The Book of Exodus Ch. 1-18 explained with illustrations
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This video explores the main ideas and flow of thought of the book of Exodus Ch. 1-18.
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Tim Mackie is a Pastor of Door of Hope church and a Professor at Western Seminary – timmackie.com
I love your videos and I was wondering if you all would ever consider doing a informative video about the geography in the bible as well as the division of ethnic groups after the flood. I find the genealogy in the bible really interesting and how a lot of it is getting closer towards Jesus. I also have a passion about the study of ethnicities, genetics and race(social construct) for example how Kemet (Egypt) are descendants of Ham on of the sons of Noah and just north of Upper Egypt (imagine the African continent upside down this is how Egypt and many african countries viewed themselves) were the Nubian people. I was also wondering about the different characters in the bible who were not Isralites such as Ruth.
+T.uYI -KANA Israelites were Negroes (NIger – Acts 13:1) research names from the slave trade (slavevoyages.org) and do a name search for “YAH” you will see many Hebrew names like Yeremiah (Jeremiah) etc.
Deuteronomy 28:68 was the trans-atlantic slave trade prophecy and read the whole chapter for the context. Shalom.
+T.uYI -KANA also Zepheniah 3:10
“My scattered people live beyond Ethiopia”
thats where the israelites went
James, we are not interested in the cult of Black Hebrew Roots.
All lives matter, and God doesn’t see a skin. It’s outside, it’s superficial. Our blood is the same color, soul too.
God bless
+TheNikolinho Yes all lives do matter, but right now in the USA black people are experiencing great harm because of police brutality, which has been swept under the rug for decades. Right now black lives are in danger and we are treated less than by the police, we want to remind people that Black lives matter because we are also humans. Of course all lives matter but right now in this very moment black lives are way more likely to be under theat in US compared to other races, so we say black Lives matter.
Besides that everything else you said is correct, God doesn’t see race like we do, YHWH just sees Creation. But, let’s not ignore the issue of race and deal with it head on. There’s no point of being colour blind right now, because you miss out the entire picture.
With all due respect regarding how blacks may be treated, blacks DO in fact have civil rights and protections on the basis of their color. They also have people who support their equal rights and proper treatment.
Homeless Americans (of all races) are criminalized or existing, have no way to enforce any rights they might have in theory, and remain the only American minority group that has no legal protections against discrimination – particularly employment discrimination. Homeless Americans are routinely harassed by the police, threatened, beaten, killed, spat upon, laughed at, mocked, humiliated and degraded, daily – while everyone blames them for their situation.
Homeless Americans receive no meaningful press coverage for their inhumane treatment, and if they organize into groups, the police annihilate the group. Their camps which provide safety, security and companionship are ripped apart and thrown into the dumpster, and their few possessions seized and stolen by government. In Minnesota, the homeless are exterminated off-camera by sheer neglect and intimidation, while the news media laughs at homeless people who ask for news coverage. Even now, I am preparing to die from this.
Yes, black lives matter. So do other peoples’ lives. Are your lives and your ability to pursue lives that have any meaning at all really being oppressed, when compared to roughly 3.5 million homeless Americans? Many of the homeless risked their lives in the military to defend the people who now leave them outside to die, or fought against domestic enemies on their fellow American’s behalf?
I wish this country had some decent priorities, rather than always reacting to whichever group makes the most noise at any given moment. The homeless are living and dying in Third World conditions in 21st century America. Their lives matter.
Hi! I love these drawings. I would love to buy these in a book if that ever became a thing!
Great! When would that be available, these drawings are just so amazing!
Hao Xiong they actually have posters, idk if you are informed about them.ive never bought one but a book would be Awesome as well!!!
where are these posters for sale ?
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The first thing my wife said after watching one of your videos was I want to color these!
So glad I found this channel
Greeting in the name of Jesus
This video is a not simple, really great team job, because of very clear explanation, and Animated art .. I think u have a lot of time to be prepared this video.
>Pharaoh is so evil that he kills children !!
>sees nothing wrong with Yahweh murdering innocent first borns
LOL
The Muslims are who sacrifice a lamb once a year
Selena Saied not only Muslims, Jewish people too
There is implication that God hardened his heart in Exodus 4:21 actually.
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muito bom. Adorei. Obrigada a todos os envolvidos por espalhar as palavras maravilhosas de Deus. Deus os abençoe. 😊
Can u make these less croaky and more epic please
thanks for your precious work, looks like it was Moses’s sister who threw him on the river of Nile.
love you all
pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease french subtitles
. bless you brothers
I read the bible before and watched this video. However, I still dont fully understand why God hardened Pharoah’s heart. Can someone explain?
I love these stories. They really do help a lot. THANK YOU so much. What a thoughtful idea.
Thank you for your hard work, I love all of your productions. they make me understand the bible easy.
I love this, THANK YOU!
I am enjoying your videos with your children for morning bible study. Easy to follow, thank you!
This video only shows that everything points to Jesus!
God bless you all!