We Studied the Temple in the Bible (Here’s What We Found) 

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🎉about the temple, you said David designed it, and Solomon built it. I thought God designed it and gave the plans to David.

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@@newjerusalem6604 How come you're so angry?

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Definately! It is one big puzzle for us to figure out. I love how ordered and in control God is ❤

Yes it’s so amazing how many cross references there are!

Yes I was literally just thinking this haha!

It makes me more than a little happy! Praise Jesus for finishing what you began, from creation to dying for our sins on the cross--and He's coming back to get us to establish His final kingdom of peace

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Luke 9:23 "If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny (die to) himself, pick up your cross daily and follow me." 1 Corinthians 6:19 "Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own." John 2:19 "Jesus answered. "Destroy this temple, and in three days I'll raise it up." Galatians 2:20 "I have been crucified with Christ, it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. 2 Corinthians 5:17 "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." Jesus was telling the pharisees "If you die to yourself, I'll raise you up as a new creation in Christ!"

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And he did!!!

Yeah, that`s why Benedikt xvi was so often about Faith AND REASON ... which is sooo beautiful. Thank you for your comment here! xx

Arfol 2000 that’s not the sort of thing someone can just do.

Arfol 2000 it’s not a decision someone can just make. Belief is not a choice.

@@timpieper5293 What does Jesus say about it? Mar 1:14 Now after John was put in prison, Jesus came to Galilee, preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God, Mar 1:15 and saying, "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel." Joh 6:28 Then they said to Him, "What shall we do, that we may work the works of God?" Joh 6:29 Jesus answered and said to them, "This is the work of God, that you believe in Him whom He sent."

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@CXVII 117 R _"A lot of bad this happened to me. I don't know if god exist anymore."_ Sorry to hear that. Of course life is difficult when bad things happen. Let me share a few thoughts. When Jesus' friend Lazarus died, he cried. We have a God who understands our pain and who understand the world is messed up. We do indeed live in a broken world, but that brokenness serves a purpose. It is only in a world where people can do evil, that good is possible. Nowhere does God promise an easy life to believers. If anything, he comes close to promising the opposite. If you look at the great figures of the Bible, all suffered significantly. And of course Jesus also suffered greatly. If there is no God, then there is actually no such thing as evil in an absolute sense - only things we like and things we don't like. For more on this subject, see "Why does God allow evil and suffering" on my channel. Hope that helps.

@CXVII 117 R Question: My husband and I have been involved with the Word Faith Movement. I have become disillusioned with their theology of suffering. I know the Scripture verses that show we are to expect suffering in this life, but how can I make emotional sense out of suffering when it happens? Answer: Human suffering entered the world due to the effects of original sin. God does not cause the suffering. He simply permits it to happen in our lives. To understand suffering, we must first understand some basic principles about God. God is all-knowing. He is aware of every pain we feel and every tear we shed. He can see our entire life on earth as well as our eternal destiny. God is all-loving. He loves us more than we love ourselves and would not permit something to happen to us that would keep us from our ultimate good, which is God himself. God is all-powerful. He can bring good out of evil. Bearing these facts in mind, sometimes God permits suffering to keep us from a greater suffering later or to preserve us for a greater good. For example, you might be passed over for a seemingly great job opportunity, only to get a better one later. Or God may know a danger lurking in the job environment that could bring you physical or spiritual harm. Trusting in God helps us deal with this kind of suffering. Sometimes God permits us to suffer the consequences of our behavior. If we are sexually promiscuous, we might suffer disease, broken relationships, and other problems caused by our behavior. This suffering brings about good when we change our lives and abide by God’s laws. Further, God permits us to lose things that we have come to worship above him. For example, someone who has made money his god may suffer the shame and hardship of bankruptcy. This suffering can bring about a total dependence on God and submission to his will. God may allow suffering that has no apparent reason-a child dies, we are injured in a car accident, or a natural disaster strikes. These situations are the most difficult to understand. Yet though we do not see the reason for such suffering we know that there is one, even if it is not apparent from our limited perspective. We are particularly vulnerable and weak when we suffer because we recognize that we are not in control. Yet it is precisely at this moment that we can become our strongest, if we learn to depend on God. Christ died to save us from the loss of heaven. He did not die to save us from suffering in this world. Yet suffering need never be in vain. St. Paul says, “Now I rejoice in my sufferings for your sake, and in my flesh I complete what is lacking in Christ’s afflictions for the sake of the body, that is the church . . . ” (Col 1:24). We can join our suffering with Christ’s for the sake of others. In this way suffering becomes redemptive. It is not suffering but our response to it that makes it so.

Reasoned Answers apologetics videos I couldn’t have said that better myself

@@abygirlowo1687 Thank you. I hope CXVII takes the time to read it and finds it helpful as well.

Awesome brother! I'll pray for you :)

Jesus' life shows how he fully believed and held the Scriptures to the highest standard, as the true and inspired Word of God. It'll be good for us if we do the same, following His footsteps. Always read the Scriptures. Revisit Jesus's take on them frequently. Choose to believe. God bless you!

Don’t give up

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God bless! May the Lord keep your faith strong!

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Me too. Using these in our smallgroup, really a huge blessing!

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Verner5.1 you should teach them creationism as well and some points at least ten to prove evolution wrong and ten for the bible being right

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Vert Rex absolutely ! I already teach them God is the creator of all things. They really have fell in love with Christ and began building their own relationship with him. These videos gave me a new tool to teach them the Bible, eliminating half of my lectures and rants giving visual aspect which easier to retain sometimes. You know as parents they get tired of our voice , substituting this vids help!

V5.1,.....These guys are false teachers, and do not understand the Bible.

The Bible's "history" is poorly plagiarized from a dozen older religions and historic events. Rome invented the abrahamic religions.. You believe in fishtailed fish-tales.

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They do that

That’s so valuable. Keep teaching it and can I encourage you to share it with me here: or link me to a copy. Shalom

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Capronic2 Dethroned Amen.

AMEN !

Dammit bobby!

@Santhosham G Ignoring if God planned the construction of temples or not, wasn't it David's own volition to start building temples? Also, doesn't God hate pretentiousness? So what's wrong with attending worship services *and* having a personal relationship with God? In fact, it's the right thing to do over only attending service for the sake of going. And when you do have a personal relationship, aren't you like a mobile temple?

Just believed, not followed. Just believe in Him. Following has nothing to do with whether or not Christ dwells in you.

@@trustenbaker8766 You are wrong. We are to grow in the likeness of Christ. Jesus told His disciples to follow Him and He would make them fishers of men. The born again, by faith in Jesus, are workers in His kingdom..bringing others to faith.

@@tammyhicks1460 Tammy the Bible say's we are "sealed" unto the day of redemption. And that seal is there regardless of whether a person "obeys" or "follows" Christ. If you place the responsibility for your salvation on you plus Christ, then you don't believe. The Bible says we are saved by Grace and through Faith add nothing. So whether you do or you don't salvation is through belief alone. It's all on Christ, we have nothing to do with it.

Trusten Baker But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. 【 Hebrews 11:6 】 Do you not see, O foolish man, that faith without works is of no use? Was not Abraham our father justified by works when he offered up his son Isaac on the altar? You see that faith was active along with his works, and faith was completed by his works and the Scripture was fulfilled that says, Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness , and he was called God's friend. You see then that by works, a man is justified, and not only by faith. | Ye see, then, that out of works is man declared righteous, and not out of faith only (YLT Translation) 【 James 2: 20-24 】Faith 🤝 Works

@@salix4756 Romans 4:2 "For if Abraham were justified by works, he hath whereof to glory; but not before God. Lot's of people have made this mistake. Your getting confused with Grace, and "works" before men. Abraham was justified by his works, BEFORE MEN, but not before God! So says the scripture. Just read it below. Romans 4:1-3 What shall we say then that Abraham our father, as pertaining to the flesh, hath found? For if Abraham were justified by works, he hath whereof to glory; but not before God. For what saith the scripture? Abraham believed God, and it was counted unto him for righteousness. Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt. Furthermore notice line 4 making the point AGAIN that if someone works it's not by grace, but by debt. And that debt, or that work that they are applying to their salvation, or how "good they are" or how "good they think God sees them" they will be judged by. Not judged by Grace, but they will be judged by their debt, by their own works. And personally I'd tell you only to use the KJV, their is a reason for this, do you know it?

Me too! Do you sense it like me?

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The wait was worth it.

I can work with you. I love your work.

Why, despite multiple readings, had I never thought of Eden/the Temple in this way? Your vids make me want to read the Bible more closely than ever before! Truly, it has the best plot of all time.

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joel jacob Jesus ‘was not’ a priest during his earthly ministry, and couldn’t have been, since He was of the tribe of Judah. Hebrews talks about this. He ‘is’ high priest now: entered into upon His death and resurrection. Hebrews 6:20 where Jesus has entered as a forerunner for us, having become a high priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek. Key words “having become.”

Is Jesus the temple??? I thought we were

The temple began under Zerubabel in the book of Ezra and Nehemiah never had the ark and it wasn't there in Herod's time. The temple Jesus taught about in Matthew, the antichrist one, never mentions the ark, but it will be built.

They already are. They have the third temple alter. Prophecy. Scary stuff. Oof

The Third Temple will be Built SOON, may be in coming 4-5 yrs or less

They are currently ready to be up and running (not finished with construction) within a few months of recieving the permission.

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In my experience, this verse is rarely spoken of. Yet it answers a lot of questions.

@@pfrodigal I think that's because the book of revelation is a prophetical book, through out the world many Christian believe/interpreted it in a different way such as post millennium, dispensation.... etc.

Jacob Green yes, the lamb is united with his people. So it is both. That's why we as the church are seen as the bride of Christ soon to be married. One governing unit.

@@sawmamoses6893 Sorry but Revelation is now a HISTORICAL book. It's about the temple's destruction in 70 AD when the temple of the New Covenant age, the church, arrived on earth.

@@chess_is_a_vibe The marriage supper of the Lamb with the church was fulfilled in 70 AD when the Old Covenant temple was destroyed. Revelation is now a historical book.

It takes lot of hardwork even for 4-5 mins

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Fr. John Whiteford Solomon says ““But will God indeed dwell on the earth? Behold, heaven and the highest heaven cannot contain you; how much less this house that I have built!” He knew that God couldn’t be contained within the temple. Therefore it had to be a symbol.

@@nicsparks5132 I get that, but the problem is with the statement "just a symbol". A symbol participates in the reality that it signifies, and there is no doubt that God was present in a very unique way in the Temple. His glory came to dwell there, and was visibly seen on many occasions... including when it departed.

A good point. It was symbolic, but not "just" a symbol--God's presence really did dwell there.

Awesome! Give us an update when you get to the 1 minute and 42 second mark ;) The plot thickens and there's a twist! LOL

Wow. You’ve achieved the ultimate in WHO CARES?! Seriously! THIS drives you?

They don't believe in hell they teach Against Christ , concerning hell

I think they’re avoiding talking about it too much because they probably are focusing on a younger audience. And there are probably some other good reasons that they have.

Oliver Zanier but hell is very important cause we all deserve it. Why ignore it?

@@O.Z.13 no that's wrong , listen to what Im about to type, DENIEING HELL , ( THATS CALLING JESUS CHRIST AND GOD ALMIGHTY ) a liar. And liars go to hell!

@@getpwnd89 Because there liars and blasphemers in these END TIMES, just like Jesus Christ said they are

Jacky NSA “And I saw no temple in the city, for its temple is the Lord God the Almighty and the Lamb.” ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭21:22‬ ‭ I can’t answer your question about the significance of the Ezekiel passage, but here’s the verse that says in the New earth there will be no physical temple.

Not a profession by any means on this I think it has to do with the idea that for something to reach perfection it is completed in the Hebrew mindset and that it's as much about the spirit of being under God's rule as much as it is that the body is complete for that to happen as they weren't separate concepts. There's also a focus on making something functionality rather than just physical form for it being complete, (this is often way Genesis 1 can also be looked at as a temple dedication rather than just it's physical construction just like the temple of Solomon when it was finished). While it doesn't really support the thought above I also found Ezekiel 43: 10-11 helpful (via Biblegateway under the New Revised Standard Version): "10 “Son of man, describe the temple to the people of Israel, that they may be ashamed of their sins. Let them consider its perfection, 11 and if they are ashamed of all they have done, make known to them the design of the temple-its arrangement, its exits and entrances-its whole design and all its regulations[az] and laws. Write these down before them so that they may be faithful to its design and follow all its regulations."

That will be the Millennial temple--meticulously described and measured because it's literal. The place where no temple was seen by John is after Jesus makes all things new--the new heavens and the new earth.

Jesus wasn't a priest according to Jewish tradition and the Law. Melchizedek wasn't subject to the rules and regulations that the Levitical priesthood was and neither is Jesus. I believe this is the point they're making and it's certainly the point that scripture makes in reference to the verses you cited.

Yeah, i stumbled upon that, too. That's unfortunately phrased. What they meant was probably that he wasn't a priest in the jewish temple, but then again they could've said that. Definitely he is the high priest of those who want to go the way that God shows. But not a levite (also Hebrews talks about that) and a descendant of Aaron and therefore not a priest according to the flesh or the levitical law. BUT: Everything a (high) priest does on earth, Jesus does (and did once and for all) in the heavens, where the dwelling place of God really is! But they should've said that, you're right.

3:10-3:14 Jesus came to be a new priest, Jesus wasn’t a priest, he didn’t work in the temple...

That's only one of the many gaffes apparently. For instance... David didn't "design the temple" . Neither the Tabernacle nor the First Temple were designed by men, they and their service were a direct revelation from God... and... there's a promise of a Third Temple (not designed by men either) in Ezekiel. There are more, but it's an interesting video. Lot's of work for sure.

@@dcorgan777 that's why he was a priest after the order of melchezedek. The old testament speaks about a king and a priest. Jesus is our king and high priest to God the Father.