Here's Why THE BIBLE IS TRUE... | Jordan Peterson

Why is the Bible true? Jordan Peterson gives us a lecture on Bible truth, people's faith in the Bible. True or not, faith matters. As Jordan Peterson puts it: "The Bible is true in a very strange way ..." A motivational video to inspire you to faith

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[RonKelmell]

I've been a Bible student for 53 years and have always found it to be without error as my ethical "plumb line". Beyond that, I find the Bible with its Christ to be an unerring spiritual compass. A man will never ruin his life by honest inquiry and application of the Bible.
Its accounts of lives teach how God works with our best and worst behaviors.
Redemption, forgiveness, reconciliation to God, spiritual regeneration, and assurance of Glory come to the repentant and faithful person.

[sharonreichter]

Thank God for putting Jordan Peterson in this world.

[peterbassey]

I think the story of my tribe the Efik of Southern Nigeria should be of interest to many. Back in the 16th/17th centuries when my ancestors made contact with European missionaries, they (my ancestors) were confronted with the story of the bible, of an Almighty God and of His Son who came to rescue humanity from his sins and the story goes that my people reacted with joy, telling the missionaries that they too knew of that God whom we call Abasi-Ibom and recognised also that He was too holy and too pure to relate directly with humanity. For which reason, they claimed, our ancestors only had the intermediary or lesser gods to relate with, and these were more like us humans and appeared pleased by human sacrifice, trial by ordeal, killing of twins and so on.

When the missionaries expounded more on Christ and His loving mercy and kindness, my ancestors ditched their lessor gods and those practices and turned to the God of the bible. It warms my heart that this was the response of an aboriginal people whereas present day man has grown so cocky, uppitty and arrogant that he feels he has no need of God.

Well, the bible has all that covered because we see in our behaviours today the fallouts from the first temptation of our earthly parents. They were lured to rebel against God with the promise that their EYES would be open and they would SEE and be as GODS!! Well, coming from the very one the bible calls “the father of Lies” it’s no surprise the outcome was the precise opposite. Mankind became blind and secondly grew to think he was his own god and could make up his rules as he goes. Perfect depiction of today’s human condition - and yet all of this was captured so comprehensively in a book supposedly written by ignorant goat-herders-!!! Wow, some goat-herders!! Why, they even captured in the first line of the first book and chapter the three-fold composite of the fabric of our universe: time, space and matter!!! In the beginning (time) God made the heavens (space) and the earth (matter)!! Genesis 1:1. Way back when medicine still believed in bloodletting, it’s author could divine things that modern science was having difficulty figuring out: use of quarantine in cases of communicable diseases, washing with running water when disinfecting hands, springs under the ocean and even that the earth was circular and hung upon nothing.

Assuming I was the worst seeker of truth out there and saw a half of these in any one source, wouldn’t I at least pause and wonder at such book?! So, yes, dear Jordan Peterson, the bible is TRUE, it’s just our blindness and cockiness that prevents us from seeing!!!

[LT-uhwj]

God has had me praying for you for 2 years, Mr Peterson, God loves you…and we need you and all that is being worked thru you by HIM.

[wayneshannon]

JOHN 14:6

I am the way the truth and the life no one comes to the father except through me....

[damo]

I have heard Jordan Peterson talk about the bible and his beliefs before and it did help me on my own quest for answers and understanding. I was raised a catholic in a large family (6 kids) and went to catholic schools, most run by the Christian Bros. I'm in my 60s now, my early exposure to Catholicism was back in what I would describe as the remnants of the the fire and brimstone period, particularly with the Christian Bros. I still remember the latin mass although they were becoming far more rare. My parents installed in us strong moral values which I still live by although obviously reinforced/moulded by my own life experiences and learnings but that substantial core is still there.

I started to move away from the church after my wife died of breast cancer (she was only 35 at the time and our two children were both very young). After about 10 to 15 years I went close to becoming an apostate and had my own demons to deal with. Around that time I did a lot of research on the bible and Jesus and whether the bible was true and whether a historical/supernatural Jesus ever existed. And the historical evidence (outside of the bible) is somewhere between nothing and almost nothing. I felt safe in pronouncing it all not true, although I could not shake off the feeling that God did exist.

I also remembered how much strength we found through God, my wife in particular, to bare our yoke when she was sick and dying. She had found peace and acceptance when it was obvious short of a miracle that she was going to die. A sacred heart priest at the time said to us that "this might sound like a get out of jail free card for god" but genuine miracles are few and far between. One night towards the end I was lying in bed next to her and asking God for a miracle, that it wasn't fair she should die so young. Then it hit me like a rock, that there were millions upon millions of people around the world in a similar or perhaps worse position, all asking for their miracle, what made us so special that we should get ours?

Anyway about 5 years back I listen to Jordan Peterson speaking about the bible and his journey. It helped me solidify my own personal understanding and relationship with God and what the real power of the bible is. I'm sure others may disagree, actually I'm sure others will disagree, however we all have our own truths to some extent and what we want to accept on faith, our own path in this life. But for me it was no longer whether the bible was literally true or not, for me it no longer mattered whether Jesus was born of the virgin Mary or not. It didn't matter for example how we got the ten commandments but rather what the ten commandments say. The power of the bible is the message it contains. A blueprint for life and living in a morally ambiguous world, a way for finding God for those that choose to listen, the word of God. I know John 1:14 has a particular meaning and the “Word became flesh", that Jesus is fully God and fully man and it also implies that Jesus has fulfilled all Old Testament prophecies. But for me it has a duel meaning, that we should embody the word in our own lives, to strive to be more Christ like in how we choose to live.


Sorry for the length of my musings, it has been a cathartic exercise for me, thanks for your patience. Peace and Love.

[TheMichaelGraves]

I have read the books of the Bible throughout my life and each time I read them I get a different perspective and understanding of them depending on where I am in life both age~wise and experience~wise.
It’s the same Bible, yet what I learn and receive from it is always different than the time before I read it last and so forth.
Just one personal example I can share to attest to in regards of just how phenomenal the Bible is to say the least 🙏

[Hugh_Jurrection]

I'm also going through the bible from the very beginning. I started from the very beginning and worked through Genesis, Exodus and just finished Leviticus. It's interesting that now as a 40-year-old adult, all of the instructions and commandments of God make perfect sense to me now. They were set to ensure our survival as a species. Incredible, yet so simplistic to follow IMHO. It's amazing to see how it appears that even God was evolving his instructions as we developed.

[godslittleman]

“The Word of God is living and powerful, sharper than any two-edged sword, even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.”

[patricksisk]

One of the greatest minds of our lifetime, and to hear him speak on the Bible, and make sense of it in an indisputable way has opened my eyes profoundly, and I’m sure this is true for other people. So awesome. I love listening to him so much.

[jeanniestaller]

I read the whole Bible in about 5 months. This was a good way to get an overall picture. I also read it through another time by starting at 3 different points-Genesis, Psalms, and Matthew. This really helped tie it together.

[danielparra]

It is truly amazing how this man talks so much without saying anything.

[hotsjc]

The amazing thing about the Bible is that even though I read it for hours a day for over 30 years, i can still see things in it everyday that I never saw before. It either ALL TRUE, or none of it’s true.

[NoorElahi]

I came to this exact realization a few months ago. I knew it, but I didn't believe it. I thought we could still somehow invent our own functional morality. I was wrong.

[PrinceofPeace]

It's the only book that never ends.

[L-]

He definitely said words, can't argue with that

[kurilladesign]

Jesus said" I am the way, the truth and the Life" thats a huge statement to live on forever

[wannatrade]

Sir Isaac Newton, perhaps the Greatest scientist of all time, saw patterns in the Bible that he knew were not accidental. This insight is, in itself, a gift!!

[frankguidera]

The greatest book ever written it breathes like it has a

[dineshbfaces]

After listening to whole video, all i could say is... Jordan is a genius. He excactly knows how to make a nonsensical incoherent baseless rambling sound like some great awesome profound explanation.