in revelations 9: 6 it says... and in those days men shall seek death and shall not find it and shall desire to die and death will flee from them... now whether what that means death will not be a option
I was always scared of them but after watching dawn of dead ( 2004 ) that reall solidified why I’m afraid of zombies because of how realistic you can picture it happening, know that your friends and family could be affected and you couldn’t help them or you would will have to take out even if they we’re Infected such scary scenario.
That's powerful. very heartbreaking that even though we try our best to bring peace and hope and maybe even reconciliation...and ppl still will not have it. and they fight against you. I only pray i never get that crazy towards anyone. good way to bring this truth to light bro
Love your channel, originally found it through looking at Destin's subscriptions! Keep it up man, CZcams needs more of this kind of content! Love the podcast you guys are doing as well!
Eddie Witkowski Ditto. Unfortunately the most well known Christians on CZcams are flat earthers and people who think Lady Gaga is a reptilian shape shifting overlord working with the illuminati to bring about the antichrist.
+Andy Jones I hope that something other than that kind of content starts to catch on. I think the Bible project is excellent, and I'm encouraged that their Channel seems to be thriving.
+Eddie Witkowski thanks man. I admit that I have Ambitions about being part of changing the way we talk about faith on the internet. Obviously I'm just one guy, but I think there are a lot of people on the same page, and I'm optimistic about the future of the gospel and the internet.
Absolutely! Love the Bible Project as well! I have a hand in video editing and photoshop/illustrator, let me know if I can ever help in some way! Keep it up!
I have always enjoyed zombies and appreciate your comparison of the mob in Acts 21 to zombies. I agree that zombies are and can be a good analogy for mob mentality and applicable to many situation we see in real life.
Definition: zombie: A living being stripped of it’s will, humanity, and normal behavior by outside forces either supernatural and mundane. This definition has three elements to it: 1) dead people, 2) these people walk around doing things and 3) they are controlled by an external supernatural force. Ephesians 2 says: And you were dead in your trespasses and sins, in which you formerly walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, of the spirit that is now working in the sons of disobedience. This passage also includes the same three elements as the definition above. 1) Anyone living in their sins, anyone not following Jesus, anyone disobedient to God, is dead. 2) They are walking around following their lusts. 3) They are controlled by a spiritual force in rebellion to God. Therefore, everyone not made alive by the Spirit is a zombie.
ZOMBIES BIBLICAL: Isa 9:20 And he shall snatch on the right hand, and be hungry; and he shall eat on the left hand, and they shall not be satisfied: they shall eat every man the flesh of his own arm: ALSO READ: Isa_49:26; Lev_26:26-29; Jer_19:9; Lam_4:10
Very good. The body will be like a puppet to the demonic entities. The zombies that will speak like the movie night of the living dead #2 They are not family or friends anymore it's in entity that was around your family and learn a lot about them to try to trick you and eat you when you mr not looking or sleeping.
For me Zombie apocalypse is unlikely to happen as a fan of science of biology. If zombies are living dead, they're impossible to be fast or somewhat running, in some movies some rotting zombies are still moving at walking , if a body is in a decomposition state, muscles and tendons are already broken down and limbs maybe falling or being detached, maybe the eyeballs as well.
Maybe not the undead, but what about a "viral" or "parasitic" zombie state? Kinda like the hives in I am Legend, CWD found in deer comes to mind, so do a few different parasites and fungi that zombify animals/insects. But as you mentioned I don't think they would be fast and probably wouldn't be nearly as dangerous as movies make them out to be.
You don't know the full depths of science or the spirit world. Anyone that says zombies are not possible is arrogant & foolish at best. I've seen what flakka, ice & some other name crazy drug can do to humans. One tweak here or there zombies are very possible. These people weren't slow or weak either. Fast, super human strength you name it.
@@Wormanatti dude, I'm pertaining to zombies as dead bodies. if a body is dead it decompose and muscle tissues are being broken down my bacterias. it is impossible to move a part of a body without tearing the flesh. the only similar viral infection that I see as zombiefication of a human is an individual infected with rabies, they bite, they are aggressive, they are agitated.
@@lanayablythe3649 Don't ever say something is impossible. We don't know the full depths of science or the dark world. They have been working on flesh reanimation for years. Look it up don't ever underestimate the wicked devices of men.
Dear Matthew and Tina, Greetings from South Africa!! I stumbled upon your channel while searching for Paul's trips, and what an awesome, magnificent blessing! I binge watched all your Paul videos this afternoon (can't wait to meet Paul in heaven) , and truly enjoyed it. Your researched is magnanimous and very thorough. One of the best Bible study tools online I have seen! Well done! Just as the believers grew daily in numbers during the period of Acts, I also pronounce that blessing on your channel. I have also started my own Bible Study Channel, in my home language in Afrikaans, but your channel has truly inspired me to make even more videos. Looking forward to upcoming videos and let me know if you guys ever want to have a moth-free dinner in Africa! Overflowing blessings for you and your family! Nadia
South Africa! Fantastic! I've been there several times and it's a country I very much appreciate. I don't know when I'll be back that way, but I'll gladly take you up on that moth-free African meal :)
HEY JEREMY- VERY INTERESTING VISIONS YOU HAD. YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK OUT THE VIDEO I JUST SENT YOU, ABOUT AN UNSAVED 16 YEAR OLD BOY THAT WAS GIVEN A VISION ABOUT THE FUTURE. IT KIND OF SOUNDS LIKE ZOMBIE LIKE PEOPLE GOING ABSOLUTELY CRAZY AND COMMITTING CANNABILISM.
HEY JEREMY- I HOPE YOU GET THE VIDEO, ITS KIND OF LONG THIS VID, BUT ITS WORTH HANGING ON FOR THE DURATION. HE IS TRAUMATIZED ABOUT THE VISION AND HE’S CRYING A LOT AND SO THE INFORMATION HE IS GIVING IS IN SPURTS. ITS INTERESTING WHAT ALL HE SAW. HERE IS THE CHANNEL JUST IN CASE THERE’S A PROBLEM- aminutetomidnite. THE VID IS CALLED- A 16 year BOYS VISION OF THE GREAT TRIBULATION RECORDED LIVE- AMAZING AUDIO!
There will be no zombies it only talks about them doing horrible stuff at that time 1000 years those who are left in the plannet will suffer till god comes back for the final war
you say he was doing things that are on in the bible when it comes to vs 24 to 26. if you look in numbers 6 this seems to line up with the requirements of a Nazirite vow any thoughts?
1- How can someone do a video titled "Zombies in the Bible" and not even mention Matthew 27:51-53? 2- It's interesting when you show images of the crazy, awful, horrible things zealots do (1:10) the zealots who were commanded by YHWH to commit genocide against the Amalekites is not included.
Hi Matt I have listened to the podcast with you and destin and I heard that you live in Wyoming. I was just curious what town, if you don't mind telling me. I also live in Wyoming it's just cool to know that someone else lives here. :)
I kinda expected you to insert a picture of a zit around 1:26... I was moderately disappointed when you did not do as such. At minimum, a meme of Belushi and the zit scene from #animalhouse1978... #unmetexpectations
Could you talked about the potential misinformation caused by the translation of the bible please? I got introduced to the subject lately but have yet to find some knowledgeable people to have a proper discussion about it.
Thank you very much for your suggestion. I have a question though. What exactly is the book focused on? From the reviews i read it seems to be focusing on specific parts and verses of the bible. But that is not exactly what i am interested in. As an agnostic person i am more interested in the discussion of "the religious implications that the current editions and translations of bible may not be accurate". I very much appreciate your recommendation though.
Besides the other passage in Matthew (Matthew 27)... Empty that will do awful things? Those are a ton of people in the old testament like Moses (owning/beating slaves and genocide are terrible) and Lot, Abrham, Joshua, Judges 19 guy...!
It's real fun to get mail....I want so much to be mad right now because I don't agree with everything said, but then you give me that goofy conclusion and now Im laughing and I still want to be mad and...well shoot. Your too funny. Shaved head? Im laughing. Ok....you got me. Now can I attack like a good fundamentalist? It's admirable that you are trying to change the discussion about the gospel on the internet. It can be incredibly horrific because I think we have arrived at a point in time where we prefer to win an argument rather than understand our role as the Second Adam. Your topic here is well timed. We have been discussing this passage of late. I know (well...I think I know anyway) that you are attempting to make reading the Bible enjoyable and to educate people about the history that we never learn on "Any Given Sunday" (See what I did there?) My question is if you are in Acts 21 and it speaks of a Nazarite Vow, why do you choose to marry it to a religious jewish fundamentalism? Are you? Maybe Im not hearing correctly. Why not teach about what it is? Why not call it what it is instead of calling it some religious behavior that super religious people will approve of. At the end when you speak of Paul going to Jerusalem you allude to the fact that he went because of his strong convictions, but you don't delineate what those convictions are, leaving it to the viewer to assume that he just believed in Jesus so strongly that he knew he had to go and preach the gospel to the lost Jews. Fact is, he was very much still Jewish himself (despite popular theological discourse to the contary) and he was still sensitive to the call to go to Jerusalem for the three festivals mentioned in Deuteronomy 16:16. You still call Paul's movement "Christianity", yet at that time the "church" or ecclesia was meeting in homes AND had of yet not been cut off from the community life of the synagogue. The romans called them Christians, but they called themselves the Way. Of even greater importance is that on numerous occasions he makes mention of his love for his brethren, his actual family, (Romans 9:1-2 being chief in my mind) the Jews. Was he really as anti-judiasm as we have been made to believe? Or was he really anti-unbelief and anti-rebellion. If he found a Jew, was that Jew his automatic enemy because he was Jewish? Or was a PERSON, whether Jewish of Gentile, given the table of fellowship until such a time as unbelief made it impossible to continue? Seems he had just as much trouble with the some of the Asia minor communities for the same reasons. The Nazarite vow you spoke of, albeit right on in terms of choosing something that would communicate to those who were ready to kill him for apparently teaching against the Law of Moses, was not a hated experience for Paul. It was within the confines of Jewish law and Biblical experience. It was not a burden or a form of legalism. It was no different than someone choosing to do a fast today or go on a retreat to dedicate themselves to prayer and separation. In this case, for the sake of his brothers, and as you said, by the sage advice of James, who I personally think wanted to see Paul have his moment to speak to the leaders of the Jewish community, the Nazarite vow was chosen because it would reveal a level of dedication to the Torah and to the traditions that would effectively quite the community so they could hear him. James and Paul were on the same page. I thought you expertly connected that to Acts 15 because they are absolutely connected. The reason for the 5 standards of righteousness was not to create the least amount of law that the Gentiles would have to live. It was so the Jews would not instantly be offended by the unholy Gentile who was so "dirty" by all of his unholy habits. A Gentile, and even a Jewish believer, who is willing to "become all things to all people" has a greater likelihood of being invited to the table by the Jewish community, which for Paul, see Romans 9-11, should be the entire goal of the Gentile. I am only speaking to encourage a more...robust sensitivity on your part. I think you are very thoughtful about what you produce and authentic for sure (will never forget the grandpa episode). Just want to see you succeed and to me that means I should be overly long-winded here and hopefully it will impress you enough (I just can't see myself sending you a shirt, sorry man) that you would consider continuing the humor but also be more realistic (hope Im using the right word there) about the nature of being Jewish and also believing in Jesus in the 30 to 40 years after the resurrection. Matt, I grew up in the fundamentalist denominations; Brethren, Mennonite, Early Pentacostalism, Evangelical Free. Believe me, I have seen legalism. But the last 21 years I have been very close friends with a New York Orhodox Jewish man who believes in Jesus. He is not traditional but loves the presence of God and Grace. I have discovered that everything I was taught in the denominations about how Jews think and live is basically false and produced by the worst kind of assumptions about, irony of all ironies, Jewish legalism. I hope you can understand my case here. It's not from a intellectual arrogance that I speak, it is from the personal experience of watching a Jewish teacher make every attempt to have fellowship with his brothers and sisters in Christ, only to be turned away out of fear of being made to be Jewish just by sitting next to a Jew who still loves Torah and talks about Sabbath and Passover instead of the Lord's day and Easter. Ok. Im done. Sorry to hog the comments. Let your faith be honed by the patience of Grace. Be quickened. Fight the Good Fight of faith. Be sober. Be vigilant. Work out your sanctification/salvation in fear and trembling. Shalom!
I appreciate the thoughts and the lighthearted tone amigo. I have a short window to bang out a reply, so I apologize in advance for being a bit brief. The reason I didn't call this a Nazarite vow is because the text doesn't. It has things in common with that vow, but many similar practices had evolved by the time of Jesus. That said, I don't think it changes anything whether this was a sort of Nazarite vow or something else, because Paul knew exactly what he was doing strategically. Paul was crystal clear on the old covenant and the new, harbored no confusion about being still in transition from Judaism to Christianity, and had already written extensively to correct others who were confused about that stuff. I marry it to an unnecessary religious fundamentalism, because at that time it was unnecessary religious fundamentalism (according to scripture Paul had already written). In the same way that I might wear a suit and tie to a very conservative church service, and even sing a song there that doesn't make much sense theologically, so Paul elected to participate in something extraneous as a gesture to those who were criticizing him. In your comment you liken voluntary spiritual disciplines to what Paul was doing here, but those disciplines are private and not an accommodation of others, but Paul's was public and precisely described as an accommodation in 21:24. I use the term fundamentalism because the people who weren't satisfied with his gesture literally tried to punch him to death in front of the temple. The point here isn't that Paul did something wrong or right in doing the vow thing. He made a move he thought would help, but it didn't because of the lack character of the mob who tried to murder him. The point then is that at this point in the story of the early church, there was no amount of accommodation that would satisfy the fury of the enemies of the Gospel. The awful behavior of people who tried to kill someone for thinking the wrong thing even after he tried to offer a gesture of ceremonial peace is no reflection on any Jewish person today or in the interim. It's only a reflection on the people who actually acted that way, and those are the only people Luke has in view, and those are the only people I have in view as well. These days the gospel makes us appropriately blind to those old divisions (no Jew nor Gentile Galatians 3:28). Last point of response: The Evangelical Free Church is decidedly not a fundamentalist group. I sure appreciate the thoughts and ideas, and you having a sense of humor the whole way.
The Ten Minute Bible Hour Great response. If it's any indication, I took your meaning as it not being right or won't for Paul to do, but an attempt at "being all things to all in order that I might win some". I rather found it refreshing you teaching it that way, since most of the time I've heard this chapter taught in Black and White terms as whether Paul was right or won't to do this, similar to sermons about his Mars Hill speech somehow being too much of an accommodation to that audience, as if you need to have the exact magic formula script to preach the gospel the same way every time or it won't work right... Thanks for recognizing Paul's efforts to individualize the message of the gospel to his particular audiences and make it understandable to a modern person.
I know this video is a year old, but seriously dude; Paul is not undertaking some Talmudic tradition in order to deceive anyone - it's a Nazarite vow. Read Numbers Chapter 6.
Bill Fucile It's because his hair grows in so thick and people with thin hair get jealous. He doesn't like to show off. It's all about being modest. Sheesh. You trying to get banned from this channel?
First, our disagreement with the twin question from no dumb questions, and now you say that zombies are scarier than dolls with knives? Hey, if I saw a bunch of zombies coming, I'd be like "Hmm, I'll take care of that right after lunch." But a doll with a knife? How do you stop something that shouldn't be moving in the first place!? I don't think I can watch you anymore. Where just too different. LOL Kidding!!!!!! :) More on topic, why did Paul feel the need to go to Jerusalem? Was it to prove something? Was it to try to persuade the jews their? I'm so confused! I still find it fascinating how nothing has changed. These people don't want to hear it. They see somone who they want to beat to death simply because they don't agree. Matt, I had an idea for when you put up the verses on screen. What if you underlaid it with a stock image of old paper or maybe an open book. Maybe an open book on your desk. It would tie in with your theme a lot better. I think it would look a bit better. And maybe separate the lines of text a little more. My eyes started to hurt. :) Although, I guess I could just remember to read the verses before I play the video, like I usually do. :)
I like your idea for making the text look more fancy. I've thought of adding some elements like that, but I plan on finishing out the Acts series with the more austere approach I've used throughout. I might change it up with whatever's next though. I think Paul was going to Jerusalem, because he was still genuinely hoping to bridge this gap between Jesus and Judaism. Finally, I feel like I could kick a doll with a knife very far, but I don't feel like I could kick my zombie problems away.
That makes sense. Even though Paul knew it was most likely fatal, he may have felt that he had to atleast try. Hmmmm, you bring a good point. I did not think of the kicking abilities of dolls vs zombies. This might be a good topic for no dumb questions. What are you afraid of and why. I fear things that I don't understand or can controll. Inanimate objects coming to life, unknown creatures, weeping angels. I don't know how to stop them, so they all freak me out. Zombies on the other hand, well, there pretty much have the same limitations as humans. I understand that and so there not really scary to me.
Eh will the bible is fake so don't believe everything the bible says but a zombie apocalypse could happen of course not like the one's in the walking dead but I do believe it'll be like the ones in 28 days later
in revelations 9: 6 it says... and in those days men shall seek death and shall not find it and shall desire to die and death will flee from them... now whether what that means death will not be a option
Zombies were always my second fear and everyone always thought that was crazy because they're not real. I dont know why they just scared me the most.
Same it's scares me too much
Do you think 🤔 they just made up the movie out of nowhere they have hidden meaning ND messages in them its going to happen trust me
I think theres such a thing as spiritual zombies, people who live by the flesh and are stuck in their bodies
I was always scared of them but after watching dawn of dead ( 2004 ) that reall solidified why I’m afraid of zombies because of how realistic you can picture it happening, know that your friends and family could be affected and you couldn’t help them or you would will have to take out even if they we’re Infected such scary scenario.
That's powerful. very heartbreaking that even though we try our best to bring peace and hope and maybe even reconciliation...and ppl still will not have it. and they fight against you. I only pray i never get that crazy towards anyone. good way to bring this truth to light bro
Gracias Ericka.
Fan here in the Philippines 🌴😁💗
Covid 19 vaccine
Dont do it its danger
I lowkey think that the vaccine will turn those vaccinated into zombies. A little far fetched but anything is possible...
@@gonzalezmichael52 if definitely changes your dna
mRNA trials in 2018 turned monkeys into cannibals. They don't tell you that on the news
@@bbautista061979 interesting.
I see how long ago this was posted. So unrealistic you can totally go to the CDC website for a Zombie Survival List in 2021😳🤯
Get ready for October, the new virus comin
@@infamouszephon yeah it is!! The trifecta variant 🙄🙄🙄
@@gage1nate2 trifecta??? What’s that?
Monkeypox anyone?? I hope I can bring you guys back
Election season again, I'm voting for Zombie 2024
Love your channel, originally found it through looking at Destin's subscriptions! Keep it up man, CZcams needs more of this kind of content! Love the podcast you guys are doing as well!
Eddie Witkowski
Ditto. Unfortunately the most well known Christians on CZcams are flat earthers and people who think Lady Gaga is a reptilian shape shifting overlord working with the illuminati to bring about the antichrist.
+Andy Jones I hope that something other than that kind of content starts to catch on. I think the Bible project is excellent, and I'm encouraged that their Channel seems to be thriving.
+Eddie Witkowski thanks man. I admit that I have Ambitions about being part of changing the way we talk about faith on the internet. Obviously I'm just one guy, but I think there are a lot of people on the same page, and I'm optimistic about the future of the gospel and the internet.
Absolutely! Love the Bible Project as well! I have a hand in video editing and photoshop/illustrator, let me know if I can ever help in some way! Keep it up!
I have always enjoyed zombies and appreciate your comparison of the mob in Acts 21 to zombies. I agree that zombies are and can be a good analogy for mob mentality and applicable to many situation we see in real life.
Definition: zombie: A living being stripped of it’s will, humanity, and normal behavior by outside forces either supernatural and mundane.
This definition has three elements to it: 1) dead people, 2) these people walk around doing things and 3) they are controlled by an external supernatural force.
Ephesians 2 says: And you were dead in your trespasses and sins, in which you formerly walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, of the spirit that is now working in the sons of disobedience.
This passage also includes the same three elements as the definition above.
1) Anyone living in their sins, anyone not following Jesus, anyone disobedient to God, is dead.
2) They are walking around following their lusts.
3) They are controlled by a spiritual force in rebellion to God.
Therefore, everyone not made alive by the Spirit is a zombie.
#4 Typical brain dead cattle following the herd ....one of many billions ....?
Great observation
Acts 11:27-30
Acts 21
Thank-you, Tina for laughing! ;-)
She should have let me go. I was just getting to the good stuff.
You can't do that kind of stuff and expect me not to laugh!
I love the opening to this episode.
ZOMBIES BIBLICAL: Isa 9:20 And he shall snatch on the right hand, and be hungry; and he shall eat on the left hand, and they shall not be satisfied: they shall eat every man the flesh of his own arm: ALSO READ: Isa_49:26; Lev_26:26-29; Jer_19:9; Lam_4:10
I have nightmares about zombies they are demonic some have no heads and still come at you!
Very good. The body will be like a puppet to the demonic entities. The zombies that will speak like the movie night of the living dead #2 They are not family or friends anymore it's in entity that was around your family and learn a lot about them to try to trick you and eat you when you mr not looking or sleeping.
thats when you cut them in half
Wow a lot of people are having dreams about zombies in this days
God bless you
Just watch this the Simpson's show they always predict the future in elite planning
Love the “ Beware of the Ides of March “ reference
For me Zombie apocalypse is unlikely to happen as a fan of science of biology. If zombies are living dead, they're impossible to be fast or somewhat running, in some movies some rotting zombies are still moving at walking , if a body is in a decomposition state, muscles and tendons are already broken down and limbs maybe falling or being detached, maybe the eyeballs as well.
It's actually very likely actually
Maybe not the undead, but what about a "viral" or "parasitic" zombie state? Kinda like the hives in I am Legend, CWD found in deer comes to mind, so do a few different parasites and fungi that zombify animals/insects. But as you mentioned I don't think they would be fast and probably wouldn't be nearly as dangerous as movies make them out to be.
You don't know the full depths of science or the spirit world. Anyone that says zombies are not possible is arrogant & foolish at best. I've seen what flakka, ice & some other name crazy drug can do to humans. One tweak here or there zombies are very possible. These people weren't slow or weak either. Fast, super human strength you name it.
@@Wormanatti dude, I'm pertaining to zombies as dead bodies. if a body is dead it decompose and muscle tissues are being broken down my bacterias. it is impossible to move a part of a body without tearing the flesh. the only similar viral infection that I see as zombiefication of a human is an individual infected with rabies, they bite, they are aggressive, they are agitated.
@@lanayablythe3649 Don't ever say something is impossible. We don't know the full depths of science or the dark world. They have been working on flesh reanimation for years. Look it up don't ever underestimate the wicked devices of men.
Sacramento California will be the only city to survive the zombie apocalypse destroying the golden gate bridge
Dear Matthew and Tina, Greetings from South Africa!! I stumbled upon your channel while searching for Paul's trips, and what an awesome, magnificent blessing! I binge watched all your Paul videos this afternoon (can't wait to meet Paul in heaven) , and truly enjoyed it. Your researched is magnanimous and very thorough. One of the best Bible study tools online I have seen! Well done! Just as the believers grew daily in numbers during the period of Acts, I also pronounce that blessing on your channel.
I have also started my own Bible Study Channel, in my home language in Afrikaans, but your channel has truly inspired me to make even more videos. Looking forward to upcoming videos and let me know if you guys ever want to have a moth-free dinner in Africa! Overflowing blessings for you and your family! Nadia
South Africa! Fantastic! I've been there several times and it's a country I very much appreciate. I don't know when I'll be back that way, but I'll gladly take you up on that moth-free African meal :)
Tina provides the best commentary 🤣
Me too. I just sit there and laugh at some horror movies.
I like the way he explains the scripture with a lot of jokes and irony.
I had 2 visions a year ago about a zombie apocalypse and I didn’t understood it I thought there were Demons but in real they were humans
HEY JEREMY- VERY INTERESTING VISIONS YOU HAD. YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK OUT THE VIDEO I JUST SENT YOU, ABOUT AN UNSAVED 16 YEAR OLD BOY THAT WAS GIVEN A VISION ABOUT THE FUTURE. IT KIND OF SOUNDS LIKE ZOMBIE LIKE PEOPLE GOING ABSOLUTELY CRAZY AND COMMITTING CANNABILISM.
Hey @@mariae6942 sure I want to see it but I didn’t got any video send.
HEY JEREMY- I HOPE YOU GET THE VIDEO, ITS KIND OF LONG THIS VID, BUT ITS WORTH HANGING ON FOR THE DURATION. HE IS TRAUMATIZED ABOUT THE VISION AND HE’S CRYING A LOT AND SO THE INFORMATION HE IS GIVING IS IN SPURTS. ITS INTERESTING WHAT ALL HE SAW. HERE IS THE CHANNEL JUST IN CASE THERE’S A PROBLEM- aminutetomidnite. THE VID IS CALLED- A 16 year BOYS VISION OF THE GREAT TRIBULATION RECORDED LIVE- AMAZING AUDIO!
Hm I had a dream 2 days ago after I prayed what will happen in the future but it can also be my mind
But than last night I had the same dream
Life imitates art.
What if life imitates zombies?
read leviticus 26:28-30.
There will be no zombies it only talks about them doing horrible stuff at that time 1000 years those who are left in the plannet will suffer till god comes back for the final war
There will be zombies
@@mrloneyaloneforever819 I wish
@@mrloneyaloneforever819 Liar
I heard "Part 3" as "Par 3." I've been playing too much disc golf recently.
I love that game
Disk golf is awesome 😎
you say he was doing things that are on in the bible when it comes to vs 24 to 26. if you look in numbers 6 this seems to line up with the requirements of a Nazirite vow any thoughts?
1- How can someone do a video titled "Zombies in the Bible" and not even mention Matthew 27:51-53?
2- It's interesting when you show images of the crazy, awful, horrible things zealots do (1:10) the zealots who were commanded by YHWH to commit genocide against the Amalekites is not included.
Matthew brought me here
it either means whipping or farting... we'll just roll with it. xD
The bigger question is, which one was he trying to say. LOL :)
I looked it up, and it definitely means farting.. lol :DD
this is always so sad.
5:28 LOL!!
True. 👍
I was here for Matthew 26:52 🤷♂️
So your telling me that you don’t believe Buzz and Woody can actually come to life
What kind of bible is that?
Hi Matt I have listened to the podcast with you and destin and I heard that you live in Wyoming. I was just curious what town, if you don't mind telling me. I also live in Wyoming it's just cool to know that someone else lives here. :)
+Everett Chai Thanks for looking me up Everett. I'm happy to be a Landerite. You?
I'm from the small town of laramie. thanks for taking the time to answer my question keep up the good work. :)
to Tina...id laugh too. haha😂😂
Yooo same scary movies just don’t scare me anymore
I kinda expected you to insert a picture of a zit around 1:26... I was moderately disappointed when you did not do as such. At minimum, a meme of Belushi and the zit scene from #animalhouse1978... #unmetexpectations
That's an oversight that won't be repeated.
I hate zombies there is something terrifying about being eaten alive especially by the dead can you imagine the smell .
Funny intro
And there's more, "Please don't do this, Paul. It's a bad idea." stuff I mentioned last video.
Glad you came back to see it.
Oh I try to watch all your videos. Sometimes it takes longer to get to than othertimes, but it's always on the Watch Later list.
Could you talked about the potential misinformation caused by the translation of the bible please? I got introduced to the subject lately but have yet to find some knowledgeable people to have a proper discussion about it.
PierreDolphin there's a great book talking about translations called How To Read The Bible For All Its Worth. You should check it out!
+Alicia Costello strongly agree.
Thank you very much for your suggestion. I have a question though.
What exactly is the book focused on? From the reviews i read it seems to be focusing on specific parts and verses of the bible. But that is not exactly what i am interested in. As an agnostic person i am more interested in the discussion of "the religious implications that the current editions and translations of bible may not be accurate". I very much appreciate your recommendation though.
Never mind after a bit of digging i found a pdf version of it. Not the most respectful thing to do i know, but hey my uni library doesn't have it....
if that happen you will be alone and scared
Is this how they resurrected the dead?
True, wolfs.
He talked about a mob on Apostle Paul ant zombies.
Are you suggesting that people who aren't born again, are zombies? That's what I got after watching this video.
The manatee is real!
I wouldn't lie about something like that :)
Manate?
Besides the other passage in Matthew (Matthew 27)...
Empty that will do awful things? Those are a ton of people in the old testament like Moses (owning/beating slaves and genocide are terrible) and Lot, Abrham, Joshua, Judges 19 guy...!
Is killing A ZOMBIE a SIN
juz read jeremia 19:9 and probably ur jaw will drop
I could borrow from the kitchen knife and a gun from my dad ANDDDDDD a rock
Hey Matt. I'm the first!
+Matthew C high five!
Trust anyone with a buffalo on had? Get "buffaloed" ?
It's real fun to get mail....I want so much to be mad right now because I don't agree with everything said, but then you give me that goofy conclusion and now Im laughing and I still want to be mad and...well shoot. Your too funny. Shaved head? Im laughing. Ok....you got me. Now can I attack like a good fundamentalist?
It's admirable that you are trying to change the discussion about the gospel on the internet. It can be incredibly horrific because I think we have arrived at a point in time where we prefer to win an argument rather than understand our role as the Second Adam. Your topic here is well timed. We have been discussing this passage of late. I know (well...I think I know anyway) that you are attempting to make reading the Bible enjoyable and to educate people about the history that we never learn on "Any Given Sunday" (See what I did there?)
My question is if you are in Acts 21 and it speaks of a Nazarite Vow, why do you choose to marry it to a religious jewish fundamentalism? Are you? Maybe Im not hearing correctly. Why not teach about what it is? Why not call it what it is instead of calling it some religious behavior that super religious people will approve of. At the end when you speak of Paul going to Jerusalem you allude to the fact that he went because of his strong convictions, but you don't delineate what those convictions are, leaving it to the viewer to assume that he just believed in Jesus so strongly that he knew he had to go and preach the gospel to the lost Jews. Fact is, he was very much still Jewish himself (despite popular theological discourse to the contary) and he was still sensitive to the call to go to Jerusalem for the three festivals mentioned in Deuteronomy 16:16. You still call Paul's movement "Christianity", yet at that time the "church" or ecclesia was meeting in homes AND had of yet not been cut off from the community life of the synagogue. The romans called them Christians, but they called themselves the Way. Of even greater importance is that on numerous occasions he makes mention of his love for his brethren, his actual family, (Romans 9:1-2 being chief in my mind) the Jews. Was he really as anti-judiasm as we have been made to believe? Or was he really anti-unbelief and anti-rebellion. If he found a Jew, was that Jew his automatic enemy because he was Jewish? Or was a PERSON, whether Jewish of Gentile, given the table of fellowship until such a time as unbelief made it impossible to continue? Seems he had just as much trouble with the some of the Asia minor communities for the same reasons.
The Nazarite vow you spoke of, albeit right on in terms of choosing something that would communicate to those who were ready to kill him for apparently teaching against the Law of Moses, was not a hated experience for Paul. It was within the confines of Jewish law and Biblical experience. It was not a burden or a form of legalism. It was no different than someone choosing to do a fast today or go on a retreat to dedicate themselves to prayer and separation. In this case, for the sake of his brothers, and as you said, by the sage advice of James, who I personally think wanted to see Paul have his moment to speak to the leaders of the Jewish community, the Nazarite vow was chosen because it would reveal a level of dedication to the Torah and to the traditions that would effectively quite the community so they could hear him. James and Paul were on the same page. I thought you expertly connected that to Acts 15 because they are absolutely connected. The reason for the 5 standards of righteousness was not to create the least amount of law that the Gentiles would have to live. It was so the Jews would not instantly be offended by the unholy Gentile who was so "dirty" by all of his unholy habits. A Gentile, and even a Jewish believer, who is willing to "become all things to all people" has a greater likelihood of being invited to the table by the Jewish community, which for Paul, see Romans 9-11, should be the entire goal of the Gentile.
I am only speaking to encourage a more...robust sensitivity on your part. I think you are very thoughtful about what you produce and authentic for sure (will never forget the grandpa episode). Just want to see you succeed and to me that means I should be overly long-winded here and hopefully it will impress you enough (I just can't see myself sending you a shirt, sorry man) that you would consider continuing the humor but also be more realistic (hope Im using the right word there) about the nature of being Jewish and also believing in Jesus in the 30 to 40 years after the resurrection. Matt, I grew up in the fundamentalist denominations; Brethren, Mennonite, Early Pentacostalism, Evangelical Free. Believe me, I have seen legalism. But the last 21 years I have been very close friends with a New York Orhodox Jewish man who believes in Jesus. He is not traditional but loves the presence of God and Grace. I have discovered that everything I was taught in the denominations about how Jews think and live is basically false and produced by the worst kind of assumptions about, irony of all ironies, Jewish legalism. I hope you can understand my case here. It's not from a intellectual arrogance that I speak, it is from the personal experience of watching a Jewish teacher make every attempt to have fellowship with his brothers and sisters in Christ, only to be turned away out of fear of being made to be Jewish just by sitting next to a Jew who still loves Torah and talks about Sabbath and Passover instead of the Lord's day and Easter.
Ok. Im done. Sorry to hog the comments. Let your faith be honed by the patience of Grace. Be quickened. Fight the Good Fight of faith. Be sober. Be vigilant. Work out your sanctification/salvation in fear and trembling. Shalom!
I appreciate the thoughts and the lighthearted tone amigo. I have a short window to bang out a reply, so I apologize in advance for being a bit brief.
The reason I didn't call this a Nazarite vow is because the text doesn't. It has things in common with that vow, but many similar practices had evolved by the time of Jesus. That said, I don't think it changes anything whether this was a sort of Nazarite vow or something else, because Paul knew exactly what he was doing strategically. Paul was crystal clear on the old covenant and the new, harbored no confusion about being still in transition from Judaism to Christianity, and had already written extensively to correct others who were confused about that stuff. I marry it to an unnecessary religious fundamentalism, because at that time it was unnecessary religious fundamentalism (according to scripture Paul had already written). In the same way that I might wear a suit and tie to a very conservative church service, and even sing a song there that doesn't make much sense theologically, so Paul elected to participate in something extraneous as a gesture to those who were criticizing him. In your comment you liken voluntary spiritual disciplines to what Paul was doing here, but those disciplines are private and not an accommodation of others, but Paul's was public and precisely described as an accommodation in 21:24. I use the term fundamentalism because the people who weren't satisfied with his gesture literally tried to punch him to death in front of the temple.
The point here isn't that Paul did something wrong or right in doing the vow thing. He made a move he thought would help, but it didn't because of the lack character of the mob who tried to murder him. The point then is that at this point in the story of the early church, there was no amount of accommodation that would satisfy the fury of the enemies of the Gospel.
The awful behavior of people who tried to kill someone for thinking the wrong thing even after he tried to offer a gesture of ceremonial peace is no reflection on any Jewish person today or in the interim. It's only a reflection on the people who actually acted that way, and those are the only people Luke has in view, and those are the only people I have in view as well. These days the gospel makes us appropriately blind to those old divisions (no Jew nor Gentile Galatians 3:28).
Last point of response: The Evangelical Free Church is decidedly not a fundamentalist group.
I sure appreciate the thoughts and ideas, and you having a sense of humor the whole way.
The Ten Minute Bible Hour Great response. If it's any indication, I took your meaning as it not being right or won't for Paul to do, but an attempt at "being all things to all in order that I might win some". I rather found it refreshing you teaching it that way, since most of the time I've heard this chapter taught in Black and White terms as whether Paul was right or won't to do this, similar to sermons about his Mars Hill speech somehow being too much of an accommodation to that audience, as if you need to have the exact magic formula script to preach the gospel the same way every time or it won't work right... Thanks for recognizing Paul's efforts to individualize the message of the gospel to his particular audiences and make it understandable to a modern person.
I know this video is a year old, but seriously dude; Paul is not undertaking some Talmudic tradition in order to deceive anyone - it's a Nazarite vow. Read Numbers Chapter 6.
Don't you shave your head cause you're basically bald anyway? Also enjoyed the rancor and chucky/gruden reference.
What? No.
Bill Fucile
It's because his hair grows in so thick and people with thin hair get jealous. He doesn't like to show off. It's all about being modest. Sheesh. You trying to get banned from this channel?
He wouldn't dare ban me. I have known him longer than he has known his wife. :)
+Andy Jones you are correct Andy. And Bill will be sanctioned for his remarks.
First, our disagreement with the twin question from no dumb questions, and now you say that zombies are scarier than dolls with knives? Hey, if I saw a bunch of zombies coming, I'd be like "Hmm, I'll take care of that right after lunch." But a doll with a knife? How do you stop something that shouldn't be moving in the first place!? I don't think I can watch you anymore. Where just too different. LOL Kidding!!!!!! :)
More on topic, why did Paul feel the need to go to Jerusalem? Was it to prove something? Was it to try to persuade the jews their? I'm so confused!
I still find it fascinating how nothing has changed. These people don't want to hear it. They see somone who they want to beat to death simply because they don't agree.
Matt, I had an idea for when you put up the verses on screen. What if you underlaid it with a stock image of old paper or maybe an open book. Maybe an open book on your desk. It would tie in with your theme a lot better. I think it would look a bit better.
And maybe separate the lines of text a little more. My eyes started to hurt. :) Although, I guess I could just remember to read the verses before I play the video, like I usually do. :)
I like your idea for making the text look more fancy. I've thought of adding some elements like that, but I plan on finishing out the Acts series with the more austere approach I've used throughout. I might change it up with whatever's next though.
I think Paul was going to Jerusalem, because he was still genuinely hoping to bridge this gap between Jesus and Judaism.
Finally, I feel like I could kick a doll with a knife very far, but I don't feel like I could kick my zombie problems away.
That makes sense. Even though Paul knew it was most likely fatal, he may have felt that he had to atleast try.
Hmmmm, you bring a good point. I did not think of the kicking abilities of dolls vs zombies. This might be a good topic for no dumb questions. What are you afraid of and why. I fear things that I don't understand or can controll. Inanimate objects coming to life, unknown creatures, weeping angels. I don't know how to stop them, so they all freak me out. Zombies on the other hand, well, there pretty much have the same limitations as humans. I understand that and so there not really scary to me.
dude you didnt read the actual zombie scriptuers in the bible
Acts 21 means in 2021 there will be zombie attack.
No there won't
@@Rodan727 Russian scientist will.
Who knows
Cute.
A lot of paraphrasing in this one dude.
mamumurit naka loko
I had a dream, A Zombie Apocalypse will arrive in 2021
Zombies can't be real God hasn't made them People like to scare people
this coming
@@cerisegacha4854 yes they are they're called rabies
BEFORE THE RAPTURE
Welp
This is BS false advertising, just like the Bible he's reading from.
I Hope This Is Fake
It is fake,because they don't exist but it refers to something Similar but nowhere near zombies
So don't worry
Eh will the bible is fake so don't believe everything the bible says but a zombie apocalypse could happen of course not like the one's in the walking dead but I do believe it'll be like the ones in 28 days later
Same
Sus maryosep it's not true wala sa bible
haha bible ridiculous book, i have one in my bathroom in case i run out of toilet paper
Mind your words
@Randel Como ah I see 2 triggered Christians lol
@@mrloneyaloneforever819 and I see a person who value lust and denial more than God's existence...
Son of devil. You belongs to your father satan lier and dirty.
Boring