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Jiang presents missing records, succession, and the Temple Mount as three mysteries whose answers are partly inaccessible because the early historical record is lost.
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Historical Record
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...put it on YouTube, right? Which means that now there's a historical record that I made these predictions. And I would only do that..."
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Jiang says he posted predictions publicly because he truly believed them and wanted a historical record that could prove or disprove him.
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"...put it on YouTube, right? Which means that now there's a historical record that I made these predictions. And I would only do that..."
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"It's gonna be Joe Biden. Okay? And like, there was a lot of pushback. And it says, no, no, it's gonna be Pete Buttigieg...."
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"And they have like these thick skulls. And like, it's almost impossible to relay obvious reality to them. So screw this. I'm gonna make..."
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"This is the Hajj in Mecca. And I was actually in Saudi Arabia, and I tried to go there, and then I was told,..."
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"Another strange thing is, why would the Muslims go to war against two major empires, the Romans and the Persians? That's kind of suicidal...."
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"...and no one will ever know, because so much of the historical record has been lost to us. But I will try to provide..."
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"...this is just the way they behave. And there's just, the historical record, it's pretty overwhelming in that when empires decline, they lash out..."
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"...that much about these funerals. In fact we only have one historical record of a funeral."
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"...only until we get to David when we begin to see historical records and prove that David actually existed but before then nothing in..."
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"are not interconnected so if this is not a historical record if this is not a work of pure fiction what is this thing..."
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"...last idea is the Bible, or the Hebrew Bible, is a historical record. And what I will show you is..."
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"...300 years, 200 years, to prove that the Bible is a historical record. There are archaeologists who have spent fortunes, their entire lifetimes, looking..."
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central argument: the Hebrew Bible becomes world-shaping not because it records early history, but because David's political project finds a poet-god, a poet-king, and a Yahwist whose few...
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The Bible begins, in this lecture's argument, as political spin for David: a library of collective imagination that turns usurpation, murder, and fear of rivals into legitimacy, identity, and eventually literature.
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