I just finished up seeing all of the Holy Land Season 2 videos, they were all so great!! Thank you for sharing this with the world!! Shabbat Shalom to all!!✝️🕎✡️🇮🇱
Thank you Dr Beck. Your teachings are such a blessing; and so educational. It's one thing seeing the Holy Land on paper and another, living a panoramic sensation of the events with your eyes and heart.
8:20 In many ways we are all people of the Shephelath, destined to face spiritual challenges in our own meeting places. Will we imitate David by putting our faith in God? Trusting that He has uniquely prepared us and will equip us? Or will we hold back in fear like Saul? All of us have influence and where we place our trust affects those around us. It will either move them away from God or toward Him.
I am so thankful and grateful for season 2 of the holy land, I love watching every joyful, inspiration episode. I love learning and gaining knowledge from hearing Dr. Becks encouraging bible teachings. I am so incredibly inspired to always keep my trust in Jesus Christ daily ❤️ Thank you our daily bread for season 2 of the Holy land.
Nicely done. Factual. David's aim must have been very good because Goliath was much taller than him. The shepherd boy was accustomed to dealing with animals but they are not upright, except maybe a bear.
What is ironic is that Saul's tribe of Benjamin was adept at doing what David from the tribe of Judah did in defeating Goliath. [See Judges 20:16 "Out of all these people (Benjamin) 700 choice men were left-handed; each one could sling a stone at a hair and not miss."] Someone from Benjamin, Saul in particular, as he was king, should have taken on the giant Goliath.
It makes much more sense that David used a Shepard's staff sling , check it out .. This does not detract from the significance of the event, it is just more truthful.
Imagine David using a rock about the size of a baseball and traveling at about 100 mph, like a modern day pitcher. Yes that could kill someone, especially if it struck you in the head.
I find it interesting to keep in mind that any army AND the opposition are both simultaneously relying upon the very same ONE God for victory .. yet, obviously .. both will not be victorious.
Relying on God has to be intentional, relational, reverent, which I don't think would describe idolatrous armies which returned to thank their idols for victory eg the Philistines who took the ark of God and placed it the temple of Dagon and God struck Dagon and its worshipers. 1Samuel 5:1-12
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I will trust in God and have faith in him.
I just finished up seeing all of the Holy Land Season 2 videos, they were all so great!! Thank you for sharing this with the world!! Shabbat Shalom to all!!✝️🕎✡️🇮🇱
You're very welcome! You may also enjoy our series on the 7 Churches of Revelation. Feel free to watch here; ruclips.net/video/vPRxbvcu7Bw/видео.html
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God knows how to eliminate our fears. Thank you God!
Amen, Sharon!!
Thank you Dr Beck. Your teachings are such a blessing; and so educational. It's one thing seeing the Holy Land on paper and another, living a panoramic sensation of the events with your eyes and heart.
We're so glad you have been enjoying these videos!
8:20 In many ways we are all people of the Shephelath, destined to face spiritual challenges in our own meeting places.
Will we imitate David by putting our faith in God? Trusting that He has uniquely prepared us and will equip us?
Or will we hold back in fear like Saul?
All of us have influence and where we place our trust affects those around us. It will either move them away from God or toward Him.
I am so thankful and grateful for season 2 of the holy land, I love watching every joyful, inspiration episode. I love learning and gaining knowledge from hearing Dr. Becks encouraging bible teachings. I am so incredibly inspired to always keep my trust in Jesus Christ daily ❤️ Thank you our daily bread for season 2 of the Holy land.
Thanks a million for taking us to Israel without going there.
God is so awesome! I love Israel..to be there is so wonderful! Thank you so much..the videos are so beautuful!
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Purely delightful. God bless you ODB.
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Thank you sir, I envy you for bieng there, i love the story of King David
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Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing these stories with us
May the Lord of Israel bless you for all these beautiful videos. I've enjoyed them all.
Thanks for the Stories Season 2.
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My uncle used to make his own slings back in the day and he was lethal with them, takes alot of training, and also spinning it way faster lol
God bless.
Amazing 🌍🌍
Nicely done. Factual. David's aim must have been very good because Goliath was much taller than him. The shepherd boy was accustomed to dealing with animals but they are not upright, except maybe a bear.
Wow, thank you for this video and the narration. It's beautifully done. And I feel like I'm in Israel for a few minutes too. :D
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What is ironic is that Saul's tribe of Benjamin was adept at doing what David from the tribe of Judah did in defeating Goliath. [See Judges 20:16 "Out of all these people (Benjamin) 700 choice men were left-handed; each one could sling a stone at a hair and not miss."] Someone from Benjamin, Saul in particular, as he was king, should have taken on the giant Goliath.
Never made what connection.
It's amazing that David was so good with a sling that he could hit Goliath right in the forehead from so far away.
It makes much more sense that David used a Shepard's staff sling , check it out ..
This does not detract from the significance of the event, it is just more truthful.
No offence but...This video of sling use does not show the true potential at all. Used properly the sling is almost as powerful as a musket! Lethal!
Imagine David using a rock about the size of a baseball and traveling at about 100 mph, like a modern day pitcher. Yes that could kill someone, especially if it struck you in the head.
I find it interesting to keep in mind that any army AND the opposition are both simultaneously relying upon the very same ONE God for victory .. yet, obviously .. both will not be victorious.
Relying on God has to be intentional, relational, reverent, which I don't think would describe idolatrous armies which returned to thank their idols for victory eg the Philistines who took the ark of God and placed it the temple of Dagon and God struck Dagon and its worshipers. 1Samuel 5:1-12
Great video. Why does he pronounce it "Philistins"?
That's just one of the great qualities of our amazing Jack Beck!
Other experts I've studied have described the rock as being about the size of a man's palm....not as small as what you used.