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Speaker 4: Welcome to Enigma Cast Nerds. I've got a special guest
on tonight, Doc Brown aka Justin Brown, East Tennessee.
Speaker 1: Boys.
Speaker 4: As you can see, they break the mold when they
make our type there and so Doc Brown has written
a book and I have brought him onto the show
to talk about this book. Enigmates. This is a fascinating
book that he has written. I've actually am in the
process of getting ready to order it. My schedule has
been jammed up, and I'm actually happy to meet your acquaintance.
Speaker 1: Doc.
Speaker 4: Introduce you to all my nigmates. So Doc, please tell
us a little bit about yourself and then we can
dive into your book.
Speaker 1: There, buddy, Hey, man, I appreciate you having me. And yeah,
we found out pre role where we've stomped around in
the same woods. We're both the you know, Tri State
area East Tennessee boys. Ye, and we got a mutual
friend with with Harley, so he's one to hooked us up.
So Harley, if you watch this, man, I appreciate it.
But yeah, man, just I'm a hell billy man. I'm
East Tennessee boy, been a factory at most of my
life and uh uh, you know, I grew up and
was raised in the church. You know, of course had
my you know, rebellious stage like anybody else, but it
was always fascinate with history, UFOs, cryptids, and the Bible
and just to all the weird stuff, you know. And
it was probably maybe around twenty twelve I got exposed
to like Trey Smith from God in a Nutshell on
YouTube and then that kind of just led me down
the road to like Derreck, Gilbert, Mike Heiser, doctor jud Burton,
and just some of these people that kind of running
our circles and started just showing me all this fascinating
stuff in history and in the Bible and all these
ancient texts, and it just blew my mind, man. And
it was kind of like a Laddin, you know. It
opened me up to a whole new world. And I
just started going down these rabbit trails, man. And next
thing you know, I started talking to friends about it,
and we were like, Hey, one of my buddies is like,
let's start a podcast. And so I was think it
was in the twenty twenty two, started a podcast with
some boddies called the dig Bible Podcast, and we done
that for a year and a half or two years.
And so then I wanted to go deeper into not
just the Bible, but into ancient lost civilizations and cryptids, UFOs,
all that kind of stuff, but just kind of filter
it through my Biblical perspective on things. So then I
started the Prometheus Lens, and long story short, ended up
stumbling on this subject matter with Esau and started going
through just all kinds of rabbit trails with ancient biblical
texts and extra biblical texts and Jewish legends and lore.
Just man, I found a really cool story that was
broken up into a million pieces and put it together
for the first time. This I can honestly say, this
is unexplored territory. It was fascinating to find it.
Speaker 4: I totally agree with you, man. I've got the cliff
notes of your book, and I want to before we
get into that too. I also saw I called one
of you, like I said, I told you my phone
spies on me. So I'm getting some of your contents
blowing up. And you actually had a very interesting take
on the Book of Revelations that I've been saying for
a while that I totally agree with you on. And
we'll get into that as as we progress. But real quick, man,
tell everybody where they can find you and where you're at,
and let's give your let's give your book a proper
plug here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man. As far as the podcasts, you know, it's
the dig Bible podcast and Prometheus Lens podcast. Anywhere you
can consume content, uh, YouTube, Spotify, Apple, any of those places.
You just search up the name, you can find it there.
Same thing with the social media's I'm on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,
ex TikTok all those places. Just search up the name.
You'll be able to find it there. And that the book.
It's exclusively on Amazon right now. So just go to
Amazon and just type in the Epic of Esau and
you'll be able to find it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all the contact information will be in. We'll end
the description and digmitch you and click on that.
Speaker 1: Go there.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm going to go put I'm going to try
to put the book link in there as well, if
it'll let me do it. Put the book link it
so you can click it and go get the book.
I'm going to order it as well to get into it.
So Doc Brown, real quick, I have some heathens. Not
everybody was raised like we were with the belt and
the switching in the church, So real quick, before we
get into it, give my nig mitesus a quick rundown
on who Esau was and a little bit about it's
a very famous story. It's actually like one of the
I would say, consider a pillar story in the Bible.
And then we're going to lead off into your theory,
which is up on amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh, you know, Esau is honestly one of
the most enigmatic characters in the Bible. And it's kind
of like the Genesis six event. You know, that's blowing
up so big now, the Nephilim giants, you know, you
hear so much about it, and it plays such a
pivotal role in the Biblical text, and all your conspiracy theories,
it all branches back to these Nephilim giants. But in
your Bible, you just get this little blurb in Genesis six.
And that's because the Biblical writers, you know, they felt
they didn't need to theoretically beat a dead horse because
they had well established oral traditions, all these other scrolls
that went into great detail about this event. So they
were like, they weren't thinking about us thousands of years
later reading this, so they were like, Ah, that subject's
well covered. We don't need to go into detail about that.
And that's the same thing I think that happened with
this guy named Esau. So when you go into the Bible,
it just says that, you know, there's this birth of
these twins, or the actually the conception of these twins
Jacob and Esau, and the Angel of the Lord says
that tells the mother that two nations, two peoples are
in her womb, and they battle against each other in
the womb, enmity with each other in the womb, and
that's one would be stronger than the other, but that
the younger would rule over the older. And in Jewish context,
that's completely backwards. The eldest was the one that ruled
and the younger served the older. So and then when
you get the birth, you know, it says that Esau
comes out red, covered in hair from head to toe,
like a Harry Cloak.
Speaker 4: And I think it also says, too, right, like he
was gripping the ankle of his brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jacob, the younger brother was gripping his heel.
Speaker 4: Yell right, yeah, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And when you go through, uh, it kind of
just fast forwards to their adulthood, and it just says
one day that you know, Esau is the mighty hunter.
He's known as this mighty hunter. And he comes in
from the field exhausted and he sees his brother making
some red stew and he tells his brother that, you know,
he's exhausted and he wants some of that red stew.
And Jacob says, we'll trade me your birthright and I'll
give you the stew And the birthright is basically, like
you know, modern context, if your father was Donald Trump
and you're the eldest son, you're going to inherit the business.
You're gonna get the millions of dollars, and you're you're
the next in line with the keys of the kingdom.
That's the birthright. So in this story, Esaul just says, ah, sure,
what use is a birthright to me when I'm dead?
Take it? And just Willy Neely, you know, just trades
the birthright. And then so even that didn't make any
sense to me as a kid reading that story. And
then the biblical text just kind of you know, gives
you the genealogies after that, and he bursts this Edomite
race that basically is a thorn in the side to
God's people and they're always you know, fighting each other
and enmity with one another. And that's all you get,
you know, with basic the biblical narrative.
Speaker 4: Yes, the story, Yeah, the story. The story Again, when
it was I used the term when ink was put
to paper. In their minds, this was like an every
day like Okay, this isn't a big deal. Because they
were into it. But but but, like you said, two
thousand odd years later, when we're looking back on it,
I've always found the story. When I read the story
of Esau, he was so hairy that they said, you know,
I think it was when his brother deceived his father
that his mother like killed a lamb and put the
lamb skin on him, so his when his father was blind,
he would touch him. I thought to myself like like like, like,
you're that hairy. That's I just found it really odd, right,
I found it very odd.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: And then again he was he was referred to as
the great as the great hunter. And so I'm really
big into the that book back there, the fifty four apocraphy,
the books that were taken out of the you know,
the Bible Council of Thessina, and uh, it was not uncommon. Man,
Like if you read the Book of Enoch, the Book
of Genesis makes like crystal clear sense why God came
down and how everything was perverted, and how they birthed
the faith, the Nephilum created the fay and what we
what you know modern day you know, lack for a
better word, a big foot, right, I mean like a
lack of I mean like, there's no other word for it.
A sasquatch. Get into it, right? Yeah, so that is
so in your book. I haven't read it yet. So
in your book, is that the angle that you take
towards who who Esau really was or or.
Speaker 1: Well, what I've done is as honestly, this this was
you get to follow my trail of discovery, honestly, because
my first assumption was when I read it, I was like, man,
this sounds like a sasquatch to me. You know, if
we take the let the text just say what it says,
you know, remove our preconceived notions what we're taught. If
we took that description and seeing this quote unquote man
out in the woods or out on the street, we
would say, I seen a sasquatch. And like you had mentioned,
you know, the when they deceived their their blind father,
they killed a goat and put a goat skin over
the top of the brother. And so the people that
want to say, oh, well this was you know, poetic
language just was hyperbole. You know, he just had a good,
you know, thick beard on him. No, I mean he
was literally that Harry, So I throw out that hypothesis.
I'm like, you know, he sounds like a Sasquatch, you know,
and I want to look further into this. But as
I got to looking, I started going through all these
other extra biblical books and texts, and I do hold
to that, but I started finding and all these other
little interconnective tissue that went along with it. And like,
for instance, I actually had Trey Smith on the show
and we were talking and he was like, oh, well,
you're from East Tennessee. That's bigfoot country. Maybe I'll come
down and we'll go bigfoot hunting sometime and we'll record
it make a documentary. And I said, yeah, man, come
on down, and out of know where, that verse just
sprung into my mind. And that was the first time
that I had this kind of light bulb moment, and
I was like, Trey, what do you think about Esau?
You know, he come out red covering hair and had
the toe that sounds like a bigfoot, don't it. And
he was like, Hey, you might be onto something. Yeah.
He was one Harry dude, wouldn't he. And it was
like that next week I had Gary Wayne on and
we were going through the epic of Gilgamesh, right, and
we get to that story and we get to inky Do.
He's covered in hair and he's this mighty hunter and
fights with Gilgamesh. And I'm like, dude, it sounds a
lot like this, you know, Esau. And then I tell
you know lies. The very next week, I had another
guest on and we were having to go through the
Book of jasher Ye and I'm reading through the Book
of Jasher and then boom, I get to this story
that is almost, I mean, a mirror image of the
epic of Gilgamesh, but it's it's Nimrod and Esau. And
a lot of historians align Gilgamesh and Nimrod anyway, and
this inky Do is described exactly like Esau. And so
when you get into the Book of Jasher, it said
that that Nimrod had built up contentment and resentment and
jealousy against Esau all of his days, and that both
of them, they're claim to fame was they were both
the mighty Hunter. So I said to myself, I was like,
it's kind of like the Highlander man that can only
be one baby.
Speaker 4: You yeah, you you are, you are one hundred percent
onto something too, Like I actually have the book and Jazz,
we actually had my one of my co Hosts is
working on it with me. The Book of josh Or,
I haven't read it yet, but I tell you all, man,
you were onto something right there, because I am extremely
familiar with the Epic of Gilgamesh to the fact how
inky Do was created by the gods, which it really
wasn't it was? And so in the Samerian tablets, enigmaites
the the Book of Enoch and the Epic of Gilgamesh.
The Samarian tablets they read the same. One of them
is like a sci fi novel. The other ones are
talking about the angel. So in the Samerian tablets they
said that, you know, the Aninaki gods, we would call
them the fallen if you're a Christian, one of the
fallen angels. Right, they created incy Do, dude, to calm
you know, Gilga mash Down, I did not know. I
did not know. I did not know about that he
saw and Nimrod connection. But Nimrod, absolutely one was a menace, right,
And and I think it was said that I think
I read something the other day that was telling me
that Nimrod again he was the great hunter, and that
he also claimed to be two third Nepholm. I don't
know if you had heard you r heard that before. Yeah,
and supposedly, supposedly he had the clothes that God crafted
for Adam when Adam, you know, walked out of the garden.
Did you have you heard this done? The same thing
this rabbit hole is with.
Speaker 1: That's that's the main theme of my book.
Speaker 4: Oh is it? So there you go? Mass Look hey man,
you're right on your day. You're my time of weird bro.
We just became friends. Yeah look so yeah, so yeah, please,
I don't want to sell that thunder, but man, that
is I gotta tell you, doc Man, good connection. Man,
that's a good that's a good pool right there. I
mean that is that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That is really really that's very solid. Man, that is
really good. Yes, so please continue yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So you know, like I said, it was kind of
like this Highlander scenario, there going only be one. So
these two mighty hunters were going to clash and see
who the real mighty man was. And it says in
this book of Jasher that Nimrod basically goes out with
a hunting party and goes to hunt this Harry quote
unquote man, this Harry beast of a man Esau and
it says that he goes out with two of his
gibble reem and in the Hebrew that is the same
word used to describe the Nefphlum giants. Oh wow. And
when you go into the Sumerian king's list how you
were talking about, Gilgamesh was named as you know, two
thirds god. His father was listed as Leelu, and Leelu
was a vampire demon. So here you have, I mean,
something like that sounds like it's straight out of a
comic book. You have this two thirds god giant with
you know, vamporistic father, edge with two other Gilbereim giants
hunting this harry sasquatch man in the woods. But it
says that Esau sees them coming and he hides himself
and that when they're you know, unsuspecting, he springs out
from the wilderness and cuts off Demrod's head with a sword,
and that he and that he fights off, and that
goes with the whole vampire thing, you know, cutting off
the head, and that he fights these other two Gilbereim
and kills them. So he kills not one, one, not two,
but three giants single handedly in combat. And then the
other hunting party that came along, but they were separated
from them, heard the cries of the other men and
come to run to see what was going on. But
it says that during all this commotion that Esau takes
the time to remove Nimrod's garments, and it says, and
these garments were the reason that Nimrod was able to
prevail and conquer all the nations. So you don't know
at this moment, you know what's so special about these garments,
but it gives it attributes his power to ruling over
these nations to these garments, and Esau knew it, and
he took them. And it says that Esau runs back
to his tent and hides the garments, and then he
goes into his brother Jacob's tent. There Jacob is preparing
red stew So it dove tells perfectly into the book
of Genesis, and it answers the question because Genesis just
says that this mighty hunter comes in from the field exhausted. Yeah,
he was exhausted, all right, he was. He just fought
three giants to the death and just killed the king.
He's on the run, probably sustained some life threatening injuries
in this exchange. Probably bleeding out, you know, scared for
his life, on the run from killing the king. He's desperate.
So I think that this, you know, asking for the
red stew is more kind of like allegorical, like you know,
sew me up, sustain me, give me sustenance, and hide me.
And it makes a lot more sense to his comment
when Jacob says, you know, trade me the birthright. What
uses a birth right to me when I'm dead? Take it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: Sure. And when you read it, there's so much urgency
in Jacob's voice because it ain't like he just says, ah,
you should trade me the birth right. Okay, yeah, let's
do it. No, when you read that, Jacob says, trade
me the birthright. No, tell me you will do this thing. No, no, no,
swear to me you will do this thing. So it's
like you can hear the urgency. And so I mean,
you can just picture this event going on, him probably
holding his guts, bleeding out and scared to death, and
you know, take it. What use is a birthright to
me when I'm dead? Help me? Promise me, promise me,
you know. So it was pretty cool finding that, And
of course my next question is I'm discovering this, I'm like,
what is up with these garments? Yeah, what's so special
about these garments? And when you keep reading through Jashure,
you discover that these are the super supernatural garments from
the Garden of God that was given to Adam as
a covering. And it traces it that this is the
birthright and it was passed to the eldest son, kind
of like the Order of Malkisa dec it was the
sign and symbol of kingship and priesthood. And it follows
it goes from Adam, you know, to Enoch Matthuselah to Noah,
and it says that Noah had them on the boat
and carried them through the flood, and that in Ham's
going out, that Ham stole the garments and then give
them to Cush, and that Cush hid them away. And
it says that Nimrod was the child of his old
age and whom he loved exceedingly, and that at the
coming of age, when Nimrod turned twenty years old, he
was given the garments, and that when he put on
the garments he became a gibble rem. Yeah, and that
answers the question everybody postulates in the Book of Genesis,
because it doesn't say that he was a gibberriem. It
says he became.
Speaker 4: He became. So No, No, that that that that is?
That is that that's very well stated right there and
exactly right. I've had this conversation before about Nimrod, how
he he h wasn't like that always and when he
when he got when he became, that's when he became
two thirds God is when he put on those clothes, right.
And another fun fact that I don't know if you
knew this or not, Doc, but the oldest word ever
discovered for a vampire is actually Samerian vamperium, right, So
I don't know if you can add that to your
list as well, because I didn't. I didn't know about
the the blood drinking basically nephelim the lineage that came
down there as well. But No, that's that is that man?
That that is So I'm in like it makes pretty
sense to me, Like I'm wired that way though, But
I can ask you too when you were talking about it,
and I can see him coming back from battle fighting
three johns. I mean, Nimrod was reported to be about
I don't know if he was all always this big.
Well when he put the clothes on, he became this big.
But Nimrod was somewhere around fifteen feet tall, is what
they were saying he was from what I was reading, right,
and you know, correct me if I'm wrong. He was
also building the Tower of Babel, which some people say
he was, you know, a stargate or some type of
tech ancient technology that he It wasn't just a tower
that he was building, and that so that would mean
that like Esau would had to have been you know,
maybe not fifteen feet, but he definitely wasn't five feet tall.
Like he must have been a pretty imposing figure himself
at eight feet nine feet tall. And when you go
into you know, sasquatching bigfoots, the ones in Alaska, there's
actually a medical term for it. Creatures that live in
colder environments get bigger over time. Right, So farther north
you go, the bigger creatures get, especially in very cold
places like Russia, the wolves and all that stuff. And
the bigfoots of Alaska, you know, they're reported to be
twelve to fifteen feet tall. And you get down around
Washington State, you know there are always like ten get
down around Appalachias, they're like eight nine feet tall. So
and you get and you get down towards the skunk
apes down towards Florida, they're always eight seven So you
can just see there's a little progression in there, right,
But uh no, I could see Esau saying, hey, look,
I don't look I'm dying, like you know, help me,
hide me, feed me. You know they're after me, right,
swear it, swear it, swear it. Right, So yeah, I
don't what does it matter if I if I'm dead. Right,
that's a good That's a really good one, man. Now,
good good they good good connected DUTs there, man, good
job bro.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, it was awesome just to find this stuff.
I love digging through this stuff and connecting these dots.
And so when I found that too, I had to
go back to Genesis. And then I got to looking
and I was like, you know, there is there any
more backstory to these garments? And I stumbled across Lewis
Ginsburg and he wrote like a seven book series called
the Legends of the Jews, and he compiled all the
ancient legends and lore of the Jewish people and compiled
compiled them, you know, in a seven book series and
it's amazing. I got the digital copy through logo software
and uh so I got to looking through there and
reading some stuff, and uh and I was I was
going through just even the Bible, you know, you know, Lucifer,
or not even Lucifer, because I mean that's a Latin,
you know translation. But the Nakash in Genesis, you know
that that Hebrew word can means serpent. That's how it's
translated into English. But for those that's not familiar with
Mike Haiser, you know, he done, you know, great work
on breaking that word down. And just the Hebrew language
is just like the English language. You know, one word
can have multiple meanings, so you have to look at
the context of how that word's used to figure out,
you know, what is the best, you know word to
put in there. So when you read in the Garden,
you know about this nakash that deceived Adam and Eve
and caused the fall this word and the cost yet
can mean serpent, but can also mean the shining one
or the one who practices divination. So what makes more
sense a talking snake caused the fall of Adam and
Eve or a shining one, a one who practices divination,
a divine being, a member of God's divine counsel that
was there that rebelled and caused the fall that way.
That was something that Adam and Eve seen every day
in the garden, was familiar with, trusted to me, I mean,
that makes a lot more sense than a talking snake.
Speaker 4: Yeah. No, you're, you're, you're, You're totally got on. I'll
add I'll add a little extra layer there. I've had
several conversations, and I think now people may be starting
to come around a little bit more. I've often said
that one hundred percent it wasn't a snake. I even
I even went to the theory that it was a reptilian
like creature, like a draco or something like that, because
in the you read the Bible, Satans referred to as
the dragon, that old serpent or something like that. Right,
And then there was also something I read that he
took on the form of a dragon when he as
his final form when he fought Michael, when Michael captain
him and Michael battled. And again, if you follow every
every single, every single ancient culture as a word for
a shape shifting reptilian creature, every single one of them,
from the African Zulu, to the Japanese, to the Hindus,
the Naga, even South America in Peru. In Peru, they
have a statue down there of a giant reptilian looking
god that they used to pray to back in the
day that looks like a basically kind of a t
rex head. Right, But when you read the Fall of
Adam and Eve, he's they call it the Temptation of Eve,
But really all he does is ask a question, did
God really say this that he said you can't do that?
Did he really say that Adam's not present when this happens, Right,
Eve's alone with Well, you just said with something that
didn't scare her. Wasn't like the snake was just there
talking to her. There is no other mentions of any
other animals talking in the garden. There's no other creed
like she's talking to a dog or a rabbit. Like
it wasn't like an enchanted forest.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: So so to me, I'm like you, I can't I
always on this channel. I have like a baseline mentality
what I approached to, Like, Okay, we know it was something, right,
we know that something happened, that something was there, But
it wasn't a talking bowl constrictor on a tree branch
like like that. That what was that movie Mowgli was
you know the general book? It wasn't that one hundred
percent wasn't that? And that bothers Christians. I don't know why, man.
And like I said, man, that bothers Christians when I
bring that up, that it could possibly be there. And
if you if if you even go and read more,
I mean, if you just analyze the text. When he
when he comes into the garden, Yeah, he looks at
Eve and asks, where's Adam? Right? Why are you hiding?
What's going on? What's he already knows? You know what
I'm saying. It's the same way like I say, you
catch your kid drawn with a cran on the wall
in the bedroom, and you walk in there and said,
who did this? You already know who did it? Right,
She's the only one in the room of the crown.
But it was the punishment for the serpent. The serpent
didn't speak right, He doesn't. He doesn't really say anything,
doesn't do nothing. And he says, Okay, you're doomed to
crawl on your belly for the rest of your life,
and you'll be a I think what he says, a
sore in them, and there'll be a bruise on your
on your Oh, you'll be a saw on their heel
and a bruise on your head or something like that. Right,
and then man, the Bible goes on to constantly reference
those on the earth and in it on the earth,
and in it on the earth, and in it will
bend the knee or whatever. So that is another good
reference right there too, because if you go down, if
you don't even have to go down that, if you
just subscribe to the theory that the watchers were on
the earth at that time. She was talking to somebody
that she knew or that something that didn't alarm her,
and it was just and it was just he just
put that seed in her ear and she ran with it. Right,
So yeah, that's a that's another great connection or what.
So in your opinion, what do you think it was?
Speaker 1: I think it was a member of God's divine council,
you know, because where it says, you know, in Genesis,
it says, let us make man in our image. That's
plural language. I don't think that was the Trinity. That's
how I was raised. But after I got to reading
and studying that stuff. I mean, they had a divine
council worldview, and the Greek stole it. When you think
of Zeus and the pantheon of gods, that's how the
ancient Jewish people seen yehueh. But he was the creator God,
and all these other gods were created, you know, little
g yeah, lower costs. Yeah. And they helped him like
a family or a king's court. And when you go
to the Book of Job, when he finally gets fed
up with Job's griping, and he says, you know, where
were you when I laid the foundations? Where were you
when I hung the stars and did this, and did that,
and laid the plumb line? And he said, and where
were you? He said, when the morning stars, the sons
of God, the Benaha Ilohem sing for joy at the
sight of creation. So that shows you they were there.
They witnessed creation. So that's to us an hour that
God's let us make man in our image, because the
Book of Job tells you they were there, and this
Nakash was one of them. And I think through my
studies that he was the first king or priest of
creation because when you go to Ezekiel twenty eight, and
all scholars agree that this is talking about, you know, Satan,
the Nakash. It's a condemnation to the king of Tire.
But halfway through it changes and it's clearly not talking
to a human anymore. He says, you were in the
garden of Eden. It said you were perfect in the
day that you were created, until iniquity was found in you.
It said, every precious stone was your covering, sorryest topaz,
barrel onyx jasper. It lists all these stones. The Masoretic
texts lists nine, but the septuagen lists twelve, and it says,
you know, and there was gold inlays in your settings
and you know, and talks about how beautiful this garment is. Well,
this is a complete polaroid image of the priestly epod
of the priests. That this was the instructions that God
gave to Moses to make for the priests. And even
when you go down, yeah, and you go down. Even
in that same chapter there it says when it's talking
to Satan, it says, and you profaned your sanctuaries. So
it's painting Satan in a priestly role. Wearing a priestly garment,
and it says outright that he profaned his sanctuaries, so
he had a sanctuary, he had a priestly garment. So
I was theorizing in my head. I was like, what
if when he tried to deceive his you know, younger brother.
If you look at you know, Adam and Eve and
the heavenly beings as like the family of God, mankind
is the younger brother, the heavenly beings are the elder brother.
If you know, if the nakas tried to deceive the
younger sibling and in doing so it backfired and he
was demoted. Yes, and that God removed his priestly garments,
stripped him of his position and bestowed it upon mankind.
And that is the coverings that was given to Adam.
Speaker 4: Now that's that's that's that's that makes a lot of
sense to me too. I think also in the Book
of Job when God, when Satan prepears before God, God
said where have you been?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: I think he said walking.
Speaker 1: To and fro to and fro on the earth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like it was his right, but I mean it's
not anymore. But no, that's great man, No, that's really good.
Speaker 1: And the rabbis they all traced their their beginnings and
origins to Adam. They said he was the first king
and priest of all creation, and the first thing he
done when he left the garden he did a sacrifice
and everything else. And but when I found Lewis Ginsburg
the legends of the Jews, they say outright that the
coverings of Adam was the coverings of the Nakash. So
it come right out and said it, you know. So
I was like, well, there you go, and so that's
you have this, this is the birthright. So something that
was Satan's you know, pride symbol, something he wore with
pride and pomp, you know, his status symbol was taken
from him and given to his you know, quote unquote
younger brother, something beneath him that he was trying to
trick is now walking around with his position, his priestly garments.
That alone would make Satan hate you and explain the
motive hatred for mankind.
Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely absolutely what that would That would that would
make perfect sense to you, right like like why like
does the never ending hatred cycle? Knowing that sooner, sooner
or later, you know that his you know, sooner or
later the ultimate follow it through it and well, actually
a good segue right in the Book of Revelations where
I want to take this conversation, but he has an
expiration date. He doesn't. And that's why I tell some
of the reasons why I tell one of the conversations
that I talked to people. It's about you know, I
I don't put any stock into timelines, none whatsoever, None whatsoever.
No one knows the day of the time, right.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 4: Jesus clearly said that except my father. No one knows
the day of the time, except for my father. And
I think it's for that's because Satan doesn't know it either.
That's the thing too that I think that it's one
of God's mysteries or one of his master strokes on
his plans. Was is that keeps Satan always you know,
any second now could be my last or whatever. Right,
But it led me into this conversation I've been having
with people, and some people are starting to come around
to it. And I saw one of your short clips
as I was going through where I tell people that
the Book of Revelations is actually a two thousand plus
year old, you know story. It's something that everybody's waiting
for it to start it Like, no, if you if
you read it and you go into it, and you
really go into it, you break it. You start breaking
it down, like it's almost from this from me looking
at it, it's like this way past half halfway completed, right,
And it's like so when you with the term revelation,
I use a term to reveal, right, it's a revealing
of scenarios to go through with it. And there's things
in the Book of Revelations that I read and people
are waiting for happen and I'm like, no, that's like
that's like already happened, Like that's that's already done, Like
that seal has already been opened and broken. And then
what we have, I'm gonna get your thoughts on this.
What we have is that human beings we try to
put like a a calendar on everything. When I try
to explain to them that the Bible says one day
in heaven is a thousand years on earth. So it's
like it's in the scriptures where I'll say that, right,
but there's a thing in there where it talks about
this is where this is where I want to make
sure on your video. It came to me and it's
something that I always found as unexplainable is when Satan
was cast down, it said it took a third of
the stars with him, right, And if you look up
into the sky at like I want to get this rate,
I can't remember the constellation name, Yeah, Hydra, the Hydra constellation.
So yeah, so so you can explain that to my
Do you subscribe to that too? Because that fits for me?
But you can you explain that for us?
Speaker 3: Doc?
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh yeah. Revelation twelve, I'm a firm believer that
you know that was the birth of Jesus. Yes, And
because when you read that, it says plainly, it says, behold,
these signs were in heaven. It says a woman clothed
in the sun. That's Virgo.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's it.
Speaker 1: There you have the sun in her womb. You know,
that's the su In and the son. It's pregnant with meaning.
And it says that she was crowned with twelve stars
on her head. That's the constellation Leo. Leo has twelve stars.
And then it says the moon under her feet, and
it says the dragon laying at her, laying underneath her
in wait to devour the child. That's the constellation Hydra,
and where the stars take the same path year after
year continually. It's like a clock. And with all the
software we got now, you can go in and rewind
those hands just like any clock, like a time machine.
And all of those things line up over the Middle East.
And when you take the moon specifically and put it
under you can narrow that date down and time to
a two minute window. That's awesome, and it takes you
back to September the eleventh, three BC. That is the
birth of Christ and that is the star sign in
the heavens that the Magi seen yes and so yeah.
And it says that at this when this happens, it
says this is when the war breaks out in heaven.
So it's like, you know, I believe that when this happened,
this is when Satan and his entourage was like, Okay,
this is it, this is this is the plan, this
is it's going down. Now, we got to make our move,
and the war breaks out. And it says that that
the tail sweeps down a third of the angels. And
what's crazy is when you look at Hydra, its tail
takes up exactly one third of the night sky, and
where the tale is there is a significant lack of
stars compared to the rest of the sky.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's that's unrefutable, and it's not even hard
to find one. When you spoke on that, I went
out there and I was like, that is that? And
then yeah, also when you go in to not even
our Christianity, Christianity beliefs, you can go back on that
same time period and the Chinese said, will tell you
that they read the same things from the stars and
that you know the Savior was born or whatever was
born to come down there. They're talking about Jesus. I
didn't do that any justice because it's been a while
since I read that, but all the science pointed to it.
And also it makes perfect sense in my mind. I've
always known for a long time. I have some some
you know, I I I have a personal belief when
I read the Book of Revelations that the Mystery Babylon
is the Catholic Church. It's it's there's nothing wrong with
people that are Catholics. I'm not going hard on anybody,
but the Catholic Church is Mystery Babylon, right, And when
they changed his birthday to what it to the to
the twenty fifth, which is actually a covering up a
pagan holiday. I forget what it's called the winter.
Speaker 1: Solstice something like that, Saturnalia.
Speaker 4: Saturnalia, right, and so that right there, if you, if you,
if you peel back those layers and you start really
getting into it, Yeah, he was. He was born in September.
For the longest time, I was like, I thought it
would be July, right, But then this new thing I'm
working on is that how the you know, our calendar
is supposed to be really thirteen months of twenty eight days,
with one day for the resurrection, which was April first,
which they call April Fool's Day if you believe in
the resurrection. That's just how my mind works. But when
you look at that stuff, what it is to go
through with it, I cannot understand why more people don't
see it. That's when it broke out. It broke out
two thousand and thirty years ago, is when it is.
When that started, right, It's not the people are waiting
for that first thing to happen. That's already happened. We're
way way into this. To this I can't give you
the exact sealed or horn on whatever went to wait.
Speaker 1: That's why you see when that happened too, because it said,
you know, revelation. It says woe and to the inhabitants
of earth, because he knows his time is short. Because
if you look what happened right at the birth of Jesus,
Herod put out a decree to kill all the newborn
babies because why because Satan and those third of angels
that were knocked out of Heaven and cast down to
Earth started whispering into the ears of all the rulers,
there's a child born that's going to overthrow your kingdom.
You better kill it. And they started murdering all the babies.
But the Angel of the Lord warned marrying Joseph, and
they fled to Egypt and were saved. And the ascension
of Jesus Christ because when you read the scrolls, he
gets the scroll from the right hand of the Father,
because that's at the sense he says, behold, lamb that
was was slain. He comes in at the right hand
father and takes the scroll and starts opening the seals
that set the ascension. You know, we don't know, like
you said, what seal we're on. But John was seeing
Jesus come up from the mount of Olives, come into
the throne room of God and take the scroll and
start opening the seals right then.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's it's and again. I just I just
don't know how more people can't see it. I just don't.
I just don't. I don't understand it. I often question
him to have you I try to do this a
little bit better. I'm like, have you read it? Like,
like have you have you read? Have you read? Have
you read it? And then like tried to like overlay
it to what has actually happened. Jesus says, you know,
I think he was. I think I forget you what
said it too? But I saw Jesus fall, like Jesus says,
I saw Satan fall from heaven like lightning, right, And
it makes sense the day he was born, you know
what I'm saying. Down he saw him fall from heaven
like lightning, right, get cast out of heaven like light
and it comes straight down and it immediately, like you said,
it immediately kicks off, immediately starts right there with the
massacre of the children, the wise men going back a
different route, not going back the way they came going
through it, them having to flee to Egypt and stay
there until they get pulled out. And then it just
goes on. And then it goes on, and it goes on,
and it gets into it. But that's the thing that
where I am at right now in the I tell
people that if you read the Book of Jubilees, it
talks about God telling everybody that we're supposed to be
on a solar calendar calendar and not a lunar calendar, right,
because it messes up the holidays and also makes up
the holidays or whatever. But he also tells them that
we are on a divine schedule, right, and no matter
what happens or what we do or what goes on,
this schedule must must be fulfilled and it must come
to fruition to happen, right. And God through his mercy
can prolong an event or prolong or shorten an event,
but that event is going to eventually happen and so.
Speaker 1: And it all goes with his calendar. You know, God's Daytimer.
Anybody that that's into this kind of stuff, I highly
suggest you check out Mark Bilts. He wrote a book
called God's Daytimer and he talks about all the Jewish
feasts and holidays and how they're significant with prophecy, how
all the major events of the Bible correlate with these
feasts and holy days, and even the birth of Christ.
The September eleventh, that happened during the Feast of Tabernacles,
and that's significant because this is when the Moses and
the Hebrews celebrated when the spirit of God came down
and rested on the arc, and so God's spirit dwelt
amongst his people, and during this week the people would
dwell in tents, and this is when they would celebrate
the spirit of God dwelling amongst his people. So how
fitting that when God came in the flesh, he come
during the Feast of Tabernacles, but this time he physically dwell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny you brought that up to because the
day I was reading I was reading it, I think
the month is Ni Nima, Nemo, no Nissan.
Speaker 1: Nissan and Nissan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so Nissan eleven. It's not a part for
a Honda, everybody, that's actually the that's actually the Hebrew
word for the month, Nissan the eleventh. How am I
saying that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Doc.
Speaker 4: How do you say it? Yeah, Nissan Nassan, right, Nissan eleventh.
Throughout history, that date has been incredibly important. A lot
of things have happened on that date over and over
and over and over again. To go down to it
and I even, you know, I don't want to be
that guy, but like nine to eleven happened on Nissan
eleventh as well, and to look back through history to
do it. But yeah, that's where that's where I get
into trouble with especially you know how we grew up.
You know where we grew up, right, so you can
you can imagine what I just said doesn't go well.
Speaker 1: Just saying that there's more than one God, talking about
a divine council and stuff that we're from your you're
a hairtic going to hell?
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, so yeah, so so the conversations I have
with with with certain people, I have to slowly walk
them into it. But one of the things that I'm
not that I'm I just I just for the life
of me, can't get anybody to I mean, other than you,
You're the only other. You're the second person I've heard
who thinks the way I think that The Book of
Revelations started two thousand and thirty twenty five years ago
when Jesus was born, or however farther than the day right,
And so it's clearly to me, like I said, man,
it is. It is so obvious to me when you
start reading it and you start going through it, and
if you just would shift your mind right. And I
try to tell people that biblical prophecy lays over history
as well, like so if you just take if you
read the Book of Revelations and then just take take
their religious site out of it and just put down
historical events, and you will be you'll be shocked at
how these things line up and how they keep moving along.
But you would you would think I'd ask them to
pull their black molars out with a pair of plyers.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: I mean, like they just just not having it, not
doing it. It was a snake, clearly says it was
a snake. Clearly says it was this can't do it.
Speaker 1: So anyway, Revelation is tricky too, I mean the Bible,
even in general, but especially revelation. You know kind of
view it is like it's a it's a ki. Yeah,
it just rotates right back into itself over and over again,
and I believe prophecy even though it's been fulfilled, and
we can see it's been fulfilled, it kind of like
it repeats and cycles, Yeah, keeps coming back.
Speaker 4: I thought this, I thought. I thought. I thought the
same way too. On how how I called you ever
seen the I know you have you ever seen the
symbolism of the snake eating its tail?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the ora boris.
Speaker 4: So that's when I when I when I when I'm
reading this these biblical prophecies, I'm reading that and I'm like, yo, man,
like that's just the thought that I get in my head.
And I actually live about thirty minutes west of d C,
and I was I went to d C for the
UFO u AP hearings and I was in there and
one of the admirals was talking about like I just
did a post about this yesterday. I met Tim Burchett,
when the congressman from Tennessee, and he's he's really big
into like getting this going. But he said that you
know that they live in the oceans, And that was
on camera. Off camera, he said that there was a
seven different types of what he called you know, aliens
or ET's ubi s or whatever living in the ocean.
And then when you read the Book of Revelations, all
the beasts come out of the ocean, right, they all do, right,
And that just burned into my psyche man when they
were up there talking. And again, if you if you
read the Bible and you read, you know, the Book
of Enoch, and then you just go and study and
read the Samaran tablets they're telling. And now now I'm
gonna I'm gonna take what you ran with Esau and
Nimrod yogamesh inky do you lay those on top of
each other? They're saying the same thing. They're saying the
exact same stuff. One saying they're aliens, the other one's
saying they're fallen angels. That's where you get the big,
the big argument coming back and forth. It's a pretty
big argument in the UFO community about their benevolent or
there you know, here to hurt us they're evil And
the same thing when you go into the Bigfoot community.
When you get in there, people will say they're, you know,
Giganticus Pithecosauricus right there, there's some extinct you know, and
to me that this makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, right,
And then you get the other ones who say no,
they're they're divine beings. They have capabilities, you know, they
can you know, disappear, they can do whatever they want
to do. There's a lot of arb activity associated with
them sometimes when you go into it. But if you
just if you just take both of them and overlap
them and then go back and read any version of
history that you want. The Bible is one of the
greatest tellings of history, you know, ever, major events, and it's.
Speaker 1: Still it's it's just verbage, you know. I mean, it's
the same core. Everybody get caught up on verbage. But
that's one of the major kickbacks I get is with
a lot of people in the Bigfoot community when I
talk about you know, my my hypothesis in the book,
is there like, oh, well, what about the the wo
You know, it can't be a human because you know,
you have the orbs ufo, the mind speak, the phasing
in and out of reality. And I tell them, I'm like, well,
when I followed this trail, you know, the legends of
the Jews, they point to Esau being of a serpent seed.
They say that Esau was even born with a serpent's mark,
and that his guardian angel his angel was Semi l
and that's the name of Satan before the fall, according
to the Jews, and even in an our book, our
sixty six book, Cannon, the Birth of Esau is a
polaroid picture of the curse and the Garden of Eden,
because what did it say, you know, you mentioned it earlier,
you know, with the curse, it says, I will put
enmity between her seed and thy seed, the woman's seed
and the serpent's seed. And what did he say? He
said one would bruise one's head and the other would
bruise the other's heel. So it's like Satan reached in
the womb and kind of perverted and tried to flip
the script almost because Esau comes out first with his
foot literally pushing on Jacob's head, bruising it to exit
the womb, and Jacob clutching and bruising the heel. Yeah,
and then you have these garments into play, right, So
it's like, if you know, these garments were taken from
the nakash and given to mankind, and the first born
is the one that gets the birth right. If, according
to the legends of the Jews, if Esau was a serpent, seed.
Of course he'd want his he'd want to manipulate and
twist the wound where his seed come out first, and
got the birth right. That way, the garments, his garments
was back into the family fold. Yeah, and then when
you get to the lineages. Now this is what's really interesting.
And I give credit where credit is due. This wasn't me,
This was me just gathering pieces. But Gary Wayne in
his book The Genesis sixth Conspiracy, he did such a
good job with the genealogies. Man. But when Esau marries,
he takes three wives, okay, and two of them are Canaanites. Well,
not only are that canaanitess, thanks to Gary and his
deep dive, they were Whorides and he Etes, they were
known giant clans. And the one father in law that
was mentioned it said that he was from Mount Sier
and that he was a chieftain. Well, when you break
down the etymology of that word Sierra, that means Harry. Right,
So you have this Harry quote unquote sasquatch man marrying
into this Nephelum giant clan that is known to be
Harry and breeding with it. So you can imagine the
kind of you know, strange pups that would be thrown
from this union. And here's where you have the birth
of a Malik who bursts the Amalekite race, which once again,
when you break into the etymology, that name means blood
liquor in Hebrew. And these were like the berserkers of
the Levant. They were known to be just ruthless warriors
and dominated the battlefield. And when God's people left Egypt,
the Amalekites were the ones that first attacked them. And
it says that basically they were like ghosts that they
picked them off one at a time and picked off
the women, the children, and the elderly, the ones in
the back, and retreated back into the wilderness before they
even knew what happened. And they tormented them for months
like that before they finally even had their battle. And
the writings of Rashi, he was a medieval rabbi, he
said that the Amalekites were known sorcerers and that's why
God said every man, woman, child, and animal, because they
were known shape shifters. They would shape shift into animals
to evade capture. And they're you know, in their wilderness
wanderings is where you get all of your commandments, you know,
do not do this, do not do that. So I
mean I said it in the book. I said, you
don't get rules, laws, regulations if these rules, laws and
regulations ain't being broken already. Yea. So it's what does
it say if we take a look at those it says,
no longer will you sacrifice to Harry goat demons, Yeah,
it says. And in concerning those goat demons in Isaiah,
what does it say. It says that these in the
septuagen it says the Satyrs will dance in desolate cities.
I think they're talking about these Amalekites. I think they're
getting universe site from Esau and the these giant clans.
Speaker 4: No, I think you're right too. And if you go
and look at the God, if you go and look
at the Baphomet, that's where you know what they're talking
about there as well. And then when you you go
and read the specific instructions on Jericho, Nope, it killed
the dogs, It used to kill all the animals. Kill.
Don't take anything, don't take anything out of the city,
don't do any of that stuff, right, don't do nothing.
And I can't remember the tribe that was in there.
But I've always knew that it was some type of
Nephilim offspring that was in that giant city of Jericho,
because talks about how great their walls were, right, like
how their walls could not come come come tumbling down,
right and to go and and said, no, that's great man,
that's yeah, man, that's that's a that's a that's a
good genealogy. Pull right there, man. So yeah, and it
just goes to show you.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and in there, but it said too, they said,
don't drink the blood, do not seek necromancers or sorcerers,
do not pass your children through the fires of Molak.
I think they were giving them all these because these
were the practices of these Amalekites, and God's people were
starting to imitate them. So God laid down the red line,
said no, you can't be doing this. And when they
finally end up having their battle, this is that famous
story where Moses has to hold his rod, his supernatural rod,
over his head on that mountain to defeat the Amalekites.
And it says that when he grows tired and he
lowers his staff, that the Amalekites started winning and only
when Joshua and Caleb would raise his arms for him
that they were able to overcome them. So there's this
whole supernatural war going on behind the scenes that we're
not reading in the Bible. I think that Moses is
up there battling against the Amalekite sorcerer on the other
side of the valley.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, Yeah, for sure. They take they they took.
I mean, I've been saying this for a while before
I let you go. We're coming up on our time here, man,
you got to come back on the show man. There's
so many other questions we need to talk about. But
they they take all the mysticism and the supernatural out
of out of the Bible. They take it all out right.
And and I have my own personal beliefs on why
they did that and and why they don't even really
in a lot of churches don't really even teach it
anymore to go through with it. But what you said
is one hundred percent probably exactly what was going on.
Why would why would they have why would he have
to hold his arms up for them to win? He
was it was for a reason. It wasn't for God
saying doing it for fundsies. Right, hey man, you know
how you hold this to your shoulders burned. There was
a reason for it, right, and they take it out.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: But like again when you when you go and look
at the and people also say that, oh, look they
were committing genescie. Well they're in the impression they're just
fighting other humans. They weren't fighting other humans. They were
fighting the things that were extremely evil and extremely dangerous,
and they were following the commands to you know, finish
what the flood didn't get man, that was to wipe out,
you know, the last of the nepheline bloodlines of the
serpent seeds. As you were talking about this as well.
Speaker 1: And I think that answers the woo though. That's why
I was getting at because people say, oh, it can't
be a human because of the UFO, the orbs and
the phasing inning out of reality. According to the Book
of Enoch, these nephilim, you know, their spirits are left
to wander as demons and torment mankind. So it's like
if these Harry quote unquote sasquatch looking men that died
in antiquity, their spirits are left here, So wouldn't they
want to choose a familiar form. Yeah, and at the
same time they're filling angel uncles. If they're traveling around
in ufo, you know, spacecraft is that's if that's their
way of conveyance or these orbs. Of course they're going
to be associated with them in close by and checking
on their you know, their their dead offspring and their
relatives and things like that. All that stuff's going to
be correlated because they were they're dead Nephlom spirits of
these hybrid races that were known sorcerers.
Speaker 4: And yeah, I mean it's and that's I'm sure that's
well received in that Bigfoot community. I get a lot
of heat when I talked to my Bigfoot guys in
there or whatever. I'm like, if it was a leftover dinosaur,
we would have already found them. These things are obviously
not what we think they are. And you know, getting
caught up on the woof and I did. I've did
some stories about the surf and long stories or whatever.
We grew up in the Appalachian Mountains. We've seen all
types of weird stuff I've heard. I've heard of these
things literally rising up out of the ground, like coming
up out of the earth. Rising up out of the
earth right.
Speaker 1: Looking Harley's pictures and stuff. Man, they're wow yeah man,
so yeah, so and and and again.
Speaker 4: That's that's the thing. You lay out a whole spread
and this is this is, this is so, this is
my one thing about like other researchers, everything you just
laid out, Doc, and they focus on the WU. That's
like what, Like what do you talk about? Like you
did you hear anything we talked about?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: And you focus on that WU. I don't know, maybe
he thinks it's fun to go and get you to
look around in the woods like maybe you know, maybe
he was Why why do they throw rocks at you sometimes?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Like maybe they just think it's fun to do. But yeah, man,
that's the thing that I get with when I talk
to people. I just laid out all this stuff for you,
and your gotcha with me is like, oh what about
that WU? Like okay, yeah, yeah, sure, what about that WU?
Did you not hear nothing we said about Esau or whatever?
Speaker 1: What about it?
Speaker 4: Yeah? What about the WU? Who cares? R Anyway? Doc,
great conversation, man, Please you gotta agree to come back, man, right.
Speaker 1: Because I got oh Man, I love to come back yeah,
but you have. There's the cover, guys, you get on Amazon,
look for that big Harry Yoked guy.
Speaker 4: Yep, exactly, it's going to be. It'll be back there
on my collection when it comes in. After I read it,
it'll go up on the Wall of Fame. Back there
to do with it, Doc Brown, Everybody go get his book.
The link will be down there. It's called the Epic
of Esau. It's a great from conversation we just had.
I'm very intrigued to read it and everything like that. Doc,
one more time, tell everybody where they can find you,
and we'll walk us side of here.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, I appreciate you having appreciate the conversation. Love
to come back and take deeper dives, because you know,
this book is two hundred and seventy pages, it's fifteen chapters,
so we yet we didn't even scratch the service.
Speaker 4: So doctor, we'll do.
Speaker 3: Doc.
Speaker 4: Let me get it, let me read it, and then
come back and let's break it down. Man.
Speaker 1: Sound good, Yes, sounds good. But yeah, guys, anywhere you
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, cheaper in the price of eggs. Right
now you can get you a book, and you can
get smart up. And you know how we do around here, nerds,
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what about the wou Like I'll put that on a
T shirt and melt to your house. So yep, and
you know how we do around here, nerds. That's all
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Speaker 1: Five