The Bronze Sea
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- "The sea has been constrained!"
We look at the construction of the Bronze (Brazen) Sea by Solomon and the deeply involved symbolism.
Intro | 0:00
Scripture | 0:35
Chaoskampf | 1:15
Violent Sea | 7:08
Theology of Conflict | 8:57
Anchor Bible Dictionary | 10:00
Garden Symbolism | 10:42
Temple as Cosmic Center | 11:29
The Bronze Sea? | 13:34
Ezekiel 43 (G. Beale) | 18:00
Tripartite Divisions | 19:28
Bejon, 12 Bulls/Tribes | 21:17
Hahn, Summary | 23:10
Constraining the Sea | 26:32
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Very interesting study. Thank you for posting.
24:11-24:52 Lots of things are flowing through my head with this certain section of the video. I’m thinking of the passage in Ezekiel 47 where the river comes down from the temple and gives life to the Dead Sea and the fruit trees on the banks of the river that yield fresh fruit for food and leaves for healing, Revelation 22 the river of life, the reversal of babel, the new covenant “I will replace their heart of stone with a heart of flesh and cause them to walk in my statutes.” So many things linked together.
If you haven’t you need to checkout the video I did on Jesus as the heavenly temple. So many things snap into place with that understanding.
@@EulersIdentityCrisis I’ll check it out 👍🏼
Thanks. This was fascinating.
Thanks for the insights
Great video! Thank u
Really Good Stuff. Thanks!
Nice video! ❤
Thanks 🙏🏽
19:43 Leviathan and Behemoth? 🤔
Is there anyway you could list a couple of your main commentators so I can write it down? Thank you
And also if you're reading this if you could name one book what would it be that I could get off of Amazon to help me with mountains and God and understanding how all the Mesopotamia stuff all this stuff goes hand-in-hand this is very important to me thank you sir
Probably either Heiser’s Unseen Realm or Beale’s The Temple and the Church’s Mission. Neither are SPECIFICALLY about that but Heiser deals with comparative religion stuff and Beale with temple symbolism.
@@EulersIdentityCrisis thank you found hieser through seers see in 2018.
Read the content from a few of his books ,I'm sorry for his passing.logos is amazing.
Jesus let a man take heed what he has .
When I was born again I seen a man on a mountain,but before that I was going up through these clouds I seen....a huge body of water like a sea....and as I kept going up... When it stopped it was a mountain coming into play on my left side when there was a man looking off the side of the mountain. He look like he was made out of metal not even kidding.
I've kind of kept your videos around recently because you've got some really intense stuff but I'm really busy working all the time.
I didn't know God was real.
I later learned what I was studying at night through Ezekiel and Daniel help me begin to understand things.
In case I don't want to keep you.
But I knew there was stuff about Mesopotamian and false gods and casarella phillipi.
That mountain that Jesus went to all this stuff has really really been so much in my testimony for Jesus.
I pray that you continue to do great things.
And that your ministry is mighty in God.
Christ Jesus mighty name.
@@Minimicromegapony Check out "Who Shall Ascend the Mountain of the Lord" by L. Michael Morales. It's in the same theology series as the referenced Temple book by Beale. It's absolutely fantastic and forever changed how I view the story of the Bible. Very much in line with the content of this video.
Yes, interesting video, as many are saying..
But..
Why do people think the earth is supported by literal pillars?
That's from Hannah's prayer, innit?
She's talking about people all through the text
The pillars are people
It's all through The Scriptures
Pillars are people
I left a message about the leviathan also
Thankyou for the video
There are about half a dozen passages that make passing reference to the idea. Since elsewhere the earth/creation is described as a Temple it makes sense.
It could be taken symbolically though given how few references there are. In comparative ancient texts it seems pretty literal in some places though.