The Book of Judges: A Quick Overview [Whiteboard Bible Study] 

I think you'll like my post-MBA content. I learned a lot (more) about how to package and distill information, and I'm very excited to share the next generation of videos for this channel. =)

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It's nice to BE back!

It's pretty interesting, isn't it? While the books of Samuel and Kings answer the exilic question, "How did we get here?", Judges preempts it by saying, "We've kind of always been here."

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Thank you! It's good to be back. =)

I am! Covid and grad school took a big bite out of my video-making time over the past few years-it's good to climb back in the saddle. =)

It's about 75% of the Bible-it should have a lot in it! ;-)

Turns out a pandemic, a move, full-time grad school, and running a business doesn't leave as much time for whiteboarding as one might have hoped. ;-)

I'm really happy you are back, I learn so much from your videos, helps me to understand what I'm reading.

What did I miss?

@@OverviewBible you were just gone for a long time

Because it’s not just “old good stories,” it’s literally the word of God. This only true lively God.

Many Christians do enjoy these as good stories! And then there are some of us who enjoy applying a little literary analysis to them. ;-)

Yeshoshua or Yeshua? his parents called him "son", his brothers and sisters called him "mad", his 12 followers called him "teacher', or "rabbi"...................we call him Jesus Christ, and we call on him often, well, I do. I don't have religion, I have salvation.

Clearly, if there were any problem, any heresy or corruption or dilution, in translating the name of the Lord into the native tongues of each of His peoples, then the Apostles themselves would not have done it. St. Paul himself tells us, in fact: Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. (Philippians 2:9-11) “Every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord” - declared in Greek, what was then the lingua franca of the civilized world. The word tongue in Greek, γλώσσα or glōssa, could also refer to language, as with the Latin lingua, and as we continue to use tongue in English. Was “every tongue” to confess the Lord, but only as Yeshua? Plainly not: in that very sentence, Paul hails Him as Jesus in Greek. Arguing that only “Yeshua,” or any other rendition of the name, is the correct and proper address for our Lord, denies the entire received Christian tradition, the handing down of the faith to every people as the Apostles and their spiritual descendants have done. Just as the Greek people received the name of the Lord as Ἰησοῦς, the English people received Him as Jesus, the Spanish as Jesús, and so forth: