Who Was the Serpent in the Garden Actually?

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• AN

  @AngelOfPerdition1 · 3 months ago

  "Who told thee that thou wast naked" is one of the most profound moments in the Bible.

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• BO

  @bonnievision · 3 months ago

  “An older story running in the background.” THIS

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• TV

  @tvu24 · 3 months ago

  As someone coming back to Christianity and my relationship with God, your videos have been so helpful. I can't thank you enough, and I hope to hear more interesting topics from you in the future!

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• MC

  @MCMLXIable · 3 months ago

  I’ve heard a biblical studies professor state that even in ancient times people knew that snakes did not talk, but any creature that could speak to humans was either a spirit being or an animal possessed by a spirit.

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• MO

  @MostHeavenly_Cloudz · 3 months ago

  I think Nils might not like snakes but I’m not sure 🤔

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• FI

  @firemantis5332 · 3 months ago (edited)

  For someone like myself who is familiar with Scripture as it is written, and only began going back to original Hebrew in recent years, your videos are full of some of the most concise knowledge and wisdom I have ever had the pleasure of encountering. <br><br>Thank you for your diligence and desire to do what you do, it is doing so much good for the kingdom of God.

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• AR

  @Archie_Fletcher · 3 months ago

  Embarrassed to say that I was so busy playing Oldschool RuneScape while listening that I failed to notice the Oldschool RuneScape shirt until halfway through the video. How funny

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• JF

  @jfrjr7964 · 3 months ago

  Serpent with legs and that speaks, isn’t a serpent. It is a dragon.🐉

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• EL

  @elijahs.2978 · 1 month ago

  Many cultures worshipped winged serpents (ie dragons to put simply). The Maya, Chinese etc. They believed them to be divine creatures with transcended wisdom. Perhaps these may somehow be connected to the garden of Eden? God expelled &quot;dragons&quot; or winged serpents and took away their wings.

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• EV

  @Everlasting2Everlasting · 2 months ago

  The triple meaning of nahash (serpent, diviner, shining one) is one of the most overlooked keys in Genesis 3. Where I take it further is the question of what his assignment actually was. Ezekiel says &quot;anointed cherub who covers.&quot; He wasn&apos;t just guarding the throne. He was administering the glory of God to mankind. And when he fell, he started offering his own counterfeit version. I cover this in depth on my channel.

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• DI

  @direLive · 3 months ago

  I uh.. I want to thank you for being one of the only people that has been able to explain a lot of the biblical happenings in a interesting way. I grew up in a Christian household with a preacher grandfather who ran a church. It taught me the morals of Christianity but also drove me to heavily question all of it. I’ve always been open to being faithful but have never been able to draw myself to truly being faithful. Always being told to “just believe” just dosnt compute in my mind. Your videos are helping me make since of a lot of the misconceptions that were taught in my family church. Thank you.

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• JE

  @jeppprey · 2 months ago

  Balaam’s donkey spoke so a literal snake speaking could still be possible.

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