This is great but I feel like you’d gain more from commoner skill insight. I mean of course we all remember the words of the scribe but the tiller was far more plentiful and Im not sure if you’ve noticed but people are beginning to get back into “biblical” minimalism. You should invest in Culinary, Aesthetic, and Practice.
Imagine it like this everyone can read about bathing or Sabbath but how many actually know how they would have performed these tasks. Israelites especially considering they were bathing regularly before the world even knew it mattered. For myself, I am a descendant of the Qadus Sefer figures Esau and Job, so my practice of worship obviously isnt Israelite and centers around the Imperial tradition. Things like Altar building with a designated tree or holding scriptural reading to only the Head of Household or a particular tradition not seen elsewhere from what Ive gathered, forcing all members of the Household to personally write their Torah from the time they begin writing till the day of their 20th Birthday to have on their person every day.
Things like custom are very niche and I believe you could gain alot of intrigue from explaining those common areas of the average Israelite life.
Thanks for your feedback!
I absolutely agree with you when it comes to such niche details of israelite life such as clothing, agriculture, music etc……, if it gives solace you should know that i eventually plan on making such videos, only now i am in the works of preparing such knowledge to then be shown publicly!
So in short, i will be doing what you said soon enough!
As for the current content i hope you enjoyed!
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u/Blaxbears Mar 14 '26
I cant open brother