Who Are All the Herods in the Bible?
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- čas přidán 14. 02. 2016
- If you didn't know better you'd think there was an immortal king named Herod who was alive for the entire duration of the New Testament doing nothing but harassing Jesus and his followers. You'd be right on the harassing part, but there are actually six different Herods mentioned in the Bible.
This is the fast, fun, explanation of who all those guys were and what they were so grumpy about.
Great video, wonderful information, clearly and succinctly put together. Thank God for you!
Steaming turd cherry changed my day.
This explains so much - thank you!
Thanks Matt for this, also for the song at the end lolz!
+Koketso Setlhodi Lol. Thanks :)
Nice work ! Well done! Thank you
Excellent short summary, it helped me with a little background for leading Bible study tomorrow. Thanks!
My pleasure Bob! Glad to hear it was useful!
Thanks so much for bringing the clarity! Was funny in the end with the song 😂
Thank you for the lesson here in New York City listening 3:46 a.m. Sunday November 15th, I give this video a thumbs up👍
Thank you for making this video. God bless!
Just what I needed to know. Thanks.
Matt, great video, very helpful. Plus your use of "scheming turd cherry" and the movie Tremors is hilarious. keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks my friend. This video was a lot of fun to make and I'm hoping that even though it might not be the most important subject in the Bible, but it still proves to be really useful for people who want to get these details sorted out in a fun way.
+The Ten Minute Bible Hour Ideas for Herod songs: "Who are the Herods in your neighborhood?" (Mr Rogers); or "King Herod, had many sons, many sons had king Herod" (Father Abraham). I think there are musical people on the internet who could make these Herod songs happen.
Very helpful, thank you so much!
Thanks so much for these facts. God bless you.
Incredible Teaching very interesting & Funny!!! I loved The 'Fox' gesture and plan one day to teach this all...Thank you, God Bless....
so helpful. thank you.
Great work! Keep it up! 👍🏾
Thanks!
Thanks for the laugh at the end! And the info. 👌🙏🇺🇸❤
sweet breakdown thanks for this. i was confused as to why herod dies in matthew 2 yet appears in luke 23 before the crucifixion
I hope the song helped.
This was useful, clear some things up for me and saved me a lot of time god bless🙏❤
Super useful
This video is very helpful and funny
“steaming turd cheery on top”
Lol
love your ministry my brother
I’m learning and laughing
and that’s the best kind of learning!
*Bible study with some humor. OK, OK, I'll subscribe!! You got me!*
1st cousins, Alabama. Really???? Never heard that before. Love your channel, keep up the good work! Roll Tide
Hey... That was informative. Ty. Can u Pls tell me about the pharasis ...and there present place/country... Cause I feel the Parsis in India are the same... Who came to India long back from Iran n are settled here.
love your videos - criticism though for low volume. Makes it hard to listen - turned computer volume way high.
That thumbnail is fantastic but why would the Herods celebrate Christmas?
But you've got admit it's fun to imagine.
Thank you
Glad you could explain this! I was confused because history said he died in 4BC. The bible just says King Herod. Its confusing if you look at other sources! Thanks for the topic!
Thanks.
Your narrative of King Herod and Archelaus doesn't fit the Matthew-Luke birth narrative. Furthermore, you skipped right over Herod Archelaus being removed by Augustus in 6AD when Rome annexed Judea, and enacted the first census of Judea by Quirinius when he become Governor of Syria (as mentioned in the Luke gospel narrative). What gives?
I know who my first cousins once removed are, but that's only because they're roughly my age and my actual first cousin (their mother) is significantly older than I am.
I know a thing or two about how various degrees of cousinhood work. Mostly because of my fascination with genealogies.
Why the batman t-shirt ? ,, I did appreciate the clarification though
You're funny, Matt!
Nice .
Work on the song and perhaps we’ll be back! ...hey, great video summation! :)
Various sources claim that since the word ἀλώπηξ is feminine, Jesus was calling Herod a 'vixen' and mocking him as an animal that is not to be feared. This may have even been the motivation for Mel Gibson's portrayal of Herod Antipas with a female wig and mascara in his movie Passion of the Christ (cf. SBL letter).
While this is a possibility, the word is inherently female in gender in the Greek language (cf. natural gender) and Jesus most likely did not originally make this statement in Greek, so this likely says very little about the characteristics of the metaphor Jesus is using. Readers should be careful not to read this meaning into the text as the primary meaning of the metaphor. Those who do read the meaning of the gender into the metaphor should also do so when Jesus refers to himself as a female hen in v. 34.
Great thoughts Mark. I think Jesus clearly intended this as a dig, but you're correct in saying that there is contention about the exact nature of the dig. You make a good point with his description of himself later in the gospel, but even there the feminine would help to describe the action taken by a hen in protecting chicks. It's reasonable to assume intentionality there, and that the feminine form is also descriptive in criticizing Herod.
"Repent ye, and believe the Gospel." --Mark 1: 15
Historians added the Great to Herod, due to his great building projects, not character.
I love you, Matt Whitman. :)
The song about Herod(s) must be completed.
Otherwise, all we have is Herod's song in Jesus Christ Superstar.
Are you going to let Andrew Lloyd Webber win this battle?
Herodian Dynasty
The Herodians were Roman puppets and upstarts. Jesus and His Family were the legitimate Royal House of Judah. That’s why the Herodian dynasty was so keen to marry into it - and later, even keener to have J.C. and His cousin, John The Baptist (the true High Priest of Israel), done away with.
3:06 That "new born kid" is not a kid (baby goat) but the Son of God.
I really want to know about Herod the Great Especially at this time when we note the death of the INNOCENTS I know that there was a winter palace and that Herod wasn't very far from the Jerusalem palace I believe that the three Kings that came to visit them were related to him, possibly his mother or maybe a wife that was a 'seal in a deal' with the Nabateans. Herod for sure knows how to pacify the Jews but he did not understand their sense of monotheism and grief. Yes he killed those kids but he did not realize that after Jesus was born there were 8 days till circumcision and that Joseph and Mary were in the temple for His naming and circumcision.. Go figure the BETHLEHEM babies two and under were innocent and killed because this King was stupid in a lot of things.
I like this guy lol
1:14 Why did the Romans pick him then?
3:23 So basically he called him a "bitch" then?
the Romans wouldn't have cared about the intricacies of his ethnicity as much as they would have cared about his ability to keep things under control, and he persuaded them that he could be trusted to deliver on that. It's a choice I think they later regret regretted.
The connotations of Jesus remark aren't identical to the connotations of that pejorative today, but they're not altogether different either. That job was meant to convey effeminate cowardice.
+The Ten Minute Bible Hour forgive the grammatical mistakes please, I'm using voice recognition on my phone while I'm out and about.
+The Ten Minute Bible Hour
Also, I don't know whether you intended this, but this video did not turn up in the subscriptions box.
I noticed and was disappointed by that. I looked into the matter and it appears to be on CZcams's side of things.
The more you know 🌈 ...
King of judea*
Are you kidding me? Who knows what a first cousin once removed is? Any human being born and raised in the South knows. You need to get out of Wyoming and visit more states in the South. Y'all come on down.
In all likelihood, there was no mass execution of infants or newborns - although Herod the Great was ruthless and violent, no historical evidence exists beyond the account in the gospel of Luke and such an event would have been recorded elsewhere (Josephus, the Romans, etc)
Too fast and not clear.
Great vid but stop trying to be funny. It isn't working. Good info though!
Hey, it's working... he's funny...
boost ur sense of humor ...perhaps...
@@olexanderj.6969 I have a wonderful sense of humor. He kinda over acts in his humor though....perhaps..