Exodus
Йdith Piaf Lyrics

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Ils sont partis dans un soleil d'hiver
Ils sont partis courir la mer
Pour effacer la peur, pour écraser la peur
Que la vie a clouée au fond du cœur
Ils sont partis en croyant aux moissons
Du vieux pays de leurs chansons
Le cœur chantant d'espoir
Le cœur hurlant d'espoir

Ils ont repris le chemin de leur mémoire

Ils ont pleuré les larmes de la mer
Ils ont versé tant de prières

Délivrez-nous, nos frères!
Délivrez-nous, nos frères!
Que leurs frères les ont tirés vers la lumière
Ils sont là-bas dans un pays nouveau
Qui flotte au mât de leur bateau
Le cœur brisé d'amour
Le cœur perdu d'amour
Ils ont retrouvé la terre de l'amour
Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Overall Meaning

The song "Exodus" by Йdith Piaf tells the story of a group of people leaving their home country in search of a better life. The first verse describes their departure during a winter sunset, as they set sail across the sea to erase the fear that has consumed them. They believe in the harvest and prosperity promised in the old songs of their homeland, and they hold onto hope as they travel the road of their memories.

The second verse recounts the tears shed during the journey, as they pray for deliverance from their struggles. They cry out for their brothers to come to their aid and lead them towards the brighter future they seek. Finally, they arrive in a new land and hoist its flag, though their hearts are still heavy with love and longing for the homeland they left behind.

Overall, the lyrics convey both the hope and sadness that comes with leaving one's home behind and embarking on a journey towards the promised land. It speaks to the struggles of immigrants and refugees searching for a better life, and the emotional toll that displacement can take on a person.

Line by Line Meaning

Ils sont partis dans un soleil d'hiver
They left in the winter sun

Ils sont partis courir la mer
They left to run to the sea

Pour effacer la peur, pour écraser la peur
To erase and crush the fear

Que la vie a clouée au fond du cœur
That life nailed to the bottom of their hearts

Ils sont partis en croyant aux moissons
They left believing in harvests

Du vieux pays de leurs chansons
From the old country of their songs

Le cœur chantant d'espoir
The heart singing with hope

Le cœur hurlant d'espoir
The heart screaming with hope

Ils ont repris le chemin de leur mémoire
They resumed the path of their memory

Ils ont pleuré les larmes de la mer
They cried the tears of the sea

Ils ont versé tant de prières
They poured so many prayers

Délivrez-nous, nos frères!
Deliver us, our brothers!

Que leurs frères les ont tirés vers la lumière
That their brothers pulled them towards the light

Ils sont là-bas dans un pays nouveau
They are over there in a new country

Qui flotte au mât de leur bateau
That floats on the mast of their boat

Le cœur brisé d'amour
The heart broken with love

Le cœur perdu d'amour
The heart lost in love

Ils ont retrouvé la terre de l'amour
They found the land of love again

Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

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@James-xu2vp

8y↑6

T.uYI -KANA Deuteronomy 28 says the real tribe of Judah would go into slavery by ships into a spiritual Egypt, (400 years bondage)
this is the trans-atlantic slave trade to America

Zephaniah 3:10
From beyond the rivers of Ethiopia my suppliants, even the daughter of my dispersed, shall bring mine offering

(Beyond Ethiopia is Central and West Africa)

also notice how Paul was mistaken for a black African

Acts 21:38
"Then you are not the Egyptian who some time ago stirred up a revolt and led the four thousand men of the Assassins out into the wilderness?" 39But Paul said, "I am a Jew of Tarsus in Cilicia, a citizen of no insignificant city; and I beg you, allow me to speak to the people."

the real fact of the matter is the children of the trans-atlantic and trans-saharan slave trade were the Israelites, Josephus writes about this and also the book "From Babylon to TImbuktu" and "Hebrewisms of West Africa"
Shalom

@bibleproject

6y↑128

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@knkende2921

5y↑1

@Javier M Dear Javier M.
That's a very interestig question.
I think the text for me is also not tó clear. This little piece of text looks very simillar to another previous story of the Bible.
I'am sure you have read the story when Jacob was fighting with God.
After the fight his name became Israel.
Jacob had a lot of fear on that night because his brother.
But after this battle he got a blessing from the Lord.

So we read Moses also had a lot of fear.
But meanwhile he forgott to make the sign of the Covenant on his son.
How can he be a good leader for Israel if in his family doesn't have any signs of good relationship with God?
And this little failure (the "vorskin problem") could causes a bad reputation for Moses among the people of Israel.

This is my opinion.
But i also hope it can help you.!

Respectfully yours

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@bibleproject

1y↑40

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@Shadoweknows76

24w

Bi baal bibell
Archangel Metatron is here and all suffering will end soon.

@nancana10

8y↑2.4K

Whoever does the artwork is super talented!

@zzRider

7y↑33

+Isaac Newton "it's called drawing"
Heads up, Newton! God might throw an apple at your head when you are not looking.

@AUfan4Christ

7y↑35

Isaac Newton its actually animation because its moving. If you're going to be a sarcastic butt, at least get your facts right. 😏😂😉

@AUfan4Christ

7y↑10

I agree! So cool

@Annie-ht6dg

7y↑24

Hey same thing a drawing is art...

@chrisspray666

5y↑5

i agree. it looks great

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@davidwilliama.7296

8y↑984

I just got through genesis with your bible plan and I'm getting more out of the bible than I have before. It's only the first book, but the stories just popped out to me and came to life. I could see some of these in my mind. At times, I would be in shock. At other times, I would laugh because of something I found amusing. Some parts, I didn't completely enjoy or understand, but as a whole, I got a lot more out of Genesis than before. It's my first time reading through Genesis completely and I'm glad that I made it through. I didn't read everyday, but I caught up the next day by reading (or listening because I use audio too) both days passages. I'm actually excited to go to Exodus. Your videos help me understand what's going on and they help bring the bible to life. Thank you for all your hard work and keep it up. I hope to finish the bible with this plan by the end of the year. God bless.

@ericabourland1012

8y↑49

this comment made me smile :) I remember the first time I read through the whole genesis I felt the same way. It really is better to read it the whole way through like that, because you get so much out of it!! I've read through the first five books of the bible, but after that I'm so, so lost because I don't know any of the history. I'm so excited for these guys to help me understand that part! :)

@Sirach144

5y↑23

David William A.
You should dig even deeper. Each story there is a picture or type of Christ. For example: Abraham sent his servant to find a bride for his son Isaac to inherit all things. God sent the holy spirit to find a bride to Jesus to inherit all things. Joseph’s whole life is a type of Christ. For example while he was in jail the two men had a dream about bread and wine and Joseph said to them “Remember me.” Hmm

@dennisplume7571

4y↑7

@Johnsc11904 God bless you!

@patrickfoley6215

4y↑9

Amen brother. Bible Projects Read Scripture App has been touched by God.

Jesus Saves. The Bible is the story of the coming and life of Jesus.

@A1Animator

4y↑1

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@flufington

4y↑1.1K

Humanity: Goes against God
God: Continues to bless us

What an amazing God🥺

@codfunnyndstuffs9296

3y↑18

god: continues to bless us in hopes we will make him reach eternal glory! There i fixed it for you!

@nikkimac8484

3y↑3

LEGIT

@lucylaufeyson2578

3y↑1

Ikr?

@sungexpression9093

3y↑17

God: doesn’t exist

Humanity: pretends he does

@lucylaufeyson2578

3y↑41

@Sung Expression he exists

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@diorontop9904

4y↑961

Can everyone pray for me I’m trying to get my life together

@prodigy1979

3y↑19

Remain faithful and fearless

@Danielle-om2hg

3y↑16

My prayers are with you. May God bless you

@Bamometha

3y↑9

I will pray for you this week and report back.

@1967MLP

3y↑5

Define, "together"

@simonegrant417

3y↑7

Put it all in God's hand. Its already done

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@Shobbyify

3y↑109

I am a History teacher and Bible is a great resource for me to learn more about The Ancient World. My interest grew even more after I started watching Bible project. Thank you BP team. May God bless you with more and more topics and creativity.. Amen

@huan2524

Check out Dr. David Falk

@damilolakayode4407

1y↑2

It's also a great way to learn about Jesus, who's the way to God🤍keep studying, He reveals Himself through the pages of scriptures!

@gilbertbuenaventura4029

48w

Can u help me trace where the Paharaoh came from?

@adriannamachado514

25w

Yeeessss Ty!!

@sr.mariajescalucyalitubeer5799

5y↑657

Even though God knew Pharoah would resist his will God still offered him the chance to do the right thing. Lord, you're so loving and merciful to us. May your name be glorified now and forever.

@psyche8470

4y↑3

Amen

@nick_la_rocca

4y↑1

no. read 3:19

@WhateverIwannaupload

God never wanted to favor the Pharaoh in any way. The pharaoh tricked, hated, and looked down on the people of God. So God returned the favor: hardened his heart, killed his firstborn, made him look like a fool in front of his power and God treated pharaoh like a weak peasant. All to show the people of Israel that God aint nothing to ** with.
There is now a new mockery waiting to happen. Daca and immigrants escaping from their own lands which the usa has all affected one way or another. Will God treat the USA like pharaoh or like the King who was given mercy? "Do unto other as they have done to you" or "when a man strikes you on the cheek, turn the other cheek so that he may also strike it"

@RichardMfu

3y↑6

God hardened Pharaoh's heart from the getgo tho.

@Lakishia

Amen Sister!!!

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@phemphem154

44w↑31

If the Bible Project had comic books, I'd buy them. I learn in pictures and audio/sound. Their videos make my bible study so easy! My mind can't stand too much text but their videos help me a lot. May God impart more of His teaching and creative spirit to you! ♥

@raquelhenderson9295

1y↑14

I'm understanding the bible way better thank you guys! This is a brilliant idea to get people to comprehend the stories. God knew what he was doing when he made y'all! My blessings to the whole team!!!

@StylinSis3189

6y↑111

Just finished reading Exodus completely, for the first time, and thought I'd watch this to solidify what I read.
While watching this, when it got to the Passover part, I was reminded of the sequence of events that took place before Christ's crucifixion (probably because I'm also reading Matthew right now) during Passover. And how Christ was the spotless Lamb just like the spotless lamb in Egypt and how the blood protected them. Just like Christ's blood was shed for our sins and His righteousness imputed on us.
Sorry if this is confusing... But I just now made that parallel thanks to the Holy Spirit. Even though I've heard about the story of the Israelites in Egypt countless times, this is the first time I've truly made the parallel of the Passover then (Old Testament) and the lamb to the one in Matthew right before Christ's death.
God Bless and thank you for your videos!!

@bestmannuchechi4325

If Christ's righteousness is being or can be inputted into us, can I say sin can also be inputted into someone according to Psalm 32?
So then why do we always blame Judas who played his roles in the process of saving mankind?

( Well, just thinking aloud.)

@odanissalomon

2y↑17

What a phenomenal series. I have been a christian for almost 15 years and I have NEVER seen such an intricate, yet simple explanation of the Books of the Bible. I wish I had these videos when I first became a christian. Learning to read, understand, and disecct the Scriptures is daunting as a new christian. I had good men and women of faith that assisted me throughout my journey but if I had no-one, this series would have been an immense blessing. Thank you for the hard work in putting this series together. I look forward to finishing this series and adding it to my Devotions collection!

@Spottyo

8y↑71

You guys are amazing. You really help me understand the Bible a lot better. I think a lot of young people will be encouraged to explore Gods word because of you guys' videos. It makes it so much easier to read when you understand a bit of background. Thanks!!!

@TheGuitarrmann

2y↑7

I don't know who produces this series, but this has got to be the most succinct, well thought out, abbreviated telling of the Scriptures. If someone is willing to watch this, God will touch their hearts and gently push them towards the Scriptures, and hopefully salvation in Jesus Christ. Praise God for what you are doing!

@siuniuniu

1y↑4

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@SoloMachaba

7y↑12

This is absolutely incredible. The drawings are absolutely amazing! God bless you guys.

@antonyrussell7995

52w↑6

I'm currently learning the bibles stories through your videos to get closer to Christianity, and the lord, thank ou for making these videos ❤

@lifelonglearner5002

8y↑88

this makes me love the bible even more!

@MontviewBlvdBabiez

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@yikana7535

8y↑263

I love your videos and I was wondering if you all would ever consider doing a informative video about the geography in the bible as well as the division of ethnic groups after the flood. I find the genealogy in the bible really interesting and how a lot of it is getting closer towards Jesus. I also have a passion about the study of ethnicities, genetics and race(social construct) for example how Kemet (Egypt) are descendants of Ham on of the sons of Noah and just north of Upper Egypt (imagine the African continent upside down this is how Egypt and many african countries viewed themselves) were the Nubian people. I was also wondering about the different characters in the bible who were not Isralites such as Ruth.

@bibleproject

8y↑61

+T.uYI -KANA cool idea.

@James-xu2vp

8y↑6

+T.uYI -KANA the real question is, if Joseph, Moses and Paul were all mistaken for Ancient Egyptians (Black African Hamites) then that also means the Israelites were Black people (Afro-Asiatic)

@yikana7535

James 8220 I never considered that. I knew most biblical characters were mixed blood, but I did not know the question you proposed. It would be interesting what scripture says.

@James-xu2vp

8y↑6

@WilliamTarbush

8y↑10

+James 8220 Paul was mistaken for an Egyptian. Well, after the fall of Alexander the Great, his four generals took over the conquered world. The Ptolemies took Egypt. That could just as easy mean that he was mistaken for a Greek.

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@kaylacharms9289

8y↑29

Incredible, your animations and explanation of the bible are amazing and well appreciated. Thank you !

@traceyrobinson1438

5y↑3

☕I want to thank you guys and the team for these videos. I actually started watching three to four years ago and I have been enjoying the Bible more and keeping the Sabbath more than ever. Great job on the series and the updated version! Stay blessed my brothers and sisters in Christ ❤️

@419

40w↑2

Man this is amazing, you've done a brilliant job covering these books. I could literally go on for days connecting all the dots to the New Testament, and I think if people were just willing listen they'd see it as clear as day how real it is. It's just far too intricate with every part of our reality to be conceived by human minds. I really hope I can somehow teach others just how profound this is as well. Thank you Lord for opening my heart to this beautiful story we're all part of. Amen.

@Art-jb4ex

25w↑1

As a kid, its hard for me to imagine things when its on texts but its easy for me to understand it. This helped me to imagine and bring life to my thoughts when reading the bible, thank you!

@voadora27

7y↑4

muito bom. Adorei. Obrigada a todos os envolvidos por espalhar as palavras maravilhosas de Deus. Deus os abençoe. 😊

@trynnafigureoutmydreams6438

I remember waiting for these episodes to premiere. Such an amazing story and thank you guys for putting in so much work for us

@michellemurray4949

8y↑110

Awesome animation, great speaking voice, easy-to-understand content and explanation. Way to break it down, BRAVO!!!!

@Christine-og4ni

4y↑2

ikr

@showofrufus

8y↑10

Слава Богу, все доступно и понятно рассказано. Сердечное спасибо

@RussiasSufferingInUkraine

8y↑2

These videos are a blessing indeed. Thank you. They make reading the Bible in a year so much easier too, as they emphasise key themes and their meanings.

@ferdoliveira1954

Apaixonada pela Palavra de Deus

@thiagobruel

3y↑2

Super fan of your love for God's kingdom... Let's the gospel be heard in all nations.

@sleezylink9136

4y↑4

I watch these videos after I finish one of the books of the Bible and it is a fantastic way to get a refresher or maybe some things I misinterpreted and it seamlessly sums things up. Very good videos I am impressed and the visual effects really give you the picture. Thank you for the videos and god bless!

@aloknandan7116

This is terribly magnificent! Thanks a lot to the person/s who worked behind!

@princesschintalli3620

5y↑10

Thanks for your video it helped me get the First prize in the Book of Exodus Quiz Competition in our church. Thanks to God for guiding me to watch this ... Praise the Lord 😇

@lisannmentor680

3y↑1

This is so rewarding to see the bible come to life in these videos. Blessings to the bible project.

@thisintrovertsheart

22w

So well done💕

@-_-mayaromero-_-

The artists, explainers, narrator, all of you have helped me so much. I understand more and the art keeps you interested, the narration explains in helpful ways, all of it helps. Thank you guys, glory to God, and thank you!

@aspiring.creative.person6092

4y↑1

I’m in the middle of reading Exodus, right as God is clarifying details for the festival of unleavened bread. Something that stood out to me was when God said that he would harden Pharaoh’s heart basically to make a fool out of Egypt (as well as to show off his power I guess lol) There were several points at which Moses could have lead Israel to safety (the plague of darkness much?) but didn’t because God wanted to keep messing with Pharaoh 😅 also, something that my church NEVER told me and I never knew until reading it, up until the gnats, the Pharaoh’s magicians could do a lot of the “miracles” that Moses did, such as turning the staff into a snake, turning the Nile River and other water into blood, and calling upon the frogs. Also, is it just me or did God low-key get Moses to lie a little? He told Moses he’d free the Israelites, and told Moses to tell Pharaoh that they would just go to have a holy festival or something, not really saying one way or the other if they would come back. In everything I heard it was Moses saying “free them”, but actually reading the Bible it’s more like “let us go someplace to worship God for a few days.” Obviously his intention from the start was to never come back, and Pharaoh saw that, which is why he didn’t let them go anyway.

@neonjellyfish7025

God really works through these guys!

@natinamack5123

2y↑4

Blessed are the hands that create such beautiful art and the message is like I can see what's in the word of God...probably because I'm highly visual. LOL. But I do appreciate everyone's hard work and dedication. Amen!🙏🏽👏🏽💖

@GodisAmazing165

Amen .

@misschloe3678

4y↑1

I love how you've illustrated and explained Exodus so well. This is really helpful to look back on and to refresh my memory on the key parts.

@cristinab.5547

This is so helpful to understand it all. It's been 2 weeks approximately that I'm reading the Bible (for real this time) and I couldn't have done it without people like you that take their time to make sure us, lost lambs, understand the word of God. Thank you! ❤️

@leahannekuria4396

3y↑1

Before I start a new book in the bible I always find and watch these videos first. Super helpful. Love it.

@johngalt5166

As a Biblical studies major this is a lifesaver 🙏🏻

@XOXmaryyy

Love your videos! Im following the reading plan you guys set up and I'm enjoying it and falling in love with God more and more every day!

@geruiz1988

5y↑3

You guys are a true blessing. Thank you.

@renatinhaus

8y↑1

Another great video. I'm understanding a lot more with your videos, it's been easier to see the summaries before I read. Your efforts to put this series together are really appreciated.

@Pandawill123

2y↑1

This is very helpful, I love the artwork, it allows more space to image , and enables me jumping into the scene, the clips from the movies on the other hand locks up the mind, thanks to your team work, God bless

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My family and I have been following your reading plan. We love these videos - please continue to make them - they are awesome!

@MasonIce1999

5y↑1

I was recently introduced to this channel and I must say that I love it. Thank you, the story telling and illustrations are fantastic and I will be using this site often.

@TLL228

Consuming the main points of the Bible in a succinct and visualized form is so potent! It allows me to build connections and experience emotions in a way that would be impossible without these videos. I'm so stoked to start studying my Bible again! Thank you! Praise God! :-)

@aaronmoma7453

5y↑4

Love the explanation you guys gave for the hardness of pharaoh’s heart. That always gave me issues when reading this account. I figured it had to do with God using Pharaoh to bring about redemption and salvation for His people! So good!

@TigerShark316

4y↑2

I love this style of teaching! If I had this stuff for all of my classes years ago I would have been a straight A student!

@Ruffles729

2y↑1

I’m a visual person so these videos are super helpful! Thank you❤️

@ambertheweeb1334

2y↑2

Thank you 🙏🏼 I’ve had a hard time understanding Exodus. Thank you for the summary
God bless ✝️

@3BOONHUI

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@bibleproject

6y↑128

@JavyM

The Bible Project I just read Exodus, and I got one the most misterious questions from this book. The question is..Why did God try to kill moses??? 4;24-26

@knkende2921

5y↑1

@sirob1193

Javier M Because Moses was reluctant to convey Gods message to the the Israelites that the Lord Elohim is their God and Not the Pagan hods of Egypt.
Read the Chapter from verse 1

@redeagleministries5409

5y↑1

ISAIAH 2 - EXODUS
“Their land is also full of idols; they worship the work of their own hands, that which their own fingers have made.” (Isaiah 2:8)

Words By: Father
"Exodus means a mass departure. But a departure of what? For the Israelites it was a departure from Egypt to the promised land. But is it really a departure if the soul carries the Egypt heart? You can remove the people out of Egypt but it’s different moving Egypt out of the heart of man which is why the Israelites encountered the many troubles. The golden calf was just a fruit of their idolatry and an expression of their idol worship. The Church still carries this same attitude. It is the heart of idolatry by serving two masters – Me and the gods that please themselves. Cares of the world, deceitfulness of riches and lust of other things has become the modern day golden image and indeed many have given their hearts over to these idols and end up doing what Aaron did. Now it wasn’t that Aaron didn’t love Me, however complacency was in his heart and he ended up doing what all complacent people do – denying Me for the temporary.

I have called you out of the world and into My kingdom; but not to bring the world into My kingdom. I am not saying that you cannot desire things. But if the desire owns your heart and you cannot seem to live without it because you feel compelled to have it, then you must consider what it is that you are worshipping. These are desires you must let go of if you want to reach the promise land. You should never look back and think, “The world is also full of silver and gold and there is no end to their treasures.” If I have shown you the path, given you the miracles and offered you a kingdom, then what in Egypt could you possibly want? Cast your cares at My feet, remain faithful to My voice and I will be faithful to meet your every need."

@antonyo7879

4y↑2

The Bible Project is good

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@Bluefireworks

29w

I love your videos soooooo much they are illustrated so well!

@dorcasdemasio2943

4y↑1

My joy is refreshing my knowledge of knowing the God of Abraham. Thank you so much for putting the Old Testament together so well. God is good all the time.

@rapturebound197

Fantastic way of biblical storytelling. Its a great way of learning for young and old alike. 👍
To God be the Glory! Amen ✡🇮🇱✝

@Inzhouse

7y↑1

I am enjoying your videos with your children for morning bible study. Easy to follow, thank you!

@jesseh2509

7y↑2

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@mariahpetersen2333

8y↑77

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@bibleproject

8y↑82

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@Food4ThoughtPodcast777

7y↑1

Hao Xiong they actually have posters, idk if you are informed about them.ive never bought one but a book would be Awesome as well!!!

@jennim282

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@brandonianellis

7y↑7

The first thing my wife said after watching one of your videos was I want to color these!

@titanarmy4116

6y↑1

did u marry a child?

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@argyleroadbaptistchurch

Thank you so much for these wonderful videos! They say so much in such visually beautifully ways.

@nathant3347

Thank you for taking the time to do these videos, really helps me understand what I am reading. Thank you

@beeluxestudio

25w

God is so amazing . He’s so loving and forgiving.

@bryanroy3239

32w

Absolutely beautiful the artwork!

@marthamohale7918

God bless this channel, made it easier to understand scripture 🔥

@mygdaliafierro

4y↑3

I am so grateful for these overview explanations. Thank YOU! I live in China and there are no Bible study groups here. I am sad to inform that my true walk with God is new in my old age. I have always loved God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit. I'm reading the entire Bible for the first time, I have so many questions. Your overviews have been a true blessing!

@lizzzzzzzzzzzy

48w

I am currently on Exodus 33! I am desperate to keep watching more of your videos but I want to read and THEN watch your posts because I can follow with what you're saying. I love this channel! Thank you for posting such helpful information. I even wrote in my Bible, "Who hardened Pharaoh's heart?" because I couldn't understand it, was God doing it or was the mention of God hardening it? Thank you for explaining!!

@aaronkinsky5386

I love these and how things are explained about everybook

@liduinosousa4774

Simplesmente maravilhosos esses vídeos

@madelinedavid790

Thank you so much for simplifying this bible section. May the lord continue to sustain you in your work.

@churchaudiolife

8y↑1

You guys do an amazing job with these!

@TheSebastianfan

7y↑75

Just a bit of wisdom to everyone: the videos are great and on point with the bible. However, don't just use the videos as your primary source, the Bible should be everyone's sources. (As the people in Bible Project using the Bible for their videos.) If you receive a message whether from a person, a video, or even from documents about the passages in the Bible, always check the Bible itself for yourself.
Example would be the mention of Pharaoh's hardened heart. I never realized that it was both Pharaoh and God doing this. I thought God hardened Pharaoh's heart throughout the plagues. So I decided to look through the bible myself, and indeed I was corrected. Double checking for yourself not only give you insight, but also conformation. Not only conformation about your own faith and beliefs, but conforming what the secondary source presented.

@TheSebastianfan

7y↑1

Sorry for the misread on "Hardened Heart", I realized that could be misinterpreted. But I'm referring during the plagues. I was merely using it as an example about looking up stuff for ourselves if we hear something we are unsure about.

@allenlamb8240

Jesse Rae Johnson Agreed, Romans 9 (specifically verse 17) talks about it as well.

@mrmikepreacher

4y↑5

We have to be careful when trying to interpret the scriptures, sometimes there's a tendency for us to try and not make God look bad. But the truth is that, He is sovereign, He can do as He pleases, take the bible the way it is and don't try to humanize it or try to reason it out. In Exodus 4:21, Moses has not even come in contact with Pharaoh before God told Moses I will harden Pharaoh's heart so that he doesn't let my people go.

In Exodus 9:16 we can see the original plan of God, His main intent of hardening Pharaoh's heart was because He wanted to make His power known to all the world. Romans 9:22 says, What if God, although choosing to show his wrath and make his power known, bore with great patience the objects of his wrath—prepared for destruction?

Pharaoh was an object of God's wrath, Yes, the same way He has objects of mercy, He also has objects of wrath, He is God, He is allowed to.

In conclusion, Romans 9:18 confirms, that God has mercy on whom He wants to have mercy on and hardens whom He wants to harden. And that again is because He is sovereign, He can do as He pleases.

@TheSebastianfan

4y↑1

Ndifreke Etoedia i get what you’re saying, and i highly agree with you. I was referring to not just believe in the words of 1 person. Gather information from other places, but most importantly the bible because that should be everyone’s primary source. If someone is given a passage, always double check that the passage being presented is used correctly.

@TheSebastianfan

4y↑2

Ndifreke Etoedia in addition, im highly aware of those particular scriptures as well. Especially when some of my close friends did a bible discussion on this. And i totally agree with you.
God is Sovereign, and we have no say in any matter on what He is doing. We are after all his creations, and the creator has every right to use us for His purpose and glory.

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@yourmumxoxo5972

2y↑1

So well done. Thank you.

@christinelall3490

I LOVE THE SERIES!!! I can't stop watching them TY =)

@miriamgraceaclon4455

6y↑1

Anytime i watch the video of the bible projects i felt that i am already in the bible school. i have learned so many things and very understandable.. i read the scriptures before since i become a born again but i don’t understand the meaning and the word of God 🙏 the Holy Spirit is guiding me to find this video
God Bless you more and more 🙏🙏🙏

@nightfox3158

god bless you and the people you work with you guys are legends much love

@kinkyformula

God bless you for this lovely description, and beautiful artwork

@pikatrixx8087

4y↑28

hi this is a comment from 2020! Thank you, you have helped me learn so much about god, bible, jesus etc. :)

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@annabaez6036

Absolutely phenomenal work. God Bless you. Bravo🎉👍🏻🙏🏻♥️

@battsj2

ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!! I need these videos to help me understand the Bible! THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME!!!

@rebeccacheyo

So so helpful, be blessed indeed🙌🏽

@frankward1467

I was wondering what goes into making the drawings. The detail is amazing. Thank you for your hard work.

@angelicazul1050

2y↑2

Thank you for this you really helped me understand something I didn’t understand God bless you!!!

@brendanCVC

8y↑6

These are brilliant with the Bible plan you have going. Thanks for all your hard work.

@crandaddy26

This is AMAZING! Thank you, GOD BLESS

@Pumbafu9

I love these stories. They really do help a lot. THANK YOU so much. What a thoughtful idea.

@StevenBill

These vids are so incredible. Honestly I have never seen anything like this. Well done!

@warrencaulton7859

32w↑1

I love the Bible Project. The synopsis of portions of scripture are presented clearly and help give insight to God's word. I do have one criticism of the opening to the Exodus tale. The Evil of Pharaoh was not only the killing of the Israelite baby boys, but also the oppression via slavery of a group of people solely out of a feeling that he was entitled to oppress them. Slavery whether to sin, our current lot because of the fall, or practiced as an oppressive act is evidence of evil.

@sandeepjohnson6396

7y↑8

Greeting in the name of Jesus
This video is a not simple, really great team job, because of very clear explanation, and Animated art .. I think u have a lot of time to be prepared this video.

@sirob1193

Sandeep Johnson Keep Your Paganism to yourself please.

@vanw1504

Thank you for loving us and devoting your talents to the spreading the good news!

@Komboskini1

Soooh Good, I am absolutely loving these videos. You guys are so amazingly talented. Well done, God bless.

@waimanwong4852

Thank you for your hard work, I love all of your productions. they make me understand the bible easy.

@daniellehetsler6775

The Lord is my redeemer❤️ Praise be to Him!

@brunoonoahu

Bless you guys.... from the bottom of my heart. Thank you so very much.

@jasondeegan

8y↑8

Just an awesome way to tell the stories! So glad I'm a small part. :)

@sylviarobles159

38w

Do you have your Animated overview for purchasing. It’s so awesome that I love to add to my Bible journal. I just started reading the Bible and your cliff notes answered some confusion I had. Thank you for sharing your amazing gift. May God continue blessing you.

@insidercam

25w

Excellent presentation and drawing!

@simonegrant417

3y↑1

Beautiful video. God bless you for doing this

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