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Speaker 2: the elephant in the room or the bunny in the room,
Speaker 2: I should say. You may or may not have noticed
Speaker 2: my festive apparel for today. Well, there's that time of
Speaker 2: year of eggs and the Easter bunny and chocolates and
Speaker 2: baskets and hiding eggs. But for those of us in
Speaker 2: the Christian world, this is about the death and resurrection
Speaker 2: of our Lord and Savior and the salvation of the world.
Speaker 2: It is the foundation stone of our very faith. I
Speaker 2: just recently had a round table discussion with three other
Speaker 2: podcasters on the subject matter of Easter, and I wanted
Speaker 2: to share.
Speaker 1: That with you.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: If you're not familiar with the dark pagan roots of
Speaker 2: this holiday and some of the sick and twisted stuff,
Speaker 2: prepared to have your minds blown. And even if you
Speaker 2: do know, hey, tune in anyway you might hear something
Speaker 2: maybe that you didn't know before. When you get four
Speaker 2: minds together, you cover a lot of ground. But there's
Speaker 2: a section of this interview where I get into the
Speaker 2: feasts and holy days associated with the Easter and all
Speaker 2: the great connections that's inside of those, but where this
Speaker 2: was a roundtable discussion, I didn't want to hog the mic,
Speaker 2: so to speak, so I just kind of hit the
Speaker 2: high notes. So when I released this from my listeners
Speaker 2: on my channel, I wanted to take a deep dive
Speaker 2: and show you all of the connections. So even if
Speaker 2: you have seen this episode on Kevin's show where the
Speaker 2: weird ones are, this one's going to be different. So
Speaker 2: just stay tuned. But this is a holiday where the
Speaker 2: Pagans ultimately celebrated the birth, the death, and the resurrection
Speaker 2: of Tammouz. The same time, God preordained the death and
Speaker 2: resurrection of his own son, and even in this episode,
Speaker 2: I will show you he was forecasting this to his
Speaker 2: people all the way back in Exodus, Revelation chapter thirteen
Speaker 2: and verse eight says that the Lamb was slain from
Speaker 2: the foundations of the world. So this means the birth, death,
Speaker 2: and resurrection of Christ was planned before the creation itself.
Speaker 2: By the end of this episode, I will show you
Speaker 2: beyond a shadow of doubt that everything was foreshadowed. Not
Speaker 2: only that everything was planned perfectly to the tea by
Speaker 2: the creator, even down to the music played and sung
Speaker 2: on that faithful day where Pagan Rome changed our calendar
Speaker 2: away from God's calendar, we are missing many of his
Speaker 2: dress rehearsals and divine appointments.
Speaker 1: One fact for.
Speaker 2: You guys, before we get into this episode. Exodus chapter
Speaker 2: four and verse seventeen, we see the rod of Moses
Speaker 2: and he is told to use this for a sign.
Speaker 2: This is the Hebrew word ow t alph vov tav
Speaker 2: aliph being the first letter of the alphabet tav being
Speaker 2: the last. Many times in scripture, he says he is
Speaker 2: the first and the last. The Alpha and Omega at passover.
Speaker 2: His people were commanded to take the passover Lamb's blood
Speaker 2: and mark the door posts as a sign for Exodus.
Speaker 2: Chapter twelve and verse thirteen. In that verse it's spelled differently, though,
Speaker 2: it's alph vov in that scenario. In Paleo Hebrew, that's
Speaker 2: a bull and a tilted cross. The bull was a
Speaker 2: symbol for God, so this was literally God to the cross.
Speaker 2: He was sitting on this all the way back during
Speaker 2: the Exodus, and the blood of the Alpha and Omega
Speaker 2: would bring the redemption of the world. Revelation Chapter twelve,
Speaker 2: verse eleven says they overcame by the blood of the Lamb.
Speaker 2: This was such a special event. God gave the words
Speaker 2: to King David in the Psalms of Millennia before they
Speaker 2: would come to pass. But you'll hear more about that later.
Speaker 2: But sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey.
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Speaker 5: Welcome to another Conspiracy Tuesday. I have some phenomenal guests
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Speaker 5: We'll start with Brad, if you don't mind introducing yourself,
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Speaker 6: Yeah, what's up, man, Thank you for having me on
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Speaker 6: amazing panel with some really amazing people. And Doc and
Speaker 6: I still haven't done a show together, but we will,
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Speaker 6: host of the show called The Awakened Podcast and you
Speaker 6: can find me on Spotify and Apple everyhere you get
Speaker 6: your podcasts, and also the easiest place to find me
Speaker 6: is at theawakenpodcast dot com. But I talk a lot
Speaker 6: about conspiracies, paranormal earth energies, I talk about hidden historyto
Speaker 6: much all the things that everybody talks about. So but
Speaker 6: I'm a like I said, man, I'm excited to be
Speaker 6: here and be a part of this panel.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, thanks for being here. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 5: I you know, sometimes it's really hard to get three
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Speaker 1: Yeah, heykavnight, Thanks man.
Speaker 2: This is the second Tuesday Conspiracy round table and I
Speaker 2: think we had four of the last go around, it
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Speaker 2: I definitely love getting together with other podcasters and having
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So I've recently got into conspiracies. I think, well,
Speaker 5: it always kind of was skeptical. I think the first
Speaker 5: time was when, because I lived through nine to eleven,
Speaker 5: that was really the first thing that kind of opened
Speaker 5: my eyes. I watched it happen in real time. I
Speaker 5: watched the segment in real life where the reporter says
Speaker 5: the second plane hit the second tower and it didn't yet,
Speaker 5: and I was just like, wait a second, what the
Speaker 5: hell is that? And ever since then, I've kind of
Speaker 5: been curious about this kind of stuff. So it wasn't
Speaker 5: until twenty twenty, you know, when all that stuff was
Speaker 5: going down, when I got like really weirded out by
Speaker 5: a lot of things that were going on. So I've
Speaker 5: been learning every day about other things, and these round
Speaker 5: tables have helped me a lot. Heidi has enlightened me
Speaker 5: quite a bit on some things too. So yeah, so
Speaker 5: today I wanted to talk about Easter, and I think
Speaker 5: a lot of it is pretty well known at this time,
Speaker 5: but I know the origins of it wasn't what it
Speaker 5: is today, and that's what most holidays are. I mean,
Speaker 5: we I never really understood, even as a child, why
Speaker 5: we have this huge bunny walking around giving us eggs
Speaker 5: and candy. You know, So I did I read up on.
Speaker 7: This.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say her name incorrectly, probably.
Speaker 8: Estra.
Speaker 5: Estra the goddess. It's a pagan goddess of fertility and renewal.
Speaker 5: And apparently how the bunny came to be was there
Speaker 5: was a bird. She had found a bird that was injured,
Speaker 5: and to save its life, she turned it into a bunny,
Speaker 5: and then the bunny began laying colored eggs for her
Speaker 5: two for fertility purposes. And the hair is they're very
Speaker 5: promiscuous things because they're a very they're a prey animal,
Speaker 5: so they pretty much reproduced constantly. So that's another reason
Speaker 5: why they're associated because spring is the renewal. Obviously we
Speaker 5: got the resurrection with the Christian faith. From what I
Speaker 5: was reading that Aries is supposed to be the first
Speaker 5: is the first astrological sign. So if Aries is the
Speaker 5: first astrological sign, why is in April the first of
Speaker 5: the first month of the year, You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: And what I think it was like?
Speaker 7: Yeah, was it really?
Speaker 5: Because I think they April fools?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Catholic one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Gregorian calendar you know, they changed the dates,
Speaker 2: and so when the Christians and the people didn't go
Speaker 2: with it and honor the Gregorian calendar, they were still
Speaker 2: celebrating New Year's on April the first. So the inside
Speaker 2: joke was those were the fools, the April fools, still
Speaker 2: celebrating New Year's on April first.
Speaker 5: Okay, I didn't know that because I always knew that
Speaker 5: they was it like the thirteen hundreds or even earlier
Speaker 5: that they changed They changed to the Gregorian calendar, right,
Speaker 5: because we originally had thirteen months or something something like that,
Speaker 5: I think, or we're supposed to have so.
Speaker 8: Much more since yes follows the moon, yeah yeah, moonscon
Speaker 8: yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: And I always saw the mots the moots, yeah, because
Speaker 5: I always found it funny because it was like, and
Speaker 5: I've heard so many people talk about it too, like
Speaker 5: October is supposed to be eight, so and then November
Speaker 5: nov for nine and deck for for ten. So why
Speaker 5: are they ten, ten, eleven, and twelve and not eight nine, ten,
Speaker 5: you know?
Speaker 8: Mm hmmm. Well, and this month was considered the Stara,
Speaker 8: oh Stara month, so it's named after even I mean
Speaker 8: they changed it. Yeah, I'll stare.
Speaker 3: In.
Speaker 6: I had to look at how you say that name
Speaker 6: is like easts so trey.
Speaker 8: I think they say, oh Stera is how I heard it.
Speaker 7: But that's what I don't know.
Speaker 6: Well, either way you look at it, I mean they
Speaker 6: have whoever they are, the occultists, the magicians who have
Speaker 6: taken over, who've hijacked religion, and who who've hijacked true spirituality,
Speaker 6: has implemented Easter, uh, to disconnect us from spirituality and
Speaker 6: connect us more to materialism. We're now we're at sugar
Speaker 6: and candy and toys and eggs and all this other
Speaker 6: stuff and fertility, you know, rituals and all this other stuff.
Speaker 6: But the idea was to disconnect us from spirituality from
Speaker 6: that spring is that awakening, that enlightenment time where you
Speaker 6: start to awaken. That was that was symbolic of Christ's resurrection.
Speaker 6: Was the awakening, was the enlightenment, was the coming, you know,
Speaker 6: the rising. So that's all they've done is they've just
Speaker 6: hijacked it and and like like everything, they've fed us
Speaker 6: materialism and we're just we're just getting fatter and we've
Speaker 6: tuned out all the other.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, that disconnect is disconnected us from our We
Speaker 6: have this direct connection to source and that sort of
Speaker 6: disconnected us from that alcohol, does it, candy, sugar, all
Speaker 6: this other stuff, porn, all this other stuff disconnects us
Speaker 6: from from our creator.
Speaker 2: So yeah, what I found fascinating too, is it transcends culture.
Speaker 2: It's one of those universal stories and it's kind of like,
Speaker 2: you know, from the Christian you know, viewpoint, it's, uh,
Speaker 2: you haven't what we would call an unhope trinity, and
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter where you go. You got a father
Speaker 2: and a mother and a son. And I just wrote
Speaker 2: down like some examples which I found. One god I
Speaker 2: didn't know about, and that's why I was texting you guys.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I found something pretty cool.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: The German fertility god was a yoaster and its symbol
Speaker 2: was an actual bunny rabbit. Really but yeah, but when
Speaker 2: you go, uh, you know, it goes to a nana
Speaker 2: ishtar Astarte with the Bible referred to as the queen
Speaker 2: of Heaven. And even in the Bible it talks about
Speaker 2: Tamuz that was the son, and it talked about how
Speaker 2: the people turned their backs to the temple and faced
Speaker 2: the east and faced the sun and weeped for Tamus
Speaker 2: and how they bake their their cakes for the Queen
Speaker 2: of Heaven. But no matter where you go, I mean,
Speaker 2: you have a Nimrod and simierarish Bale and ishtar ist
Speaker 2: Roth Egypt, it's Osiris and Isis Greece, It's Zeus Afrodite, Rome,
Speaker 2: Jupiter and Venus. Germany, it's Yoaster and Tammuz or Damuzi.
Speaker 1: It's just it's the.
Speaker 2: Same story, just different caveats and names throughout culture. Man,
Speaker 2: And it's pretty wild.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like a lot like Christmas, you know, because
Speaker 5: even like, like not conspiratorially, but like when I was
Speaker 5: a kid, I always thought both of them were weird.
Speaker 5: I always found it really strange that we expected a
Speaker 5: man to show up in our house in the middle
Speaker 5: of the night to give us presents, and now we
Speaker 5: are expecting this bunny rabbit, this huge man sized bunny
Speaker 5: rabbit to show up in our house in the middle
Speaker 5: of the night to give us a basket of candy
Speaker 5: and eggs and freaking marshmallows shaped like ducks.
Speaker 8: So true and well, and the whole reason why it's
Speaker 8: celebrated when it's celebrated is because it happens the Sunday
Speaker 8: after the full moon after the equinox, and so it's
Speaker 8: a moon goddess celebration. And you know, the Grim Brothers
Speaker 8: were one of the first that kind of put this
Speaker 8: out there in mainstream. In eighteen thirty five, they wrote
Speaker 8: the Dutch Mythologies. Divinity of Radiant Dawn is what they
Speaker 8: talked about. Oh starte or you know Osta however, I
Speaker 8: whichever you want.
Speaker 5: To play there.
Speaker 8: But they did speak about her and wrote a book
Speaker 8: about all this. So it gets pretty I don't know
Speaker 8: how far you guys went in on this, but it
Speaker 8: gets kind of spicy, we'll say spicy with how they
Speaker 8: get their worship going on with her.
Speaker 7: And so.
Speaker 8: They do sex rituals with virgins of course, because why not.
Speaker 8: We always have to have the virgins there, right, And
Speaker 8: they would get pregnant and then you know, the next
Speaker 8: time they had Easter, they would take the three month
Speaker 8: old babies that had been conceived at that time and
Speaker 8: kill them and then take their blood and color the
Speaker 8: eggs with them because red was their favorite color to
Speaker 8: make the eggs, and that's why they were red. So
Speaker 8: that's how that all started. Yeah, And the cakes of
Speaker 8: Light were menstruation cakes and the eggs are representative of menstruation,
Speaker 8: and it gets really weird.
Speaker 2: I don't know how it was while looking in there,
Speaker 2: they was talking about the sexual riots, you know how
Speaker 2: like the gods or goddesses would embody the the priests
Speaker 2: and the temple prostitutes, and that was kind of like
Speaker 2: a divine you know, conception. But I even read that
Speaker 2: they said that the belief was for a starte ist roth,
Speaker 2: you know, whatever name you want to throw to it.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The belief was was to get her to orgasm, and
Speaker 2: from her. From her orgasm, her secretion covered the lands
Speaker 2: and blessed it, uh with fertile ground and soil, and
Speaker 2: also blessed the the animals with fertility for the entire year.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 8: Well that's what I saw too.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 8: That was next next down.
Speaker 6: So yeah, listen there there are pro researchers in this.
Speaker 6: In this conversation. You're not gonna get a lot biased.
Speaker 8: And this.
Speaker 7: It's just interesting there. Go ahead, go ahead. I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: go ahead, buddy, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: All right. I was just gonna say I find it
Speaker 5: interesting how the the these child sacrifice rituals always end
Speaker 5: up with them making something red out of it.
Speaker 7: I mean, we got like the.
Speaker 5: Red Shoe Club or whatever that Macaulay Culkin has talked about.
Speaker 7: And I don't know.
Speaker 5: I just I didn't know that they were coloring the
Speaker 5: egg specifically red. I heard that they were gold. They
Speaker 5: were painting them gold at one point and or maybe
Speaker 5: put in a gold ribbon.
Speaker 7: Maybe that's what it was, and they were red. But
Speaker 7: I think they tried.
Speaker 8: To make this better, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, probably probably.
Speaker 5: I've the child sacrifice thing seems to be in everything
Speaker 5: and it really bothers me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And the reason why we never have Passover and Easter
Speaker 8: on the same timeframe is because the Catholic Church changed
Speaker 8: it because they did not want those that would celebrate
Speaker 8: Easter and not pass Over to maybe accidentally have them
Speaker 8: land on the same time frame, you know, just by
Speaker 8: the moon cycle, and they made it so that would
Speaker 8: never happen, so that the Jesus wouldn't get that, you know,
Speaker 8: that celebration towards him.
Speaker 5: So that's interesting. I feel like the Catholic Catholic Church
Speaker 5: not saying anything to anybody who's faith based in Catholic
Speaker 5: and Catholicism, but like I feel like originally back in
Speaker 5: the day when they were setting everything up, that they
Speaker 5: they had alterior motives for their faith, like I feel
Speaker 5: like they used it as a mask, in my opinion,
Speaker 5: and some of them still do. I mean, we have
Speaker 5: a whole lot of allegations and charges to these priests
Speaker 5: of sex crimes and stuff, and I don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: So I think control power and greed. I mean that
Speaker 2: that Rome never left, just went under the disguise of
Speaker 2: a religion, and now they can do whatever they want
Speaker 2: under the disguise of religion. And that's the only way
Speaker 2: you can explain how they amalgamated every single Pagan ritual,
Speaker 2: every single Pagan holiday. And what bothers me is how
Speaker 2: Christians want to say. I mean, it's a beautiful idea,
Speaker 2: but I mean it's bullshit. We stole the day, we
Speaker 2: reappropriated it. We took it and you know, and threw
Speaker 2: down our flag and claimed it for christ. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a good, beautiful thought, you know, I mean, and
Speaker 2: could it be done, yes, But you are, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: whitewashing something very dark and nefarious. That they just basically
Speaker 2: done this so they could be like, come one, come all,
Speaker 2: We want all of you guys, because the more we
Speaker 2: have under our blanket. That's more people we control, that
Speaker 2: is more money in our collection plates, and the more
Speaker 2: influence that we have over the dominion of earth.
Speaker 7: That's a good way of saying that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well they had to do something to make it.
Speaker 8: It's a mashup, right, Like I mean, the Pagans didn't
Speaker 8: want to be Christians because they didn't want to let
Speaker 8: go of the old gods. So what they did is
Speaker 8: they just combined them and said, yeah, you can do
Speaker 8: that too, man, you can.
Speaker 1: Do that too.
Speaker 8: You can do the red eggs. You want to do
Speaker 8: the red eggs, fine, you want the blood for the eggs.
Speaker 8: We got it. It's just that, you know, it's a
Speaker 8: little weird.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, like I said earlier, it just it
Speaker 6: all of this sort of neutralizes our power. That's that's
Speaker 6: the whole point of what I was trying to say earlier.
Speaker 6: You know, it's sort of this subtle mass programming through consumerism,
Speaker 6: you know, and through also yearly it's a repetition thing.
Speaker 6: I mean, they you know, they pull out the sweets
Speaker 6: around Easter time and you are a month or two
Speaker 6: before Easter time, and so again it's the it's the repetition.
Speaker 6: And then eventually we start to drift as a culture,
Speaker 6: as a spiritual culture, or we start to drift far
Speaker 6: away to where people don't even know what Easter is
Speaker 6: even about anymore.
Speaker 8: So I mean, well, yeah, you get into there's the
Speaker 8: two stories, right, there's the one about you know, oh Sarah,
Speaker 8: and then you get into the Nimrod stuff, and it's
Speaker 8: like the false Trinity. It's like, you know, all of
Speaker 8: the pictures, everything that you see, like with the Christ
Speaker 8: Child and Mary. I mean you have to wonder or
Speaker 8: is that Nimrod or is this Jesus? And you know
Speaker 8: they even say that this was like this is why
Speaker 8: we eat Ham because you know, Nimrod was killed by
Speaker 8: a wild boar, and so why do we eat him
Speaker 8: because we're eating the pig that he got killed by.
Speaker 8: So like everything down to the details of your dinner
Speaker 8: has been laid out for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean she is She's the queen of Heaven.
Speaker 2: That's what I was talking about. I mean the reappropriation.
Speaker 2: You know, they worship this queen of Heaven and that
Speaker 2: they took the idols of Astroa and Anana and all
Speaker 2: these other you know, like we've been talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: whatever name you want to slap to it, this bare
Speaker 2: breasted goddess suckling, Uh, the reincarnated version of her husband
Speaker 2: that she you know, breasts, feeds and rears to adulthood
Speaker 2: and turns around and screws him. That's who they're worshiping.
Speaker 2: They reappropriated this goddess.
Speaker 6: Do you think paganism has sort of corrupted Christianity or
Speaker 6: not not just Christianity, but every religion? Is it paganism
Speaker 6: that sort of infiltrated all religions? Because that's what that
Speaker 6: seems to be a common theme, is.
Speaker 8: No Christianity infiltrated paganism because paganism was already there. And
Speaker 8: what happened was they just got tired of killing everybody,
Speaker 8: so they were like, look, what can we do to
Speaker 8: like make it better so you know, all get along
Speaker 8: right like And that's yeah, that's what see.
Speaker 1: I got a theory on that.
Speaker 2: And uh, you know a lot of people talk about
Speaker 2: you know, you even said, you know, paganism infiltrating the church,
Speaker 2: and a lot of people say, well that, you know, Satan,
Speaker 2: you know, as far as the Christian worldview has infiltrated
Speaker 2: the church and destroyed from the inside out and a
Speaker 2: lot of people, atheists, non believers will point to a
Speaker 2: lot of these you know, unholy trinities and similar stories
Speaker 2: of these dying resurrecting gods and how it's associated with
Speaker 2: the spring equinoxes and you know, and all these similarities
Speaker 2: and use that as a you know, kind of like
Speaker 2: a gotcha thing and be like, oh, well, Christ is
Speaker 2: just another corn king.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: I see this as a preconditioning of the coming Christ.
Speaker 2: And I love how Lewis said, you know, Christ was
Speaker 2: the myth, you know, and a lot of people hear
Speaker 2: myth and that they freak out and think it's just
Speaker 2: a made up story. No, that's not what a myth is.
Speaker 2: A myth is a story. But Christ was the myth
Speaker 2: that became fact. And even if you look at the Cross,
Speaker 2: they thought by killing Christ that that's how they would
Speaker 2: win and take over the dominion of Earth. But they
Speaker 2: shot themselves and there on foot. He allowed them to
Speaker 2: do that, He allowed them to make their own trap,
Speaker 2: you know. So I think that's kind of what this is.
Speaker 2: I think that when these fallen angels rebelled and was
Speaker 2: kicked out of heaven, they kind of knew bits and
Speaker 2: pieces of the plan because even the demons said to Jesus,
Speaker 2: you know, to the demoniac, he said, have you come
Speaker 2: to cast us that before our time? So that shows
Speaker 2: you they knew that there was a time and what
Speaker 2: the plan was. They just didn't have all the details.
Speaker 2: So it's like they knew. So they were like, Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll come down and we'll pretend to be this dying
Speaker 2: resurrecting God and we'll you know, lay the ground work
Speaker 2: this deception. That way, nobody will believe and accept this guy.
Speaker 2: But I think once again it was God allowed them
Speaker 2: to do this, to shoot themselves in the foot, because
Speaker 2: the thing they'd done to try to prevent and thought
Speaker 2: to God's plan, it actually propped it up because people
Speaker 2: were more prone to accept a story they were more
Speaker 2: familiar with.
Speaker 8: Well to you guys, the pagan roots of Lent, like
Speaker 8: with associated with all of this.
Speaker 7: Did you know why?
Speaker 5: Since you brought it up, I remember that, but I
Speaker 5: don't remember exactly the story there.
Speaker 8: So it's the morning period for Tammouz and it's exactly
Speaker 8: the same, it's identical time frame everything. And then they
Speaker 8: break that fast by taking part in the ham dinner
Speaker 8: to celebrate the killing in resurrection of Tammuz, and so
Speaker 8: you know that's they do exactly the same thing, exactly
Speaker 8: the same thing.
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Speaker 8: Forty days, the whole deal, Like it's all the same.
Speaker 8: So yeah, it's kind of wild when you look at
Speaker 8: it and wonder like, okay, which which godhood are we
Speaker 8: looking at here? Because do you guys know who who
Speaker 8: his father was?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 8: Like its fail like ball b aa, and so like
Speaker 8: this is concerning when we look at things and say,
Speaker 8: you know, how many times is it exchanged in the
Speaker 8: Bible where they put Lord right? And then who are
Speaker 8: we talking about? Sometimes and and the Catholic Church really
Speaker 8: had a big part in obfustating all this, like you know,
Speaker 8: they just did.
Speaker 5: Sorry, that's the problem with like the Victor goes the spoils,
Speaker 5: you know, with our history because you know, our history
Speaker 5: is literally written by the people that won, so.
Speaker 8: Absolutely not wrong.
Speaker 5: So so if they were in the wrong, they would
Speaker 5: paint themselves as they were in the right. So there's
Speaker 5: a lot of I think there's a lot of missing gaps.
Speaker 7: And when it comes to like when the.
Speaker 5: Saxon's and all that stuff, when all the this the
Speaker 5: Crusades and all that stuff, like they were literally just
Speaker 5: killing people because they believe something different from them.
Speaker 8: Yes, and do you guys know the symbol for Timus.
Speaker 5: No, actually Kroll was on the h yes, yes, boxes
Speaker 5: and solstices.
Speaker 8: I mean, I still believe in the cross, but I'm
Speaker 8: just saying that that makes it curious when you know,
Speaker 8: they they start doing representations of it for people all
Speaker 8: the time, and you know, I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I see that too as another you know, stealing from
Speaker 2: from the fallen realm. Because God was laying out that
Speaker 2: symbol to his people even in Exodus. Because if you
Speaker 2: pay attention, uh, when he was giving out all of
Speaker 2: his instructions when they were in their wilderness wanderings, even
Speaker 2: the encampments. You know, he tells you know this this, Uh,
Speaker 2: the Levites are going to be here in the center,
Speaker 2: in the Holy of Holies. Uh, the Levites are going
Speaker 2: to be to the east. And you know, laid it
Speaker 2: all out. And when you actually draw that out and
Speaker 2: look down, it's a cross, right, and uh, the the
Speaker 2: four tribes that were on the outside, and it even says,
Speaker 2: you know this one is north, this one south east west.
Speaker 2: When you get to the blessings of Israel that he
Speaker 2: gives to his sons, those four tribes that are mentioned.
Speaker 2: He compares them to animals. And how funny that they
Speaker 2: are the four cordiner points of the Babylonian zodiac. And
Speaker 2: when you look at that layout of the Israelite camp
Speaker 2: like looking down, it mirrors the heavens with the holiest
Speaker 2: of Polis in the center.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 2: So God, I mean was telling and forecasting the coming
Speaker 2: of his son, and this cross and even the hidden
Speaker 2: name of God that the Levites now knew the priesthood
Speaker 2: knew was Jodha vove Hay. You know the tetragrammaton. But
Speaker 2: when you look at it in Paleo Hebrew, it's symbols
Speaker 2: and the old looks like an arm and the old
Speaker 2: looks like a like a nail. And so when you
Speaker 2: read that out, it says, behold the hand, behold the nail.
Speaker 2: So God was forecasting this stuff long before.
Speaker 1: So think about that.
Speaker 2: The Levite priests was on the day of Atonement, was
Speaker 2: sprinkling the blood on the mercy seat, saying the hidden
Speaker 2: name of God. They old, Hey, hey, behold the hand,
Speaker 2: behold the nail in the center of a cross, sprinkling
Speaker 2: the blood on the mercy seat. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: you have Tamus and all these dying resurrecting God, stealing
Speaker 2: the Cross, stealing all this symbology and stuff. But once again,
Speaker 2: I mean they stole it. I think, trying to deceive
Speaker 2: the nations and get them to reject the coming Messiah.
Speaker 2: But they shot themselves in the foot, I believe.
Speaker 1: Once again.
Speaker 7: Sounds like.
Speaker 5: I mean, uh so when you were when you were
Speaker 5: saying that, I kind of like started thinking about, you
Speaker 5: know how, you know how people that have back in
Speaker 5: the day, there was no way to communicate from you know,
Speaker 5: island to island, and a lot of these people have
Speaker 5: like different tribes of people have the same lores and stuff.
Speaker 7: I find it. I was because you were talking.
Speaker 5: You started by talking about the cross and these four tribes,
Speaker 5: and I started thinking about, you know, everything that I've
Speaker 5: seen through the American Native culture, you know, even at
Speaker 5: the the reservation that you know, my family's from. So
Speaker 5: like we have this like cross looking thing with four
Speaker 5: dots in each corner that represents four four corners, and
Speaker 5: then we have all they all have the same colors
Speaker 5: to represent four different things. So we got black, white, red,
Speaker 5: and yellow. Those were the main colors because that's the
Speaker 5: only colors that they could make back back in those days.
Speaker 5: So I wonder if like, because they believe in they
Speaker 5: they're more spiritual, like everything is alive and but there
Speaker 5: is a creator thing, like a creator entity, much like God.
Speaker 7: And I almost.
Speaker 5: Wonder if that has any kind of correlation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of them think that some of these
Speaker 2: tribes were, you know, like lost tribes of Israel that
Speaker 2: you know, come here daring like a diaspora. Chief Joseph Riverwind,
Speaker 2: I've had him on the show several times, and he
Speaker 2: was even talking about specifically the Cherokee. He's like an
Speaker 2: ambassador to the Cherokee Nation because his wife is Cherokee.
Speaker 2: But he said, over there in Israel, they were singing
Speaker 2: Cherokee songs to the Creator and doing different things, he said,
Speaker 2: and some Hebrew God just walks up to him.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: You were singing about yahooa and this, that and the other,
Speaker 2: and was telling about what they were singing about and everything.
Speaker 1: He was like, oh, you can speak Cherokee. And he's like, no,
Speaker 1: you were singing and in Hebrew. He was, no, you
Speaker 1: were singing in Hebrew. He said.
Speaker 2: Some of the stuff I couldn't pick up he said,
Speaker 2: but several of the words I picked up.
Speaker 1: He said, that's that's Hebrew.
Speaker 2: So they were talking about how even the languages are
Speaker 2: so similar. Even the name of God from Cherokee to
Speaker 2: Hebrew is almost identical.
Speaker 5: Damn, son, my mind is blown right now, holy ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you if you look at ancient so I mean,
Speaker 6: if you look at all these megaliths all around the world,
Speaker 6: is pretty uh, pretty evident that there was a worldwide
Speaker 6: culture that existed that probably has put the same language
Speaker 6: and shared the same knowledge. So you know, that's a
Speaker 6: whole nother rabbit hole. I guess you could we could
Speaker 6: go down.
Speaker 1: With try to keep it on.
Speaker 6: And yeah, you know it's so habits go down when
Speaker 6: you know, Rabbits are like known to serve as messengers
Speaker 6: between the conscious world and you know, the spirit or
Speaker 6: the warrens of the mind, right, the spirit or the
Speaker 6: I don't know what you want to call it, because
Speaker 6: I'm trying to use the right word here, but it's
Speaker 6: the from the conscious world and from this reality in
Speaker 6: the conscious world, is what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, they come from the below. I never thought
Speaker 1: of that. That's a good point.
Speaker 8: And Timas' birthday is also December twenty fifth.
Speaker 5: So like, yeah, that's an another thing that Jesus wasn't
Speaker 5: born in December, he.
Speaker 8: Was born in tex time. Many postulate that he was
Speaker 8: born on September eleventh, and that has a whole lot
Speaker 8: to do with your story that we started with.
Speaker 5: That's the Oh my, I heard that too. Actually, I
Speaker 5: think I heard it on another podcast that somebody had
Speaker 5: done some research and it was a woman and she
Speaker 5: was like one hundred percent sure that Jesus was born
Speaker 5: on September eleventh, and it was it was a pretty
Speaker 5: interesting talk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you know at lation twelve, I mean, that's
Speaker 2: all astronomical. Is it even says it in there, It says, well,
Speaker 2: it says, behold, these signs were in heaven. A woman
Speaker 2: clothed in the sun. That's Virgo, twelve stars on her head.
Speaker 2: That that's the constellation Leo, the moon at her feet,
Speaker 2: the dragon laying away to devour the child, that's that's Hydra.
Speaker 2: You have all those things lined up, and they got
Speaker 2: that computer system I can't remember the name of it now,
Speaker 2: but you can wind the hands of time like a
Speaker 2: clock and all those things line up over the middle
Speaker 2: of East when you take the moon, it narrows it
Speaker 2: down to like a two minute window. They said to
Speaker 2: September eleventh, three BC that they believe that was the
Speaker 2: sign or the star conjunction that the magi I seen.
Speaker 1: Pretty wild, that is.
Speaker 5: Do you do you think that, you know, making these
Speaker 5: these holidays like the way that we celebrate them now
Speaker 5: modern and in present day, do you think that we're
Speaker 5: giving life to the entities that once were? And possibly
Speaker 5: maybe not that might not even be a good thing.
Speaker 8: Oh, everything is energy. You know when we talk about
Speaker 8: what con purece the ether, even people like Steiner and
Speaker 8: different you know anthroposophy and Madam Blovotsky, they talk about
Speaker 8: why you do rituals, which these are rituals, and that
Speaker 8: they absolutely pierced the ether. So I mean, yeah, I
Speaker 8: think they have an effect. You know, do they at
Speaker 8: what point do they interfere for a Christian? I'm not sure,
Speaker 8: you know, but it definitely. I mean, if I could
Speaker 8: do it all over again, and I never ever celebrated
Speaker 8: Easter with my kids, I would not start now at all.
Speaker 8: I would do pass over.
Speaker 6: The time to penetrate the ether. What you're talking about
Speaker 6: is in that liminal time which is the dusk and dawn.
Speaker 6: Basically that's when ironically, that's when rabbits are the most
Speaker 6: they're they're crepuscular, that's when they're the most active, right, So,
Speaker 6: and occultists know this. This is when the veil is
Speaker 6: That's when the veil is the thinnest, and so they'll
Speaker 6: they'll do a lot of that's when they do their magic.
Speaker 6: That's when they communicate with spirits, that's when they have
Speaker 6: these transformative experiences. But I've talked about this on my show,
Speaker 6: which is the reason why it's thin is because when
Speaker 6: the sun is basically charging the atmosphere. Okay, that's that's
Speaker 6: how the air glow works. That's why we look up
Speaker 6: it's blue.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 6: So the sunlight charges the atmosphere during the day, and
Speaker 6: when it goes down, the atoms and the molecules in
Speaker 6: the upper atmosphere sort of you know, energize or I'm sorry,
Speaker 6: Whenever the sun's out, it energizes the atmosphere that the
Speaker 6: molecules in the atoms. When it goes away, that's when
Speaker 6: that that time when the basically the ether is plasma,
Speaker 6: and that's when the plasma starts to sort of disperse
Speaker 6: back into its original form of plasma. And then that's
Speaker 6: whenever you have all these things coming.
Speaker 5: That's like.
Speaker 6: It goes deep with that obviously, but it it is
Speaker 6: basically the thinnest that because the sun is this is
Speaker 6: where the this is where the idea of God's light
Speaker 6: comes from. Like when you say the name of Christ,
Speaker 6: these these beings disappear because the name of in the
Speaker 6: name of Christ is the embodiment of that light. So
Speaker 6: when the sun's out during the day, these these entities
Speaker 6: that exist in the state of plasma or ether there
Speaker 6: they stay at bay. When the sun shifts. As the
Speaker 6: sun shifts away, it starts getting dark. All of that
Speaker 6: loosens back up, and these things start forming back up
Speaker 6: up again. And and that's why you have all these
Speaker 6: things do There's there's helicopters and stuff that fly over
Speaker 6: my house all night long, like you know there and there.
Speaker 6: I got a buddy who lives here in town, and
Speaker 6: he has like a portal in his house basically or
Speaker 6: like right above his farm. And every time there's an
Speaker 6: ospray flying over. There's no there's no marine bases nearby,
Speaker 6: but every time there's an ospray flying over, we text
Speaker 6: each other and like, I'm like, what's going on at
Speaker 6: the farm today? I mean, because we sort of know
Speaker 6: that there's there's these little magnetic field hot spots of energy,
Speaker 6: these little energy vortex is that sort of spin up
Speaker 6: as the sun disperses. And again, this is the time
Speaker 6: when things happen the most early in the morning and
Speaker 6: late and late in the evening as the sun's going down.
Speaker 6: So uh, again, that's where that's where the idea of
Speaker 6: this rabbit comes in as a crepuscular Uh, you know,
Speaker 6: it's the the again, they're the the liminal idea of
Speaker 6: transformation between day and night and night and day.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And also to your point, you can do that well
Speaker 8: for Martinus anyway, are the spring equinox and the fall
Speaker 8: equinox as well, And this is happening right after that happens,
Speaker 8: so yeah, yeah, oh the spring equinox.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right after springing equinox, what happens.
Speaker 8: Uh, that's when well supposedly on the day of the
Speaker 8: spring equinox and the fall equinox is the best time
Speaker 8: to conjure spirits, and that the veil is not only
Speaker 8: the thinnest like with the time of the day, but
Speaker 8: with the time of the season, gotcha.
Speaker 2: And I was just going to say that as far
Speaker 2: as like the Christian side of it, even the changing
Speaker 2: of the you know the calendar, the Gogoian calendar. You know,
Speaker 2: God gives his people these feasts and these holy days
Speaker 2: and their their divine appointments. All right, guys, here's the
Speaker 2: part where I could and ask promised at the beginning
Speaker 2: of the video. I wanted to not give you, guys,
Speaker 2: just the short run of the meal. I want to
Speaker 2: give you a full rundown and show you the significance
Speaker 2: of all the things that took place and how they
Speaker 2: connect to the feasts and holy days. Now, I try
Speaker 2: to give credit where credit is due. I learned a
Speaker 2: lot of these revelations back in twenty twelve from Mark
Speaker 2: Bilts in his book God's Daytimer. I highly suggest that
Speaker 2: you guys give that book a read if you haven't
Speaker 2: read this book already. But now, without further delay, let's
Speaker 2: take a closer look with a new set of Jewish
Speaker 2: glasses for an even better appreciation for this already amazing
Speaker 2: set of events. Israel was commanded to take a lamb
Speaker 2: without blemish that was one year old and sacrifice for
Speaker 2: the Passover meal, and this was on the fourteenth of
Speaker 2: Nissan at twilight. Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and in
Speaker 2: Hebrew this means the house of bread. Jesus was the
Speaker 2: bread of life. The tenth day of Nissan, the priest
Speaker 2: would carry the passover lamb through the north gate of
Speaker 2: the temple while singing Sons one eighteen. At feasts, the
Speaker 2: Jews usually sing Psalms one fourteen through one eighteen, and they.
Speaker 1: Call it the hellale.
Speaker 2: And here's where we get the Christian term hallelujah. John
Speaker 2: twelve tells us six days before the Passover, Jesus came
Speaker 2: to Bethany to dine with Lazaruth, who he just raised
Speaker 2: from the dead. This was the evening of Nissan. The
Speaker 2: eighth and Jewish days begin at sundown, not sunrise, so
Speaker 2: this was basically the ninth Verse twelve says. The next
Speaker 2: day the tenth a crowd had arrived at the temple,
Speaker 2: hearing Jesus was headed to Jerusalem. And honestly, people were
Speaker 2: probably already crowding in this area because this day was
Speaker 2: the day that the priests would carry the passover lamb
Speaker 2: through the north gate of the temple. Remember this was
Speaker 2: a big event, and the people would sing these psalms,
Speaker 2: especially Psalms one eighteen. One of the lyrics sings, Hosannah,
Speaker 2: bless us as he comes in the name of the Lord.
Speaker 1: If you remember in.
Speaker 2: That story, a crowd of people runs out to greet
Speaker 2: Jesus with palm branches, saying the same words. Two lambs
Speaker 2: were coming through the gate at that time, one through
Speaker 2: the North gate. Jesus, the true Lamb of God was
Speaker 2: coming through the east gate. And remember the lamb had
Speaker 2: to be inspected for four days per Jewish law, to
Speaker 2: be sure that it was without fault or blemish. When
Speaker 2: the Pharisees heard that Jesus was coming coming in the
Speaker 2: east gate and that the praises were seen to him,
Speaker 2: John twelve says a hit squad was sent to try
Speaker 2: and find fault in his teaching. When he was arrested,
Speaker 2: Pilot nor Herod could find fault in him either. This
Speaker 2: was christ fulfilling that levitical law. Matthew twenty six says,
Speaker 2: on the first day of the Feast of Unloved Bread,
Speaker 2: disciples asked where he wanted to eat the passover meal.
Speaker 2: This feast lasts for several days and begins to passover.
Speaker 2: The famous Last Supper took place on the night of
Speaker 2: the day Passover began what we would consider a day early.
Speaker 2: At the supper, Christ took bread and broke it, offering
Speaker 2: it to them as his body. Then took a cup
Speaker 2: offering and said it was his blood that would be
Speaker 2: poured out for the new Covenant. Christ was signaling to
Speaker 2: his followers he was literally the fulfillment of the ceremony
Speaker 2: those people had been practicing since Exodus. His body would
Speaker 2: be literally broken and his blood literally spilled, so death
Speaker 2: would pass over them. And it says close to the
Speaker 2: supper they sung a hymn to close the meal before
Speaker 2: leaving to the Mount of Olives. The psalms they sung
Speaker 2: literally had Jesus's name in them. The Lord is my Salvation.
Speaker 2: Salvation in Hebrew is Yeshuah. In that very psalm it
Speaker 2: talks about the sacrifice being bound to the altar. Later
Speaker 2: that night, Jesus was bound and arrested in the garden
Speaker 2: of Gassemine Mark twenty five tells us in the third hour.
Speaker 1: Which is nine a m.
Speaker 2: The time when the priests were binding the lamb to
Speaker 2: the altar in the temple at the same time, Christ
Speaker 2: was being bound to the cross, and it also says
Speaker 2: in the sixth hour to the ninth hour, darkness fell
Speaker 2: upon the land. The ninth hour was the time of
Speaker 2: the evening sacrifice, according to the rabbinic writings and traditions.
Speaker 2: Once the sacrifice was completed, he proclaimed, it is finished.
Speaker 2: These were Christ's exact last words on the cross. The
Speaker 2: scripture also says at this moment the temple veil was
Speaker 2: torn in two, no longer anything separating us from God,
Speaker 2: and he was buried during the feast of Unloved Bread
Speaker 2: arose in the Feast of First Fruits, so as the
Speaker 2: priests were offering the the first fruits of the harvest,
Speaker 2: Jesus was being presented as the first fruits of the resurrection. See, guys,
Speaker 2: this is just amazing to me. You know, Christ said,
Speaker 2: you know, he come to fulfill the law. And a
Speaker 2: lot of hyperliteral people focus on the law of Moses.
Speaker 2: The law of Moses came because of transgression, and often
Speaker 2: when they use that term law, they're referring to the Torah.
Speaker 2: He was saying he come to fulfill the Torah because
Speaker 2: the Torah was pointing to Jesus's coming the entire way
Speaker 2: that verse that I told you about in Revelations that
Speaker 2: said that Christ was the plan from the foundation. He
Speaker 2: was the plan the whole time. And it's amazing when
Speaker 2: you look at God's calendar, God's timer, his feasts and
Speaker 2: holy days, how they line up perfectly, and how these
Speaker 2: events in the Bible line up perfectly with these feasts
Speaker 2: and holy days, and every single time Christ fulfills the law.
Speaker 2: It's beautiful.
Speaker 7: That is, that's super interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Speaker 6: And they're doing it at certain times a day as
Speaker 6: well to get that energetic charge from the earth that
Speaker 6: alignments of Earth with the Sun and things like that too.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of energy. I mean, you know,
Speaker 6: Christ was sacrificed or crucified on the thirty third parallel,
Speaker 6: which I talked a lot about on my show. So
Speaker 6: there's a lot of like energetic lay lines and energies
Speaker 6: that happen. A lot of these esoteric things, these sacrifices
Speaker 6: and things happen, you know, and that and again that
Speaker 6: goes back to what Pagans do. They sacrifice a lot too.
Speaker 5: So yes, I've I've always found it interesting that that
Speaker 5: why do they sacrifice so much? There's literally a sacrific
Speaker 5: for everything throughout that they do.
Speaker 6: You know, they still do it today through war and
Speaker 6: child sacrifice and other stuff.
Speaker 1: They do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, do you think that, like.
Speaker 5: So because a lot of people attached like a negative
Speaker 5: thing when they say paganism or that somebody is a
Speaker 5: pagan that they're like like this dark person or whatever,
Speaker 5: and then it's just like this little blonde girling now
Speaker 5: I'm a wicked or whatever. Do you think that, like
Speaker 5: it's do you think that pagan paganism is bad at all?
Speaker 7: Likely?
Speaker 5: If you're if you're making, if you're sacrificing children, obviously
Speaker 5: that's terrible. That's very bad. So, like I know, like
Speaker 5: this these New Age move movements and all and stuff
Speaker 5: like that that are attached that with paganism and stuff
Speaker 5: like that, which like I said, like wicked and stuff
Speaker 5: or being a white witch and whatnot.
Speaker 6: If it was if it was good, they wouldn't have
Speaker 6: to put it in Disney movies and all these other things,
Speaker 6: and they wouldn't have to brand it in our minds
Speaker 6: with you know, holidays, Easter and you know, Christmas holidays
Speaker 6: and things like that. If it was good, good just
Speaker 6: feels natural to us. You know, we don't have to
Speaker 6: That's light. That's love and anytime you feel that, anytime
Speaker 6: someone gives you a compliment. We were talking before the show.
Speaker 6: It just feels good. And when you give compliments, it
Speaker 6: feels good. That's what love and light is. That's it.
Speaker 6: There's there's You don't have to read like a million
Speaker 6: different things or study all these different things. Is dark
Speaker 6: and light.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 6: I mean you either if you're doing bad things in
Speaker 6: the name of darkness, then you're on the lower vibrational scare.
Speaker 6: If you're doing things in the name of you know,
Speaker 6: light and love, you're on the higher vibrational scale. And
Speaker 6: anything in between that all of that is energy manipulation.
Speaker 6: Everything is is to manipulate your energy and forget it,
Speaker 6: to disconnect you. Like I said earlier, from source, from light,
Speaker 6: from God. That's we have a direct connection to God.
Speaker 6: We don't need to pray to statues. We don't need
Speaker 6: to have lucky rabbits, foot talismans and all these other
Speaker 6: different things. And they're trying to summon something, they're trying
Speaker 6: to pull something from the ether. We're we don't have
Speaker 6: to do all that. All we have to do is
Speaker 6: look inward, look look towards that light within us. That's
Speaker 6: why when we pray, we close our eyes. And that's
Speaker 6: why when you hold up your hands you can feel
Speaker 6: that energy when you worship God. So all this other
Speaker 6: stuff is just they're summoning some kind of you know,
Speaker 6: negative energies. They've got to do all these different things
Speaker 6: and make bruise and you know, chop off you know this,
Speaker 6: make homunculuses and all these other things. I don't know, man,
Speaker 6: that's pretty simple.
Speaker 1: I mean the church, you know.
Speaker 2: You know, because it said, you know, at the at
Speaker 2: at the cross, you know, his final words, he said,
Speaker 2: you know, it is finished, and it talked about that
Speaker 2: said the veil, the temple veil was torn from top
Speaker 2: to bottom. And that veil it was talking about that
Speaker 2: was this dividing wall, curtain that kept people from entering
Speaker 2: the holiest of holies. And this was the presence of God.
Speaker 2: So it was a separation for us from God. So
Speaker 2: it was even signaling there that dividing while that separation
Speaker 2: between man and God was now gone. But before we go, hey,
Speaker 2: I want to hit you guys with this because it
Speaker 2: takes full circle to the thing I was talking about
Speaker 2: the cross and the wilderness, the sacrificial things. I'll tie
Speaker 2: in drop caps in your old English Bibles. You know
Speaker 2: a lot of people look at those and just thinks
Speaker 2: those are just decorative and that's you know, pretty little, twisty,
Speaker 2: big letters. But no, they copied that from the Hebrew
Speaker 2: Bible and with the Hebrew languae, which those letters are symbols.
Speaker 2: You know, they have meanings to them. You know, there's
Speaker 2: some like some symbology and some esoteric stuff, and they
Speaker 2: used that in their scrolls and their books that it
Speaker 2: was like a style of writing they used. And basically
Speaker 2: that was like a headline on a newspaper, and it
Speaker 2: was a style of writing they did. So they knew
Speaker 2: when they're writing something, that first letter was to symbolize
Speaker 2: the subject matter of the scroll or the thing they
Speaker 2: were talking about. So, for instance, Genesis, the first symbol
Speaker 2: is a bet. Well in Hebrew, that bet is a
Speaker 2: symbol for home. So Genesis right there. Any Hebrew person
Speaker 2: reading that soon as they seen that first letter, they
Speaker 2: knew this was a book about home.
Speaker 1: So when you.
Speaker 2: Get to John chapter nineteen, verse twenty two, this is
Speaker 2: that scene where they're making the name plate of Jesus,
Speaker 2: and the Pharisees are just pissed. They're like, no, you
Speaker 2: can't put that. You got to change it. And what
Speaker 2: it said. It said in there that they wrote Jesus's
Speaker 2: name plate. This name plate was basically your your charge papers.
Speaker 2: They hung this above the cross. That way, whoever passed
Speaker 2: by they seen your name and what you were being
Speaker 2: killed for. And it said they wrote it in Hebrew,
Speaker 2: Greek and Aramaic. That way everybody knew what was up
Speaker 2: and that it read Jesus of Nazareth, king of the Jews.
Speaker 2: And the Pharisee said, no, no, no, you must change it.
Speaker 2: You must change it that he said he was king
Speaker 2: of the Jews, or he claimed he was king of
Speaker 2: the Jews, and pilot in this text he just says,
Speaker 2: I have written what I have written. And once again,
Speaker 2: well we're not, you know, Jewish, it's lost to us.
Speaker 2: But that drop cap thing comes into play. And that's
Speaker 2: why they got so pissed off, because when you take
Speaker 2: that and you look at the very first letter of
Speaker 2: each of those words, when you take them out and
Speaker 2: put them together, it's the tetragrammaton. It's the name of.
Speaker 1: God, yolde hay vov hay.
Speaker 2: So they killed him for claiming to be God, and
Speaker 2: even his name plate proclaimed him to be. And it
Speaker 2: comes full circle the day of Atonement, the Levite priest
Speaker 2: and the holiest of Holy sprinkling the blood on the
Speaker 2: mercy seat, saying the hidden name of God, behold the hand,
Speaker 2: behold the knelt yodey vov hay. There he was on
Speaker 2: the cross, had the name of God written above his head,
Speaker 2: and the priests the final thing they would say when
Speaker 2: they sprinkled the blood, they would say, it is finished.
Speaker 2: And that was the last dying words of Jesus Christ
Speaker 2: on the cross.
Speaker 5: I want to start reading the Bible. The last time
Speaker 5: Justin was on I told him that it almost seems
Speaker 5: like God seems to be reaching out to me right now.
Speaker 5: And the more people that I talk to, like like
Speaker 5: the three of you, and Drew ski is one of
Speaker 5: them for sure, and Riley and stuff like that, like
Speaker 5: I think there is like I have I have this
Speaker 5: like weird feeling of like I want to get baptized,
Speaker 5: And I know that doesn't make me more like closer
Speaker 5: to God or anything. I just know that forming a
Speaker 5: relationship with him is what's going to bring him, bring
Speaker 5: me closer. But my son is has randomly started talking
Speaker 5: about God and he's created a TikTok where he shares
Speaker 5: scripture and stuff like that, and he's asked me for Bibles.
Speaker 5: My my daughter all of a sudden, because I've been
Speaker 5: talking to my son about God and stuff, then she
Speaker 5: wanted She's told her mother. She's like, instead of getting
Speaker 5: me a tablet, I want a Bible for Christmas and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. And I'm just like, what is happening
Speaker 5: right now? And I just feel like the two, like
Speaker 5: two of the most important things of my life are
Speaker 5: now like talking about God.
Speaker 7: Like I feel like there's something to that.
Speaker 5: And I mean, obviously he knows me, he knows that
Speaker 5: I care about them so much, and that's what he's speaking,
Speaker 5: That's how he's speaking to me.
Speaker 7: So I just wanted to share that with you guys.
Speaker 7: So great.
Speaker 8: I think that's the sign of the times as well.
Speaker 8: I think, yeah, even children understand the importance at this time.
Speaker 8: And it's not weird to feel like you want to
Speaker 8: be baptized. You know what I did it and I
Speaker 8: already what technically was through the LDS Church. But you know,
Speaker 8: he doesn't have to be in a church. I did
Speaker 8: it in a reservoir because I felt like that was
Speaker 8: more connection with where I'm at in my journey. So
Speaker 8: and it doesn't have to be like people make it eat.
Speaker 8: They're like you literally could have a normal person help
Speaker 8: you with that. So it doesn't have to be a priest.
Speaker 1: It doesn't your warfare. It's a decoration of war, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean that's probably why you're getting that tug honestly,
Speaker 2: because it's it's a it's planting your battle flag, letting
Speaker 2: the enemy know which team you've batten for.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I feel that. I feel that.
Speaker 5: All right, guys, this was an awesome, awesome chat. I
Speaker 5: really appreciate all of you. If you don't mind one
Speaker 5: last time letting everybody know who you are where they
Speaker 5: can find you, and we'll start with Heidi awesome.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you so much again for having me. I
Speaker 8: love everybody on this panel. I always have a fun
Speaker 8: time talking to everybody, so thank you for that. And
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Speaker 7: Nice, nice, well, Heidi.
Speaker 5: I adore you and thank you so much for doing this.
Speaker 5: And justin if you don't mind going ahead and letting
Speaker 5: everybody know where they can find you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Prometheus Limb's podcast, same thing, anywhere you can
Speaker 2: find the podcast stuff. Just search up the name. You'll
Speaker 2: be able to find me there. And I'm that weird
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Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: You should.
Speaker 2: It's more content man. That way all your listeners can get.
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Speaker 7: Go ahead, Brad.
Speaker 6: I think I think we ought to leave everyone on
Speaker 6: this note as well. The rabbit is a trickster. It's
Speaker 6: a shape shifter. So the idea of the Easter bunny
Speaker 6: being a rabbit designed to lead you down another rabbit
Speaker 6: hole and get you again off the spiritual path of
Speaker 6: awakening and Christ and light and love and all the
Speaker 6: other stuff. So remember that anytime you see Easter rabbits
Speaker 6: in the esoteric and the occult world. That means that
Speaker 6: it's a symbol of chaos and it's trying to drive
Speaker 6: you away from the path of light and love. Okay,
Speaker 6: So anyways, you guys can find me at the awakenpodcast
Speaker 6: dot com. All of my links are on there. I
Speaker 6: have my own little link tree on there as well.
Speaker 6: I don't actually have a link tree, but I'm not
Speaker 6: big on like YouTube and rumble and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: There's a reason why I do that for I do
Speaker 6: web design and marketing for a living, so I know
Speaker 6: the kind of corruption that's involved with shadow banning and
Speaker 6: all that stuff, like I see it every day through
Speaker 6: search engine optimization and things like that. We talked about
Speaker 6: a little bit before the show. So but you can
Speaker 6: find me at my website is probably the best place
Speaker 6: to go, and also find me on Spotify and Apple
Speaker 6: and also if you guys don't mind kind of plug
Speaker 6: Two more shows two friends of Mine go ahead, man
Speaker 6: okay with Kevin Okay, Yeah, Arrivals from Codegas, Codecs of Curiosities,
Speaker 6: and my buddy Caesar Pagan from the Beyond the Frequency
Speaker 6: three six nine podcasts. Go check those guys out as well.
Speaker 6: Awesome shows, Awesome guys.
Speaker 7: So nice man, nice man.
Speaker 5: Well again, guys, I appreciate you taking the time. You know,
Speaker 5: time is our greatest currency, and the fact that you
Speaker 5: guys came and spend spent this time with me it
Speaker 5: absolutely means a lot to me. And I appreciate all
Speaker 5: three of you. Love all three of your shows. I
Speaker 5: listened to it as much. Listen to all of your
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Speaker 5: to get to your guys, and I just wanted to
Speaker 5: let you know that I am also a fan.
Speaker 7: So I I am.
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Speaker 8: This concludes our broadcast day.
Speaker 3: Click because in the end, none of us have very
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Speaker 9: Distressed, cast your eyes to the summer sky, when the
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Speaker 9: shooting star streaks through the blackness turning night and the day,
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