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Were The Essenes The Original Christians? Dr. Richard Carrier 

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The Essenes (/ˈɛsiːnz, ɛˈsiːnz/; Modern Hebrew: אִסִּיִים‎, Isiyim; Greek: Ἐσσηνοί, Ἐσσαῖοι, or Ὀσσαῖοι, Essenoi, Essaioi, Ossaioi) were a mystic Jewish sect during the Second Temple period that flourished from the 2nd century BCE to the 1st century CE.
The Jewish historian Josephus records that Essenes existed in large numbers, and thousands lived throughout Roman Judaea, but they were fewer in number than the Pharisees and the Sadducees, the other two major sects at the time. The Essenes lived in various cities but congregated in communal life dedicated to voluntary poverty, daily immersion, and asceticism (their priestly class practiced celibacy). Most scholars claim they seceded from the Zadokite priests.
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@turnage_michael
@turnage_michael 2 года назад
The Essenes were the ones who kept the true Judaism. That's why everything they taught matches Yeshua, because he is the Messiah.
@asozial0
@asozial0 2 года назад
Possibly the most interesting video posted yet. More on this topic!
@glenncalkins4764
@glenncalkins4764 2 года назад
Love these shorter clips. This is the clearest examination about the pre-temple-destruction sects that I've heard. I had learned from Dr. Carrier the idea that Christianity was a response to the Roman war that destroyed the temple in 70 AD after years of trying to understand the historical Jesus. Everything fell into place and I became a staunch mythesist. But I was confused as to how Paul wrote about a Jesus so early.
@wizquinn8021
@wizquinn8021 2 года назад
Yes! Love these short clips!
@canwelook
@canwelook 2 года назад
The shorter videos are more educationally sound. Gives space for reflection and critical thinking. 6 ten minutes videos, each tightly focused on an issue, are more powerful than a single hour long video.
@ghostriders_1
@ghostriders_1 2 года назад
@@victorjordan4794 Except the pious fictive biographies began with Mark in the first century.
@ghostriders_1
@ghostriders_1 2 года назад
@@victorjordan4794 Absolutely, me too!
@ghostriders_1
@ghostriders_1 2 года назад
@@flipflopski2951 I don't think that is true. I think the dating range of all 4 gospels is very secure but anyone who wants to give an exact date is guilty as you charge! g.Mark dates 70-90CE, I favour the middle, c.80CE as I M pretty sure the author is using a text of Josephus that dates to the mid 70s but if you can reference a peer reviewed argument that Mark dates from the 2nd century I want to read it.
@paulwilliamson6660
@paulwilliamson6660 2 года назад
Notified! Can't wait for this. Boom.
@ginamcdonnell4036
@ginamcdonnell4036 2 года назад
Shakalaka
@nicolistruszkowski3355
@nicolistruszkowski3355 2 года назад
Definitely an interesting subject, and it makes me even more curious about the origins of Christianity.
@PBAmygdala2021
@PBAmygdala2021 2 года назад
Derek: quick filmmaking tip: You're "crossing the axis" with your camera angles. We see the left side of each of yours and Carrier's faces. So the cross cutting is a little jarring. We should see the right side of your face so that it is clear thst you and Carrier are facing one another, allowing the viewer to feel that they are anchored in one spot and looking back and forth between the conversants.
@lunarmodule6419
@lunarmodule6419 2 года назад
Good catch and good info.
@rhold17
@rhold17 2 года назад
Good advice! Easy fix would be flipping footage of Derek.
@jonnyw82
@jonnyw82 2 года назад
What a fascinating subject!
@TheColonelKlink
@TheColonelKlink 2 года назад
Great discussion. Very enjoyable. Not long enough. Essenes, Pharisees and Sadducees aside, we can probably state with some confidence that Jehovah's Witnesses were/are not the first "Christians." Probably not Lutherans either.
@jonathannixon8652
@jonathannixon8652 2 года назад
Correct
@youtubeaccount3230
@youtubeaccount3230 3 месяца назад
Obviously lol
@thomaschapple4749
@thomaschapple4749 2 года назад
Fantastic Dr Carrier. Enthusiasm Erudition and a credible narrative
@alexblance9727
@alexblance9727 2 года назад
Thank you for this diacussion, it gives me a lot of understanding about ancient religion and beliefs. I am gratefufor this wonderful program and the person who hosted this. I will never forget and tired to watch and recommend this to all my friendsl
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
We know there was a gnostic aspect until the purge in the 4th century, right? Christianity would include all sects and greeks and egyptians etc. until orthodoxy. IMO.
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
@@dharmadefender3932 You're talking *real* christianity...; don't get caught.
@derekgoncz7970
@derekgoncz7970 2 года назад
No Gnosticism died out by the mid 3rd century. There were still competing sects of Christianity until the 6th century.
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
@@dharmadefender3932 Dr. Sledge suggests maybe Catharism was a red herring. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8h9pMC2au94.html
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
@@derekgoncz7970 Why do you think it die out?
@lyleneander2100
@lyleneander2100 3 месяца назад
I never thought about the dating of the Gospels and why the Essenes don't get a mention. Such a great revelation because it again supports the idea of the Gospels being propaganda literature to establish this new religion.
@Iknowknow112
@Iknowknow112 2 года назад
Im in the supermarket and listening to Mythvision and suddenly hear Derek mention my name and question! I barely remember asking it.
@theophilos0910
@theophilos0910 2 года назад
This overly-brief discussion of the relation of the ‘ossim (Gk. essenoi, hence ‘Essenes’ lit. ‘Doers’ i.e. of the Torah) to the earliest Christianities fail’d to mention several key foundational points which Carrier should have known & at the very least brought up - viz. 1. The ‘Qumran Covenanters’ (which we can probably call ‘Essenoid’ at the very least) are themselves a breakaway sect of ‘the sons of Zadok’ i.e. breakaway Tzadukkim or ‘Saducees’ who unlike their counterparts in the Jerusalem temple cult (after their split c. 154 BCE) believ’d in angels (like the Pharasim did-whereas the Jerusalem Sadducees & Samaratim did not); believ’d in the Resurrection of the Dead & the Last Judgement (as did the Pharasim but which the Sadducees in Jerusalem did not); held not only Torah as ‘defiling the hands’ (i.e. holy scripture) but also held (like the Pharasim) the Prophets & the Psalms as scriptural (the Sadducees in Jerusalem & the Samaritans ONLY regarded the Torah as sacred scripture) -so the Dead Sea Scroll Essenoid group were thus far more allign’d with the Pharisees except that they regarded themselves as ‘the true sons of Zadok = true Sadducees’ -and their foundational document outlining the 22 reasons for the split with ‘the Camp at Jerusalem which is the chief of all the Camps’ and goes into minute priestly detail over such things as the ‘direction of the heave offering which the sons of the priests are performing incorrectly and are in danger of bringing down the curses upon qol Yisro’el spoken of by Moses (see 4QMMT ‘miqsat Ma’aseh haTorah’ =‘some works of the law’) 2. John the Baptist preach’d and baptis’d disciples ‘in the wilderness of Judaea’ a small very specific area about the size of San Francisco (approx 7 miles by 7 miles) which is the region of the Qumran Monastery ‘at Damasqim’ (i.e. the ancient fortress of Seccacah) where the Dead Sea Scrolls were copied & stor’d in rock caves (outside Jericho) -so someone somewhere and sometime during this ridiculously short video should have said something about…the very proximity of these two priestly movements / activities speaks to having at least some relation to each other -and since Jesus & most of his disciples were first disciples of John the Baptist (the ‘follow me’ dicta plac’d into the mouth of a Greek speaking ‘ho Iesous’ in the canonical Greek gospels were thus in the context of ‘whom shall we follow now that John is dead?’ 3. Which leads into the Greek gospel fragments from the 2nd century CE of the Gospel of Thomas logion 12 (not the late 3rd century Coptic version found in tact at Nag Hammadi in 1945) vis a vis the role of James the Just (the Daviddic blood brother of Jesus who took over the Jesus Movement by sheer authority of his bloodline even though he was not a disciple of Jesus as one of the 12-judging from his misrepresentations ref James, Carrier needs to read Acts 15 a few times more it seems…) ‘Rabbi, you tell us that the Bar Enasha (‘son of man’ see Aramaic Daniel 7:13ff) will be taken from us-when that happens, to whom shall we then follow?’ And ho Iesous said: Wherever you may be when the Bar Enasha is taken away from you, go immediately to my brother James haTzaddiq (‘the Righteous’) for whose sake and the Kingdom’s both Heaven & Earth have come into being…’ Thus contrary to what Carrier asserts, the Daviddic successor to Jesus was his own blood brother (‘James the Just’) who play’d a VERY large role in the Jerusalem Torah-abiding Messianic yahadin and all evidence points to Paul having to answer to him in terms of church hierarchy- And this is certainly not a ‘modern construction’ at all but something many early church fathers like Clement of Rome & Ignatius of Antioch seem to be all too aware … Derek - please do your channel a huge favour and Re-Ask this question again for a fuller discussion preferably with Carrier AND another reputable scholar in the field in order to clarify the situation for your lay audiences, many of whom might not know that Carrier’s position on James the Just is quite out of line with historical fact & the huge rift that existed between Nazorean Torah abiding pro circumcision ‘Jewish’ Christianities whose tiny numbers were even more greatly reduc’d after the 1st Fail’d Jewish War against Rome (66-72 CE) and the more Gentile friendly Pauline anti Circumcision AntiTorah Christianities that surviv’d the War in the Diaspora to this day…
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
I will second that request for another shot at the James issue. Carrier garbled it here.
@Nai61a
@Nai61a 2 года назад
Theophilos09: "... Carrier’s position on James the Just is quite out of line with historical fact ..." - Where would one look for good, reliable information about this "James"? I mean outside the New Testament and I do NOT mean the works of scholars who are interpreting the New Testament.
@theophilos0910
@theophilos0910 2 года назад
@@Nai61a - Besides the all important Gospel of Thomas (which is ‘outside the NT’) logion 12 see Josephus’ Antiquities of the Jews’ XX:9:1 which passage (thankfully) had NOT been interpolated by additions of Christian copyists & occurs in all of the extant Greek MSS copies; and NB: besides all the references to James as undisputed head of the Yahadin in Paul’s earliest & most telling letters (see e.g. Galatians 1:18-19 ‘I myself saw none of the disciples but rather went straight to the top - to James the Lord’s brother at Jerusalem’ etc.) and the Greek translation of an epistle within the canonical NT which bears his name there are references to him in Hegessipius’ Commentaries Book V ‘and in addition to the 12 disciples of Jesus, James who was call’d the Just (haTzaddiq) brother of the Lord, was ensconc’d as the Overseer (Aram ‘meqabber’ Gk ‘episkopos’) of the yahadin at Jerusalem…’ and of course Eusebeius quotes a longer extractum from Hegessipius’ Commentaries on the Acts of the Church (Book V) in Book 2:23 of his Ecclesiastical History; Clement of Alexandria in his ‘Hypostases’ Book VI also makes a passing reference to James the Just being install’d as head of the Jerusalem Yahad (cf. the Dead Sea Scrolls MMT Miqsat Ma’aseh haTorah : ‘which is the head of all the Camps of Yisro’el and thus must be most punctilious in holiness & strict obedience to the Torah of Moses…’) and Jerome states overtly : ‘The brother of the Lord, James the Just ruled over the Ekklesia of Jerusalem for 30 years who had been ordain’d as head Overseer by the 12 immediately after the death & resurrection of our Lord…’ ; Epiphanius also quotes a very ancient tradition that ‘James the Just, the Lord’s brother, liv’d to the 7th year of the Emperor Nero dying at age of 96 having remain’d virginal in his body throughout his whole life never having touch’d female flesh’ (recalls the 144,000 male virgin warriors who are ritually pure, Untouch’d by female flesh…’ in Rev 14:4) and Jerome quotes a passage from the Gospel of the Hebrews (one of the sacred books of the Evionim (‘the poor ones’ a Jewish Torah abiding messianic group founded originally by James the Just before splintering-off into factions following his death c. 69 CE & especially after the 1st Fail’d Jewish War against Rome (66-72 CE) and there are traces of a tradition that James the Just had ‘automatic authority’ over the early Jewish-Christian churches in Jerusalem in the First Apocalypse of James and in the Nag Hammadi Apocryphon of James Chapter 6:20 which was unearth’d as recently as 1945 describes James as being rank’d in the hierarchy above Peter (‘Kephah’)…and Clement of Rome states emphatically that ‘James the Just was rightfully nam’d the Overseer of all the Bishops who rul’d over the Jewish Churches at Jerusalem and was head of all the other Churches everywhere in the world as well…’ Carrier’s dismissal of so many early references to James’ authority both within and outside of the canonical Greek New Testament is not only puzzling - it calls into question his own present level of scholarship which apparently is (like every scholar, I suppose) a ‘work still very much in progress’ and I would encourage not only Derek to find other scholars to chime in but also for Carrier seriously to rethink his entire position on this whole subject… Clear as mud ?
@Nai61a
@Nai61a 2 года назад
@@theophilos0910 It's very kind of you to have gone to this trouble, so kind, in fact, that I feel rather bad when I say that it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. You are citing, among other things, books that nobody takes seriously and people writing well after Christianity had taken hold and begun to pass on secondary stories. More to the point, if one were going to assert that "the Daviddic successor to Jesus was his own blood brother (‘James the Just’) ..." one first needs to demonstrate the existence of this "Jesus" by providing good, credible evidence ... of which there is simply none. If a fictional character has a brother, what can we deduce about that "brother"?
@theophilos0910
@theophilos0910 2 года назад
@@Nai61a - interesting PoV you have of an epistemological approach to ‘history’ - should we call it ‘a negative approach’ (‘no bones, no person existed’ Weltanschauung?) Perhaps for the sake of argument the same ‘negative view of history’ could also be applied to the Emperors Claudius & Nero - who likewise have absolutely no contemporary evidence of their historical existence by support of contemporary accounts until after 100 years of their supposed ‘lives’ before they appear as ‘historical figures’ in the much later writings of Tacitus & Suetonius etc. Should one take this one step further and pause to reflect that, following this approach one would probably have also to factor in the fact that for example with the so-called Annals of Western ‘History’ the overwhelmingly vast majority of hand copies (and therefore ‘forgible’ manuscript copies (say of everything from Cicero’s speeches to Plato’s supposed dialogues) are only in our possession to-day from very late mediaeval copies of lost copies of lost copies of still more ancient lost copies of lost (supposedly) original texts-yet few serious modern historians would ever doubt the ‘actual physical historical existence’ of persons such as ‘Cleopatra VII’ or ‘Alexander the Great’ even tho’ (say e.g. in such instances, for the sake of argument) there are no physical remains of their bodies left for any carbon dating or forensic examination such as bones to examine - And of course this would equally apply to the vast majority of most allegedly ‘historical figures’ from the ancient Western World and any ‘allegedly historical person from the past for that matter. In terms of ‘James the Just’ and his Daviddic blood relation to ‘Jesus who was call’d Meshia’q’ one could assert, tho’ the earliest hand copied MSS are from the 8th century CE, that Flavius Josephus’ writing c. 85 CE of his ‘Antiquities of the Jews’ would have been within 20 years of James’ death which is a lot shorter of an interval than say Suetonius’ writing about Claudius (with 4 books missing at the beginning of his reign) some 75 years after his death in much later MSS copies from the late Middle Ages… It would all depend on a person’s willingness to accept multiple attestations as evidence of existence as well - several very famous people’s writing from our ancient past exist soley in a single extant copy of a single hand copied text-not all are mythological Anglo Saxon early Mediaeval poetry like Beowulf which also shares that distinction - My advice to people who regard ancient history in this way would be to try and consider ‘impact theory’ whenever possible when thinking about the existence of historical persons from our ancient past - which holds that the more (contemporary) people an alleged individual has directly influenc’d the more likely he could be said -albeit with great restraint-to have really existed - so one in this case would have to weigh up any Tendenz say of Flavius Josephus to make up people out of thin air -especially when it would not necessarily flow in the direction of the writer’s own peculiar narrative bias or Weltanschauung - in other words is there any good reason to think of that a living contemporary of James (such as Josephus) would just make stuff up out of thin air about a person he claims to have lived and died without good reason for doing so ?
@LolliPop2000
@LolliPop2000 2 года назад
That description of Cephas/Peter as an equal but still looked up to, sounds like the Orthodox understanding of the "primacy of Peter" aka Rome, rather than the Catholic idea of the Pope running the whole show.
@agentneatnick3262
@agentneatnick3262 2 года назад
Just finished this book. Recently Published. The Essene Law: The Everlasting Agreement by Dr. Shmuel Asher. A must read. Found on Amazon. Fabulous! New translation with commentaries.
@M-i-k-a-e-l
@M-i-k-a-e-l 2 года назад
Lots of esoteric teachings speaks volumes about the significant role of the essenes. But there seems to have been an inner circle of essene initiates - a sect in the sect - that prepared for the one they supernaturally KNEW were coming. John the baptist is usually considered an essene. This inner circle was not the same as ordinary essenes, some gnostics and writers suggest.
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
John the Baptist is usually considered an Essene by WHO EXACTLY?? You mean non-academic conspiracy theorists?? Because there's nothing like that in Academia
@awakenedhelper
@awakenedhelper 2 года назад
@@tsemayekekema2918 Academia isn't absolute. Open your mind
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
@@awakenedhelper oh my mind is very, very open. Aside from the fact that I disagree with all theories that directly associate John/Jesus, it's a telling sign if no single PhD on the entire planet agrees that John the Baptist was an Essene
@MBEG89
@MBEG89 9 месяцев назад
​@@awakenedhelperopen your mind to respecting educated people that dedicate their lives to this.
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
I think choosing Peter as the kernel and starting point is as arbitrary as picking any other person or place. I don't think there was a single start. Many roots produced many stems, all mixed together. More like grass than like a tree that springs from a seed. Just my impression...
@davidburroughs2244
@davidburroughs2244 2 года назад
That many movements were going on then and both before and after them and going through many changes is obviously claimed, if not well revealed by surviving texts. I do find it interesting Jesus "spoke" of the sadducees and pharisees but never mentioned the essenes of the thirties - unless they were small enough to be ignored. Who created what and from what will be among the interesting points to find out. As always, with Christianity in particular, the beginning looks like a mess because it probably was and if Paul while he was Saul was assigned to persecuting them then he is saying they were already a thing that was going on. The question is, is this true, and if this was true then what, if any thing, was going on.
@Napoleonic_S
@Napoleonic_S 2 года назад
IMO that is just to convey the message on who do we think attributed as being the first. We will never know the real origin unless new evidence comes out.
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
Carrier specifically addressed that point and he disagrees with you.
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
@@scambammer6102 I don't mind disagreement, especially where there's little certainty. Carrier knows vastly more about it than I do - and so do William Lane Craig and Kent Hovind and a million others. If I am to blindly accept the judgment of my superiors, I still have to decide whose to accept. So, square one. I suspect the origins are both older than 30 CE and younger than 70 CE. I think Christianity got multiple starts in multiple forms over multiple decades, none of which would be called Christianity today, which coalesced and diverged and cross-bred into multiple christianities. Many roots, many branches, with no obvious, single, central stem. (Except for the Jesus character whom I suspect was either extended, contorted or invented to bring many - not all - of the branches together.) I think it must have required more than the usual ~20 years between the crucifixion and Paul's writings. Thus the given timeline might be distorted. So I am not enthusiastic about identifying a single origin, or any origin that conforms to the conventional timeline. Why be so sure Christianity began in the Levant? To me it seems it could, and maybe should, have begun anywhere else in the diaspora. Alexandria or Antioch or who knows. Why be so sure the first Christians were Jews? Why not pagans from a judaized mystery cult, or an ecology of cults?
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
@@bozo5632 "Why be so sure Christianity began in the Levant?" Because that's where the story is set and all the characters are from. The Egyptians would not invent a savior story about a Palestinian Jew. Neither would the Romans. Seems to me the one thing that can safely be said is that the Jesus resurrection story originated with Palestinian Jews. Carrier said there were many Jewish sects during the early 1st century that had doctrines similar to those attributed to Jesus. That is similar to what you are saying. However, Carrier says there was a point at which someone declared that Jesus had resurrected and the end times were on. That was the big bang moment for the beginning of Christianity. That seems right to me. The defining characteristic of Christianity is the Jesus crucifixion/resurrection story.
@tavuzzipust7887
@tavuzzipust7887 2 года назад
The NT doesn't mention the Essenes. All we know about them are the references in Josephus. The asserted connection with Qurmran is not proved but merely speculative.
@AAwildeone
@AAwildeone 2 года назад
So are you saying there is more or less attestation outside of the NT for the Essenes or for jesus?
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
@@AAwildeone Josephus is more credible vis the Essences because there is no likelihood of later Christian interpolation.
@joecurran2811
@joecurran2811 Год назад
Jospehus is not the only one who mentioned the Essenes.
@mrs.morris5506
@mrs.morris5506 2 года назад
Dr. Carrier cracks me up when he swears.... 😆🤣
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
This was very informative. Carrier has great breadth of knowledge and clear presentation. Carrier contradicts himself at one point when he says "there is no james in christianity" and later clarifies that james was one of the pillars of the early cult.
@caseyspaos448
@caseyspaos448 2 года назад
Lol! He said there's no Jamesian Christianity, meaning James wasn't a leading figure in the growth of the movement.
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
@@caseyspaos448 You have to watch the whole thing. Later he said James was one of the early church leaders.
@molly36910
@molly36910 2 месяца назад
Dr. McDonald's, sounds like he's trying to explain what happened to his parents car 😂
@Sportliveonline
@Sportliveonline 2 года назад
How did humanity and civilisation come to be here and why has it happened in such a small space of time and why now ?
@Napoleonic_S
@Napoleonic_S 2 года назад
Just a coincidence, what? You don't approve this answer?
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
evolution. why is irrelevant.
@urielandros2862
@urielandros2862 2 года назад
Alvar Ellegard had important insights into the role of St. Paul and the Essenes in the founding of Christianity.
@Darisiabgal7573
@Darisiabgal7573 2 года назад
Peter was highest ranking until Jacov joined because Peter was itinerant. The top guy who stays in Jerusalem is the de facto leader. Christianity is the “rubbed one”. Literally. When was Yeshua annointed? Not clear. Who uses that term first, Paul, Galatians or first Thessalonians, take your pick. Was Paul an eye witness, no. Did he just invent Christ, yes, he appears to have invented that solid belief that there was a single powerful messiah. Again, cognitive dissonance, Richard fails to see that some division is already arising, apparent in Paul’s epistles. Paul “But I spoke privately to those recognized as leaders, for fear that I was running or had already run in vain. Yet not even Titus, who was with me, was compelled to be circumcised, even though he was a Greek. This issue arose because some false brothers had come in under false pretenses to spy on our freedom in Christ Jesus, in order to enslave us. We did not give in to them for a moment, so that the truth of the gospel would remain with you.” Richard”It’s too egalitarian he cannot do this” Paul. “When Cephas came to Antioch, however, I opposed him to his face, because he stood to be condemned. But before certain men came from James, he used to eat with the Gentiles. But when they arrived, he began to draw back and separate himself, for fear of those in the circumcision group. 13The other Jews joined him in his hypocrisy, so that by their hypocrisy even Barnabas was led astray.” Obviously Richard is incorrect. Peter is deferring his authority to James to such an extent that even men sent to him from Jacov suffices for him to alter his behavior, he is withdrawing from the Gentiles. This is completely consistent with what we know, James was rising in stature as Josephus concurs, and Peter has ceded some of his authority. The question is not this has happened, it’s obvious the men are not running around staring at each other’s junk. Peter is itinerant, James is stationary. Peter has less of his reputation to worry about, Jacov is concerned that the followers, once they enter Jerusalem will be targeted and stoned. As they tried to do with Paul on his last trip. Richard is starring at tea leaves trying to see something that just isn’t there. “When I saw that they were not walking in line with the truth of the gospel, I said to Cephas in front of them all, “If you, who are a Jew, live like a Gentile and not like a Jew, how can you compel the Gentiles to live like Jews?” Thus the question here has nothing to do with Richards ideas of whirlwinds of Jesus figures floating around. The question is why James, not a Yeshua follower agrees to come in, and why do the disciples defer authority to him. Because he is related, because he’s a better orator, or because he represents stability and because the followers feel that they have become unstable.
@roro3793
@roro3793 4 месяца назад
as an Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses, I found it funny to hear you mention JW at the outset lol I would add that while JW are certainly less interested or knowledgable about their non-JW history I wouldn't say its zero. I think that most JW would be mildly knowledgeable about their early Millerite influence.
@PBAmygdala2021
@PBAmygdala2021 2 года назад
Derek: I hope you'll ask Dr. Carrier his thoughts on the only date-stanp in the seven "authentic" Pauline epistles: 2 Corinthians 11:32-33 ...talking about Aretas King of Damascus, which places the story a century before the crucifixion. Whenever the author of Paul was writing, was he placing his story in the time of Alexander Jannaeus and Yehoshua ben Perachia?
@user-ot5ij9de6e
@user-ot5ij9de6e 2 года назад
Did the essenes have long hair?
@valentinacamacho7198
@valentinacamacho7198 2 года назад
@Sun tzu aint u a special troll
@ivanj.conway9919
@ivanj.conway9919 2 месяца назад
6:54 - The Nazarenes. That was the original christianity, though they, themselves, would not have called themselves that. Modern christianity was created by Rome anyway, two to three hundred years after all these events took place. I think, that is almost, certain now. They built upon Paul's heresy, and took it further still, it seems, but it has nothing, what-so-ever, to do with that first Nazarene Sect that Yeshua Himself, seems to have founded and was eventually, destroyed as the Roman church was forming.
@susanstein6604
@susanstein6604 10 месяцев назад
One thing MythVision has never addressed is the distorted and inaccurate portrayal of the Pharisees in the “New” Testament. They weren’t pettifogging legalistic hypocrites. They were deeply religious. They were mystics and scholars. They believed that saving lives, pikuach nefesh, supersedes all laws, including Sabbath observance.
@lunarmodule6419
@lunarmodule6419 2 года назад
I love Carrier but I think I remember him saying the gospels could be the Essens' point of view on messianism - opposing the Pharisees. But he has the right to review his position :-) Thx
@Mexicoprofetico
@Mexicoprofetico 6 месяцев назад
Speak about the: The Essenes (/ˈɛsiːnz, ɛˈsiːnz/; Hebrew: אִסִּיִים‎, Isiyim; Greek: Ἐσσηνοί, Ἐσσαῖοι, or Ὀσσαῖοι, Essenoi, Essaioi, Ossaioi)
@Darisiabgal7573
@Darisiabgal7573 2 года назад
How did this get 20 down votes after being out like 30 minutes? The problem with Richard Carriers theory is huge. The idea of this monolithic Essence movement is a false paradigm in the same way the idea of a monolithic JtB/Yeshua movement is a false paradigm. “ Josephus and Philo discuss the Essenes in detail. Most scholars[citation needed] believe that the community at Qumran that allegedly produced the Dead Sea Scrolls was an offshoot of the Essenes. However, this theory has been disputed by some; for example, Norman Golb argues that the primary research on the Qumran documents and ruins (by Father Roland de Vaux, from the École Biblique et Archéologique de Jérusalem) lacked scientific method, and drew wrong conclusions that comfortably entered the academic canon. For Golb, the number of documents is too extensive and includes many different writing styles and calligraphies; the ruins seem to have been a fortress, used as a military base for a very long period of time-including the 1st century-so they therefore could not have been inhabited by the Essenes; and the large graveyard excavated in 1870, just 50 metres (160 ft) east of the Qumran ruins, was made of over 1200 tombs that included many women and children; Pliny clearly wrote that the Essenes who lived near the Dead Sea "had not one woman, had renounced all pleasure... and no one was born in their race". “ So if you read this you notice the contradiction between what people say the Essenes were and what they actually were, just like there is no monolithic Jesus follower, some were zealots, some were mystics, some were itinerant and some were not. Josephus and Pliney the Elders were not Essenes. The Dead Sea scrolls deposited near Qumran were works of different Hebrew schools deposited at different times, they were not a monolithic belief system.
@Darisiabgal7573
@Darisiabgal7573 2 года назад
I’m looking at Richards cognitive dissonance in trying to deal with James. Lol. ‘Well if we move this piece over here a bit, move that piece a little over there, ignore this thing’ then James doesn’t exist. Lol. Why is Paul mad, what got him upset? (Other than him being manic). Paul is upset, as we read in the embellished acts, that Peter’s up on a roof communing with the spirits when he has a vision telling him go on a Roman wild goose chase, who knows if that’s a fact. But anyway Peter was also trying to convert Gentiles according to Paul, that’s why Paul’s on his case. But Peter did not want to be the leader, he was itinerant preacher. Jacov was a follower, according to some, of John the Baptist and after Steven was killed they wanted a point of acceptability and stability. It’s dubious that Jacov was even a Yeshua follower. He was the ‘face guy’ who was close enough, and Peter could go out ‘fishing for men’, lol. Keep the peeps alive Jacov. We can think of the analogy of Jacov as the boy and the dike, or Pandora’s box. He keeps the lid on mystic pluralism until he is no more, and then the whole think blows up. But Paul is not in that loop, and nor are others, he gets his vision falling off his horse outside of Damascus. The whole problem of Richards theory goes astray when James dies. The writer of Mark knows of Paul from before the fall of Jerusalem. Paul knows of Apollos, he knows of JtB followers, he knows of Peter and James, he knows about the fallen disciples. All these elements often blamed on the Jewish Roman War preexisting the war and inflate and blow up themselves after the war. We got people going to India a decade before Jacov is thrown off the temple. This is not sitting around and waiting for the temple to fall and then things happen. Things happen in rapid succession, JtB is abducted, Yeshua is crucified, disciples are wandering all over the place, new ideas are engaging these Yeshua followers, new sects are beginning to form all while Jacov is sitting around in Jerusalem trying to keep a lid on things, as people move away the lid is definitely flying off. I can only imagine the discussion in Jerusalem Jacov “ you know these men are scared of Romans, watch your step carefully around them” Initiste “But where can we teach our rabbi’s message” Jacov “Focus on Jews in small communities far from Roman garrisons and popular places, be mindful of what you say around the teachers of the law, most importantly don’t bring the eyes of the self-righteous” Initiate “And Yeshua? What should we say about him” Jacov “bite your tongue until the sound of your screams cannot be heard in by the Romans”
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
Ray Oshima, I've not had any freetime to fully respond to your Ebionite/Essene conspiracy theories. Dr Carrier's statements indicate that no one in Academia buys your theories regarding the Ebionites (not even Bart Ehrman; James Tabor who disagrees with much of Academia wouldn't endorse much of what you say about the Ebionites either). The truth is that your theories on the Ebionites don't originate from Academia, plain & simple. Someday perhaps before the end of this year I'll have freetime to give a real thorough response
@Darisiabgal7573
@Darisiabgal7573 2 года назад
@@tsemayekekema2918 My breath does not hang on every word of Jacob Berman, James valiant, James Tabor or Richard Carrier, if you want to follow their confused lines of logic trying to rebuke me don’t waste your time, i will simply ignore it.
@masstv9052
@masstv9052 2 года назад
@@Darisiabgal7573 you ignore it because you don't want to read anything that conflicts with your conspiracy theories. Sad
@olliew7225
@olliew7225 Месяц назад
Lol. The gospel writers were obviously fully grown men when they wrote the gospels so there is no doubt they would have been around when the Essenes were around. They are recounting the events of decades earlier.
@librulcunspirisy
@librulcunspirisy 2 года назад
Thanks
@LolliPop2000
@LolliPop2000 2 года назад
Cephas? But but but... Skrbina says it was a lie made up by Paul!
@evelynreyna1960
@evelynreyna1960 Месяц назад
The dark side won a major victory in ad68 when the Romans killed off almost a million Essene souls and their teachings were lost. Stashed in the caves of Qumran. The scrolls disvovered in 1944. Pliny claimed they had existed for 1000's of ages hinting that they were a part of Forgotten Eternal race that existed outside of time. The race in the SecretBook of John. Philo also discussed the Essenes in his works. He traced their Origins to the time of Moses or Magi. Whenthe Cathars (who followed the Essene lifestyle),were being hunted down and massacred in the 13th Century, they prophesied that in 700 years they wouldbegin to incarnate again and that was when the planet would need a revival of their ways. That timeline fits exactly when our current new age took off. What we see as a new age movement is actually a very.old age and.its just a revival of a way.of peace, healing and a life balance that is actually.thousands of years. Its sad how today Christians call them just plain dumb gnostics but both Essenes and cathars got something right to be intimidated and massacred and obliterated by the Roman Cathlic church!!
@StefanMusicHuntley
@StefanMusicHuntley Год назад
It was the Way. Please. The way is Buddhism that was the star seen in the east. The Essenes were waiting for Buddha or the Child of Love. They accepted Yeshua as his return. They had no reason to exist anymore.
@Looshfarmer
@Looshfarmer 10 месяцев назад
Tbf some of descriptions of their life style and practices-they sound like Buddhist monks.
@JakeFox74
@JakeFox74 5 дней назад
Peter and the 12 with the 12 being Essences? 🤯
@paulgeorge1144
@paulgeorge1144 2 года назад
When did the Essenes disappear? AD70. Some of their teachings carried over into Christianity. (on poverty for example) It seems to me to be likely that some of them would have converted to Christianity bringing their outlook with them. The non-mention in the NT is significant. They would have become Jewish Christians, who were known as Ebionites, the poor by the Gentile Christians. This was the group that Paul wrote about and collected money for.
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
Too neat and tidy imho. We only have a few threads, most are lost, but it seems you're trying to make a complete garment using just those few threads.
@paulgeorge1144
@paulgeorge1144 2 года назад
@@bozo5632 maybe it just is that simple..
@AAwildeone
@AAwildeone 2 года назад
The DSS in the Temple Scroll shows that they are actually trying to ADD to the law, as if there weren't enough already. There is no theological development. Turn the doorknob this way, not that way. Does pouring a stream from a clean vessel into a dirty vessel then reversely corrupt the clean vessel? This is a desperate way of asking, "Why are we STILL in the same world and position as we were 1000 years ago?"
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
@@paulgeorge1144 Maybe - if everything we don't know didn't influence anything.
@wardrobegirl67
@wardrobegirl67 3 месяца назад
The Essences were Pharisees, they were in En Gedi, not Qumran, the sons of Zadok, exiled temple priests were in Qumran.
@Mexicoprofetico
@Mexicoprofetico 6 месяцев назад
Nowadays there is a debate going on within the hispanic-revisionist thought with leading figures such Joaquin Bochaca argentinian, I think.(Author of El mito del judaismo de Cristo, The myth of the judaism of Christ) or young people such Lucas Carena, argentinian too (Author of very recent book: Jesucristo Principe Hiperboreo, una vision teandrica de occidente y la cristiandad. Jesus Christ, Hiperborean Prince, a teandric vision of the west and christendom). Such revisionist thesis does not question Jesus Judaism by the law, instead, it questions his Judaism by his bloodline. Spiritually, Christ has the right to call himself the descendant, son of David by the genealogy of St. Joseph. This way he is able to take upon himself all of Israel, all of Judea, the semite world. In the other hand, by Gods wisdom, Jesus also took upon himself the "gentile" world (resumed by the indo-arian people's, helenistcs, Valley of Indo, Mongols, the hipotetics hiperboreans, Romans, Iberians, Saxons, Godos, Nordics and beyond) by the flesh and blood of the Virgin Mary who is the center of the revisionist thesis being herself a practicing jew but nevertheless a member of the lineage of the "esenios", a non-semite lineage that dwelled in north of Israel. In such pedagogy (jew by the spirit, gentile by the flesh, God wants to teach us that Christ the "Logos", The Incarnate Word, second person of the Trinity, is for all peoples.
@roel1158
@roel1158 2 года назад
Hey , Glenn … Paul wrote about Jesus early , but before that he killed many innocent people …
@alanschuetz9552
@alanschuetz9552 2 года назад
"Essenes" is a derogatory term coined by Titus Flavius Josephus (né Yosef ben Matityahu), a turncoat Israeli general and self-described Pharisee (Matthew 23), employed incorrectly to this day by "scholars" and "theologians" the hide the truth about the TRUE church called The Way (Gr. tēn Hodon/Heb. HaDerech). The Way is documented in Acts as well as the Dead Sea Scrolls; this "sect" was for the Jew first and also to the Greek (Gentiles). The Maccabees/Hasmoneans usurped the Levitical priesthood from the sons of Zadok. The latter considered Jerusalem and the Temple to be defiled, and the founded Qumran, the voice crying out in the desert wilderness of Judaea as was prophesied. Those in Qumran were chaste priests, Levites, Israelites, and proselytes. The married men and women of The Way lived in Damascus where there remains a street called Straight to this day. Before his conversation from Pharisaism, where was Saul going - under direct orders from Caiaphas and the Great Sanhedrin - to persecute the men and women of The Way? And, now you know the rest of the story... #ShemaYisrael #HaDerechDotCom #QuestionEverything
@jupitermoongauge4055
@jupitermoongauge4055 2 года назад
"TRUE"? Sounds like a no true Scotsman fallacy. Nothing about the claims of your cult are true.
@alanschuetz9552
@alanschuetz9552 2 года назад
jupiter moongauge Egg is going to be on your face when Enoch and Elijah arrive on the scene in Jerusalem. The Way is NARROW... meaning the opposite of mainstream thought. ‪ALL modern churches and synagogues are chock full of false traditions (embellishments not in Scripture), precepts of men (manufactured theology), and doctrines of demons (assimilated paganism); we were warned against all of these! The key lies within the DSS!‬ #ShemaYisrael #HaDerechDotInfo #QuestionEverything
@revelator5754
@revelator5754 2 года назад
Jesus appears to be an engineered animatronic candy machine made of copy and paste from meaningless tropes from the old testament. The 20 main passages to describe the Messiah by the Jews were never quoted. They were blinded you see. Something about pouring new wine into old wine skins. Something might happen. Jesus was a new twist on the idea that's for sure.
@thescoobymike
@thescoobymike 2 года назад
Hilalite Phariseeism? Is that how you spell it?
@scerdy3
@scerdy3 2 года назад
CC is talking a lot about "sex" and I think they mean "sects," but it is more fun that way. Lots of "sex" in the first century AD.
@Sportliveonline
@Sportliveonline 2 года назад
its all fascinating ~~~ How did Life begin ?
@eaglebauer944
@eaglebauer944 2 года назад
We don't know we can only hypothesize.
@eaglebauer944
@eaglebauer944 2 года назад
@@dharmadefender3932 Not crazy at all.
@eaglebauer944
@eaglebauer944 2 года назад
@@dharmadefender3932 What makes you think that hinduism came after buddhism?
@jupitermoongauge4055
@jupitermoongauge4055 2 года назад
@@dharmadefender3932 at least you admit you are crazy, but that fact seriously undermines your theory, and for sure the evidence for your claim is virtually non existent, so what's the point of it ?
@scienceexplains302
@scienceexplains302 2 года назад
Evangelism is one of the oral sects
@phenomenal17playz
@phenomenal17playz 2 года назад
Richard carrier is the true follower of Jesus
@JannaMeyer
@JannaMeyer 26 дней назад
Perhaps the Essenes fled to France and became the Cathars
@JannaMeyer
@JannaMeyer 26 дней назад
Has this dude read any of the Dead Sea scrolls? Of course the council of nano Nicea would eradicate any reference to the Essenes because it’s EMPOWERING
@alexlarsen6413
@alexlarsen6413 2 года назад
Essenes were preppers
@Awareverse
@Awareverse 4 месяца назад
These conversations should give up the ‘Jesus’ name….a late construct….and speak more accurately about him as Yeshua.
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
10:12 Judas had the revelation, no? The Mar Thoma Church started around 54 AD, no? Kephus? Kiaphus? What the huh? Anyhow; mythicist nuclear blast! Damn straight!
@glenncalkins4764
@glenncalkins4764 2 года назад
Cephas was the first person the risen Jesus appeared to, I think.
@mediocrates3416
@mediocrates3416 2 года назад
@@glenncalkins4764 Thx, Glenn. I watched again; Corinthians i think he said.👍🍻
@gaiusjuliuswindex3801
@gaiusjuliuswindex3801 2 года назад
Confusing. All over the place
@scambammer6102
@scambammer6102 2 года назад
Carrier is actually very clear in his presentation. It's you.
@RedDragonProtection
@RedDragonProtection 9 дней назад
My like moved it past 666 likes...
@legiousiamdccclxxxviii2735
@legiousiamdccclxxxviii2735 2 года назад
The flag of la Palma tells us that the tribulation is here... time is up Playtime is over...
@bozo5632
@bozo5632 2 года назад
What are you gonna do when the volcano quiets down and the world doesn't end? Will you keep saying La Palma signifies the end? Will your great great great grandchildren still say it?
@AAwildeone
@AAwildeone 2 года назад
You're a fairly recent troll under a particular bridge...don't be shy, now...
@Napoleonic_S
@Napoleonic_S 2 года назад
What la Palma? I'm on the other side of the world and don't notice anythinglike that lol.
@Bob-of-Zoid
@Bob-of-Zoid 11 месяцев назад
The invention of the Jesus! Oh dear, them christians don't want to hear this!🤣
@DJUpdraft-DJMismatch-DJ5-DJU
@DJUpdraft-DJMismatch-DJ5-DJU 2 года назад
Hmmm
@jasonjenkins7825
@jasonjenkins7825 2 года назад
Fundy Jewish Messianists, Zealot types were pretty clearly still around long after 70. Were Sadducees still around? Why? The Temple was gone. Surprised to hear Carrier say the opposite of these. Josephus was an ethnic propagandist, downplaying the threat certain Jews posed to the occupying gentile order, misrepresenting them in ways he hoped they would find sympathetic, just as other Hellenized Jews had done among the Greeks for centuries prior. It's this kind of ancient hasbara that creates Gentle (and ultimately Gentile) Jesus out of a Jewish resistance fighter Messiah, real or imagined.
@AAwildeone
@AAwildeone 2 года назад
I'd love to see an analysis of the parables that reinterprets Jesus as actually more militaristic and worldly-oriented...I think it could be done
@jasonjenkins7825
@jasonjenkins7825 2 года назад
@@AAwildeone Zealot Jesus theorizing was more prevalent 50-100 years ago. Reasons Carrier at least appears not to care much for it is because it is academically sort of passé; plus the politics of a violent Jewish nationalist Jesus, post WW2, can get dicey. The Gospel doesn't call the Gerasene demoniac "Legion", send them into a herd of pigs and drown them to death for nothing. It's pretty clear what that's about, if one has ears to hear. Personally I suspect there was stuff before Mark that featured the Jesus we see in that and in the Syrophoenician Woman and others, including the Essene War Scroll and Revelation. Two admittedly obscure books are The Hidden Jesus by M D Magee which is a little, out-there, vanity publication but amazing, and The Origins of Christianity by the mid 20th century English Rationalist Archibald Robertson. You can find the latter online free. The first chapter is de rigeur generalist Marxist critique of religion but the rest is great.
@CreatureWillis
@CreatureWillis 2 года назад
"That's what I 'suspect'. Now we can't prove any of this because all of the source information that we would need is gone." That is the Pharisean-influenced Essene provenance theory of the creation of Christianity. Now compare that to Atwill, who actually compares extant texts. I can't say that Atwill is right, but Carrier has a very loose footing to poo-poo Atwill.
@tentoes8029
@tentoes8029 Год назад
Urantia
@jenniferflower9265
@jenniferflower9265 2 года назад
This is similar to mormons.
@singlespeedsoulja8415
@singlespeedsoulja8415 7 месяцев назад
Nahhhhhhhhhhhh
@Orion-lt3zz
@Orion-lt3zz 8 месяцев назад
Caiaphas
@Nucc3
@Nucc3 2 года назад
Truly this guy is clueless. Christ was not a murderous Pharisee as the Pharisees that CRAVED to murder Jesus. Jesus fulfilled the LAW PERFECTLY and didn't encourage MURDER EVER being GOD the SON. Ex 20:13 You shall NOT MURDER If he had any INTELLIGENCE he would know that >>John the Baptist
@caseyspaos448
@caseyspaos448 2 года назад
Lol! Carrier has a PhD in biblical history. He's got far more intelligence than you will ever have! He never said Jesus was a murderer or even a Pharisee! What interview were YOU listening to? Put down the crack pipe! 😂
@jimnasium3979
@jimnasium3979 2 года назад
Jesus endorsed the Pharisees. Pharisees aren't murderers and strictly forbid murder. You're a crackpot!
@unicyclist97
@unicyclist97 11 месяцев назад
​@@caseyspaos448FYI Carrier's PhD is in real history, not biblical history.
@GAZDAGP
@GAZDAGP 2 года назад
"THE ONLY" reason we get a prominent mention of the Essenes is because of Josephus?? Yea he was the ONLY HISTORIAN who even wrote about the conditions in first century Judea, no shit! Have you even read the Dead Sea Scrolls or anything by Eisenman??
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
Eisenman is discredited by the Academic community
@GAZDAGP
@GAZDAGP 2 года назад
@@tsemayekekema2918 He's only one of the foremost and pioneering experts who's directly worked with and advocated for the publishing of the Dead Sea Scrolls, so I'm not sure you know what "academic community" you're talking about.
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
@@GAZDAGP for a summary of how his theories depend on rejecting scientific results of radio-carbon dating & rejection of scientific consensus, go read the Wikipedia page on him. If you don't know what I'm talking about, it simply means you've not read enough about his bizarre theories & how the entire Academia has rejected them
@GAZDAGP
@GAZDAGP 2 года назад
@@tsemayekekema2918 Dude, Eisenman is one of the few credible and SECULAR HISTORIANS who's spent decades investigating and studying the scrolls firsthand. You wouldn't even have ACCESS to all the DSS without Eisenman. I actually read him firsthand, if your primary point of reference is Wikipedia, you shouldn't be using terms like "academic community" and "research." And btw, theories are theories, they can be proven or disproven, "rejection" is neither.
@tsemayekekema2918
@tsemayekekema2918 2 года назад
@@GAZDAGP that Wikipedia page was merely one of the windows to a well established fact that literally no one else in Academia buys his bizarre theories. It's a fact that's confirmed from all sorts of scholarly reviews of his work. This has nothing to do with Wikipedia not being a scholarly publication, it's just an established fact that ALL scholars (unlike him) follow the evidence of radio-carbon dating of the scrolls based on which his crazy theories stand. Academic peer review have placed his theories in the trash can. Only wilful ignorance can blind one to that information (so simply go & get informed about the opinion of every other scholar concerning his bizarre theories). It's not some secret or disputable information. Literally no other Dead Sea scrolls expert (including the pioneers like himself) agrees with him, not a single soul. This information about the Academic community isn't hard to find at all!!! You can't just be advertising a theory without even having basic knowledge about what the general Academic community thinks of it (you seem very oblivious to that information)
@hermanhale9258
@hermanhale9258 2 месяца назад
Nobody cares.
@wsxcde21
@wsxcde21 2 года назад
these are well qualified to write for the ancient aliens shows. they are really experts on the matters of what if its possible it could be if one can imagine if we dont know but...😅😅😅 but as long as they think they are smart in their foolishness I guess one can only expect a good laugh out of these kind of experts😅 when will they learn that its imperial literature and imperial religion. stop being a puppet for the power. or at least be an aware power puppet. at least this way one could fight you. but sleeping puppets are just sad jokes✌🍻
@masstv9052
@masstv9052 2 года назад
Take your meds, please. Everyone is worried about you.
@wsxcde21
@wsxcde21 2 года назад
@@masstv9052 thanks😅😅😅
@exitolaboral
@exitolaboral 2 года назад
I think that this man needs a little more humbleness.
@memcrew1
@memcrew1 2 года назад
Why?
@exitolaboral
@exitolaboral 2 года назад
@@memcrew1 Are you blind?
@memcrew1
@memcrew1 2 года назад
@@exitolaboral Yes, that’s why I need you to explain, why you say he needs to be humble.
@exitolaboral
@exitolaboral 2 года назад
@@memcrew1 Ohhh, I am sorry. Excuse me.
@Los_Servants
@Los_Servants 2 года назад
Yes there have been many lords. Not Jesus or an angel specifically but God anoints people like he did Jesus. Thats why Jesus says in Luke "The Lord answered, 'Who then is the faithful and wise manager, whom the master puts in charge of his servants to give them their food allowance at the proper time? It will be good for that servant whom the master finds doing so when he returns. Truly I tell you, he will put him in charge of all his possessions." Now, what are God's possessions? The world, right? Jesus will pass the mantel or leadership role to someone else. "The one who is victorious I will make a pillar in the temple of my God. Never again will they leave it. I will write on them the name of my God and the name of the city of my God, the new Jerusalem, which is coming down out of heaven from my God; and I will also write on them my new name." Why does Jesus need a new name? He is passing the leadership role.
@oldbiker9739
@oldbiker9739 2 года назад
you sound just like a Jehovah's witness
@Los_Servants
@Los_Servants 2 года назад
@@oldbiker9739 I'm not. I thought JW's thought Jesus was pre-existent?
@andrewmarkmusic
@andrewmarkmusic 2 года назад
@Brian Baker With the help of Freemasons there are now at least 33,000 Jesus characters. But I have my own, too, and call him the Living Aeon Christ (truly a space cowboy from the Pleroma) who came to challenge the endless BS of the fake Jewish Joshua character who is a replicant created by Yaldabaoth...
@davidburroughs2244
@davidburroughs2244 2 года назад
Whew, and here I hoped you were opening a can of whoop-ass and you only popped the top on a can of "my special revelation."
@Los_Servants
@Los_Servants 2 года назад
@@davidburroughs2244 you can try a can of "shut the hell up."
@VictorParlati
@VictorParlati 2 месяца назад
Yes, they were. Joseph and Mary were Essenes.
@ginamcdonnell4036
@ginamcdonnell4036 2 года назад
Essenes
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