Biblical Series Exodus Episode 2 Man’s Relationship With the Divine

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[byrdology]

Fabulous series and wonderful insights. the question was asked by Dr Prager, "do we have a directive to confront evil" (essentially)... yes, but New Testament Christians are called to be IN the world to reflect the world TO God. Also we are called to warfare against the spiritual. The weapons of our warfare are not carnal, because we wrestle not against flesh and blood... But because we are flesh and blood and IN the world, we have an obligation to follow callings towards military and police AS THE SPIRIT leads. Even in the Old Testament, the Israelites are called to physically combat wickedness, but it is always predicated with an insistence of God. So same God, same message I supposes.

[earlyates]

When Dennis says (from the prospective of a devote Jew), "Why fight evil, if GOD will turn evil to good?" I would respond in this manner. As a parent, your end objective is to lead your child towards a path that can allow them to learn to become a responsible, capable and productive adult. And you do this through regular dictation (The WORD), as well as a certain amount of freedom to make and learn from mistakes. Therefore, GOD uses the righteous and those with aspirations to be whole to correct the faults of humanity.

[Uga_Stew]

YouTube really took this off JP’s Channel. Shows what kind of world we’re living in…

[deboraquel_]

I was able to find ALL of the "Exodus" episodes in your channel, thanks!

The only ones that doesn't have images are the 2, 12, 15, 16 and 17!

It would be lovely if you could provide us those with images, I would be very grateful!

[mmh]

Dont understand why the original content was gone from Peterson’s chanel. Very grateful for the creator of this audio &this channel. God bless you❤

[TonyDucks]

Does anyone have an rss feed link for the series?

[ElectLadiesForChrist]

When Moses killed an Egyptian, there was not a Biblical Law yet. When Jesus said love your enemies and turn the other cheek, that is a way of saying, "Just trust God rather than fight evil". We are still called to be set apart though.

[ellyward]

There are questions present that you all have that I think can be answered by a Pentecostal Holiness person, I was raised such and feel very strongly that someone with a background in it can give some insight into the spiritual side. I feel I knew the answer.

[svetpositive]

To answer Dennis Prager's question "Why fight evil if God is going to turn it into good?": we are called to walk with and emulate God's goodness in our lives. We will always fall short of the glory, and that is why we need Jesus to cover us with grace. Dennis, being a Jew, is missing the spiritual fullfilment of God's mercy. Evil things happen, because people are free to choose. God works **through people** to redeem bad situations and tragedy for good. We are all part of that work.

[gingerspice]

i WATCHED THIS ONE B/C I LIKED SEEING THE MEN TALKING AROUND THE TABLE. WHY DID YOU GET RID OF THAT AND REPLACE IT WITH THE STATIC PICTURE? YOU DID IT JUST RECENTLY, BETWEEN THIS WEEK & LAST! I CRY FOUL! ;-)

[darthsquidious]

37 minutes: I think that God comes forward to help Israel because Moses has finally become a man that can be useful

[samroulstone]

The discussions around evil, God and mans choice in evil and response to evil would have benefited from an acknowledgement of the role of Satan in propergating evil through men.

[christophersnedeker]

I disagree with Prager about paganism. Like CS Lewis said a street where the houses have been knocked down is not the same as a feild where now house has yet been built. If we are reverting into nature worship/paganism it may be a good thing. A first step in regaining Christianity.

[danielsorenson]

Only 7 thousand people watched this wow. This stuff needs to get out to people

[jessecockerell]

Mr. Praeger said that shepherds see "burning bushes all the time", is this true to see bushes burning?

[KekitAAngel]

God doesn't turn all evil into good.
I've seen it specifically with idolaters. They reject the true God & the scriptures and keep praying to their gods = next week they died!
I've seen it with my own eyes!
That's my reason to believe that God does not turn all evil into good
(BTW I'm talking about people who were in the hospital already sick who their loved ones rejected the scriptures and prefer pray to their gods)

[mrs.p]

Romans 8:28. But Prager is still waiting for the messiah.

[zacharyjones]

Will there be a video version of episode 2? Thank you.

[nickmasterist]

YHWH means 'is'. Wow I never knew that.

[Brownyman]

The story of the Exodus occurred in history however all of the details were deliberately reversed in the Holy Bible, in one of the first religious propaganda spin stories, in order to make the monotheists look like the victims and the Egyptians look like the aggressors.

In reality, it was the monotheists who were the aggressors and the Egyptians were the victims.

In the 13th dynasty of Egypt people known by modern historians as the Hyksos, AKA the “shepherd kings” or "Israelite pharaohs", conquered northern Egypt taking control of its throne for their own purposes.

This foreign occupation lasted for about 300 years until a pharaoh descended of those original conquerors named Amenhetep the 4th tried to force monotheism on the Egyptian population; taking as his new name, one of several aliases, Akhenaten.

For the native Egyptians, who had suffered the machinations of their foreign rulers, this was the last straw. Five Egyptian generals funded by the southern treasury of Egypt launched a military coup and exiled Amenhetep along with his Levitical priesthood.

It was after his expulsion that, realizing he couldn’t work openly anymore, Amenhetep took his last alias - “Moses”; a name truncation derived from one of his relatives named Thutmoses.

From that point, the propaganda of the Holy Bible was written.