Weirdest Bible Stories The Church Tried to Hide From You

The Bible is one of the most popular books across the globe, but some stories aren't as popular as others. Check out our new epic video that reveals the craziest Bible stories the church likes to skip over!

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[ernestomateo]

I love this Chanel and watch most of the videos. But growing up Christian and in church for a good part of my life I can say with all honesty that none of these stories are hidden from us

[cannibalrj]

to be honest, Solomon's decision to cut the baby in half is really clever

[DiscoDickJones]

Growing up Catholic. Went to a Catholic middle and high school. Went to church on Sunday. None of these stories were hidden. We studied all of them. We heard all of them in Church. Solomon's idea on the baby was drilled into our heads as a his wisdom (knowing the real mother would rather give up the baby than see it hurt). I can only speak for my sect of faith, I'm not sure about others.

[JB-jrzw]

I was taught about these stories as a child at a private school, didn't know they were hidden

[kbaptiste]

The idea that the church is trying to hide stuff that's avaliable in the best selling, most printed and available book in the world, from people who are capable of reading, is absolutely hilarious.

[Richiebi]

I don’t think you can say that these are hidden, the church encourages people to read the Bible for themselves .

[Kyle-qdsy]

Need to point out when you mentioned Herod, you actually covered two different men. Herod the Great ordered the death of the children of Bethlehem, however the death of Herod you described is actually that of his grandson Herod Agrippa.

Other than that good work

[privateinformation]

I heard most of these in Sunday school as a kid, and the rest in theology and eschatology classes at church

[dianaespinoza]

I think the reason is why they are "hidden" is because a lot of believers don't know their own Bible. It is drilled into us to read.

[KierstMaye]

As someone who has been a Christian my whole life, I never thought to consider these "hidden". Solomon and the child was actually super common to have as a Sunday school lesson, as well as some of the others mentioned. Some obviously, are not appropriate for young children to learn about, until they're a bit older.

[humanbeing]

Solomon was a wise dude, and his proverbs are still relevant to living a good life to this day.

[JuanLopezEn]

Growing up I heard the majority of these bible stories. I disagree that they are hidden, as they were openly discussed in the church groups I attended as a young lad. Thats not to say other religions won't go out of their way to avoid them but I remember reading Bible passages and asking questions and I was always answered, in my opinion, in an honest manner.. I was always fascinated. Whether you believe in the Bible or God in general, I think there's a story or moral for everyone to reflect upon.

[JQueee]

11:46 Lot wasn’t just some guy, he was actually Abrahams nephew

[meredithgrubb]

I actually learned about a lot of this in Church when I was younger but learned about certain other stories later, reading on my own.

[ben]

In Israel we have to take bible classes for 12 years and then do finals in it.
Most of these stories are really “basic” and well known and taught in elementary/middle school.
Every kid knows this things I don’t know why they are hidden.

[stevenmcgreagor]

Actually those “zombies” grew skin and become humans again. They ended up going to the nearest town and they were very confused about what happened as well as the people in the town

[JonayPS]

"We also might imagine many of you haven't heard of a guy named Micah."

Arthur Morgan: "Am I a joke to you?" 🤣

[stevenc]

“Apocryphal text” widely known & accepted as not part of the original Bible, therefore debated on how much it could have been inspired by God.

[Captain_Titus]

I actually learned the king Solomon one in Sunday school. That was some pretty good detective work I must say

[mezion]

To be fair as far as the story of lot is concerned the daughters decided to get their father drunk and "lay' with him because as far as they were concerned they thought the entire world had been destroyed and saw that has a means of repopulation