Most Terrifying Stories From The Bible 

Wood eye?

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@@dukeofthedance8062there’s a spot in hell for emotionally sadistic teachers. They sense the kid who’s been through trauma or hard times…and make them feel small

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​​@@alfredortego225 I had a teacher like that in SECOND GRADE! She was a sadistic bi**h And she would hit you on the head for example in math class if you didn't get the answer right she would walk around like some type of a drill sergeant or something and she had this ring that she wore that had a huge stone on it or something and she would crack you on the head if you would get the answer wrong. I had so much anxiety when I would go in that class that my anxiety interfered with my ability to learn! I'm not kidding! It was Horrible and it made me hate school!! I really wish I had found her later on and told her that! But I did go on to be my own boss and I became a licensed mortgage broker! She literally ruined my life at school and it turned me into a withdrawn loner! Thank God I had a great mother. My mom was a saint! 🥰 She sensed the sadistic teacher and I don't know but it seems like Mom did something about it.

Where can "we" get them? On Amazon? What are they called?

The Ethiopian bible,and discernment should suffice

@@pronoms you can order the translations and there’s a lot of videos narrating the exact text, the enuma elish, the epic of Gilgamesh, the Eridu genesis, and there’s many more whos titles psd my memetic. The emerald tablets of Thoth are also very influential. We have millions of tablets that age back three times the time of any Bible.

@@jimmybryant2187 thank you

​@@pronomsThey are known as the Sumerian Cuneiform Tablets and are on display in the British Museum. Zecharia Sitchin has published translations for many of them including "The Lost Book of Enki" which describes the events in Genesis in a lot more detail.

It wasn't just the Vatican that participated in the canonization of many parts of the Bible. It was several kingdom's religious leaders that did that together.

Some key points supporting the validity and consistency of the Old Testament and New (sidenote my browser completely and unexpectedly crashed while trying to post this, so I am reposting also sorry for the length, but it is on my heart to send you.) Remarkable Consistency Across Millennia: Despite challenges like copyist errors, translation issues, and different spoken vs. written languages, the degree of continuity and consistency found in the Old Testament is remarkable. J. Philip Hyatt, an Old Testament professor, acknowledged the difficulties in maintaining accuracy over time due to repeated manual copying. Yet, the text remains consistent in its message. Multiple Authors, Languages, and Time Periods: The Old Testament comprises 66 books written by over 40 different authors from various walks of life (e.g., shepherds, farmers, kings, prophets). These authors wrote in three primary languages: Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. Despite linguistic differences, the message remains coherent and consistent. Preservation of the Text: The Jews held Scripture in high regard and meticulously preserved their texts. The Masoretic Text tradition, which existed for over 1,000 years, attests to the care, precision, and systematic rigor with which scribes copied the manuscripts2. New Testament Affirmation: Jesus and the apostolic writers consistently taught the historical reliability of the Old Testament. New Testament passages affirm the divine inspiration and ongoing importance of the Old Testament for believers. Historical context and evidence surrounding the existence of Jesus. Here are some key points, including references from non-Christian sources: Flavius Josephus: Jewish historian Flavius Josephus (born Yosef ben Matityahu) wrote the famous work “Antiquities of the Jews” around AD 93. (60 years after the death of Jesus.) (For some perspective the works of the philosopher Socrates were written down several hundred years or so after his death.) In this work, Josephus mentions several figures from the New Testament, including Jesus, John the Baptist, and Jesus’ “brother” James. The passage about Jesus is somewhat controversial, but it confirms his existence. Scholars believe that while Josephus mentioned Jesus, a Christian scribe may have amended the passage to portray Jesus positively. Another passage firmly establishes Jesus’ existence: “Festus was now dead, and Albinus was but upon the road; so he [Ananus] assembled the Sanhedrin of judges, and brought before them the brother of Jesus, who was called Christ, whose name was James, and some others; and when he had formed an accusation against them as breakers of the law, he delivered them to be stoned” (Antiquities 20:9:1). Tacitus: The Roman historian Tacitus, in his final work “Annals” (written around AD 116), referred to Jesus, his execution by Pontius Pilate, and the presence of early Christians in Rome. Tacitus describes the Great Fire of Rome in AD 64, during Emperor Nero’s reign. He mentions that Nero blamed Christians for the fire. Scholars consider Tacitus’s reference to Jesus’ execution by Pontius Pilate as both authentic and historically valuable. While Tacitus doesn’t reveal his source, this passage confirms three facts: A sizable number of Christians existed in Rome. Christians were distinguishable from Jews. Pagan Romans associated Christianity in Rome with its origin in Roman Judaea. Pontius Pilate Roman governor of Judea during the time of Jesus. Mentioned in all four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) as the one who presided over Jesus' trial and ordered His crucifixion. His role in Jesus' execution is significant because it connects the New Testament accounts to historical records. Archaeological Evidence: While there’s no definitive physical or archaeological evidence directly proving Jesus’ existence, elements of the New Testament story have been corroborated. Archaeologists have unearthed a rock-hewn courtyard house in ancient Nazareth, Jesus’ biblical childhood hometown. Evidence of Roman crucifixions, similar to Jesus’ described in the New Testament, has also been found. In summary, both Josephus and Tacitus provide non-Christian confirmation of Jesus’ existence, and archaeological findings support elements of the New Testament narrative. While direct evidence is scarce, the historical context and multiple sources reinforce the reality of Jesus of Nazareth.

May as well 😂

Yes, you're right .

The Bible it written based on many ancient writings that are far older than the bible.

You would not know therefore there is no need to explain.

What's your point?

@@MonyMony-xn4yq . So you know where you come from .

That's what you believe. I have more rational beliefs. But this still has nothing to do with what the video was talking about. Lilith is as much a "historical" figure as Adam and Eve. They (religious leaders) just don't want you to know about her.

@@MonyMony-xn4yq . You should know. We are dust . We are nothing more .

@@MonyMony-xn4yqif the Bible doesn’t mention her then it’s a lie from the devil! Where, May I ask , does this story come from? Adam and Eve were the first man and woman,period.😊

They never make a claim that the information in any of there videos are 100% true they just present the information and let you come come up with your own understanding

@@JustAskYourQuestionAlready Finally someone with common sense!! Thank you!!

Are you surprised?

He was

My puppy is named Nyx Noir!!! She is an Italian Greyhound, although she is considered "blue" (gray) her sister is named after a vampire goddess from a video game.. Sylea's Grace! So, goddess of the night with a vampire goddess.

Sorry David my cat was annoying me I meant I'm from Australia LOL

His name is David. Katrina introduced him as a new presenter.

That's girl talk

The girls brain washed the guys that is why this world is doomed

Some say woman was the first that's why they have less ribs

That is slowly changing.

Scapegoat. Not Escape goat.😂😂

It's not real, none of it happened. It's fine to say her name as things that are not real won't hurt you.

Prove the Bible is true. Without using the Bible as proof. I'll wait.

jesus was a real person had more historical writings of him than Caesar, prove to me the bible is false without using someone else's opinion or using the world as evidence that its not true which actually shows more of God than you think. ill wait. @@MonyMony-xn4yq

I think you meant mythology. What it's all based on is mythology too.

It's true thou some people just can't handle it

Well i guess the way u speak more or less look like ur the one who says blasphemy when Jesus says I am the son of God

@janetmartinez9365 Cant Handle The Truth? Bro, Where in the Bible does it say that "Lilith" was Adam's wife first? You guys are a bunch of idiots to actually believe this shit

The Sumarian stories the Bible steals from are much older than the Bible itself. Sumarian mythology is the original mythology.