The book of Zephaniah explained with illustrations
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This video explores the main ideas and flow of thought of the book of Zephaniah.
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Tim Mackie is a Pastor of Door of Hope church and a Professor at Western Seminary – timmackie.com
I’ve been trying to contact you guys at the bible project through email but my emails wont go through
Is there any other way i can contact you guys
+Jahkaidi Johnson
You’re welcome. đ
+Jahkaidi Johnson make sure to try support@jointhebibleproject.com which we are best to respond from
+The Bible Project do revolution
+ANIMATION Revolution? What’s that?
+Christian Jaeschke
I think they meant the Book of Revelation, which they will do later. đ
The Bible Project is seriously one of the best channels on YouTube! Thanks so much for developing, and sharing these videos!
Can’t wait till New Jerusalem
Yes! đ
yes indeed
Can you guys do one on Mark?
You already did one on Mark, didn’t you?
https://www.jw.org/en/publications/bible/nwt/books/zephaniah/
not scripture
+Mi Les
What do you mean?
+Sword of the LORD
they had an animated series of Mark but not read the scripture one
why does it seem that God literally spoke to people in the Bible?….it seems like direct speaking to them like when people directly speaks to one another…if anybody understands this please state it…thanks
The beginning of the book of Hebrews touches on this subject.
Hebrews 1:1-2
“Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed the heir of all things, through whom also he created the world.”
God did speak directly to the prophets of the Old Testament and on occasion to others (King Solomon, for example). Primarily, through, Israel and her Kings heard God’s Word through the laws of Moses and from the words of the prophets. Now though, in these last days of history (between the Messiah’s first and second coming) we have Jesus’s Word as the way God has chosen to speak to his people. Between Jesus’s Words and teachings in the Gospels and the New Testament and “The Spirit himself [who] bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God” (Rom. 8:16) we have been given much more than previous generations of God’s people.
love y’all Yah bless đ
do one on the Quran too
It’s called the Bible Project, brother.
the quran is part of the bible in my books
ALL OF THE 28 BIBLE PROJECT POSTERS ! link below (ctrl+left click).
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Thank you for summarising bible chapters. your videos are absolutely beautiful. good bless you.
Is there a good kind of pride, like being proud of your son for getting strait A’s, or is ALL pride bad?
It is the pride that leads you away from humility before the Lord that is sin (the atheist does this by saying, in effect, ‘I do not need God because I am my own master’). The situation you describe is rather unlikely to result in God-burying pride like that, and you definitely should celebrate straight A’s! Additionally, giving thanks to the Lord for such a gifted child helps to keep you within a spirit of humility, the opposite of pride.
Erin McLellan : This is a seriously difficult question and so as always in times like this we must look to the Lord as our example. In the book of Matthew when Jesus is Baptised my John, a dove descends and lands on Jesus then a voice from the heavens proclaims “This is my Son in whom I am well pleased”. In the one place where the Lord had the opportunity to express His pride in His Son’s work, He instead chooses the word “pleasure”. Pleasure can be shared, anyone can enjoy a pleasure but not pride. Pride is personal and a reflection of the self. And so it says something about the Lord that He did not have Pride but shared His pleasure with us.
can you guys do the books that were in the original bible that were taken out after Luther. like Maccabees and others like then? they are just as much part of the history as these are.
I just love you guys.. this is certainly the best.. May God prosper u always
When I was reading Zephaniah somehow I was hearing heavy metal…
what s/w do you use… great work
may I know where does the story of Noah falls in ? which book it is ?
Thivya Thazz Genesis (the first book). Starts in Chapter 6 I think?
yes it is thank you ! I missed it the first time
You’re welcome!
any non-Christian?
Who wants to give me 5 multiple choice questions on this video?
After reading Zephaniah I thought “there’s no way they could avoid admitting that God says he’ll kill people”. But nope, they did it again. This screening out of divine violence is the only major complaint I have about the Bible Project.
James Dawes
Yeah. I enjoy the Bible Project and what they do. However, they’re not perfect. They certainly serve their purpose and complete their goals, but they don’t mention everything and stay away from stuff that might push people away from Christianity right away. They’re good, but far from perfect.