 1:1-7 correctly as a verb not a noun. The logos is not a literal person as most have been led to believe. The logos is referring to all elect predestined sons who were foreknown by God as those who manifest or are born of Gods spirit. As opposed to those of freewill who are grated in or adopted into the house.
Yes please. More videos. I’m in France taking the agregation exam. The topic is emergence and transformations of puritanism 1559-1642. I need help!!!
bless you
Believe In Jesus / Yeshua
and
keep YHVH's Commandments
Revelation 22:14 “Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.”
1 Corinthians 14:33 “For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.”
Ephesians 4:12 “For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ:”
Revelation 14:12 “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God,
and
the faith of Jesus.”
Deuteronomy 8:3 “And he humbled thee, and suffered thee to hunger, and fed thee with manna, which thou knewest not, neither did thy fathers know; that he might make thee know that man doth not live by bread only,
but by every word
that proceedeth out of the mouth of the LORD
doth man live.”
Matthew 4:4 “But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone,
but by every word
that proceedeth out of the
mouth of God.”
The KEY words there are every and live !
Bless you