Mark Is our Earliest Jesus Story--How We Know and Why it Matters!

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  • čas přidán 12. 03. 2023
  • The so-called Priority of Mark, that is, the idea that Mark wrote first, and was then used as a source by Matthew, Luke, and even John and the Gospel of Peter, is not just an academic armchair issue. It is perhaps the most significant realization one can reach in understanding how the Jesus Story unfolded.
    In this video I present a side-illustrated lecture that makes this clear for anyone willing to do a bit, into our sources. I lay this out clearly in this interview with CZcams host Jacob Berman @JacobBermanHistoryValley . I also am sharing here the link to the PDF file with the slides I used in the lecture so you can study beyond the lecture:
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    My course on Mark is available at the link--but why study Mark? Why does it matter? I hold the view that the Gospel of Mark is the most influential document in history...why and how unfolds in the course.
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Komentáře • 249

  • @riley02192012
    @riley02192012 Před rokem +22

    Dr. Tabor, you are 100% a class act. You have the highest level of integrity 👏. I have been a fan of you, your books, and your work for many, many years now. Thank you.

  • @vivec710
    @vivec710 Před rokem +9

    Dr. Tabor. You an Barbra Theide were my favorite professors at UNCC. To this day i think about both of yall. Helped me out when my mom passed. Can never and will never forget yall. 3 semesters with you and 3 with her. Thanks for being there for me

    • @vivec710
      @vivec710 Před rokem +2

      Bottom of my heart thanks

  • @kuettler
    @kuettler Před rokem +15

    Puts a whole new meaning on "missing the Mark".

  • @suzybailey-koubti8342
    @suzybailey-koubti8342 Před rokem +6

    Thank you so much, Dr Tabor ❤

  • @johnnybravo6951
    @johnnybravo6951 Před rokem +5

    9minutes in and I'm already hooked.
    Really, really thought-provoking.
    Salaam to you and your family uncle❤️
    from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦

  • @slimdusty6328
    @slimdusty6328 Před rokem +3

    Love your channel thanks Dr James Tabor. I enjoy to learn more . And i feel your channel is one of the very best. Thanks so much. All the best with everything !

  • @drgeorgek
    @drgeorgek Před rokem +6

    I’m a huge and long term Bart Ehrman fan but Dr Tabor takes it to a new and different level. Just seriously impressive…. He really has spat in my eyes and made me see the obvious…

    • @Isaac5123
      @Isaac5123 Před 11 měsíci +2

      They are both scholars

    • @julianhe7348
      @julianhe7348 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@Isaac5123we know that

    • @Isaac5123
      @Isaac5123 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@julianhe7348 have you got too much time on yr hands?

    • @julianhe7348
      @julianhe7348 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@Isaac5123 Interesting that you say that. We all know they are both scholars. Still you're trying to school us about it. Must be you are the one having too much time.

    • @Ghost_bros
      @Ghost_bros Před 4 měsíci

      He spit on your eyes?

  • @delfimoliveira8883
    @delfimoliveira8883 Před rokem +14

    Mark reads like a detective story.
    Where the autor and the reader knows what happened and who did it but the characters only found in the end
    The Greek is not the best of the NT and the autor seems to not know the Hebrew Bible like it would be expected in a Jew but it's an amazing piece of ancient literature

    • @davidkeller6156
      @davidkeller6156 Před rokem +2

      From what I understand the gospel writers were using the Septuagint.

    • @delfimoliveira8883
      @delfimoliveira8883 Před rokem

      @@davidkeller6156 But Mark misquote both

    • @davidfrisken1617
      @davidfrisken1617 Před rokem +3

      @@delfimoliveira8883 That happens when you are making stuff up.

    • @robinharwood5044
      @robinharwood5044 Před rokem +1

      He’s not too good at geography, either.

    • @garlandjones7709
      @garlandjones7709 Před 5 měsíci +1

      All the gospels read like that. It's following how all Hebrew narrative stories work showing ironies where many truths and understandings are only in hindsight.

  • @mattandkim17
    @mattandkim17 Před rokem

    Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @atifbangash
    @atifbangash Před rokem

    I got to know Mark & James thru you. I really enjoyed knowing about them via your outlook.

  • @ironmikehallowween
    @ironmikehallowween Před rokem

    Very well done sir. Thank you

  • @integrationalpolytheism
    @integrationalpolytheism Před rokem +3

    I'm loving how you continue to add value to this course with these additional appearances with new angles.

  • @ObjectiveEthics
    @ObjectiveEthics Před 8 měsíci

    Tabor's interviews on the History Valley Channel are excellent.

  • @geraldmeehan8942
    @geraldmeehan8942 Před rokem +1

    Saw you on HV,, awesome show awesome channel

    • @arvis614
      @arvis614 Před rokem

      hat is. Hv. Being tech poor, and no rv for a while found you tube, now have a subscription to bar

  • @kencreten7308
    @kencreten7308 Před rokem +2

    I find that this person is a very good interviewer.

  • @pamelamarek2309
    @pamelamarek2309 Před rokem +1

    Thank you 🪔

  • @jennyhoover9304
    @jennyhoover9304 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you Patrick for your thoughts and insights . Today’s lesson was meant for me. I really need to “clean house” and let go of the surplus of items that have no meaning to anyone but me.

  • @evangelicalsnever-lie9792

    Fantastic.

  • @Robert_L_Peters
    @Robert_L_Peters Před rokem

    Thank you

  • @winniethuo9736
    @winniethuo9736 Před 10 měsíci +1

    10:22 Mythvision podcast as a vehicle 🚖 ❤🎉

  • @3rz-rhymesreasonsandwritte437

    Sounds so interesting

  • @drrbrt
    @drrbrt Před rokem +1

    The Coptic Orthodox Church has always said this, of course cherishing the Gospel of John the most.

    • @renatemocza7195
      @renatemocza7195 Před 6 měsíci

      It is said, that the Coptic Orthodox Church goes back to Mark around 50 AD.

  • @geraldmeehan8942
    @geraldmeehan8942 Před rokem +1

    I wish I could afford course but too many children/grandchildren to support. I watched video on HV. I studied western religion at Indiana U. I understand one of your proteges is teaching there now.

  • @pompeii357
    @pompeii357 Před rokem

    I hope to watch your movie

  • @BushcraftingBogan
    @BushcraftingBogan Před 9 měsíci

    Im curious as to why Marcion did not choose Mark over his version of Luke. Any thoughts?

  • @stevenv6463
    @stevenv6463 Před 10 měsíci

    I saw this recently on history valley.

  • @georgesparks7833
    @georgesparks7833 Před 11 dny

    Wow that was intense. You take away the Virgin birth and also the resurrection. But was n't this also common in the Roman world? For instance, how Jesus turns the water into wine. Typical also of the Roman deity .I wonder how much of the gospels and the Epistles are structured from Hellenistic and Roman culture.
    I really enjoyed this. Thank you very much.

  • @norabang3153
    @norabang3153 Před měsícem

    I heard that the Vatican has the original gospel of Marc , which is different from the Bible version. How can I get that? Anyone knows?

  • @rainbowkrampus
    @rainbowkrampus Před rokem +2

    Someone arguing Luke being first is just weird.
    It is so clearly making apologetics in response to criticisms of Matthew while borrowing the apologetics Matthew already came up with in response to Mark.
    I haven't seen the argument so I can't really say. But I can't help but think that it would be less complicated and more convoluted.
    It'd be interesting to hear out if nothing else. Personally I think Mark being first makes a whole lot of sense and it would take more than just an argument to unseat its position.

    • @garlandjones7709
      @garlandjones7709 Před 5 měsíci

      You'd benefit greatly looking into it, if for nothing more than gaining insights the scholars are seeing to make their arguments. Fun stuff.

  • @thomasrhodes5013
    @thomasrhodes5013 Před rokem +1

    Matthew's handling of Judas, as compared to how John deals with the subject, is startling.

  • @robinharwood5044
    @robinharwood5044 Před 6 měsíci

    Tiny point. The thumbnail for this video looks like P52, which is John, not Mark.

  • @johnnybravo6951
    @johnnybravo6951 Před rokem +2

    Peace be unto Palestinian Christians.

  • @LevaISanningen
    @LevaISanningen Před rokem +2

    Jesus is "the scapegoat".
    A person who lowers himself to make us look like higher standing creatures, worthy of life.

    • @Thesortvokter
      @Thesortvokter Před rokem +2

      Give me a break. Hundreds of thousands died in his bloodied name. If he was divine he would have foreseen this and kept his mouth shut or changed tactics. Jesus - nothing but a failure.

    • @LevaISanningen
      @LevaISanningen Před rokem

      @@Thesortvokter . You don't understand what I say.
      Jesus is anyone you love to hate.
      Every man or woman you laugh at and enjoy talking evil about.
      That is your true saviour.
      People you can tower over and humiliate.

    • @Thesortvokter
      @Thesortvokter Před rokem

      @@LevaISanningen What bullshit.

    • @LevaISanningen
      @LevaISanningen Před rokem

      @@Thesortvokter No, that is a human need.
      The Romans had the games and horrible punishment of criminals as entertainment.
      Then witch burnings and beheadings. And today you spend plenty of time to enjoy crime shows and news and violence on TV.
      All to save you from anguish.
      You eat pizza and burgers to escape hunger. You view criminals to escape anguish.
      It is true. Any psychologist can tell you.

    • @Thesortvokter
      @Thesortvokter Před rokem

      @@LevaISanningen Yeah, the witches were slaughtered in Jesus' name, without him being divine enough to do anything about it. What a wanker and what a satanic legacy he left us.

  • @saidzouhri8524
    @saidzouhri8524 Před rokem

    The josephan passage is clear: john the baptist taught that baptism was not for forgiveness sins ,but only for the purification of the body.

  • @knows_too_much
    @knows_too_much Před rokem +1

    At 56:50 you say there is alot of persecution of the Jesus movement by the Pharisees in the 80's. There is no evidence for this, so what is the basis for this claim?

  • @nowaout8014
    @nowaout8014 Před rokem +17

    Jesus' teachings is what he gave us to live here on earth with each other..I never hear his teachings being discussed..this is a great tragedy

    • @JeannieSoko
      @JeannieSoko Před rokem

      you must be a muslim to have this type of mentality.

    • @jdaze1
      @jdaze1 Před rokem +6

      I agree. The words of Jesus are rarely taught in full in churches today. Nor repentance and overcoming sins that cause eternal death. Its all a bunch feel good, worthless Rah Rah baloney. I stopped attending in 2000 and started reading the Bible for myself. Ill NEVER go back.

    • @JeannieSoko
      @JeannieSoko Před rokem +2

      jadaze1 that is vacuous argument that jesus never taught in churches, there were NO churches in the time of jesus, except synonagues or preaching in the streets. The idea of sin causing eternal death is because our own bad desires and unethical behavior we live for a short period, that's the idea of sin causing eternal death. Jesus had taught repentance From that time Jesus began to preach, saying, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” (Matthew 4:17
      I have not come to call the righteous but sinners to repentance. (Luke 5:32)
      Unless you repent, you will all likewise perish. (Luke 13:3, 5) These are all examples that Jesus taught repentance.

    • @epicofgilgamesh9964
      @epicofgilgamesh9964 Před rokem

      How do we really know what Jesus taught?
      *"Neither the evangelists nor their first readers engaged in historical analysis. Their aim was to confirm Christian faith (Lk. 1.4; Jn. 20.31). Scholars generally agree that the Gospels were written forty to sixty years after the death of Jesus. They thus do not present eyewitness or contemporary accounts of Jesus’ life and teachings.*
      Unfortunately, much of the general public is not familiar with scholarly resources like the one quoted above; instead, Christian apologists often put out a lot of material, such as The Case For Christ, targeted toward lay audiences, who are not familiar with scholarly methods, in order to argue that the Gospels are the eyewitness testimonies of either Jesus’ disciples or their attendants. *The mainstream scholarly view is that the Gospels are anonymous works, written in a different language than that of Jesus, in distant lands, after a substantial gap of time, by unknown persons, compiling, redacting, and inventing various traditions, in order to provide a narrative of Christianity’s central figure-Jesus Christ-to confirm the faith of their communities."*
      *As scholarly sources like the Oxford Annotated Bible note, the Gospels are not historical works (even if they contain some historical kernels).*
      *"Majority of Scholars agree: The Gospels were not written by Eyewitnesses - Escaping Christian Fundamentalism"*
      Also, look up:
      *"How do we know that the biblical writers were* ***not*** *writing history? -- by Dr Steven DiMattei"*
      *"How Did The Gospel Writers Know? - The Doston Jones Blog"*
      *"Yes, the Four Gospels Were Originally Anonymous: Part 1 - The Doston Jones Blog"*
      *"Are Stories in the Bible Influenced by Popular Greco-Roman Literature? - The Doston Jones Blog"*
      *"Gospels Not Written By Matthew, Mark, Luke or John - The Church Of Truth"*

    • @JeannieSoko
      @JeannieSoko Před rokem

      @@epicofgilgamesh9964 the gospel of Mark is the oldest gospel, it was written 20 years after the death of Jesus, it is not a CENTURY ago. Oral tradition was first passed on before it was written, most biblical scholars say this, so what is your excuse for not making it valid if it is not a century ago, and it was first passed on orally??

  • @dustyjukebox7707
    @dustyjukebox7707 Před rokem

    "..professing themselves to be wise..

  • @Allothersweretakenn
    @Allothersweretakenn Před 4 měsíci

    The 5 gospels. Great book check it out it is a a collection of Jesus teaching or at least a collection of what would have most likely been a collection of his actual teachings

  • @JohnSmith-gm3kz
    @JohnSmith-gm3kz Před rokem +1

    May Allah bless you my friend

  • @whiteashpiperwhiteashpiper5447

    What was the name of those who called themselves the POors?

  • @jonathonjubb6626
    @jonathonjubb6626 Před rokem +1

    Take the course, take the course....
    How many more times? He's not stopped after ten minutes...

  • @CarmenRizzo-pn1uw
    @CarmenRizzo-pn1uw Před 3 měsíci +1

    Scrolls in Tibet

  • @Joseph-cu8dk
    @Joseph-cu8dk Před rokem

    The Gospels were written 'after' the Holocaust of 70 CE, yet it is not mentioned in any of the Gospels. How come?

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem

    THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND THE CHURCH OF OUR LORD ARE ONE AND THE SAME

  • @mooshei8165
    @mooshei8165 Před rokem

    Did the Pope took the course?

  • @paulsmit9130
    @paulsmit9130 Před 10 měsíci

    Dr Tabor, thanks for your amazing information and interpretation. I have a question that is off this subject. I've watched some of your other episodes where you show us the Babylon or Hebrew map of the flat earth, the firmament, hades and the heaven of heavens.
    My questions are as follows, is the earth flat?
    Does the earth revolve around the sun?
    Is the earth moving through space, or is ut stationary?
    I always wondered where did the flat earthers movement get their ideas from. My curiosity was curbed when I saw your maps.
    Now I am confused.
    Some clarity would be appreciated please.

  • @420JRMan
    @420JRMan Před rokem

    ¿’93? Well, I would have said either "'92" or after Juice & Kato ran-away from pigs"
    '93; loss of Left-Eye cut's I deeper.

  • @NHNEU1111
    @NHNEU1111 Před rokem

    Why is is that when pointing out the reference to Isaiah and Malachi in Mark you never mention the YLT translation where it simply says “Prophets” and not Isaiah?
    Mark 1:2 - As it hath been written in the prophets, 'Lo, I send My messenger before thy face, who shall prepare thy way before thee,' -- YLT
    If I’m aware of it as a lay person It would be strange if you weren’t. I can’t read the Greek but there has to be a good reason why it was translated this way. Can you elaborate on this?

    • @rainbowkrampus
      @rainbowkrampus Před rokem

      Strong's shows that Isaiah is in the greek. So Young left it out. Young was a weird guy. Shrug.

    • @NHNEU1111
      @NHNEU1111 Před rokem

      @@rainbowkrampus I see it in Strongs but the ESV which I primarily use has a note to that passage that says “some manuscripts in the prophets”

    • @rainbowkrampus
      @rainbowkrampus Před rokem

      @@NHNEU1111 I did search for any manuscripts which use that initially but nothing came up. Might just be poor google fu. Might just be really uncommonly used manuscripts.
      Smart money is probably on looking up which manuscript(s) Young used if that information is easily available.

    • @normative
      @normative Před rokem +2

      I mean, the obvious reason is “because it sounds like a potential mistake, and the translator didn’t want his readers thinking Mark made a mistake.”

  • @pamelamarek2309
    @pamelamarek2309 Před rokem +2

    I find secret Mark very interesting, part of the gospel removed. 🌀🌀

  • @sftommy01
    @sftommy01 Před rokem +3

    Some of the Gospels would seem to incorporate non-Christian traditions. If Mark is first, Matthew was well read enough to know of them and feel the need to add them to "jazz-up" Mark's story. Among the sources for the gospels should be listed those likely non-Chrisitan traditions.

    • @bugzyhardrada3168
      @bugzyhardrada3168 Před 10 měsíci

      Lol all christian traditions have non christian origins....so by your logic, shouldn't we just credit everything christian as non christian, thats, if we want to be technically correct and honest with ourselves....

  • @jamesanonymous2343
    @jamesanonymous2343 Před měsícem

    IF YOU CAME HERE SEEKING JESUS, YOU'RE ALREADY ON ""THE WRONG ROAD""

  • @3r2w1c
    @3r2w1c Před rokem

    What was this Mark's motivation to have the first document? What are the possibilities. He knew Paul well. He was the messianic apocalyptic eschatological expert of the day. He didn't want to be found fighting against God. He knew the expounded testimonies already. He knew there was 100% failure rate for these movements. He had help from another contemporary of Paul, after he Paul was dead. Possible long term multigenerational purpose. So they could recognize the text themselves when they read it at the last generation. Deep calling unto deep. Gifts and callings of God are without repentance. They'll realize they know these deep truths because they own it. Could they be Gamliel and Barnabas? If I didn't understand how I knew I might say it's the flow that gives the tell. Recognizable literary uses. Hidden secret. Locations of hidden treasures and intact ancient scrolls. Speculation? Those guys were smarter than us and most believe the exact opposite. I wrote this comment before I started listening to the video. So you know I wasn't influenced by your teaching. Still a glass darkly, in part. All provable truths are his voice.

    • @davidfrisken1617
      @davidfrisken1617 Před rokem

      My guess is it as Justin Marytr claimed. The gospels were not important and were adventure stories that could be read if there was time because the simple folk like them.

    • @garlandjones7709
      @garlandjones7709 Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@davidfrisken1617can you provide a reference for that. I'm interested in reading the conversation

    • @davidfrisken1617
      @davidfrisken1617 Před 5 měsíci

      @@garlandjones7709 Search for “Memoirs of the Apostles”.

  • @CarmenRizzo-pn1uw
    @CarmenRizzo-pn1uw Před 3 měsíci +1

    Q sayings , eye witness account$

  • @alexklemens6005
    @alexklemens6005 Před rokem +2

    If the Q source is a collection of Jesus sayings wouldn’t that necessarily mean there was a story of Jesus before Q was written. You’d think for people to care enough to wrote down his sayings they’d care even more to write his story first

    • @EXISTENCE1891
      @EXISTENCE1891 Před rokem

      What amazes me is that there are any writings of any sort at all at this time. the Jewish writers were living in land which was occupied by the Romans. If any manuscripts were discovered by the Romans the writers would have been imprisoned or worse

    • @BobbyHill26
      @BobbyHill26 Před 20 dny

      This is an old comment, but in my mind it actually makes sense that the sayings are written first. The stories aren’t too big of a deal and you only need to get the gist of it to know what’s going on, but if you actually want to know what the guy was teaching, you want to know what he was saying and don’t want to miss a single word of it.

  • @jussikankinen9409
    @jussikankinen9409 Před 3 měsíci

    Arent paul and mark writers 200 years after

  • @hevechvy
    @hevechvy Před rokem

    Why does everyone just forget about John

  • @lisaking4291
    @lisaking4291 Před rokem +1

    I'm pretty sad that, it isn't free, I am not well off, not affordable for me.

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem

    ACTS IS THE BOOK OF THE EARLY CHURCH AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD

  • @saidzouhri8524
    @saidzouhri8524 Před rokem

    Mark was the nephew of Barnabbas

  • @matthewkopp2391
    @matthewkopp2391 Před 10 měsíci

    Could Mark be a refutation of Simon Magus and Dositheos the Samaritan?
    That is to say,”Simon Magus is not a real magician who is good, Jesus was. And Dositheos is not the real Messiah, Jesus was and he is not interested in political power but a spiritual messiah.”
    The enigmatic claim of messiah, plus the denial of power (the temptations and Peter “get behind me Satan”.)

  • @Isaac5123
    @Isaac5123 Před 11 měsíci

    Yes look at Mark but don't consider the last 11 verses of chapter 16

  • @humbertojimenez3475
    @humbertojimenez3475 Před rokem

    Herod of Alexandria was an inventor who lived at the time of Jesus. He made 2 different types of trick wine jugs that would turn water into wine. His devices were well known among the elite of the era.

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci +1

    In 64 AD Peter calls Mark his son in his letter meaning Mark was at least 20 years younger than Peter in 64 AD. I still don't know how church scholars come out with their dates 😮

  • @tarikramadaan3342
    @tarikramadaan3342 Před rokem

    Is the Jesus of Islam the same as Christianity ?

    • @He_is_the_Aleph_and_the_Tav
    • @Thesortvokter
      @Thesortvokter Před rokem

      Nah, in islam he is not even crucified, Allah just fools people into thinking so.

    • @STho205
      @STho205 Před rokem

      Yeshua is the same historic figure. The people of the Book are the Jews to live in the laws of Abraham and Moses. Then is brought Wisdom and The Gospel by Yeshua (Latin modern Jesus).
      The Quran says he was not crucified, however there are sects of Islam that insist that passage means he was restored to life by Allah (Father), as crucified to an Arab is death not the act of nailing a person to a cross as Latins and Greeks see it.
      They however do not acknowledge the Trinity, Triune God. Therefore most insist that the Gospels that reference two or three persons of God equal in authority and majesty, are corruptions by the neo pagans of Rome. They insist God is the god of Abraham, Ismael and Isaac and no separate manifestation of persons.
      It is a technical difference but a big one. Islam, Jehovahs Witness, Momonism, Arianism all are classified as Jesus being a creation of God, and not equally divine.

    • @Thesortvokter
      @Thesortvokter Před rokem +1

      @@STho205 ...and to think, it's aaall a perversion of the spiritual.

    • @matthewkopp2391
      @matthewkopp2391 Před 10 měsíci

      A large aspect of the Islam picture comes from the Infant Gospel of Thomas. The Thomas Church was one of the first and established in Iraq.

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem

    REASONS WHY THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IS THE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH
    1. You can read about it in the New
    Testament. (MATTHEW 16:18;
    (ROMANS 16:16)
    2. It has no creed but the Bible, binds
    no name on members but Christ’s.
    (ACTS 11:26; l PETER 4:16)
    3. Its acts of worship are patterned
    after New Testament examples.
    (JOHN 4:24; ACTS 20:7;
    I CORINTHIANS 16:1-2; EPHESIANS
    5:19; COLOSSIANS 3:16)
    4. It teaches that UNITY can be
    achieved on all doctrinal disputed
    questions. (JOHN 17:21;
    I CORINTHIANS 1:10; EPHESIANS
    4:4-6)
    5. Its future: Eternal Glory with Christ.
    (I THESSALONIANS 4:17;
    MATTHEW 7:14)
    THE CHURCH MUST WARE HIS NAME

  • @francismarcoux8944
    @francismarcoux8944 Před 4 měsíci

    Marc must be the ébénistes version of the gospel

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Peter went to Mark's house after he was freed from prison by the angel. Makes sense Peter and young Mark were already good friends in 45 AD.

  • @Ghost_bros
    @Ghost_bros Před 4 měsíci

    Ancient aliens

  • @FictionMission
    @FictionMission Před rokem

    Dr. Tabor is very very close to understanding this: Major rituals come to Christianity through Mark's story, and not vice versa. (Baptism, Eucharist, Messiah, Crucifixion, Resurrection.) Also, no one, including Paul, can have visions of Jesus Christ, unless they know the Story of Mark. The story came first.

    • @FictionMission
      @FictionMission Před rokem

      @All About Britain So we are in agreement that he could have known! 😚

    • @FictionMission
      @FictionMission Před rokem +1

      @All About Britain Surely if he persecuted and converted to something, he had to know what it was. Surely he preserved some of their teachings in his own beliefs. The narrative cannot completely post-date Paul. He must know of Jesus before having visions of Jesus.

  • @salwaneleyland5874
    @salwaneleyland5874 Před 8 měsíci

    Coalition Red fires burnings coal it iron red hot ants.

  • @kyle5519
    @kyle5519 Před rokem

    You tried in Waco, but can't blame yourself for someone thinking they can take on the US government

    • @KendraAndTheLaw
      @KendraAndTheLaw Před rokem

      As much as I detest Vernon Howel, the U.S. govt took on him, and seriously mishandled the situation.

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

    How old was Luke when he traveled with Paul? He was a doctor and very possible younger than Paul who was about 50. Even if Luke wrote in 85AD he was too old to even see what he was writing 😮

    • @garlandjones7709
      @garlandjones7709 Před 5 měsíci

      Why do you think he'd have vision problems?

    • @texaslocoman1
      @texaslocoman1 Před 5 měsíci

      @@garlandjones7709 people start having problems with sight after age 40. There were no glasses in Jesus times. And Peter and Paul tell us they used helpers to write their letters. Possibly much younger scribes.

    • @garlandjones7709
      @garlandjones7709 Před 5 měsíci

      @@texaslocoman1 i always assumed they used people to write their letters because they were Hebrew and Aramaic speakers. Like how Matthew is claimed to have been written in Hebrew then translated to Greek. Paul for sure was fluent in Hebrew, Peter for sure in Aramaic. John can be evidenced to be a Hebrew speaker as well. I don't have an opinion on Luke.

  • @thesolarengineer
    @thesolarengineer Před rokem

    Jacob is an alternate universe version of Nicholas Cage in that he's at least 100 times smarter than Nicholas Cage but proportionally he's 100 times more boring.

  • @andreroundtree424
    @andreroundtree424 Před rokem +1

    When are we going to just admit that whoever is Paul or a follower of Paul simply CREATED Mark?

  • @hevechvy
    @hevechvy Před rokem

    Strain at a gnat. Swallow a camel. Why did Jesus not think it was important to write something Himself? Pretty short sighted, huh? Long story short, He didn't wright anything down because He was coming back. God is a Spirit and He is holy. Jesus Did come back on the day of Pentecost. And the true Church has been led by Him ever since then. The Kingdom of God is within you. It's the Baptism in the holy Ghost.

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

    If we say Mathew's gospel was written after 70AD we are invalidating Jesus' prophesies about the fall of Jerusalem

    • @ibrahimchaiben5016
      @ibrahimchaiben5016 Před 7 měsíci

      maybe not invalidating, because it did happen. But since the gospel was written after the fall, it could've easily been included in the narrative as a prophecy. So it remains a prophecy in the narrative but only due to hindsight.

    • @texaslocoman1
      @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

      @@ibrahimchaiben5016 the false narrative that the scriptures interpret themselves comes from beliefs like this one. Mathew wrote his gospel way before 70AD. Some Church history doesn't match. Like the one saying Timothy lived to 80 and died in Ephesus in 90 AD but this tradition breaks with John who was running the church in that city none mentions the other. The whole thing doesn't match. It's a shame historical inaccuracy 😲 Timothy was sick probably diabetes. Unlikely he lived to be that old 🤥

  • @shanejohnson1034
    @shanejohnson1034 Před 5 měsíci

    Waco was a tragedy, but more so, a massacre.

  • @markballantyne393
    @markballantyne393 Před rokem

    Not hate is a double negative!

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci +1

    The church assumes these evangelists lived to very old ages. The only confirmed old man was John who miraculously lived to 100 years old.

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem +1

    THE 400 YEARS OF SILENCE
    With the completion of (MALACHI)
    about 397 B.C. the Old Testament Cannon of Scripture is complete and we enter the period between the Old and New Testaments. During this period called “The 400 years of silence” God called no man in lsrael to be His prophet to the people.
    It is during this time that the Apocrypha was written which is found in the Catholic Bible today. Some books such as l & ll Macabees are Jewish history, others such as Bell and the Dragon are fables and myths.
    None of the Apocrypha is inspired
    Scripture, none is quoted by Jesus, the Apostles, or any New Testament inspired writer, and none deserves to be included in the inspired Cannon of Scripture.

    • @WhatThisMeann
      @WhatThisMeann Před 2 měsíci

      So much of New Testament doctrine was taken from 1 Enoch (a book in the Apocrypha). Hell, fallen angels + Demons, the separation and judgment of the dead, Michael, Gabriel, etc... These things didn't exist in Jewish theology until Enoch, and then later the New Testament. Its all man made my dude. Note 1 Enoch was one of the most popular books found among the dead sea scroll community. It ranked in 3rd place for the most copies found there. Jesus loved 1st Enoch.

    • @walterlahaye2128
      @walterlahaye2128 Před 2 měsíci

      @@WhatThisMeann ,
      The Old Testament is the New Testament concealed.
      The New Testament is the Old Testament revealed.

  • @Carelock
    @Carelock Před rokem

    I’m literally the 666th Like 😂

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem

    Paul is the greatest Christian who ever lived!
    He was a member of the church of Christ!
    There is no other doctrine that can save!

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

    Church's tradition says Mark is the boy who runs naked from the garden. Makes sense. Makes sense Mark was with Peter in Rome in 64AD after he left Paul. Why the church come out with these incredible dates for the gospel,?😮😮😮

  • @paulhaynes3688
    @paulhaynes3688 Před rokem

    It doesn’t it’s all man made

  • @montanaboobie
    @montanaboobie Před rokem +3

    I think many of these scholars are educated beyond their mental capacities. Does anyone know if Mr Tabor is even a believer of the gospel of Christ?

    • @elainafaust3717
      @elainafaust3717 Před rokem +14

      Comments like this are why I believe that religion absolutely kills intellectual curiosity. What a shame

    • @ronashman8463
      @ronashman8463 Před rokem +2

      I have been looking for evidence in his clips for a few weeks. Tabor is such a Bible corrector that I have come to the conclusion that he can not be.

    • @Bobson_Dugnutt_Esq
      @Bobson_Dugnutt_Esq Před rokem +9

      “Educated beyond their mental capabilities” sounds a lot better than “indoctrinated far short of them.”

    • @davidkeller6156
      @davidkeller6156 Před rokem +7

      Why would his belief or non belief matter when you’re looking at history? Historians try to put their personal beliefs aside when researching history.

    • @Dejawolfs
      @Dejawolfs Před rokem +9

      Tabor is a follower of the word of Jesus, not a follower of the christian doctrine. i'd say he understands jesus far better than most christians would ever be able to.

  • @folkeholtz6351
    @folkeholtz6351 Před rokem

    The date of the various gospels is put to late. The reason for this is that Acts is most probably a defendande of Paul. and Luke came before, so we do have a latest date for this two letters arouind 63 CE. This is also the explanations for why acts seems to be so early ion its expressions comparive to later gospels such as the gospel of John. So the age would be as follows. Mark around the year 50 C E. Matthew around 55 C E Luke around 62 and so Acts. The Gospel of John the year 80 C E. So now you have something to think about.

  • @mikemeade741
    @mikemeade741 Před 4 měsíci

    Mark clearly has his gospel from Peter - the internal evidence of the gospel itself, the historic

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

    I agree Mark was first but his draft was first written on about 42 AD when Mark was still in his 20s. He was rich and educated he could have done this at that age. I don't know how the church tradition says these evangelists wrote their gospels when they were over 100 years old 😂 some like Luke in 130AD🤣

  • @bike_writer3614
    @bike_writer3614 Před rokem +1

    @8:14 Tabor says in Mark "Mary the mother of Jesus ... goes to the tomb"? I think not. Stick to the text. There are two Mary's there, yes. But in Mark's story Jesus' mother was a non-believer. Jesus only became the Son with baptism, so she was irrelevant for his "birth". Mark introduces the unnamed (!) mother and brothers first in in Mark 3:31-35:, in a parable to show what happens to non-believers, even blood relatives of the Lord: Jesus refuses to see them (and to save them!), and says to his flock: you are my family now. Typical cult-teaching. The mother is not saved! And Mark didn't want Jesus' blood relatives to claim the body either! The disciples get the honor to bury Jesus, while his infidel mother and brothers were back in Galilee. That was the story. Meaning the second Mary, "of Jacob"(in English confusingly "James"), who showed up at the tomb, was NOT Jesus' mother! Impossible! Mark didn't have a conversion story for the mother, did he? I even suspect that Mark 6:3, the line where the mother and brothers ARE suddenly mentioned by name (by the non-believers in Jesus' unnnamed home town), is an insertion, since Matthew en Luke don't have that scene, and John does (in more compact form). It's really not that complicated when you see the big picture ;)

  • @henryschmit3340
    @henryschmit3340 Před rokem

    It doesn't "matter" because it is all the one Gospel/Good News. It makes no difference who wrote what first. They are all pointing in the same direction... to Christ and salvation.

  • @patrickjohnson7592
    @patrickjohnson7592 Před rokem

    The Israelites, received, Salvation, thousands of years ago.The reveals, this Fact. They, received Salvation, not by the name, Jesus The Language Name Yakah, the Annointed One , was the Name, þhat g

  • @platzhirsch4275
    @platzhirsch4275 Před rokem

    Actually the gospel of Matthew most definitely is the first gospel written (almost certainly before 50 A.D.) and was originally written in Hebrew. Proof?
    Origen (Eusebius, H.E. 6.25.4)"As having learnt by tradition concerning the four Gospels, which alone are unquestionable in the Church of God under heaven, that first was written according to Matthew, who was once a tax collector but afterwards an apostle of Jesus Christ, who published it for those who from Judaism came to believe, composed as it was in the Hebrew language."

    • @platzhirsch4275
      @platzhirsch4275 Před rokem

      Another historian wrote this amazing history recently found: Irenaeus, Adv. Haer. 3.1.1"Matthew also issued a written Gospel among the Hebrews in their own dialect while Peter and Paul were preaching at Rome and laying the foundations of the church."

    • @TheDanEdwards
      @TheDanEdwards Před rokem +1

      Well, that is the dogma of some Catholic teachers.
      But you don't seem to get why your assertion has been rejected long ago.
      Here's a clue: references in such a "Matthew" book you want to cite... are citing a different book than the "Matthew" we have today.

    • @platzhirsch4275
      @platzhirsch4275 Před rokem

      @@TheDanEdwards many things are rejected, which doesn't mean its true. Let's not be fooled. Irenaeus, Adv. Haer. 3.1.1"Matthew also issued a written Gospel among the Hebrews in their own dialect while Peter and Paul were preaching at Rome and laying the foundations of the church." From this Matthew was written initially in Hebrew while Peter and Paul where in ROM. hence Matthew was the first Gospel. Also don't forget Scripture is inspired. These writings where not on the account of purely human thought but are inspired like all Scripture. To understand what that means read the book of revelation and cross examine it with Daniel prophecies. Check on the prophecy of the Roman Catholicism, the great whore dressed in purple and gold and drunken from the blood of the saints. These are prophecies written under inspiration. You may not understand however....

    • @platzhirsch4275
      @platzhirsch4275 Před rokem

      @@TheDanEdwards read what first Church historians have to say:
      Origen (Eusebius, H.E. 6.25.4)"As having learnt by tradition concerning the four Gospels, which alone are unquestionable in the Church of God under heaven, that first was written according to Matthew, who was once a tax collector but afterwards an apostle of Jesus Christ, who published it for those who from Judaism came to believe, composed as it was in the Hebrew language."

    • @platzhirsch4275
      @platzhirsch4275 Před rokem

      @@TheDanEdwards there us more historical evidence : The Didache (AD 95) is most likely the earliest extra-biblical manuscript. In 8.2, the Didache quotes from Matthew’s version of the Lord’s Prayer (Mt. 6:5, 9-13)!!!!!! This already is very serious evidence. But it's overlooked by many that prefer to create a notion that the divine nature of christ was added later so they must claim Mark came first.... we know why they insist on this, but its not true.
      Clement of Rome (AD 95) dates very early as well, because he mentions the Temple still standing (ch.41). And Clement cites Matthew (1 Clement 13.2) and the other Synoptic Gospels (1 Clement 24.5; 46.8).

  • @henochparks
    @henochparks Před rokem

    He is incorrect . His theory is wrong.

    • @robinharwood5044
      @robinharwood5044 Před rokem +2

      Care to elaborate?

    • @henochparks
      @henochparks Před rokem

      @@robinharwood5044 He makes good points but most scholars miss an important fact. The so called "Early Christians" were Jews. They were persecuted by the Romans. Their records were burned. Their leaders were jailed or killed. After Jerusalem was destroyed the Christians became gentiles. These gentiles attempted to reestablished the church. They rewrote the scriptures using scrapes of the former texts. Hence many Hebrew meanings were lost. Some of the new texts relied on memory. Hence there are errors. Gospels are named after the original writers. Letters like some of Paul's were produced by his secretary. Thus they are different in structure and style. Many letters and gospels were polluted or lost. For scholars to claim what the early saints had or constructed is poor speculation.

  • @markballantyne393
    @markballantyne393 Před rokem

    Not.hate ,your mother ect

  • @andrewclemons8619
    @andrewclemons8619 Před rokem +1

    I seriously doubt the Gospel of Mark was written first. Maybe among the greek gospels but that's a toss up. The Gospel of the Hebrews aka the Hebrew Gospel of Matthew would predate all the Greek gospels including Mark

    • @ronashman8463
      @ronashman8463 Před rokem

      There is no gospel of the Hebrews.

    • @andrewclemons8619
      @andrewclemons8619 Před rokem

      @@ronashman8463 that's how some early church fathers referred to the Hebrew gospel of Matthew

    • @KendraAndTheLaw
      @KendraAndTheLaw Před rokem +2

      @@andrewclemons8619 It may have been an attempt to orient Matthew to a Hebrew audience, but several linquistic clues indicate Matthew was composed in Greek by someone who was educated, such as turns of phrase and irony that rely on Greek elements and construction that make no sense in Hebrew.

    • @stephenmcqually2983
      @stephenmcqually2983 Před rokem +2

      I'm convinced but only because of the strength of the critical thinking and expertise you have displayed

    • @andrewclemons8619
      @andrewclemons8619 Před rokem

      @@KendraAndTheLaw The Hebrew Gospel and the Development of the Synoptic Tradition
      James R. Edwards
      Posits that the book of Luke most closely associated with the Hebrew Gospel of Matthew referenced by several early church Fathers. Crazy huh?

  • @walterlahaye2128
    @walterlahaye2128 Před rokem

    God is the sole author of this Book we call the Bible. Because only one who knows the end from the beginning could have foretold those things that came to pass, exactly as the prophets had predicted!

  • @teahilton
    @teahilton Před rokem

    The essence of what Mary Magdala and Jesus taught was family not religion or spirituality. Matriarchy. Jesus saw all as family brothers sisters mothers fathers. This is what Sarah and Abraham, Miriam and Moses also taught and why they did not enter Canaan since they saw that Israel would be just recreating pharaohs, pyramidal patriarch priesthoods filled with the poor and the wealthy. Inclusive democracy. Khadijah and Muhammad also taught this where in their matriarchal tribe there was a growing disparity between the matriarchal clans. Sarah and Abraham reappeared as the Mother of Nations and the Peacemaker in Turtle Island to plant the original matriarchal teachings and instructions of Mother Earth, the feminine of Hasheem. When Europeans came to Turtle Island they brought nuclear families and new forms of pharaoh, priesthoods oligarchies, aristocracy. They ignored the Haudenausanne who were invited to the Constitutional Convention when they asked how can you create a government without the input of women let alone create true democracy with nuclear families instead of egalitarian sharing matriarchal families - a family of families that look out for each other with a mens council a women’s council or those who were born with a womb and where the women’s council since they share the womb of Mother Earth are the judiciary council that gets the final decision on whether a new law will be accepted. We see the destruction of First Nations matriarchal families funded by the corporations and the banks and the fake news spread to European immigrants about their matriarchal values the values of Mary Magdala and Jesus. These values that oppose the global corporations and banks of the global pharaohs. Karl Marx at the end of his life as seen in his Ethnological Notebooks saw that the gens matriarchy as taught by the Mother of Nations and the Peacemaker not communism was the path to peace for humanity. The Gospel of Jesus and Mary Magdala is written in the maize and land of Turtle Island and is the bridge that will raise the 3rd Temple in Israel, bring Moshiach and the Redemption of humanity.

    • @timmoleft7147
      @timmoleft7147 Před rokem

      Wowsers! You've gone Ultra-Feminine (perhaps even 'Feminist') with that Worldview! You need to understand that Moshiach has already appeared (it was Jesus) and that there will be no 3rd Temple built for the Jews in Jerusalem. We (humans) are the 'Temple Of God'. Here are 2 verses that reveal what is about to take place: 1st Corinithians 3:16-17 and 2nd Thessalonians 2:3-4. What we are waiting for is the 'False-Moshiach' (the 'Man of Lawlessness' or the 'Antichrist') who will try to tell us that Aliens are real and that we should worship him as if he is God. He will try to make us take his 'Mark' (the 'Mark of the Beast', as mentioned in Revelation) - all that will take place in Jerusalem. There will be no physical Temple - the Jewish system is finished (it has been for 2 Thousand years) - we as Humans are now the Temple.

  • @LawofMoses
    @LawofMoses Před rokem

    Matthew gospel is the only truth for GOD'S lost people of Isra'el. I followed the teacher up the narrow path of absolute obedience and GOD is there. I walk with our God now in His covenant, by His commandments and regulations as shown in Deuteronomy the only true book of Instruction as called by GOD Himself. This is the only book called the instructions of GOD. Moses, Joshua and all the prophets teach the same thing, repent and take up the commandments to live.
    Matthew/mattan gospel chapter 5,7,18,19.
    The chapter 18 I Ezekiel shows we need no stupid idol to die for us as God made it simple, so even the dumbest of us can understand. You people complicated the truth by adding conjecture, like a bunch of disobedient children. Time to wake up and get out of sin. Stop walking in the valley of death, dead spiritually by your sins! Deep deep sins against our Creator!!
    Hear o Isra'el YOUR GOD IS ONE, SO SERVE ONLY GOD. Do not make Graven images and bow down to them. Deuteronomy chapter 13, chapter 4.
    I am Deuteronomy 30, a waking Isra'elite, maybe you are to, so obey God not man!
    Come out of sin!

  • @texaslocoman1
    @texaslocoman1 Před 7 měsíci

    Paul tells Timothy to bring Mark with him to Rome. This narrative infers Mark was younger than Timothy in 60AD. Then Mark stays with Peter who calls this city Babylon!

  • @patrickjohnson7592
    @patrickjohnson7592 Před rokem

    Þhe Israelites received Salvation, thousands of years, before Christianity. The Israĺites, did not receive Salvation, by the name, Jesus . The Name, Yakah, was the Ñàmè, by which, the Israelites, re ceived, Salvation This Name, is the Most Powerful Name, as opposed , to Jesus This name,is a Pagan, Blasphemous name. This means, that the Christian Gospel, is à Twist, from the Original, Gospel, of the Nazarene Sect Of the Jews, who were black people. The Roman Rulership, despised them, and was offended, by the Testifying, to the Name, Yakah . The Nazarenes, were, brutally, persecuted, by the Romans. The Nazarenes , were taken, to Heaven, when Yakah, returned , with His Powerful Angels. The Twisting, of this Gospel, was a Blasphemy. Christianity, is Doomed!