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The WEIRDEST Part of Exodus (The Bridegroom of Blood Episode)
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Stuff I researched making this video:
Rashi on Exodus 4:24-26 (trans. M. Rosenbaum & A.M. Silbermann):
www.sefaria.org/Exodus.4.24?lang=bi&aliyot=0&p2=Rashi_on_Exodus.4.24.2&lang2=bi&w2=all&lang3=en
The Jerusalem Talmud Nedarim on Exodus 4:24-26 (trans.Heinrich W. Guggenheimer):
www.sefaria.org/Exodus.4.24?lang=bi&aliyot=0&p2=Jerusalem_Talmud_Nedarim.3.9.5&lang2=bi&w2=all&lang3=en
Carl Friedrich Keil & Franz Delitzsch’s commentary on Exodus 4:
www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/kdo/exodus-4.html
Thomas L. Constable’s commentary on Exodus 4:
www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/dcc/exodus-4.html
Carmen Joy Imes on Exodus 4:24:
czcams.com/video/5nQ4NRcXJ14/video.htmlsi=m7BII3qB1jO35PoZ
& 4:25-26: czcams.com/video/4XpxFTlDmGo/video.htmlsi=5Ft8lfSZmrbwRRqG
Exodus 1-18 (The Anchor Yale Bible Commentaries), by William H.C. Propp:
a.co/d/6aze3dJ
Eerdmans Commentary on Exodus, by William D. Johnstone:
a.co/d/4wbEEXd
The Hebrew Bible Translation and Commentary, by Robert Alter:
a.co/d/g6md2zf
Commentary on the Torah, by Richard Elliott Friedman:
a.co/d/2c8fNyq
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Komentáře

  • @TheHellyeahmen
    @TheHellyeahmen Před 6 minutami

    Are you planning on doing videos on Quaran?

  • @DavidAdam-gj9nh
    @DavidAdam-gj9nh Před 25 minutami

    I never meant to start a war 0:23

  • @chrissykuiper2772
    @chrissykuiper2772 Před hodinou

    only four words to sum this video up: Zeus was feeling zesty

  • @Jahongir15
    @Jahongir15 Před 4 hodinami

    I really didn’t get the part where king assigned the first labor of killing nemian lion, but didn’t he already killed the lion, and on his belt isn’t that the skin of that lion

  • @koytheartist2423
    @koytheartist2423 Před 5 hodinami

    24:01 smote*

  • @anakatrinasagle4164
    @anakatrinasagle4164 Před 7 hodinami

    they did not teact us the blood groom in sundayschool

  • @thestinkieststinker
    @thestinkieststinker Před 8 hodinami

    i dont know if its actually any good but i do have a theory medusas stone power was never mentioned anywhere yet she gained that ability i think it couldve possibly had something to do with basilisks. theyre serpent like creatures that can turn people to stone (or kill, it kinda changes source to source) when people look at them and medusas hair is made of snakes so maybe like little basilisks

  • @danielwells1734
    @danielwells1734 Před 10 hodinami

    These are filthy and disgusting lies. Thanks for animating them and taking them down several pegs. 👍

  • @True_Cthulu
    @True_Cthulu Před 10 hodinami

    yes

  • @jreagan4346
    @jreagan4346 Před 10 hodinami

    "Imagine getting so red pilled you become a pedophile." this was amazing, 10/10.

  • @otterbaby7769
    @otterbaby7769 Před 10 hodinami

    I think this is a contentious opinion, but while I think every version has it's place and importance, Medusa as a protective symbol for rape survivors means a lot to me personally regardless of the original author's intentions. As someone struggling with ptsd from multiple assaults, I've found a lot of comfort in Medusa as a symbol and writing a story where she can have a happy ending instead. I really don't care that Ovid was trying to be asshole, or that it's not the original, I think she's becoming something bigger than him in a way. I don't think it's fair to chastise people who find comfort in being able to relate to that version of her. It's a tragic story, but because stories evolve, it means her fate can change with new authors. I dont know why it has to be such a big deal to prefer or use one version over another, they all have value.

  • @sub7se7en
    @sub7se7en Před 14 hodinami

    Do this for all of the books yahweh damn it

  • @SpiderPriestess
    @SpiderPriestess Před 15 hodinami

    It’s only convoluted because the language it was translated from “Greek“ was 500k-1.5 million words into a dead language with less than 8 k words … it’s pretty straight forward when read in Greek .

    • @JakeDoubleyoo
      @JakeDoubleyoo Před 12 hodinami

      The Torah was originally written in Hebrew. Scholars most often date the completed text to somehwere between 550-350 BC, however there are others who will argue for later or earlier dates. And of course Christians and Jews who maintain it was written by Moses will argue it was composed many, many centuries earlier. The Septuaganit is a Greek translation of the Torah *from* the original Hebrew text, probably composed around 300-200 BC. It is a problematic source because, through the process of translation, you'll inevitably lose certain nuances from the original language, and the translator may interpret things differently from what the original writer intended. You need only compare the differences in the countless English Bible translations out there to get a sense for this. That being said, the Septuagint is also invaluable because it's older than any complete Hebrew manuscript of the Torah. We do however have incomplete scraps of the Hebrew Torah from the Dead Sea Scrolls which date from 300 BC- 100 AD, also much earlier than most other sources. So in order to get an idea of what the "original" Torah manuscripts looked like, you'd have to compare what's available. I'm not exactly qualified to critically analyse sources, but I'll have a look anyway because it's fun. The Septuagint version of Ex. 4:24-26: "And it came to pass *the angel of the LORD* met him by the way in the inn, and sought to slay him. and Sepphora having taken a stone cut off the foreskin of her son, and fell at his feet and said, *The blood of the circumcision of my son is staunched:* and he departed from him, because she said, *The blood of the circumcision of my son is staunched."* Now, keep in mind I can't read Greek, so right now I'm interpreting a translation of a translation. But this version has two significant differences: 1) It's an *angel* visiting Moses' family. This has been a common interpretation since the start of Biblical exegesis, and it makes sense. YHWH very often interacts with people by proxy through angels. 2) It's clear who Zipporah is talking about: It's the son. However everything else is just as ambiguous as in the Hebrew version. Who is being attacked, and why? Why did Zipporah decide to circumcise their son, and why did it stop the attack? Now as for whether the differences in the Greek reflect a more authentic version of the story than that of the Hebrew version... Unfortunately it seems like the Dead Sea Scrolls only preserved verse 26: "So he let him alone. Then she said, “You are a bridegroom of blood,” because of the circumcision." This is identical to the standard Hebrew version. So it's safe to say the term "hatan damim" (bridegroom of blood) was in the original Hebrew version. The Greek translators of the Septuagint clearly understood the term to to be referring to Moses' son, and maybe they had a good justification that has since been forgotten. But early 1st millennium rabbis found the term ambiguous enough to debate over and offered differing interpretations. Now regarding the "Angel of YHWH" part in the Greek. As I said, that version makes a lot of sense. By the time of Exodus, God very rarely interacts directly with humans. Moses only once gets to see God's true form (Ex. 33), and only from the back, as seeing God's face would've killed him. So it would be extremely confusing for God to confront Moses directly in 4:24. Him sending an angelic emisary feels much more fitting with the rest of Exodus. But... that's exactly why I think the Hebrew version is more likely to be authentic. In these situations where we have two conflicting versions of a text, the rule of thumb is that the *more confusing* version is more likely to be the authentic one. It's easy to imagine the Greek translators of the Septuagint reading: "YHWH met him and tried to kill him." and thinking, "What? That doesn't sound right" and then changing it to: *"The angel of* YHWH met him and tried to kill him." to clarify things. (In fact, modern Bible translations do this sort of thing all the time). On the other hand, it's hard to imagine a Hebrew scribe deciding to make an already confusing passage *more* confusing by changing: "the angel of YHWH" to just: "YHWH".

    • @SpiderPriestess
      @SpiderPriestess Před hodinou

      @@JakeDoubleyoo there are no other sources from antiquity that reference Moses prior to 300bc that’s very suspect.

  • @The_purple_dude546
    @The_purple_dude546 Před 16 hodinami

    Baby Hades. -Purple Guy

  • @choccymilk596
    @choccymilk596 Před 17 hodinami

    I just watched Prince of Egypt last night, so im watching to again to compare

  • @AlexanderGee-qw2gv
    @AlexanderGee-qw2gv Před 17 hodinami

    Please do more 27:42

  • @rhaynes8955
    @rhaynes8955 Před 17 hodinami

    I love how everyone assumes Moses actually existed in history despite zero evidence in Egyptian history or any history outside of the Torah and its followers.

  • @technofan9964
    @technofan9964 Před 18 hodinami

    You should try reading this in Hebrew. It will be way easier to understand

  • @PercyJackson-yc8lz
    @PercyJackson-yc8lz Před 18 hodinami

    3:19 Hestia, goddess of ASMR

  • @3f4gs4s
    @3f4gs4s Před 19 hodinami

    Huh… I don’t even remember this verse. Right then

  • @magnusmalland6588
    @magnusmalland6588 Před 19 hodinami

    I love This video

  • @GoofyAhhGuy
    @GoofyAhhGuy Před 20 hodinami

    Man you forgot the calm and reasonable guy

  • @animatexpeco4156
    @animatexpeco4156 Před 20 hodinami

    Ngl that guy must have ate Rhea's 6th child and kept the 7th instead

  • @wednesdayjoshua1674
    @wednesdayjoshua1674 Před 22 hodinami

    I love your channel so much. You put in a lot of work into making solid content ❤

  • @frederickambaritaa8057
    @frederickambaritaa8057 Před 22 hodinami

    Even if Koalemos WAS the Greek god of stupidity, that still wouldn't necessarily make him the dumbest god. Ares was the god of war, and we all know that he wasn't exactly the best at fighting.

  • @glamourweaver
    @glamourweaver Před 22 hodinami

    Israel is he who wrestles with G-d, and nothing in the text says the being he wrestled with was an angel. It was probably originally understood to be El, but as humanoid walking around El who can lose a wrestling match stopped working as Jewish theology developed over the centuries, the understanding shifted to be an angel acting as a representative of El.

  • @Smiththeinspiringanimator
    @Smiththeinspiringanimator Před 23 hodinami

    I kind of feel bad for Sarah for having to put up with all of this.

  • @Assadul-Naml
    @Assadul-Naml Před dnem

    5:00 Firaun was a furry?

  • @mariammajid8326
    @mariammajid8326 Před dnem

    Hayy you did medusa really bad the girl got raped and you just brushed it like that

  • @mamv80
    @mamv80 Před dnem

    I can annoy ppl with gas lol

  • @kpp_123
    @kpp_123 Před dnem

    7:36 guess who we have here?

  • @vicenteisaaclopezvaldez2450

    It's like you were there.

  • @erpmo3326
    @erpmo3326 Před dnem

    blasphemous, love it.

  • @leko8398
    @leko8398 Před dnem

    It is surprising how much trash one person can talk thinking it is correct

  • @mewoisbest8851
    @mewoisbest8851 Před dnem

    Tbh without you I would be struggling in my seminary class (religious period in school)

  • @fernandopriborsky7694

    What about yggdrasil?

  • @jamarwhite7191
    @jamarwhite7191 Před dnem

    I think of it as..Mutants and Eternals..one is other and created another way.

  • @kingsantanashakur
    @kingsantanashakur Před dnem

    percy jackson cameo . brooo that was all of us

  • @user-ow2yr4nu4z
    @user-ow2yr4nu4z Před dnem

    Think the story established Zephoras connection to Moses and his people. Their marriage was and her connection to his people were fullfiled when she cirumsized her son. Their bloodlines were officially connected.

  • @deadpool-ie7cu
    @deadpool-ie7cu Před dnem

    I actually like your interpretation the best

  • @Noodlethebeardie
    @Noodlethebeardie Před dnem

    2:27 Got me rolling 💀💀💀💀 “You don’t just get to jump the gun a-hole”

  • @Presleymua
    @Presleymua Před dnem

    Love that you plugged Esoterica! His channel is so good!

  • @venuslin1249
    @venuslin1249 Před dnem

    In da beninging

  • @DatOne.Gallia
    @DatOne.Gallia Před dnem

    What if yo ido have a cool name, like da'najia

  • @Pheonix_fam
    @Pheonix_fam Před dnem

    Atlas did not hold up the sky he held up the heavens .

  • @Signaturefist
    @Signaturefist Před dnem

    Instead of inventing this elaborate lie about their ancestors being slaves, they should have just said their ancestors were kings, but the other Canaanite tribe got them drunk one night and stole their kingdom gambling with loaded dice. That’s a story people can understand.

  • @diplocoolus1
    @diplocoolus1 Před dnem

    Oh no IM WHITE

  • @cantabitvidentis5569

    Excellent video! Very eloquently and poetically explained!

  • @123Jim91
    @123Jim91 Před dnem

    Beta coward never insults Islam.😂

  • @bmoney2011
    @bmoney2011 Před dnem

    This story and the question of Moses's identity is so scarily similar to the things trans folk go through... amazing to see that even with thousands of years of separation, people in antiquity were just as callous to the ostracized (Moses) as they are in modern times. How little humanity changes in some ways.