Скачать или смотреть "The Bible Doesn’t Talk About Soulmates" — Let’s Go Back to Genesis 🙌

This video is Part 1 of a 10-part Bible teaching series responding to a common claim heard in Christian spaces: “The Bible doesn’t talk about soulmates.”

Rather than approaching the topic through modern dating language, church tradition, or personal opinion, this teaching returns to Genesis, following the same pattern Jesus used when asked about marriage and union — from the beginning it was not so.

In this first teaching, we slow down and examine Genesis 1 and Genesis 2, paying close attention to scriptural order, identity, and the establishment of “one flesh” before covenant language appears. We explore why biblical sequence matters, how union is described prior to law, and what Scripture emphasizes when defining alignment and belonging.

The teaching also looks at John the Baptist’s confrontation with Herod in Matthew 14:3–4, noting that the issue was not framed in legal terminology but in terms of what was not truly his. This distinction helps clarify the difference between what is permitted and what is lawful in Scripture — a difference often overlooked in modern discussions about marriage and soulmates.

This video is not a debate, a challenge to anyone’s relationship, or an attempt to redefine marriage culture. It is a careful Bible study focused on biblical union, identity, and original-language context, allowing Scripture to speak for itself.

No pressure.
No arguments.
Just Scripture, context, and reflection.

▶️ This is Part 1 of a 10-part series exploring biblical union, “one flesh,” and what Scripture actually says — and does not say — about soulmates.