The speaker talks about how he was struggling to understand certain parts of the Bible, specifically the books of Ruth and Song of Solomon. He shares how he was surprised when a preacher was able to effectively preach about these books, despite his initial skepticism. The speaker then goes on to share about how he has come to realize that some parts of the Bible are symbolic and require a deeper understanding of the cultural and historical context in which they were written. He also jokes about how he is no longer surprised by some of the unusual topics that preachers choose to preach about, such as the blank page at the beginning of the New Testament. The speaker ends the video by thanking his viewers and jokingly asking if there are any women who would like to date him.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a Christian who converted to the faith.
2. When the speaker converted, people told him to read the Bible to know more about God.
3. The speaker started reading the Bible and had difficulty understanding the book of Ruth.
4. The speaker went to a church service where the preacher read from the book of Ruth, chapter 4.
5. The preacher explained that the book of Ruth is not easy to understand, but he preached a good message.
6. The speaker also had difficulty understanding the book of Songs (also known as the Song of Solomon).
7. The preacher explained that the book of Songs is a symbolic book and the "breastless sister" mentioned in it is a symbolism.
8. The symbolism means that a woman who is unable to produce milk for her child is not considered honorable in Jewish culture.
9. The speaker mentions that the New Testament means "New Contract" or a change.
10. The speaker talks about a page in the Bible that is written before Matthew, which is actually a blank page.
11. The speaker mentions that some preachers use this blank page to preach a message, saying that it represents a new beginning or a new contract.
12. The speaker also talks about a white sheet of paper in the Bible that is often ignored by readers.
13. The speaker jokes about a preacher reading from the black cover of the Bible, saying that it represents mourning or death.
14. The speaker ends the video by asking if there are any girls who want to date him.