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Speaker 1: interesting things here, and I'm going to show you something
Speaker 1: after this too, the all that pierces the year. I
Speaker 1: found something that in my in my phone from like
Speaker 1: two years ago, and it was a it's a it's
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Speaker 2: All right, let's do this, h really, I mean, the
Speaker 2: whole Trump campaign, the whole the signer of this guy.
Speaker 2: It's essentially a cult of personality. And now that Elon
Speaker 2: Musk and r if Kai are involved, it's going to
Speaker 2: be even more so. Of course, you know, because a
Speaker 2: lot of people are going to see this as you know,
Speaker 2: the uniting of the freedom fighters. And nothing could be
Speaker 2: further from the truth. I mean, Elon Musk is totally
Speaker 2: capitulating to Israeli as a full blown Zionist. Who would
Speaker 2: say and Rfk is absolutely a full blown Zionist. I mean,
Speaker 2: check this out.
Speaker 3: No one of them are your friend, Bobby Kennedy an
Speaker 3: I'm little friend of this will in the Trust community
Speaker 3: for joining us. The celebrate is not great and it's
Speaker 3: your seventy bit birthday. Maybe this crowd loves you, and
Speaker 3: did you see how much they have the love of
Speaker 3: showing you your family's legacy or your families contribution for
Speaker 3: America and the friendship tweeners well in the United States
Speaker 3: and others.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and Rabbi Schmoolly, what an ugly little
Speaker 2: cra that man is.
Speaker 4: He looks like a walking.
Speaker 2: Rat, just a bag of rodent shit of some kind,
Speaker 2: you know. And it's not even not even a good bag.
Speaker 2: It's like a really cheap, cheesy plastic bag, one of
Speaker 2: those really flimsy ones, you know. And this is who
Speaker 2: they intend to have ruling the free world, because of
Speaker 2: course it's not really a free world at all, folks.
Speaker 4: It's what they want it to be.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, archery nice, Is that what that is? Or is it?
Speaker 1: It's probably not archery. Maybe it doesn't. I would use
Speaker 1: that such and get kicked out.
Speaker 4: Probably Well.
Speaker 2: In this place, folks, I haven't been out here since
Speaker 2: the conference. I've got a bit of art and a
Speaker 2: bit of stuff going on out here. Interesting to see.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we're heading for pretty exciting times, folks, pretty
Speaker 2: dystopian times as well. It's really difficult to see how
Speaker 2: this can be stopped. I mean, really, they're putting all
Speaker 2: of the chess pieces in place, and they're really going
Speaker 2: hard to make sure it.
Speaker 4: All comes to fruition.
Speaker 2: It's kind of freaking how they do it, fas they're very,
Speaker 2: very clever of these things.
Speaker 4: They really are.
Speaker 2: And I'm convinced now, as I've said many times, I
Speaker 2: mean I've spoken about it a few times, I'm convinced
Speaker 2: that the Trump shooting, the Trump alleged assassination was a
Speaker 2: staged event. And remember when I said a few weeks
Speaker 2: ago that there's a Jewish ceremony where they pierced the
Speaker 2: ear with an awe in order to signify capitulation. This
Speaker 2: is when someone becomes a willing servant to their master.
Speaker 2: So I guess they're no longer a slave now they
Speaker 2: are a willing servant.
Speaker 4: Well, check this out.
Speaker 5: The current non Jewish Messaia was chosen to be of
Speaker 5: service to the Jewish people and the uish Messiah. President
Speaker 5: Trump's right here was graized in it.
Speaker 1: I was collecting all these videos on my own to
Speaker 1: show you, but then I found Max's video and it
Speaker 1: had all them in there.
Speaker 5: So awesome simbable gesture of Exodus twenty one six with
Speaker 5: the Torres states that a servant who wants to remain
Speaker 5: with his master needs to have his right ear pierced.
Speaker 5: Trump was designated as God's servant, an anointed one, just
Speaker 5: like Cyrus the Great almost twenty four hundred years ago.
Speaker 1: There's that Cyrus, and the clarified.
Speaker 5: In several videos that the absolute deadline for the redemption.
Speaker 1: Remember the coin Cyrus is, He's super imposed on top
Speaker 1: of Cyrus like a like a like a layer. Right,
Speaker 1: Cyrus is behind him. But for it a little bit is.
Speaker 5: By the end of the Jewish year five seven hundred
Speaker 5: and eighty seven, which corresponds to October second, twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 5: one thousand, one hundred and sixty seventy eight.
Speaker 1: That's how much time we have to live. Everyone, In
Speaker 1: case anyone is wondering.
Speaker 5: It's from today. Thus the redemption will surely occur during
Speaker 5: Donald Trump's tenure.
Speaker 1: Okay, so redemption. I hope you guys read my book.
Speaker 1: I hope you understand what Sabotaze Heavy and Jacob Frank
Speaker 1: mean by that notion. They have to condition the world
Speaker 1: for the return to the Messhak not our guy. That
Speaker 1: guy might not even be our guy. We don't know,
Speaker 1: but their idea of this is to con totally corrupt
Speaker 1: and destroy and corrupt the blood shots the entire world,
Speaker 1: make it insane and evil, and that paves the way
Speaker 1: for their meshak to come and clean stuff up, which
Speaker 1: would be all the nations or Gentiles if you prefer.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: There you have it. That's the timeline he just told us.
Speaker 5: And I have good reason to believe Donald Trump was
Speaker 5: chosen to be the one to redeem the sins of
Speaker 5: Asa through offering his assistance in rebuilding the Holy Temple
Speaker 5: on the Temple Mount and establishing the Jewish.
Speaker 1: Kingdom, and that will be the red half for sacrifice,
Speaker 1: the destruction of Alaxa, the dome of the Rock, and
Speaker 1: not so much rebuilding, because that's that's a claim, but
Speaker 1: a building of a temple there and.
Speaker 5: Over all of mankind in Jerusalem. Perhaps it is no
Speaker 5: accident that the numeric value of Donald Trump in Hebrew
Speaker 5: is the same as Messiah, son of David Moschierben David
Speaker 5: four hundred and twenty four. However, Donald Trump is mistaken.
Speaker 5: If he thinks he was chosen to make America great again,
Speaker 5: he will, no doubt of a lot of good things
Speaker 5: to strengthen our economy, protect our borders, and allow religious
Speaker 5: freedom to flourish.
Speaker 1: Protect our borders. He made a statement that with AI coming,
Speaker 1: we need more hands on deck, we need more of
Speaker 1: this invasion. And since on the topic of invasion, so
Speaker 1: we know that they're being paid. We know that they
Speaker 1: get cards, bank cards with money on them. They're all
Speaker 1: youthful males without families, most of them. They got to
Speaker 1: mix in the field right to make it look somewhat
Speaker 1: believable when they put cameras on it and sell it
Speaker 1: to the to the public. But for the vast majority
Speaker 1: of these eight to ten million people that have come in,
Speaker 1: I'm curious how big is our military arm all the
Speaker 1: enforced branches together, how many members are there, and what
Speaker 1: does that? What does that in comparison to the ten
Speaker 1: million or so that have come in. Not to say
Speaker 1: that they aren't also controlled by the same people. So
Speaker 1: those are you, these are plane closed un mercenaries, Like,
Speaker 1: at what point are we going to call them that,
Speaker 1: because that's what they are. If they're coming here to
Speaker 1: raise hell, cause havoc, rape, pillage, murder, what at what
Speaker 1: point do we call them mercenaries, guns for hire. And
Speaker 1: you know how they always say, well, when you're protecting
Speaker 1: your home front, you know, somebody who's a hired gun
Speaker 1: doesn't have the same, you know, the same tenacity for
Speaker 1: their job or right whatever, the same, They don't have
Speaker 1: their heart in it. Well, consider this, Even though these
Speaker 1: guys right here are the ones behind all the imperialism
Speaker 1: and evil that comes around the world these past so
Speaker 1: many centuries, they use fronts like the British Empire and
Speaker 1: things of that nature to actually carry it out. So
Speaker 1: they hate us. They hate us because they made them
Speaker 1: hate us, and they're going to be quite quite angry.
Speaker 1: And that is just as powerful as protecting your home front,
Speaker 1: your your home ground. Just things to think about.
Speaker 5: But America will never become a gate country on its
Speaker 5: own because Aceov's days are numbered. All our elite institutions
Speaker 5: and centers of power and influence are rotten through and
Speaker 5: through the majority of Americans under thirty, who are college
Speaker 5: educated and who are the future leaders of America support
Speaker 5: the vicious monsters of Ramas.
Speaker 1: So if you aren't pro Israel, you support Hamas. Now
Speaker 1: do you understand what all those protests were at these
Speaker 1: ivy League Schools, Harvard, Yo, whatever the hell Columbia. Mostly
Speaker 1: that would so they could say things like that. They
Speaker 1: could point their finger and say, see, it wasn't It's
Speaker 1: all contrived by the same goddamn people.
Speaker 5: Rather than the holy and courageous soldiers of the IDF.
Speaker 1: No, you can you say noble and courageous soldiers of
Speaker 1: the IDF without laughing or p king.
Speaker 5: He can, human being, even Donald Trump can reverse this. No,
Speaker 5: the greatness of America does not lie in its own success.
Speaker 5: America will be great when the Messiah comes and the
Speaker 5: leader of this country, on behalf of all the good
Speaker 5: people in this country will humbly present himself to the
Speaker 5: Jewish Messiah and ask him to accept the United States
Speaker 5: of America into a new alliance of countries who accept
Speaker 5: the leadership of the Messiah.
Speaker 1: Oh, that sounds like the one world United Nations government
Speaker 1: right controlled by them and the Knights of Malta.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a new United Nations will replace the current cesspool
Speaker 5: that goes by that fraudulent name. Are real United Nations,
Speaker 5: united to serve.
Speaker 1: God, led by the United to serve their God and
Speaker 1: their Messiah. He's leaving out words that are kind of important.
Speaker 5: Messiah and based in Jerusalem. And my feeling is that
Speaker 5: the United States on the President Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, So they also said beware of the end of
Speaker 1: days when it is announced that the Vatican will move
Speaker 1: to Jerusalem.
Speaker 5: Yeah, will be the first lesson to join.
Speaker 2: So that's interesting, isn't it. And it's remarkable how self
Speaker 2: righteous these people are. I mean, if you listen to
Speaker 2: that rabbi, he seriously believes that Hamas is evil and
Speaker 2: that the Jews are the only righteous people, and these
Speaker 2: faith Jews. This is why I've been putting so much
Speaker 2: focus on mistranslations in the Bible and stuff lately, folks.
Speaker 2: And don't worry, I'm not going religious on you or
Speaker 2: anything like that. I mean, I think all religious devented.
Speaker 2: I've always said that. But by the same token, the
Speaker 2: people who run the world totally believe in their religion
Speaker 2: and then in their doctrines. And in order to understand
Speaker 2: those who would rule over you, you need to understand
Speaker 2: the methodology they use, and you need to understand the
Speaker 2: way they think. That's what I've been going through the
Speaker 2: Bible so much. I mean, I've mentioned it at nauseum
Speaker 2: about the real meaning of the word Israel. It's actually
Speaker 2: those who chose God. And how this has been inverted.
Speaker 2: Everything's been inverted. See those who chose God know their
Speaker 2: God's chosen people. When really it's the people who chose
Speaker 2: God inverted.
Speaker 1: See why that's an important word. This is what they
Speaker 1: do to everything. They invert everything. This is a Frankist signature.
Speaker 1: It's a larn Kabala signature actually, but promoted in a
Speaker 1: put An ema by sabaday Zev and Jacob frank.
Speaker 4: That's the way they've done it.
Speaker 2: They've inverted everything because they've done with our legal system
Speaker 2: and they've inverted that. It's not about bringing justice to
Speaker 2: people anymore. It's about exercising control over people. Look how
Speaker 2: they've inverted the language something that I spoke about years ago,
Speaker 2: I think maybe back in twenty I was talking about
Speaker 2: how English is a constructed language. It's the language of commerce.
Speaker 2: It's an intellectually based language, so there's not a lot
Speaker 2: of haw fulfilling in it. It's very difficult to convise
Speaker 2: spiritual perspectives in English.
Speaker 1: I've often okay, so nice segue here, I Oh my god,
Speaker 1: it's I got it. The type in here is so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They have lots of space on that paper. Why is
Speaker 1: this type so small? And there is eight hundred and
Speaker 1: something pages in there, eight hundred and forty eight. If
Speaker 1: you talk about the glossary, this is gonna be one
Speaker 1: hell of a task to accomplish here. That's hope. What
Speaker 1: happens reck on it a language that you can actually
Speaker 1: express yourself in. Was the whole point in Ancient Greek.
Speaker 1: Correct mask keeps raising because computer secks.
Speaker 2: He used the word dama to illustrate this point. How
Speaker 2: he could write a whole thesis to explain what the
Speaker 2: word dumb means. If you're speaking Hindi, you just say
Speaker 2: damma and they know what it means in all of
Speaker 2: its aspects. And it's a very spiritual type word. It
Speaker 2: contains a lot of spiritual understandings, just the word itself,
Speaker 2: if you understand the meanings and insinuations of this word.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they've inverted everything. They've inverted what religion was
Speaker 2: supposed to be. I mean, Jesus Christ, even if he existed,
Speaker 2: And a lot of people will debate that, and for
Speaker 2: the purposes of this discussion, it's irrelevant as to whether
Speaker 2: he existed or not. But the story goes that he
Speaker 2: was an anarchist. He spoke out against religion, he spoke
Speaker 2: out against government, and so they inverted that and they
Speaker 2: created a religion and basically a form of government over
Speaker 2: his name out of his teachings, you know, like the
Speaker 2: law that we are given now is based on canon law,
Speaker 2: based on biblical laws.
Speaker 4: So this is basically.
Speaker 2: Everything he was speaking out against, and they've inverted that
Speaker 2: to turn it into a system of control. They invert everything, folks.
Speaker 2: Look what they're doing with the genders, trying to convince
Speaker 2: women they can become men, trying to convince men they
Speaker 2: can become women, and this is creating a horrific scenario.
Speaker 2: I mean, people are destroying their own bodies in this belief,
Speaker 2: and everything has been inverted. Even what that rabbi was saying,
Speaker 2: how Hamas are evil and the Jews are righteous, this
Speaker 2: has been inverted. Jews are actually incredibly evil people. I mean,
Speaker 2: look at some of the stuff they've done through Gaza,
Speaker 2: beheading of babies, raping of women, the way they legalize rape.
Speaker 2: Just the other day, and that guy who raped the
Speaker 2: Palestinian detainee to death. Nine of them raped this guy
Speaker 2: to death of an iron battern.
Speaker 4: Just horrific.
Speaker 2: I mean, they raped into the point that they did
Speaker 2: spinal damage. So imagine what they were actually doing to
Speaker 2: this poor guy. This guy, rather than being charged for
Speaker 2: his crime, I mean when they tried to arrest him,
Speaker 2: there was almost a civil war. You had people all
Speaker 2: over Israel protesting the innocence of this guy, and they
Speaker 2: basically condoned rape. And the soldier said the rape was
Speaker 2: done in self defense. I mean, you can't make this
Speaker 2: shit up. But that guy, he's now doing a talk
Speaker 2: show tour. He's now a celebrity in Israel and he's
Speaker 2: doing a tour of talk shows in Israel. I mean,
Speaker 2: you really can't make this shit up, folks. These people
Speaker 2: are so backwards and everything is so demented with what
Speaker 2: they do. But the problem is that they actually believe
Speaker 2: it because they've under.
Speaker 1: That blank ass zombie stare completely devoid of any empathy
Speaker 1: or sympathy. That's what we're dealing with, and that's what
Speaker 1: has all the power. How did that happen? Oh and
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm reading into a waddle book. I
Speaker 1: think it's called Wdell or Waddell w A D. D.
Speaker 6: E Ll.
Speaker 1: But it's about the origin of language. And sure enough,
Speaker 1: they're making a strong case for Phoenicians and false Phoenicians,
Speaker 1: and the original Phoenicians, not the ones that became merchants,
Speaker 1: abandits and freaking highway robbers and uh, you know, criminals
Speaker 1: on the sea, but actual seafaring Scythian slash Aryans that
Speaker 1: created the language, created language period. So they they try
Speaker 1: to take that, and uh, they try to claim every
Speaker 1: accomplishment as their own. They try to say that they
Speaker 1: brought culture and civilization and morality to the world. Nothing
Speaker 1: could be further from the truth. And I don't think
Speaker 1: I need to convince any view of that. But reading
Speaker 1: this is just yet another deception. Because if there was
Speaker 1: a Jesus el Savior Christ, and it is the way
Speaker 1: it's been depicted, at least the way it's commonly accepted
Speaker 1: to have gone down, then it indicates and boy doesn't indicate.
Speaker 1: And this is probably the reason why they jumped all
Speaker 1: over it and wrote it in a satirical, satirical way,
Speaker 1: maybe with the ancient Greek, because that's who penned it.
Speaker 1: It was you know, Alexandrian Jews when they made the
Speaker 1: septuagen right, didn't really put him in a very good light.
Speaker 1: But then they decided to co opt it when they
Speaker 1: later did the ancient Hebrew right, trying to make it
Speaker 1: look like it's backdated by putting an ancient Hebrew well
Speaker 1: funny thing that would make Jesus pretty much almost certainly
Speaker 1: an arian. That would really screw up their their there's
Speaker 1: their story. I'm not I'm gonna I'm gonna read more
Speaker 1: of this. I just started reading the Elliptical last night
Speaker 1: because I finished mind comp finally, but I will be
Speaker 1: sharing that and I think that might be another mind
Speaker 1: blower once we uh, once we get into that detail.
Speaker 2: Literally generation programming. Diargogus charge nothing could be further from
Speaker 2: the truth.
Speaker 1: As tho they're quite literally before the impostors posing as
Speaker 1: who actually did all this stuff, whom they hate, whom
Speaker 1: they want to destroy. White man, you know, is a
Speaker 1: congruent to Scythian slash Germanic slash Goth slash Aryan people,
Speaker 1: because they would have to destroy them otherwise the cat
Speaker 1: might come out of the bag. Right. They destroyed libraries,
Speaker 1: burned them, got rid of a lot of evidence, maybe
Speaker 1: maybe socked away a bunch of it into Vetican vault
Speaker 1: for their own uses. But holy shit, because I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously they need they need the advancements in the and
Speaker 1: the know how and the creativity of us in order
Speaker 1: for them to parasitically co opt that and then of
Speaker 1: course make their false claims that it's all them. It's
Speaker 1: all them, always them, they're the chosing ones. Sounds like
Speaker 1: the arians might be the chosing ones.
Speaker 2: Oops, real Jewish rice, You've got to understand how this works.
Speaker 2: Rikes everything has been inverted, and that's the point of
Speaker 2: the exercise prices to revert to everything. And you know,
Speaker 2: the genocide in Gaza is still ongoing. As I've been
Speaker 2: pointing out you for the last ten months. I've got
Speaker 2: a million people now squashed into an area of fifteen
Speaker 2: square miles in southwestern Gaza. My friend Nadal is amongst them,
Speaker 2: and this is a death camp basically, folks, they intend
Speaker 2: to genocide all of these people. They're trying to argue
Speaker 2: the case, and no, it's not genocide. We've just sent
Speaker 2: over two hundred thousand polio vaccines into Gaza for the people.
Speaker 1: So oh that's good. So there'll be about two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dead people because of that. Vaccine equals death.
Speaker 2: Everybody see how much we care.
Speaker 4: Polio.
Speaker 1: They won't bring in food, but they'll bring in vaccines.
Speaker 1: Uh huh oh when starvation is in the talmud by
Speaker 1: the way in directed murder. Yeah, we talked about that.
Speaker 1: We talked about that, but let's bring it up again.
Speaker 1: The reason why the Communists, which is them in a
Speaker 1: different name, love starvation so much because it's okay to
Speaker 1: murder people as long as you do it indirectly. So
Speaker 1: starvation would be a great way to do that. And so,
Speaker 1: of course vaccines.
Speaker 2: The result of DDT spraying. When they stopped the DDT spraying,
Speaker 2: polio disappeared. Funny how that works. And the polio vaccine
Speaker 2: is not to pure anyone of polio. It's either to
Speaker 2: infect them with polio or to sterilize them althoth. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and if you're in Gaza, if you're a Palestinian, I
Speaker 2: urge you not to accept any injections coming from the IDEF.
Speaker 2: These people are the worst of the worst, even the IDEF,
Speaker 2: the Israeli Defense Force, this has been inverted.
Speaker 1: They want to rape you to death of the baton
Speaker 1: murder and cut off your baby said, drink the bloodonderful stuff,
Speaker 1: but they care about you they want you to be
Speaker 1: healthy at least sure.
Speaker 2: Back in the nineteen thirties and nineteen forties, when our
Speaker 2: first colonizing Palestine, there were three terror groups that England
Speaker 2: had to deal with.
Speaker 4: One of them was called.
Speaker 2: Haganah, one of them was called Ergon, and another one
Speaker 2: was the Stein Gang. And these three terrorist organizations, who
Speaker 2: were named terrorist organizations by the British government, these three
Speaker 2: terrorist organizations combined to become the Israeli Defense Force, which
Speaker 2: isn't defending anything, it's attacking all of its neighbors. And
Speaker 2: it always has been.
Speaker 1: I've been seeing forever that Israel is a terrorist stee
Speaker 1: I think created terrorists st frankest terrorist state meant for
Speaker 1: exactly what they're about to do the real people, which
Speaker 1: is destroy them them and blame someone else. It's going
Speaker 1: to be a burnt offering again inversion.
Speaker 2: But you look at where all this is going, folks.
Speaker 2: You've got this huge cultive personality, Donald Trump, RFK and
Speaker 2: Elon Musk or all full blown Zionus. The Israelis themselves
Speaker 2: are saying that Trump is the Messiah who's going to
Speaker 2: usher in greater Israel, is going to usher in their
Speaker 2: control grid, the new world order, which will be run
Speaker 2: out of a central location in Jerusalem, the real United Nations,
Speaker 2: they say. I mean a lot of the stuff that
Speaker 2: guy said was true, and the fact that the United
Speaker 2: Nations is a corrupt cesspool. Yes it is, But what's
Speaker 2: it going to be like when it's been run by
Speaker 2: these corrupt fake Jews. It's going to be even worse.
Speaker 4: But that's the plan, folks.
Speaker 2: I mean, they minted a coin for the guy, for
Speaker 2: God's sake, they minted a coin because he moved the
Speaker 2: embassy to Jerusalem. They just ren Golan Heights to trump hets.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can say where all this is going, folks.
Speaker 2: Even the Holocaust was inverted.
Speaker 4: You look at the.
Speaker 2: Actual Holocaust that happened Bolshevism. There tens of millions of
Speaker 2: people who died in the gulags, which are all run
Speaker 2: by Jewish common dance.
Speaker 4: You look at alto more the.
Speaker 1: Or what they did to Germanic people by terror bombing
Speaker 1: cities Dresden, Hamburg, everywhere, everywhere, and also post war from
Speaker 1: nineteen forty five to forty nine. There's a book called
Speaker 1: Other Losses if you want to get the that's a
Speaker 1: water down version, but it's still pretty shocking. They say
Speaker 1: four million, it could have been close to their eight
Speaker 1: starved once again, starved to death, deprived of their rights
Speaker 1: in the you know, human rights and from the Geneva
Speaker 1: Convention by reclassifying them by a different three litter term.
Speaker 1: That was all and how doing that? Who clearly stated
Speaker 1: multiple times that he hated the German people and wish
Speaker 1: he could have killed more.
Speaker 2: Six to seven million people who were killed in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: All of this stuff has been scrubbed from history, and
Speaker 2: all of this was carried out by Bolsheviks, by Jews.
Speaker 2: That's all been scrubbed from history. Nobody really knows about it.
Speaker 2: And suddenly they invented their holocaust and claimed they were
Speaker 2: the victims and they were the ones who were persecurted
Speaker 2: of World War.
Speaker 1: Two projection blame your enemy for your own crimes.
Speaker 4: Well, nothing could be further from the truth.
Speaker 1: They're more responsible for any of the deaths that happened
Speaker 1: in those camps because they destroyed the trade routes. And
Speaker 1: that also means there was no medicine for the typhus
Speaker 1: ol breaks or whatever disease they actually had prior to
Speaker 1: all that going down. The Red Cross was in there
Speaker 1: was controlled. The British Red Cross was controlled by the Rothschilds,
Speaker 1: So that tells you something too. Right the shots again,
Speaker 1: because they were of course inaculated in the camps and
Speaker 1: people died, there could be something there since we knew
Speaker 1: what Shots do.
Speaker 4: Showed you before.
Speaker 2: There was a book that was written called Germany Must
Speaker 2: Perish in nineteen forty one, which was written by jew
Speaker 2: I believe his name was Theodore Kaufman, and this actually
Speaker 2: spoke about the Final Solution, which was to eliminate all
Speaker 2: the Germans, and of course they changed that, they turned
Speaker 2: it into the Final Solution was all about eliminating Jews.
Speaker 2: They claimed there was a holocaust of Jerwsey in World
Speaker 2: War II and there's no evidence to support it, and
Speaker 2: they whitewashed all the rest of it.
Speaker 4: Again in version. This is what they do, folks.
Speaker 2: They turn everything backwards.
Speaker 1: And one he has one talk with me and now
Speaker 1: he's all talking about in version. That's kind of what
Speaker 1: the whole book is about. Oh, by the way, remind me,
Speaker 1: I am going to send him. I'm going to buy
Speaker 1: my own book from myself through Kindle and sent him
Speaker 1: the Redemption code. Since he's on a trip in May
Speaker 1: might want something to read.
Speaker 2: I was saying about the English language before. I think
Speaker 2: I got a bit sidetracked. But the English language even
Speaker 2: has been inverted, Like back in twenty and ten, I
Speaker 2: looked at.
Speaker 4: Some of the research.
Speaker 2: It was actually brought to a lot by Ben Stewart
Speaker 2: who wrote Climatica an Esoteric Agenda. He was speaking how
Speaker 2: English is actually a direct phonetic reversal of Hebrew, so
Speaker 2: we're actually speaking backwards. And even when you look at
Speaker 2: things like Spanish and other sentences.
Speaker 1: And your language tells you a lot about who you are.
Speaker 1: When you look at the ancient Greek and know that
Speaker 1: the minds were coming from Scythian culture and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: and then you look at what the hell is that?
Speaker 1: What the hell is that?
Speaker 2: And other languages, you will find that the sentences are
Speaker 2: constructed backwards. We say I'm going to the house, the
Speaker 2: Spanish will say to the house.
Speaker 4: I'm going. Everything's been inverted.
Speaker 2: So it sounds all very normal the way we speak,
Speaker 2: but it's actually an inversion of all other languages, and
Speaker 2: even a phonetic inversion of ancient Hebrew, Aramaic things like that,
Speaker 2: you know, and saying Hummus are the evil people, when
Speaker 2: it's actually the Jews who are evil people. And check
Speaker 2: out what this hum Musk member has to say. And
Speaker 2: for those of you who complain about me using foreign
Speaker 2: language clips, well, I'm sorry. This is in Aramaic. It
Speaker 2: has English subtitles. But it's the best I can do. Folks,
Speaker 2: I mean you need to hear what this guy is saying.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, read this?
Speaker 7: I are you doing it?
Speaker 1: What calm are they talking about? What was the end
Speaker 1: settlers helping on? Yeah, a wreaking havoc in the West
Speaker 1: Bank and Jerusalem.
Speaker 4: I feel.
Speaker 1: Well. They pour gasoline benzene feminine into the mouth of
Speaker 1: the child Muhammad Abu who there burn him to death.
Speaker 1: Shocking footage from is really Jewish wedding shows guests celebrating
Speaker 1: the death of a Palestinian baby burned alive in an
Speaker 1: arson attack.
Speaker 4: How come.
Speaker 8: I know you who do it?
Speaker 1: What comm are they talking about?
Speaker 8: You have to have the thun almost.
Speaker 1: Well, the settlers are burning, destroying and rampaging against our
Speaker 1: people in the West day and night. Well, the cam
Speaker 1: they're talking about is you're not fighting back hard enough,
Speaker 1: stealing the land and violating the honor.
Speaker 7: I know you who.
Speaker 1: Dom are they talking about? It's a little hard to
Speaker 1: fight back when you're disarmed. Herds of settlers, the secret,
Speaker 1: the Alexa mask.
Speaker 8: Stopping in but then the mast, the laksa Sharif.
Speaker 4: Home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Al Sharif is another name for it. That's actually
Speaker 1: how I named it in the book. I used their
Speaker 1: words for it are their government, and their government judaizes
Speaker 1: and blesses the city of Elkut.
Speaker 4: So how do I know you do?
Speaker 1: What come are they talking about? Well? The occupation forces
Speaker 1: oppress our people in the occupied land of nineteen forty eight.
Speaker 2: Am warbain Well put?
Speaker 1: What the fat the West Bank aud now shooting and
Speaker 1: killing children, women and the elderly? What does the approaching
Speaker 1: on our homes and sanctuaries?
Speaker 4: What does that?
Speaker 5: Cooles?
Speaker 1: Taking over everything? Green?
Speaker 4: Tell you?
Speaker 7: I know you doing it?
Speaker 9: The thun?
Speaker 1: What come are they talking about? Will I do what?
Speaker 1: The enemy is planed demolished homes on the heads of children,
Speaker 1: women and the elderly. Fun you want? The world saw
Speaker 1: and continues to see pictures of infants, pregnant women, and
Speaker 1: elderly people kneeling on This is what in Ami and
Speaker 1: were being killed by the enemy's air force, the most
Speaker 1: powerful air force in the Middle East, without wearing tons
Speaker 1: of explosives over their heads. Him, let the universe hear
Speaker 1: the words of God Almighty. Parishion to fight has been
Speaker 1: given to those who are being fought because they were wronged. Okay,
Speaker 1: I agree, well in the law and indeed Allah is
Speaker 1: competent to give them victory. Well, don't don't. Don't social
Speaker 1: loaf on that though, buddy, Thinking that God's going to
Speaker 1: come and intervene, I would uh still do my best
Speaker 1: to not let anything shitty happen. You know you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to put forth the effort. Do you want allow
Speaker 1: us help?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's pretty reasonable what that guy was saying, and
Speaker 2: he's correct. That's what I've been subject to for the
Speaker 2: last seventy six years. I've been subject to constant terror.
Speaker 1: I think since I started this broadcast, three more people
Speaker 1: have signed up for doctor Peter Glidden's membership site. You
Speaker 1: remember you have two days left. The link is in
Speaker 1: the description. It's the leave big farm behind. Healthy, Wealthy
Speaker 1: wise is the code. Every word is capped, so healthy, age, wealthy,
Speaker 1: w wise, w thos our capital and it's all put together.
Speaker 1: No spaces. Okay, that's fifty percent off in the last
Speaker 1: two days of it tax.
Speaker 2: But of course Israel calls them the terrorists or it's
Speaker 2: carrying out constant terror attacks against them, just the way ghosts, folks.
Speaker 2: They invert everything.
Speaker 1: They literally created terrorism, but no reve else is guilty
Speaker 1: of it, even.
Speaker 2: The false flags they stage. I mean, we know that
Speaker 2: nine to eleven was staged by the Israeli government. There's
Speaker 2: no way this was done by Asama bin Laden, a
Speaker 2: man on dialysis in a cave in Afghanistan. There's no
Speaker 2: way he had the ability to manufacture this event. And
Speaker 2: they were calling his name out within an hour of
Speaker 2: it happening, claiming he was responsible. I mean, it's obvious
Speaker 2: that it was done by Israel, and I showed you
Speaker 2: the other day.
Speaker 1: Do you want to know my personal experience with that.
Speaker 1: I was in New West Coast Guard as at tel
Speaker 1: communications specialist, which means I handled all the message traffic,
Speaker 1: all the information that goes to the captain. So I'm
Speaker 1: one of the I was one of the few positions,
Speaker 1: had one of the few positions that reports directly to
Speaker 1: the captain or the officer of the Watch. So soon
Speaker 1: as I got back to the boat because we were
Speaker 1: in Kapas and Lucas when it happened. Cabo or was
Speaker 1: a pony, I don't remember. Uh, yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 1: I don't remember. I think it was Cabo. We got
Speaker 1: rushed back to the boat after like ten hours of
Speaker 1: leave and we had to pull all all boats had
Speaker 1: to be pulled in out of foreign ports as a
Speaker 1: quote unquote precaution standard protocol. I guess so they all
Speaker 1: the message traffic, the Z reports, there's like those are
Speaker 1: the super high priority over you know, supersedes. Everything must
Speaker 1: be delivered to the captain by in within five minutes
Speaker 1: of receipt. Those Z flash messages all said al Qaida
Speaker 1: el Kaieda, el Kaieda, al Qaida el Kaieda al Qaida
Speaker 1: al Qaida. This was like within minutes, well maybe an
Speaker 1: hour because it's a time to get back to boon.
Speaker 1: All that from when it the second building fell.
Speaker 2: Oach boy, someone I can't remembers, and I'm somebody's Riley
Speaker 2: parasitic signed that I should stays your false flag attack
Speaker 2: and blow up Alexa Muskin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd have been saying this is gonna happen too.
Speaker 1: I have been saying this since my book last November.
Speaker 1: If it were up to me, I would bomb the
Speaker 1: Alosa Mosque and announce that an Iranian missile had hit
Speaker 1: it in order to trigger a conflict between the Arabs
Speaker 1: and the Iranians. Our problem would then be solved. And
Speaker 1: look what he's wearing like that?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what that is? Well, that's the black cube
Speaker 1: of Saturn. They call it takun. But here, let's have
Speaker 1: all cloks to look at that, should we? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't do zoom on this, but I can show you this.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on. Rebecca has to come in here
Speaker 1: and print something so for the hot sauces. So I
Speaker 1: told her to commend. She hasn't come in yet. Let's
Speaker 1: have a look or teflate to fill in. Sorry to
Speaker 1: give me something else. But here they are. Hey, you
Speaker 1: can get yours online if you want one. They wrap
Speaker 1: you up because everything's literal. Oh look, it's a Barbie,
Speaker 1: a Barbie Saturn and cult worship her. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 1: That kind of fits? But here they are, David laugh
Speaker 1: at these people too. I'm just just so you know.
Speaker 1: The people on top have no religion except for the
Speaker 1: dark cult. Practices that they keep. These people have no
Speaker 1: idea that probably I'm guessing that this is Saturn in nature.
Speaker 1: They just go through the motions because it's what you do, right.
Speaker 1: This guy's his right and error, his injection spot nice.
Speaker 1: And then there's this Saturn worshiped the black cube, black cube,
Speaker 1: black cube, black cube of Saturn. Yeah, yeah, corporate art.
Speaker 1: Starting to make a little bit more sense. There's another one.
Speaker 1: Saturn is a secret god of the occult world. No,
Speaker 1: that's some the Abrahamic religions actually, and they've confused two
Speaker 1: other religions to worship it too, because over in Mecca
Speaker 1: there's a giant black cube with a black stone in
Speaker 1: the corner that allegedly fell from heaven and they circumambulate
Speaker 1: that seven times and then try to get in close
Speaker 1: to kiss it, which are supposedly representing the rings of Saturn. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and there's ice cube just because you know, makes sense.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, that looks like a device or potentially something
Speaker 1: that floats through space. Aliens, it's the Borg, that's what
Speaker 1: they're worshiping. They're worshiping the Borg, hive minded, no, no empathy. Well,
Speaker 1: sounds just like them inhabiting our bodies and mostly technocratic bullshit?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Isn't that the end result of all of us. They're
Speaker 1: trying to make us into the borg through vaccines and
Speaker 1: you know our Wi Fi connection, the why the wireless
Speaker 1: body area network? Huh huh. It's all sound to come
Speaker 1: together now, isn't it. This guy's deep concentration, It's like,
Speaker 1: why did I why was I wanted to God? You
Speaker 1: find nothing? Actually saying that.
Speaker 6: Alright, lollie, we were here, okay, present, give me have
Speaker 6: the corner.
Speaker 1: Oh good, I'm already there. Nice.
Speaker 2: Blame Iran for it because that will put the Arab
Speaker 2: world against Iran because Alexa Mosk is psychled to the
Speaker 2: Arab world, so they need to destroy that. But they
Speaker 2: want to blame it on Iran. Why would Iran blow
Speaker 2: up Alexa Mosk? But that's the plan. And here he
Speaker 2: is actually saying that this is what he would do
Speaker 2: if he had a chance.
Speaker 7: Well, no, no, Maybe one of the missiles will hit
Speaker 7: the mask and clear the place for the third Beta migas.
Speaker 4: I could also be a miracle if.
Speaker 8: It was up to me.
Speaker 7: The last time, when they shot hundreds of missiles, I
Speaker 7: would pretend that one missile came from Iran and shout
Speaker 7: it down. You know, then all the Arabs will go
Speaker 7: against Iran and will be the end of the problems.
Speaker 7: You make them fight with each other. This bunch of
Speaker 7: lun attacks never too late. You deal with a bunch
Speaker 7: of cowards.
Speaker 5: These rely leaders.
Speaker 1: They just want to pass the week.
Speaker 7: Let us survive this week.
Speaker 1: They don't think long.
Speaker 4: Term crazy stuff, folks.
Speaker 2: They are so blatant about their plans and what they
Speaker 2: want to do because they truly believe that they've gotten
Speaker 2: away with this. This is the big moment where Jews
Speaker 2: are going to seize control.
Speaker 4: Of the world.
Speaker 2: I've really got all of the dominos in place, all
Speaker 2: of the chess base.
Speaker 1: Like literally every video that I've collected, he has put
Speaker 1: in this one video like a bunch of med Least.
Speaker 1: I have some more additional ones, but I mean, this
Speaker 1: is telling the tell pretty well. I'm going to see
Speaker 1: if I can get kennot Heap on the show. I
Speaker 1: don't know if he does interviews, but I'm going to
Speaker 1: look at for that. I'm going to check it to
Speaker 1: his Twitter, see if he responds, and then see if
Speaker 1: I can find an email address. If we are twenty
Speaker 1: two minutes into this we're going to ask some point
Speaker 1: you have to switch over to Derek and mythvision and
Speaker 1: try to finish up that Sampson sing. Even though this
Speaker 1: is very entertaining and this is very informative, I think
Speaker 1: we need to make that transition here soon.
Speaker 2: This is on the board for them to actually pull
Speaker 2: this off, folks, if people don't wake up. And that's
Speaker 2: why I've been putting so much focus on the Bible
Speaker 2: and stuff, because there's like two billion Christians in the world.
Speaker 2: If these people could actually wake up how much they've
Speaker 2: been scammed and what the true teachings of their alleged
Speaker 2: Messiah was, well perhaps we could still find a way
Speaker 2: out of this. Because if these parasites masquerading as Jews
Speaker 2: that are living in the illegitimate terrorist state of Israel,
Speaker 2: if they get to a point where they can actually
Speaker 2: control the rest of the world, then we're doomed. Folks
Speaker 2: killing us every way they can. They'll bring in vaccine mandates,
Speaker 2: I'll sign up with the WHO and all that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff. You're able to travel with if you're not
Speaker 2: up to date with your jabs, and all the jabs
Speaker 2: are about is poisoning your body. Vaccines don't work. They
Speaker 2: never have. I've never actually proved any contagion. I've gone
Speaker 2: through this many times as well. I mean, look at
Speaker 2: the work of Andrew Kaufman and Thomas Cowen and so
Speaker 2: many doctors.
Speaker 1: I mean, whether you're whoa actually that was any kind
Speaker 1: of that was all from doctor Stefan Lanka originally, so
Speaker 1: and that's who they got all the information from.
Speaker 2: Like them or not, They've brought a lot of valuable
Speaker 2: information about the true nature of contagions. And the fact
Speaker 2: is that there has never been any type of contagion
Speaker 2: ever proved, and they've never actually been able to infact
Speaker 2: anybody or anything with any illness or ailment that somebody
Speaker 2: else had.
Speaker 4: This just hasn't been done.
Speaker 2: Even inverting the way we think all this AI shit
Speaker 2: that's going on. Chat GTP and Elon Musk is at
Speaker 2: the moment building a supercluster of AI servers to take
Speaker 2: this to the next level. Yeah, wonderful stuff, folks. And
Speaker 2: something else they're bringing in is AI military. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've shown you how in China they're now developing those
Speaker 2: robot dogs that are equipped with machine guns. They're going
Speaker 2: to be soon putting out robot soldiers such as What
Speaker 2: You Saw and Terminator, and they're also working on AI tanks.
Speaker 9: This new AI power tank developed for the US armybsolutely
Speaker 9: incredible and let me tell you why. Known as the
Speaker 9: Ripsaw M five, it requires no human crew. It operates
Speaker 9: entirely autonomously. Once it arrives close to its target location,
Speaker 9: it can switch to a reconnaissance mode, deploying its own
Speaker 9: drone squadron. Equipped with a three hundred and sixty degree
Speaker 9: situational awareness system, the tank uses multiple sensors to get
Speaker 9: a full view of its environment. The weapon system of
Speaker 9: the ripsaw is equally impressive. It can be armed with
Speaker 9: a thirty millimeter chain gun for targeting troops and light vehicles,
Speaker 9: and javelin misses for destroying enemy armour. The Ripsaw M
Speaker 9: five also boasts exceptional mobility thanks to its advanced suspension
Speaker 9: system and lightweight design, allowing it to navigate various terrains
Speaker 9: with ease. It can be transported by helicopters or see
Speaker 9: one thirty planes as it weighs just ten tons. Currently,
Speaker 9: this amazing tank is still in development, but there are
Speaker 9: hopes that the ripsaw M five will be ready for
Speaker 9: deployment by twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: Yes, So people who think.
Speaker 1: That, and that's my concern, like, they're gonna keep us
Speaker 1: busy fighting machines and we're never going to get to
Speaker 1: the people that are actually behind those things, that are
Speaker 1: actually like what casualty is it If it's a piece
Speaker 1: of machinery and no people, and even if you're just
Speaker 1: fighting soldiers, that's not getting to the source of the problem.
Speaker 1: It's not the root cause. You know, the root cause
Speaker 1: is what needs to be addressed. You uproot that, you
Speaker 1: pull that weed, and it's done, came over, We win.
Speaker 1: Life goes back to whatever the hell normal is, you know,
Speaker 1: figure it out, look at our ancestors, figure out what
Speaker 1: was working, and get rid of all this nonsense. But
Speaker 1: if we wait till they have that going for them,
Speaker 1: it's going to be nearly impossible for us to get
Speaker 1: past that, to get to them. I mean even just
Speaker 1: just a switch corporations whatever hell they are these control
Speaker 1: hubs of all this technology, these super overpowered plants that
Speaker 1: are going to be generating for the for the kilgrid,
Speaker 1: if you will, the smart cities, the AI they have
Speaker 1: like fourteen freaking late ones. It's more like four, but
Speaker 1: layers of security to get to them, and they're all
Speaker 1: armed by like military style people. It's not going to
Speaker 1: be easy to shut down the system that's controlling everybody's
Speaker 1: minds or health. Should you say or do or think
Speaker 1: the wrong thing? You know, starving you out because you're
Speaker 1: not You're obsolete. Now sorry, you're obsolete.
Speaker 2: They're going to be fighting against the government and having
Speaker 2: some big rebellion. Well, yeah, you better get to it
Speaker 2: first because you ain't got much time with because soon
Speaker 2: I'm going to be dealing with IOI tanks, IOI soldiers,
Speaker 2: IOI dogs with machine guns.
Speaker 1: And what do you think? What do you think is
Speaker 1: all this stuff that's been installed all around us? All
Speaker 1: four Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Oh, sorry about the
Speaker 1: noise in the background, the com prinators a little loud.
Speaker 2: And hare's war gonna work? How nation's going to go
Speaker 2: to war? What are you going to say? In one
Speaker 2: robot army against the next robot army?
Speaker 1: And then well there won't be more wars once they've
Speaker 1: got all of us mentally and physically controlled through the
Speaker 1: tech that's going to be in us, and that is
Speaker 1: probably already in most of us or killed us off.
Speaker 1: You know what else is there? They don't have to
Speaker 1: pretend that governments exist anymore. China China. You know how
Speaker 1: many Jews were involved in the creating of Mao. Just
Speaker 1: because they have a Chinese looking dude in front doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that that's that China runs their own people. Hasn't
Speaker 1: hasn't been since Hey, that World War two thing that
Speaker 1: seemed to flip the whole entire world upside down in
Speaker 1: many different areas of the world. I guess I can't
Speaker 1: say globe because that freaks people out. Who cares what
Speaker 1: sheep it is? If it's the same people that say
Speaker 1: it could be a holographic universe have no They have
Speaker 1: no problem say in the telegraphic universe. Also will argue
Speaker 1: that the world's flat, to which I say, what the
Speaker 1: hell difference does it make what sheep it is if
Speaker 1: it's the holo ground, But you know.
Speaker 2: Whatever, and count the damage for losers more machines than
Speaker 2: the other.
Speaker 4: How does this work?
Speaker 2: Once you realize that and you realize it wouldn't work,
Speaker 2: you realize that all of these steps have been put
Speaker 2: in place not to fight wars and create armies that
Speaker 2: will be fighting other armies. It's all been put in
Speaker 2: place to control the people. That's what all of it
Speaker 2: is about, folks. It's the only reason you be having
Speaker 2: AI soldiers, II police, IID dogs with guns, AI tanks
Speaker 2: that can go out there and think for themselves and
Speaker 2: attack and do strategic moves and blow up whatever moves.
Speaker 2: And how are you ever going to hide from these people? Well,
Speaker 2: these things have radar and GPS tracking and ground penetrating
Speaker 2: radar and building penetrating radar, and I mean they've got
Speaker 2: this sort of stuff already in Israel. That's how they
Speaker 2: know where everybody is in Ghaza. They know exactly who's
Speaker 2: in the houses that they're bombing, they know how many
Speaker 2: people are there. They're bombing so many places, and it's
Speaker 2: how they're able to pinpoint when babies have been born.
Speaker 2: I think I mentioned on the last video. They're actually
Speaker 2: targeting babies as soon as they're born and going and
Speaker 2: bombing the house. One guy went to get birth certificates
Speaker 2: through his twins that had just been born. He got
Speaker 2: back to his house and the house had been blown up,
Speaker 2: and his twins were dead and.
Speaker 4: His wife was dead.
Speaker 2: The trauma that this creates for people is just next
Speaker 2: level stuff, folks. I mean, it's brutal, sadistic, and the
Speaker 2: Israelis absolutely thrive on doing this to people.
Speaker 4: I've shown you.
Speaker 2: Reports before about how they love killing babies. There's a
Speaker 2: couple of Israelis that were celebrating the brutal murder of
Speaker 2: a civilian they carried out in West Bank the other day.
Speaker 4: From the beings, stick to my lesson from the Bay
Speaker 4: and sea and the beauty through the world.
Speaker 2: And this is the mentality of these people, and for
Speaker 2: all those people in the West who are again thinking, oh,
Speaker 2: this is a Muslim terrorist enclave. No, as I've said before,
Speaker 2: Gaza is thirty five percent Christian, or Palestino is thirty
Speaker 2: five percent Christian, about fifty percent Muslim, and the other
Speaker 2: fifteen percent don't really adhere to any religion. They just
Speaker 2: do what they want with their lives. But a few
Speaker 2: weeks ago I brought you some video of a Christian
Speaker 2: family who were being evicted from their home, and they
Speaker 2: can prove ownership of this place. Are being evicted from
Speaker 2: this place in West Bank by extremist settlers, but they
Speaker 2: are holding on and fighting against them. Well, there's been
Speaker 2: an update on that report they're still there and they're
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Speaker 8: Within the definition of this literary form in what language
Speaker 8: or common terms of oh? You know how that s
Speaker 8: is due to its inconsistency with the biblical world. However,
Speaker 8: unlike the Fox's story, many of these questions have already
Speaker 8: been raised and discussed and can be summarized as is
Speaker 8: the riddle a common literary form in the Bible or
Speaker 8: is this instance unique? Does the riddle qualify as a
Speaker 8: riddle within the definition of this literary form, in what
Speaker 8: language or common terms of communication it Samson and his
Speaker 8: listeners converse. It's essential to determine if the word riddle
Speaker 8: used in the story correctly translates the term hid. The
Speaker 8: word hid appears nine times in the Bible, eight of
Speaker 8: which suggest it pertains to aphorisms not demanding an answer,
Speaker 8: such as Solomon and the Queen of Sheba's interaction. Various
Speaker 8: references in habakuk, psalms, proverbs Daniel in numbers. In these instances,
Speaker 8: the King James Bible translates them as dark sayings, proverb
Speaker 8: or similar terms. Only in Samson's story does a riddle
Speaker 8: genuinely mean a question and answer format.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're going to get into doctor Lorraine Day
Speaker 1: and her book, which is way to overcharged with her
Speaker 1: own beliefs, but at least it kind of does what
Speaker 1: Emmon work does and tells you how the King James
Speaker 1: version changed words and meanings to fit what he wanted.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 1: Yeah, goes into a little bit of a story of
Speaker 1: who King James was, what he was like, and just
Speaker 1: also understand that I don't think that was actually completed
Speaker 1: until after his death. And then they say edited by
Speaker 1: Rosicrucian Francis Bacon. On top of all that.
Speaker 8: A literary form otherwise unknown in the Bible. True riddles
Speaker 8: rely on the listener already possessing the knowledge of the answer,
Speaker 8: even if it's not at the forefront of their mind.
Speaker 8: An inquiry outside the listener's knowledge isn't a riddle, as
Speaker 8: guessing its meaning or answer is impossible.
Speaker 1: Samson's riddles and well, I guess he was dead in
Speaker 1: sixteen twenty five and sixteen eleven was the thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go, he was wrong.
Speaker 8: Sir, was bees Hive in a lion's carcass and produce honey,
Speaker 8: a concept frequently disputed as bees don't typically reside in carcasses.
Speaker 8: While some argue this might have been a one time event,
Speaker 8: others assert that the riddle wasn't solvable without knowing specific circumstances. Additionally,
Speaker 8: some interpretations and translations around carcasses and insects have been debumked. Thus,
Speaker 8: in its presented form, Samson's riddle doesn't fit the traditional
Speaker 8: understanding of a.
Speaker 1: Wood last thing, honeybees and honeycombs, which by the way,
Speaker 1: are hexagons, right, went right back to that potential imagery
Speaker 1: of Saturn and the cube that's really big with the Freemasons,
Speaker 1: particularly the ones that I have seen all over Salt
Speaker 1: Lake City.
Speaker 4: A riddle.
Speaker 8: Attempts have been made to explain this paradox by discarding
Speaker 8: the concept of riddle and interpreting the story is part
Speaker 8: of the mythological cycle related to a sun hero. This
Speaker 8: cycle can betrayed back to ancient mythology. The classical myth
Speaker 8: most frequently referenced in relation to Sampson's bees hiving in
Speaker 8: a lion's carcass is to tell by Virgil concerning Aristius,
Speaker 8: the son of the nymph Cyene by Apollo. When Aristeus's
Speaker 8: bees left him, he made sacrifices to Zeus, who in
Speaker 8: turn sent him a new swarm. Some also refer to
Speaker 8: the story of Onisilus, in whose skull bees made their
Speaker 8: hive Herodotus five one fourteen. A discrepancy arises in these accounts.
Speaker 8: The Greek myths referred to a skull or an ox's carcass,
Speaker 8: while the Bible mentions a lion. This distinction was rationalized
Speaker 8: by stan who suggested that both myths deal with sun heroes.
Speaker 8: Since both the ox and the lion are revered by
Speaker 8: the Sun god, the two narratives can be seen as parallels.
Speaker 8: This argument seems circular. The solar attributes of the oyes
Speaker 8: and the lion are selectively emphasized while others are disregarded.
Speaker 8: These links are then used as evidence that both tells
Speaker 8: or sun myths, and both protagonists are Sun heroes, sidestepping
Speaker 8: the main issue. The critical inquiry to be about the
Speaker 8: cultural context of Samson's riddle. What common folk tales and
Speaker 8: traditions did both Sampson and the Philistines know that contained
Speaker 8: the answer bees hiving in a carcass. It's unlikely such
Speaker 8: a myth sprouted in Mesopotamian culture, as they lacked beekeeping practices.
Speaker 8: This is supported by an inscription from shamash resh User,
Speaker 8: the governor of Mari in the eighteenth century BCE, who
Speaker 8: bragged about introducing beekeeping to his nation. However, indications of
Speaker 8: this culture were sparse, suggesting limited success. While the Hittites
Speaker 8: and the Egyptians recognized the bee, it held no place
Speaker 8: in their myths. Conversely, Greek myths frequently sootiate bees with carcasses,
Speaker 8: and often attribute significance to bees. The Cretan Zeus was
Speaker 8: cared for in childhood by the daughters of Melissus, a
Speaker 8: be god. Additionally, Melissa was the title given to priestesses
Speaker 8: of Artemis, Seres and Delphi. The Philistines with roots in
Speaker 8: the Minoan Mycenaean world would likely know the tell of
Speaker 8: Aristeus and bees swarming a carcass. It's essential to realize
Speaker 8: that for Samson to form a riddle around this association,
Speaker 8: he too would have to be acquainted with it. Moreover,
Speaker 8: those who passed on these early narratives and their audience
Speaker 8: had to know this story, otherwise the entire tell would
Speaker 8: make no sense to them, as it would contradict natural occurrences.
Speaker 8: They also needed to recognize the literary form called riddle,
Speaker 8: akin to the renowned Greek riddle posed by the to Otopus.
Speaker 8: Although everyone knew the answer, only Otopus made the connection.
Speaker 8: In summary, the narrator and listeners, the compiler of biblical tells,
Speaker 8: and the editor had to be versed in this particular
Speaker 8: literary style, which is rare in the Bible, as well
Speaker 8: as familiar with the Aristeus myth. Hy Yaden noted that
Speaker 8: the tribe of Dan, where Sampson belonged, communicated in terms concepts, myths,
Speaker 8: and beliefs shared with the Philistines and recognized by later
Speaker 8: generations of Israelites. The shared language might be what Nehemiah
Speaker 8: criticized when he remarked that the return to exiles and
Speaker 8: Judea and their offspring spoke half in the speech of
Speaker 8: Ashdod Nehemiah thirteen twenty four. Another integral part of the
Speaker 8: legend of Samson is the story of his magic locks,
Speaker 8: which granted him supernatural abilities. This power, intrinsically linked with
Speaker 8: the locks, vanished when they're cut and reappeared with their regrowth.
Speaker 8: Samson's own words clarify this. If I be shaven, I
Speaker 8: shall become weak and be like any man Judges, sixteen seventeen.
Speaker 8: When the hair of his head began to grow again
Speaker 8: after he was shaven sixteen twenty two, he prays and
Speaker 8: strengthen me only this once sixteen twenty eight, and the
Speaker 8: return strength enabled him to topple a temple large enough
Speaker 8: to host three thousand people on a truth. From the statement,
Speaker 8: I shall become like any man, it's evident that both
Speaker 8: he and the biblical storyteller, as well as the audience,
Speaker 8: perceive Sampson as more than human. This is reminiscent of
Speaker 8: Adam and Eve's potential superhumanity upon consuming the forbidden fruit
Speaker 8: that in the day ye eat thereof ye shall be
Speaker 8: as God's Genesis three five. And the Lord God said, behold,
Speaker 8: the man is become as one of us three twenty two.
Speaker 8: The Bible emphasizes Samson's exceptional nature, detailing his divine consumption
Speaker 8: and his status as a Nazir Judges thirteen five. Yet
Speaker 8: commentators note that Sampson's life starkly contrasts the nazir as
Speaker 8: described in number six two through nineteen. Even traditional rabbinical
Speaker 8: sources like Redac acknowledge the unusual aspect of Samson regaining
Speaker 8: his powers despite being defiled by carcasses, which seems to
Speaker 8: contradict his Nazarite status. To better understand, let's compare the
Speaker 8: main points of the Nazir's rules with Samson's life. Let's
Speaker 8: take a look at the side by side graph between
Speaker 8: number six and judges thirteen through sixteen. On the left,
Speaker 8: the Nazir is an adult who decides to abstain from
Speaker 8: certain things for a defined period. On the right, the
Speaker 8: lord's angel designates the unborn child to be a Nazir
Speaker 8: until his death. Again number sixty three, the Nazir must
Speaker 8: abstain from consuming vine products and avoid defilement by carcassus.
Speaker 8: On the right, the Nazir's mother must abstain from vine
Speaker 8: products and avoid defilement by unclean entities. On the left,
Speaker 8: if defiled, the Nazir shaves his nezer hair forelock lets
Speaker 8: it grow back. This act doesn't affect his abilities or status.
Speaker 8: On the right, consumption of honey from a carcass defiles him,
Speaker 8: but no purification is needed. Cutting the Nazir takes away
Speaker 8: the Nasser's powers and status. Number six eighteen through nineteen.
Speaker 8: At the decided period's conclusion, the Nazir shaves the nezer
Speaker 8: and offers it to God, ceasing to be a nozir.
Speaker 8: On the right, the reemergence of the Nezer restores his
Speaker 8: remarkable powers and status. He is destined to be a
Speaker 8: Nazir until his demise. From the biblical records, it appears
Speaker 8: that the traditions of number six weren't strict followed in Israel.
Speaker 8: For example, Amos two to eleven through twelve indicates Nazer's
Speaker 8: were told to avoid wine, but there's no mention of
Speaker 8: their hair or any supernatural strength. The recabites his wine abstinence,
Speaker 8: and Jeremiah thirty five isn't associated with the nezi rim,
Speaker 8: and although they abstained from earth like Samson, hair cutting
Speaker 8: isn't referenced. Meanwhile, Jeremiah seven twenty nine cites the growing
Speaker 8: ofnzir as a mere secular tradition. With the term nezir
Speaker 8: metaphorically used for vineshoots, and Leviticus twenty five, the term
Speaker 8: generally denotes flowing locks and biblical mentions, it also refers
Speaker 8: to the crown of the high priests. Exodus twenty nine
Speaker 8: to six and the King second Samuel Ie Psalms one
Speaker 8: thirty two, Second Kings eleven, Psalms eighty nine. There isn't
Speaker 8: a specific instance in the Bible where a valve abstinence
Speaker 8: is taken while growing in nezer or to offer it
Speaker 8: as a sacrifice. However, can be inferred that such customs existed,
Speaker 8: or else the laws in number six would lack context.
Speaker 8: The account of Apsalom's annual haircutting and its valuation at
Speaker 8: two hundred shekels second Sameel fourteen twenty six might hint
Speaker 8: at such a sacrificial practice. Kaufman's proposal that judges five
Speaker 8: to two pertains to a tradition of growing a nazir
Speaker 8: as part of a warrior purification and dedication is questionable.
Speaker 8: He cites Sampson as proof, then employs the same argument
Speaker 8: to label Sampson as a dedicated warrior. The claim about
Speaker 8: Samuel there shall no razor come on his head for
Speaker 8: Samuel one to eleven, and as long as he lives,
Speaker 8: he shall be lent to the Lord one twenty eight
Speaker 8: doesn't clearly indicate his Nazarite status or adherents to relevant rituals.
Speaker 8: This aligns with the biblical portrayal of Samson, who celebrates
Speaker 8: with the Philistines for seven days Judges fourteen, ten, twelve,
Speaker 8: and seventeen, consumes honey from a lion's carcass fourteen eight
Speaker 8: through nine, and interacts with the bodies of those he's
Speaker 8: killed fourteen nine, fifteen fifteen without needing to shave his
Speaker 8: nazir as mandated in number six. In fact, he mustn't
Speaker 8: shave it, as doing so would strip him of his
Speaker 8: extraordinary abilities. From this, it's evident the author's intent wasn't
Speaker 8: to narrate the story of a Nazarite, as outlined in
Speaker 8: number six. Instead, it tells of an individual adorned with
Speaker 8: a miraculous nazir of hair distinct from other Biblical references,
Speaker 8: granting him superhuman powers as long as it wasn't cut.
Speaker 8: Even Kaufman concedes that the stories the aim is to depict
Speaker 8: a remarkable individual reminiscent of ancient legendary heroes whose magical
Speaker 8: prowess was linked to their uncut locks. Hence, Samson's questionable
Speaker 8: action are overlooked as long as they don't threaten his hair. Biblically,
Speaker 8: the concept of a hero with superhuman attributes is unique.
Speaker 8: Other figures like Joshua, David, Joe, Ab, Gideon, and even Saul,
Speaker 8: who when he stood among the people, was higher from
Speaker 8: his shoulders and upward for Samuel ten twenty three are
Speaker 8: portrayed as merely human, while adversaries like Goliath measuring six
Speaker 8: cupits in a span Verse Samuel seventeen four, his kin
Speaker 8: with four and twenty fingers, and Toes verse Chronicles twenty
Speaker 8: verse six, an og of Basin with the bed nine
Speaker 8: cupits in length Deuteronomy three to eleven are depicted as extraordinary.
Speaker 8: They aren't superhuman. Even the narrative of Moses raising his
Speaker 8: hand enabling Israel to defeat enemies at Refidine Exodus seventeen
Speaker 8: eleven doesn't parallel the wondrous hair of Samson. The concept
Speaker 8: of magic hair is unfamiliar in Eastern mythology, Although in
Speaker 8: Mari there was the belief that a lock of a
Speaker 8: man's hair and the corner of his cloak, if possessed
Speaker 8: by another man, would grant the latter magical power to
Speaker 8: harm its owner. This is significantly different from the idea
Speaker 8: that uncut magical hair bestows superhuman strength upon its bearer. However,
Speaker 8: this motif can be identified in Greek mythology. Number one. Nisus,
Speaker 8: the king of Megara, remained unbeatable as long as his
Speaker 8: magical hair was undamaged, but when his daughter Skyla, infatuated
Speaker 8: with his foe King Minos, sliced them during his sleep,
Speaker 8: his might disappeared, leading to his capture by Minos. Number two. Terrelas,
Speaker 8: king of Taleboe and a grandson of Poseidon, was rendered
Speaker 8: immortal due to his magical hair. His daughter Cametio, enamored
Speaker 8: with his enemy King Amphitrian, trimmed his hair, bringing about
Speaker 8: his downfall. Paulodorus two four seven legend states that during
Speaker 8: Amphitrion's distraction, Zeus had a romantic knight with the queen,
Speaker 8: prolonging it by halting the sun and moon, leading to
Speaker 8: the birth of Heracles number three. Apollo's titles Golden Haired
Speaker 8: and never shorn homer Iliad twenty thirty nine are explicit
Speaker 8: and signify the sacred significance of this embellishment, as does
Speaker 8: the tradition where Poseidon bestows it upon his grandson Terolas.
Speaker 8: Number four. A less familiar tale about Heracles mentions him
Speaker 8: losing both his bushy hair and his mystic powers after
Speaker 8: being consumed by a well, where he remained for three
Speaker 8: days Lycraphon Alexander thirty six to seven. Coincidentally, the parallel
Speaker 8: biblical tell of a hero inside a whale for three
Speaker 8: days is located in Jaffa, the city of Perseus, Heracles's
Speaker 8: great grandfather, and Andromedia, which is in the heart of Pelistia.
Speaker 8: Recent excavations nearby have unearthed a Mycenaean type temple, showcasing
Speaker 8: the cultural connections of the Philistines with Mycene number five.
Speaker 8: The iconic depiction of Heracles donning the mained head of
Speaker 8: an Amian lion, resembling a helmet of wild growing hair
Speaker 8: might stem from his efforts to conceal his baldness Pallodorus
Speaker 8: two four ten. Euripides madness of Heracles number six. The
Speaker 8: incognito god Dionysus, when threatened by King Pentheus with having
Speaker 8: his hair cut, resorted to, my hair is sacred, my
Speaker 8: locks are divine, Euripides Bachai four ninety four to six.
Speaker 8: The tradition of letting one's hair grow after taking an
Speaker 8: oath and then offering it to a deity is cited
Speaker 8: by Herodotus four thirty four He states that young men
Speaker 8: would cut and offer their hair to Apollo on Delos
Speaker 8: as a coming of age right, similar to the legends
Speaker 8: of the Foxes referenced as note earlier on and the Riddle.
Speaker 8: The tale of Sampson's locks represent a theme not originating
Speaker 8: from Canaanite or West Semitic mythological concepts, but from the
Speaker 8: Minoan Mycenaean realm. This narrative, like the others, was likely
Speaker 8: borrowed from the Philistines by the Danites and incorporated into
Speaker 8: their tribal narratives.
Speaker 4: A divine father.
Speaker 8: Let's connect the dots by back to something suggested at
Speaker 8: the beginning with doctor Yeerzokovich and now with doctor Athniel
Speaker 8: Margalith pertaining to Samson's heritage, and tie that into other myths.
Speaker 8: The narrative of Samson's conception in Birth Judges thirteen two
Speaker 8: through twenty four encompasses elements typical to myths regarding the
Speaker 8: birth of heroes, the sterile mother, the intervention of a
Speaker 8: supernatural oftent divine entity, and the ensuing miraculous birth. There
Speaker 8: are various such tales in the Bible. An angel informs Abraham,
Speaker 8: I shall return to you in due season, and lo, Sarah,
Speaker 8: your wife shall have a son. Now Abraham and Sarah
Speaker 8: were old, Sarah no longer had her menstrual periods. So
Speaker 8: Sarah laughed to herself, thinking, now that I am worn
Speaker 8: out and my husband is old, will I have pleasure?
Speaker 8: The Lord then asks Abraham why did Sarah laugh? Is
Speaker 8: anything too hard for the Lord? At the appointed time,
Speaker 8: I will return to you and Sarah shall have a son.
Speaker 8: Genesis eighteen ten through fourteen. The Lord dealt with Sarah
Speaker 8: as he had promised. Sarah conceived and bore Abraham a
Speaker 8: son in his old age at the time God had
Speaker 8: stated Genesis twenty one one through two. From the beginning
Speaker 8: of this narrative, the Lord appeared to Abraham Genesis seventeen
Speaker 8: one and from seventeen fifteen, and God said to Abraham,
Speaker 8: it is evident that this is a theophany. Verse nineteen's
Speaker 8: God said, Sarah, your wife shall bear unto you a
Speaker 8: son presents both a divine foretelling and assurance. In eighteen
Speaker 8: four the speaker unmistakenly refers to himself with is anything
Speaker 8: too hard for the Lord? This is clearly a miraculous
Speaker 8: birth through a divine act against nature's laws. In Genesis
Speaker 8: twenty five twenty one, Isaac pleaded with the Lord on
Speaker 8: behalf of his wife because she was barren, and the
Speaker 8: Lord responded to his plea and his wife, Rebecca conceived.
Speaker 8: There's no indication that Isaac played a role in this conception.
Speaker 8: Rachel two was barren Genesis twenty nine thirty one. Unlike
Speaker 8: the former cases, Jacob was capable of impregnating his wife,
Speaker 8: yet he exclaims am i in God's place. God's intervention
Speaker 8: was needed for Joseph's birth, but not for Benjamin's. Within
Speaker 8: mythological thought, it's common to attribute divine paternity to the
Speaker 8: fathers of the nation Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and miraculous conception
Speaker 8: to their mothers. Genesis six two and four speaks of
Speaker 8: entire generations of demi gods. The sons of God saw
Speaker 8: that the daughters of men were fair and took them
Speaker 8: as wife's. The nepheline were on the earth in those days,
Speaker 8: and also afterward. When the sons of God cohabited with
Speaker 8: the daughters of men who bore them off spring, they
Speaker 8: were the heroes of old, the men of renown. The
Speaker 8: term cohabited implies sexual relations and also afterward, indicates that
Speaker 8: such heroes were not limited to one generation. It's noteworthy
Speaker 8: that even in medieval times, traditional commentators generally accepted this concept.
Speaker 8: In addition to the patriarchs, such legends were associated with
Speaker 8: other heroes, including the stories of Hannah and Manoah's wife.
Speaker 8: Hannah's story for Samuel one two is akin to Rachel's
Speaker 8: in it, Hannah, like Rachel, is barren until divine intervention.
Speaker 8: Many commentators believe Hannah's tell was originally about King Saul's birth,
Speaker 8: with an evident etiological intent. The narrative suggests divine paternity
Speaker 8: and miraculous conception for the nation's first king, a motif
Speaker 8: familiar in ancient mythology, contrasting with the portrayal of the
Speaker 8: final judge. In light of this context, we can comprehend
Speaker 8: the statement of Manoah's wife, who was barren and did
Speaker 8: not bear Judges thirteen two, when she says to her husband,
Speaker 8: a man of God came to me in verse six
Speaker 8: to quote, come to end quote. A woman in the
Speaker 8: Bible denotes cohabitation, as demonstrated in the tales of Hagar,
Speaker 8: the progenitor of the Ishmaelites. Genesis sixteen four, Lot's daughters,
Speaker 8: who are the four mothers of Moab and Ammon Genesis
Speaker 8: nineteen thirty one through thirty two, Leah and Rachel twenty
Speaker 8: nine twenty three thirty through thirty one, and Bilha thirty
Speaker 8: verse three. The matriarchs of the Israelite tribes Bathshua and
Speaker 8: Tamar Genesis thirty eight, two three, eight through nine, fifteen
Speaker 8: through eighteen, founders of the Judah Hype family, and Bathsheba,
Speaker 8: the mother of the Davidic dynasty. Second s Annuel eleven
Speaker 8: four through five, twelve twenty four, a Hoolabah and Aholah
Speaker 8: representing Judah and Israel Ezekiel twenty three forty four, and
Speaker 8: the quote neighbor's wife in quote Proverbs six twenty nine
Speaker 8: thirty two. This term is utilized similarly in the account
Speaker 8: of Samson and the Prostitute from Gaza Judges sixteen one
Speaker 8: and three. Historically, readers and narrators interpreted Manoah's wife's story
Speaker 8: in this manner, Notably after the second meeting, Minoah himself
Speaker 8: perceived his wife's words in this light quote look the
Speaker 8: man that visited me the other day in quote verse
Speaker 8: ten Furthermore, Manoah was unaware of the visitor's extraordinary identity.
Speaker 8: Quote came to the man and asked, are you the man?
Speaker 8: He replied, I am in quote verse eleven. Quote for
Speaker 8: Manoah did not know he was an angel of the
Speaker 8: Lord quote verse sixteen. The titles quote man of God
Speaker 8: in quote and Messenger of God did not inherently suggest
Speaker 8: a supernatural essence, and it was only after witnessing the
Speaker 8: theophony in verses twenty one to twenty two that Manoah
Speaker 8: grasped the divine identity of the guests. Thus, the narrative
Speaker 8: underscores the tale of a divine entity in human form
Speaker 8: cohabiting with a woman, resulting in the birth of a child.
Speaker 8: This child then joins the ranks of the quote men
Speaker 8: of old, men of renown in quote previously mentioned. This idea,
Speaker 8: prevalent in ancient times and rooted in Canaanite mythology, is
Speaker 8: emphasized in how Josephus recounts the story. Reflecting the perceptions
Speaker 8: of his era. His version suggests that Manoah doubted his
Speaker 8: wife's fidelity with a stranger. The narrator and the audience
Speaker 8: recognized that the visitor did more than just announce. While
Speaker 8: the Biblical narrator aims to de mythologize the tales of Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel,
Speaker 8: and Hannah, presenting divine intervention as a miracle, his portrayal
Speaker 8: in the Samson story is stark, realistic and almost pagan. Consequently,
Speaker 8: the Samson narrative stands out from the rest, showcasing a
Speaker 8: realistic perspective towards the mysterious forces. This perspective diverges from
Speaker 8: the Canaanite tradition, where the children of al By, a
Speaker 8: mortal woman, are deemed gods, namely Shekar and Shalem, while
Speaker 8: Samson remains human. Nevertheless, this aligns closely with Greek mythology,
Speaker 8: where God's frequently parent human heroes without much ado. The
Speaker 8: myth of Samson, the mortal son of a divine father
Speaker 8: and a day night woman, is mirrored by the tales
Speaker 8: of a divine father and a denayed mother, which come
Speaker 8: in two versions. A Heracles was born when Zeus approached Alchemeni,
Speaker 8: the wife of Emfitrion and grand daughter of Perseus. The
Speaker 8: danaid b Perseus came into existence when Zeus approached Denae,
Speaker 8: the daughter of Acrisius and the great granddaughter of Danaeus,
Speaker 8: who is the namesake of the Dnaeans. Moreover, several legends
Speaker 8: about these two Greek heroes have biblical parallels. Acrisius, Danae's
Speaker 8: father grappled with his twin brother in their mother's womb,
Speaker 8: similar to Jacob Dina's father Genesis twenty five twenty two
Speaker 8: through twenty six and Perez Genesis thirty eight twenty eight
Speaker 8: through thirty. Perseus the Danaide traveled to Egypt then Jaffa.
Speaker 8: By saving the Ethiopian princess Adramedia, he then became the
Speaker 8: king of this city. This tael corresponds with the recent
Speaker 8: discovery of significant Philistine city and the tribe of Dan,
Speaker 8: originating from Egypt, which settled in the vicinity of Jaffa
Speaker 8: to ease Zeus's interactions with Alchemeni Hermes. Following Zeus's command
Speaker 8: made the sun and moon stand still, a story that
Speaker 8: reminds one of Joshua's achievements at Ajalon Joshua ten twelve
Speaker 8: to thirteen, within the domain of the Dan tribe Joshua
Speaker 8: nineteen forty three. The origins of these tales seem to
Speaker 8: trace back to Mycene, and they subsequently became a shared
Speaker 8: cultural legacy of the Greeks in the Aegean region. Dan
Speaker 8: was not born to the primary mother of the nation,
Speaker 8: but a maid, similar to Nephtali, Gad and Asher. However,
Speaker 8: unlike them, he was born quote on Rachel's knees end
Speaker 8: quote Genesis thirty three, making him Rachel's son. Quote and
Speaker 8: she shall bear upon my knees that I may have
Speaker 8: children by her verse three. And Rachel said, God hath
Speaker 8: judged me, and hath also heard my voice, and hath
Speaker 8: given me.
Speaker 1: I saw again from what Bible they're talking about the
Speaker 1: King James version, I'm assuming. But again, once we started
Speaker 1: talking to about doctor Lorraine Day, we're gonna see how
Speaker 1: it's already nothing like it was the original. But then again,
Speaker 1: you look at him and he'll agree with you there too.
Speaker 1: But why were the changes made, what were they steering
Speaker 1: and gearing people toward, and what were some of the
Speaker 1: things that King James himself had declared should be the
Speaker 1: way things are. We'll get into that. The book is
Speaker 1: called Who Rewrote the Bible? I shared it in my
Speaker 1: telegram group. I found a PDF copy of it. If
Speaker 1: anybody's interested in checking it out. There's a tab I
Speaker 1: think on the desktop. I'm not sure. It's probably easy
Speaker 1: to find on the phone too. I think it's at
Speaker 1: the bottom rather, but it's the files bud and you'll
Speaker 1: see all the books, all the PDFs that I've shared
Speaker 1: so far, and I share a ton on the Patreon
Speaker 1: as well Patreon dot com. Backslash disguised the limits when
Speaker 1: we were going through all the ash Logos video series.
Speaker 1: Every time he mentioned the book, I found it and
Speaker 1: I shared it in the Patreon group when I was
Speaker 1: talking about with the bottel and the you know, the
Speaker 1: origin of language and the alphabet, origin of the alphabet
Speaker 1: be in Phoenician slash area, and whatever you want to
Speaker 1: call it, whatever they truly were. I haven't read the
Speaker 1: full book yet. That is also in the Patreon groups.
Speaker 8: Knees and antiquity symbolized the act of adoption, and it
Speaker 8: was a familiar custom among the Hittites, continued until recent
Speaker 8: times in Bosnia, Bulgaria, and Turkey, regions that were part
Speaker 8: of the ancient Greek world. The Bible provides several examples
Speaker 8: of such a doct options. Jacob adopted Ephriam and Manassa,
Speaker 8: and now thee two sons, Ephriam and Manassa are mine,
Speaker 8: as Reuben and Simeon, they shall be mine Genesis forty eight,
Speaker 8: five through six. And Joseph brought them out from between
Speaker 8: his Jacob's knees Verse twelve. Joseph adopts Makir's children. The children,
Speaker 8: also of Makir, son of Manassa, were born upon Joseph's
Speaker 8: knees Genesis fifty twenty three. And Naomi took the child
Speaker 8: and laid it in her bosom, and her neighbors gave
Speaker 8: it a name, saying there is a son born to
Speaker 8: Naomi Ruth four sixteen through seventeen. It's commonly believed that
Speaker 8: these stories intended to explain why Ephriam and Manassa received
Speaker 8: portions equal to Jacob's sons, and why Manasa had two portions,
Speaker 8: one on each side of the Jordan. The story of
Speaker 8: Ruth's sons signifies his adoption by a Judean, making him
Speaker 8: and crucially his descendant David, a legitimate member of the
Speaker 8: tribe of Judah, despite having a Moabite mother. This would
Speaker 8: have been problematic as per Deuteronomy twenty three, verse four. Interestingly,
Speaker 8: a preserved story of adoption positions Dan as the legal
Speaker 8: first born of Rachel, making him equal with Judah, who
Speaker 8: rose in rank after Jacob's disapproval of Reuben, Simeon and
Speaker 8: Levi in Genesis forty nine. Only the rule in Deuteronomy
Speaker 8: twenty one, fifteen, and seventeen challenges his top rank. Notably,
Speaker 8: there's a similar legend about Heracles, who, after emerging from
Speaker 8: between Hara's knees, was adopted and became a fully recognized
Speaker 8: member of his father's family. At first glance, the account
Speaker 8: of Manoah's sacrifice Judges thirteen, sixteen through twenty two appears
Speaker 8: as a simple narrative of a miraculous sacrifice. However, upon
Speaker 8: closer examination, stands out from Stourey is like that of
Speaker 8: Gideon Judges six twenty one. In Gideon's narrative, a magical
Speaker 8: fire ignited by the touch of the Lord's Angel, emanates
Speaker 8: from a rock to consume the sacrifice, after which the
Speaker 8: angel disappears. In contrast, from Manoah, the fire is naturally
Speaker 8: lit by a human Verse nineteen, and amidst its flames,
Speaker 8: the man who is the hero's father ascends to heaven.
Speaker 8: As observed and Manoah and his wife looked on it,
Speaker 8: and Manoah said, unto his wife, we have seen God.
Speaker 8: This depicts the vision of a divine figure ascending through
Speaker 8: the flames, revealing his divine nature, a theophany as expressed
Speaker 8: by Manoah, for we have seen God. Such a theophany
Speaker 8: is neither found in the Bible nor in Canaanite legends,
Speaker 8: but is present in the tales of Heracles. In these tales,
Speaker 8: Heracles concludes his life on a pyre ignited by his son,
Speaker 8: ascending amidst the fl claims to offer a magnificent spectacle.
Speaker 8: Although the Greek legend showcases the hero's theophony witnessed by
Speaker 8: his son, while the Samson narrative focuses on the hero's father,
Speaker 8: this difference doesn't undermine the story's similarity. Myths are known
Speaker 8: to be attributed differently across time, places, and characters within
Speaker 8: the same narrative cycle, such as fathers and sons. The
Speaker 8: Bible provides several examples. The narrative involving Abraham, Sarah and
Speaker 8: Pharaoh in Genesis twelve ten through twenty is repeated with
Speaker 8: Abraham Sarah and Abimelech in Genesis twenty, yet in Genesis
Speaker 8: twenty six six to eleven it concerns Isaac, Rebecca and Abimelech.
Speaker 8: The story narrated about Elijah, First King seventeen fourteen through
Speaker 8: sixteen is mirrored in elicious story in Second Kings four
Speaker 8: one through seven. Similarly, the resurrection of the Child First
Speaker 8: King seventeen eighteen through twenty three and Second Kings four
Speaker 8: seventeen through twenty one, thirty two through thirty six, and
Speaker 8: the tales about the purification of the water Second Kings
Speaker 8: two nineteen through twenty two and the stew Second Kings
Speaker 8: four thirty eight through forty one are variations of the
Speaker 8: same theme. Thus, the episode of Samson's ancestor ascending to
Speaker 8: the heavens amidst the altar flames could be seen as
Speaker 8: a parallel to heracles Is ascent to Olympus through the
Speaker 8: pyre flames on Mount Ota observed by his son. It's
Speaker 8: obviously from Heracles doctor Philip vase Andbaum twenty eleven and
Speaker 8: Russell Gamerican twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: So here we go. This further illustrates when they were written,
Speaker 1: who they were written by. The impostors. The ones that
Speaker 1: wereized and given a Greek education ever since Ptoleme, which
Speaker 1: would be the first general of Alexander. He decided to
Speaker 1: educate them and make them literate. And as soon as
Speaker 1: they were literate, they turned their They turned against their
Speaker 1: teachers and started revising history. They put themselves in the
Speaker 1: center of everything. Replete with a or complete with a
Speaker 1: religion are a more detailed set of religion religious beliefs.
Speaker 1: They had their their little priestcraft cult going on ever
Speaker 1: since Egypt or Assumer.
Speaker 8: Another fun read is the twenty eleven book Argonauts of
Speaker 8: the Desert by Philip voj Andbaum, where he covers endless
Speaker 8: examples of parallels to the Greek world and the Bible.
Speaker 8: He highlights how most scholars want to highlight parallels to
Speaker 8: Orientalist sources rather than to Greek ones. Russell Gamerkan, in
Speaker 8: his book Plato and the Creator of the Hebrew Bible
Speaker 8: twenty seventeen, takes aim at this problem, highlighting shared literary
Speaker 8: and legal traditions which need explaining on how they appear
Speaker 8: in the Biblical texts. Here's a summary of what he
Speaker 8: says on page three.
Speaker 1: In that book.
Speaker 8: In the study of ancient legal systems, scholars have observed
Speaker 8: connections between Greek and Biblical legal traditions. This posed a
Speaker 8: challenge to the prevailing belief that the Biblical law collections
Speaker 8: predated Greek influence in the Eastern Mediterranean. Comparisons between Greek
Speaker 8: and Jewish historical narratives, prophetism, and cultural institutions also raised difficulties. Consequently,
Speaker 8: scholars developed strategies to explain Greek legal and literary features
Speaker 8: in Biblical texts. Before the Hellenistic period, typological parallels between
Speaker 8: Greek and Jewish traditions were increasingly criticized. In comparative studies,
Speaker 8: scholars began to emphasize the methodological validity of comparison only
Speaker 8: when cultures or literatures were geographically close and temporarily proximate,
Speaker 8: allowing for direct or mediated flows of ideas. However, this approach.
Speaker 1: Some of the places at Alexander came to they regarded
Speaker 1: him as a liberator, which means thereof common people. If
Speaker 1: that were the case, which means there were people of
Speaker 1: the Greek culture already inhabiting some of those areas, along
Speaker 1: with some of these bandits, merchants, and thieves, they would
Speaker 1: have had contact prior to the quote unquote Hellenistic period
Speaker 1: and really taking shape when they started getting educated in
Speaker 1: the Greek culture and language.
Speaker 8: Coach based challenges when applied to Greek comparative studies because
Speaker 8: it restricted possible influences to a historical period before al
Speaker 8: ex Under the Great's conquest and significant Greek Jewish interactions.
Speaker 8: To address the issue of apparent Greek influences on Biblical
Speaker 8: writings before Greek arrival in the East, scholars proposed various explanations.
Speaker 8: One common solution was to suggest the existence of intermediary
Speaker 8: groups that transmitted Greek ideas to the East, such as
Speaker 8: Greek and Cretan troops with King David or Greek mercenaries
Speaker 8: and the Negev. Others proposed included Venetians or Philistines as intermediaries. However,
Speaker 8: the idea of direct interactions between the educated elites of
Speaker 8: the Greek and Jewish worlds before Alexander's conquests, or the
Speaker 8: transmission of Greek writings to Jewish readers through intermediators was
Speaker 8: not seriously considered as a feasible channel for the exchange
Speaker 8: of complex legal and literary traditions. In alternative approach, Coach
Speaker 8: was offered by legal scholar Raymond Westbrook, who hypothesized the
Speaker 8: existence of a shared Eastern Mediterranean legal culture, encompassing Greek, Roman, Hittite, Babylonian, Assyrian,
Speaker 8: and Biblical legal traditions. Westbrook argued that despite geographical distance,
Speaker 8: these regions were part of the same historical stream. Although
Speaker 8: Westbrook's theory faced criticism, it encouraged ongoing research into shared
Speaker 8: legal traditions, adopted by some Biblical researchers engaging in comparative
Speaker 8: studies with Greek legal materials. A significant criticism of Westbrook's
Speaker 8: theory was its reliance on the assumption of shared Greek
Speaker 8: and Biblical legal traditions dating back to Archaic times, which
Speaker 8: might have actually emerged in Hellenistic era Biblical literature, creating.
Speaker 1: A and also remember that these people intermixed with Arians
Speaker 1: of different areas and times to this, so if that's
Speaker 1: what developed the Greek culture, then they would had been there,
Speaker 1: at least in part. They would have been there to
Speaker 1: witness and probably destroy and hinder and slow it down.
Speaker 1: The cultural progression of Scythian too Arian, too goth Germanic, and.
Speaker 8: Greek circular argument. While the convergence of Greek and Biblical
Speaker 8: legal elements is accepted today. The mechanism for this shared
Speaker 8: tradition and the timing of Greek influence on the Biblical
Speaker 8: authors remains subjects of debate. The reference to the Temple
Speaker 8: of Heracles Melkart at Tire in approximately one seventy five BCE,
Speaker 8: as documented in Two Maccabees four eighteen through twenty, provides
Speaker 8: a valuable historical marker, illuminating the Hellenistic milieu within which
Speaker 8: certain biblic narratives were situated. Second Maccabees four eighteen through twenty,
Speaker 8: on the occasion of the Quadrinnal Games at Tire, in
Speaker 8: the presence of the king the vile Jason sent an
Speaker 8: embassy of the Antiochists from Jerusalem, taking with them three
Speaker 8: hundred silver drachmas for the sacrifice to Hercules. But even
Speaker 8: those who brought the money did not think it would
Speaker 8: be right to spend it on the sacrifice, and decided
Speaker 8: to reserve it for some other item of expenditure. And
Speaker 8: so what the sender had intended for the sacrifice to
Speaker 8: Hercules was in fact applied at the suggestion of those
Speaker 8: who brought it, to the construction of Triremius. This passage
Speaker 8: details an event where Jason, operating as a representative of
Speaker 8: the Antiochists from Jerusalem, sought to allocate three hundred silver
Speaker 8: drachmas for the purpose of offering a sacrifice to Hercules
Speaker 8: during the Quadrinial Games at Tire, held in the presence
Speaker 8: of the king. However, and intriguing twist and the narrative
Speaker 8: emerges as the individuals entrusted with the funds reconsidered their allocation,
Speaker 8: ultimately redirecting them towards the construction of Tirreenus. This episode
Speaker 8: serves as a testament to the interplay of Hellenistic cultural influences,
Speaker 8: financial priorities, and political dynamics in the region. Notably, this
Speaker 8: episode also underscores the architectural parallels between the Temple of
Speaker 8: Melkar Entire and the Jewish Temple, both.
Speaker 1: Once again illustrating that they absorb, make use of, and
Speaker 1: then claim creation of other people's cultural and artistic and
Speaker 1: creative contributions to mankind, always claiming that it was them
Speaker 1: who did it first. And this is why the Hellenistic
Speaker 1: period being so much later in history from when they
Speaker 1: claim you know, thirteen hundred BC as being you know,
Speaker 1: their their peak, moment, their highlight. Everything else no no,
Speaker 1: they revised history during the Hellenistic period, gave themselves a deeper,
Speaker 1: longer history. It made themselves more significant and put themselves
Speaker 1: at the center of the world and called themselves as chosen.
Speaker 8: People with featuring prominent pillars. Subsequently, during the Maccabean War,
Speaker 8: as narrated in First Maccabee's ten eighty two through eighty five,
Speaker 8: the Temple of Dagon in Ashdad, known as a Zotus
Speaker 8: in Greek, another pivotal religious site in the region, was
Speaker 8: raised by Simon MacCabe. First Maccabee ten eighty two through
Speaker 8: eighty five. Simon sent his own troops into attack against
Speaker 8: the phalanx, which he cut to pieces and routed. The
Speaker 8: cavalry scattered over the plane and fled to a Zotis,
Speaker 8: where they took sanctuary in Beth Dagon, the temple of
Speaker 8: their idol. Jonathan, however, set fire to a Zotis and
Speaker 8: the surrounding towns, plundered them and burned down the Temple
Speaker 8: of Dagon with all the fugitives who had crowded into it.
Speaker 8: Enemy losses, counting those who fell by the sword and
Speaker 8: those burnt to death, totaled about eight thousand men. This
Speaker 8: act of destruction accompanied by the considerable loss of life
Speaker 8: reaffirms the historical awareness of the significant Phoenician religious centers
Speaker 8: during the Hellenistic era. Furthermore, the mention of Greeks referring
Speaker 8: to foxes as lamporus due to their distinctive bushy red tails,
Speaker 8: hints at a familiarity with colloquial Greek and the cultural
Speaker 8: landscape of the Phoenician coast during the Hellenistic period. It
Speaker 8: is important to note that these observations collectively highlight a
Speaker 8: contextual framework that aligns more cohesively with the Hellenistic era
Speaker 8: as opposed to an earlier Bronze Age setting as the
Speaker 8: appropriate backdrop for interpreting biblical narratives. Consequently, the late interest
Speaker 8: in Phoenician dagon temples and the mythological figure of Hercules
Speaker 8: within this era may also suggest a direct connection with
Speaker 8: the Greek language and culture. This convergence of historical and
Speaker 8: linguistic evidence urges scholars to reconsider the chronological context within
Speaker 8: which these Biblical stories are situated. It would appear Russell
Speaker 8: Gimerkan and Philip Vajenbaumer in the same way of thinking.
Speaker 8: On these lines, one might reasonably consider the possibility of
Speaker 8: a connection between the Philistines and the Greeks. I mean,
Speaker 8: numerous scholars have suggested this connection as a potential explanation
Speaker 8: for the Greek like elements observed in characters like Samson
Speaker 8: and Goliath. Nevertheless, upon a more thorough analogy, it becomes
Speaker 8: apparent that these Greek parallels exist consistently throughout the text,
Speaker 8: spanning from Genesis to Kings. Irrespective of the presence or
Speaker 8: absence of the Philistines in the narrative. Are scholars going
Speaker 8: to assume most of these narratives were written around the
Speaker 8: time the Philistines and Israelites were brushing shoulders Circle eleven
Speaker 8: fifty BCE to ten twenty five BCE. In Philip Vagenbaum's book,
Speaker 8: on page two twenty nine, he posits that there is
Speaker 8: compelling evidence suggesting the author of Genesis through Kings was
Speaker 8: familiar with the entire Heracles narrative. This is inferred from
Speaker 8: the apparent deconstruction of the Heracles story and its subsequent
Speaker 8: redistribution among the characters of Jacob, Moses, and Sampson. In
Speaker 8: his discussion on pages two twenty seven to two twenty eight,
Speaker 8: doctor Vagenbaum highlights a curious detail. Many have seen the
Speaker 8: similarity between Samson's tell and those Greek stories where a
Speaker 8: sneaky nighttime haircut robs a man of his strength. However,
Speaker 8: what's often missed is the intriguing link to the tale
Speaker 8: of Cametho and her father Terrallas, which ties directly to
Speaker 8: Heracles's own story. Cametho had a thing for Amfititrion, who
Speaker 8: was married to Heracles's mom Alchemeni. Adding to the drama,
Speaker 8: Zeus disguised himself as Amfittrion for a secret night with
Speaker 8: Alchemeni while the real Mfittrion was busy at war. It
Speaker 8: seems the Sampson's story borrowed this haircut while sleeping idea
Speaker 8: from this tangled Greek tale. While some spotted the Cametho
Speaker 8: Terrelass connection, they overlooked its place in the Heracles saga.
Speaker 8: Quite the oversight, wouldn't you say. Another fun fact in
Speaker 8: the Greek stories, there's a character of Echitosis who was
Speaker 8: blinded and made to grind bronze. It's a bit like
Speaker 8: how Samson was blinded and had to grind mill. Check
Speaker 8: it out on page two twenty eight of the book. Also,
Speaker 8: did you know about Virgil's story of Aristeus, the original
Speaker 8: bee guy. Turns out he messed up and caused the
Speaker 8: death of eurydicy Orpheus's better half. To make amends, he
Speaker 8: sacrificed some cows. When he later checked on them, bees
Speaker 8: had made themselves at home, giving him back his honey.
Speaker 4: Source.
Speaker 8: It's a bit like Sampson's story, but swap out the
Speaker 8: lion for cows. Doctor Vagenbaum talks about it on page
Speaker 8: two twenty five. Look in for more fun of an
Speaker 8: ancient read, pop over to this site and check out
Speaker 8: Apollodorus's library. It's a bit after the Hebrew Bible times,
Speaker 8: but trust me, it's a classic. You'll find the tale
Speaker 8: of Terrollus in section two four to seven, and it's
Speaker 8: got connections to the famous eracles. And if you're into
Speaker 8: dramatic family stories, don't miss the part about twins wrestling
Speaker 8: before they were even born, kind of like the Jacob story.
Speaker 8: Happy reading, Doctor Vagenbaum suggests that hypothesizing that the Biblical
Speaker 8: Judges story was somehow written around the time of the Judges,
Speaker 8: as we said before eleven fifty to ten twenty five BCE,
Speaker 8: is just an outdated model which needs to be re examined.
Speaker 8: He suggests the greater evidence leans toward a much later
Speaker 8: Greek influence, preferably when Greeks would have had major influence
Speaker 8: on these authors. The myths that are comparable to the
Speaker 8: Bible are well developed models of the Greek counterparts, and
Speaker 8: shows signs of deep rationalizing deep mythologizing of the mythical antecedents.
Speaker 8: This exercise developed later on after the four hundreds BCE. Yes,
Speaker 8: it's a myth. What I find ironic about the scholars
Speaker 8: as I've continued to research for mythical antecedents on Samson
Speaker 8: is how often they will posit that the Biblical rendition
Speaker 8: is far less fantastic, which helps them think the Samson
Speaker 8: story may have been the older one from which the
Speaker 8: Greeks borrowed from or found inspiration.
Speaker 1: Completely inverted logic thinking and chronology right there.
Speaker 8: Of course, compared to Heracles, Samson is far less fantastic,
Speaker 8: but the story is still mythology from start to finish,
Speaker 8: even if it's more down to earth. Isn't this just
Speaker 8: you hemorhrizing a mythical figure? At this point?
Speaker 1: We see and because they're not creative. Of course, it's
Speaker 1: going to be a little bit more literal and brought
Speaker 1: down to earth.
Speaker 8: See Gilgamesh, who was most likely deified post death, with
Speaker 8: extremely mythic narratives told of him the same.
Speaker 1: Ex hugging his horned goat blay buddy.
Speaker 8: Dreamly mythical or fantastic element is found in Heracles, but
Speaker 8: gets significantly reduced in the Samson myth. Why doesn't this
Speaker 8: give scholars reason to pause? Why doesn't this help them
Speaker 8: see this as a rationalized account of the famous strongman myth?
Speaker 1: So why are you asking us and not them.
Speaker 8: Samson wielding something like this? There's a hant of another
Speaker 8: guy who did something similar to Sampson in the Book
Speaker 8: of Judges, Shamgar, son of Anath, who slews six hundred
Speaker 8: Philistines with an ox code. He too, was a champion
Speaker 8: of Israel Judges three thirty one. The name Shamgar and
Speaker 8: Sampson even sound similar. To make a simple parallel chart
Speaker 8: for everyone, here are some jaw dropping similarities between these.
Speaker 1: Was that supposed to be a pun because he used
Speaker 1: the job of the ass. Was that supposed to be funny?
Speaker 1: He's like a judg drop So Hilary. I bet he
Speaker 1: didn't even catch himself.
Speaker 5: Two legends.
Speaker 8: Look at the chart, you'll notice Samson and Heracles have
Speaker 8: their own vertical boxes representing their sections feature indeed, and
Speaker 8: I'm just gonna list them off and understand that both
Speaker 8: have it. Source of strength, divine gift, divine heritage. Killed
Speaker 8: a lion, yes, with bare hands, Yes, and the me
Speaker 8: and lion, and of course Heracles did it with bare hands.
Speaker 8: First wife's death in a fire Samson yes, Heracles yes.
Speaker 8: Single handedly defeated armies Samson yes. Heracles yes. Enemies with
Speaker 8: giants yes with Samson, and yes, Heracles with the cyclops
Speaker 8: signature weapon jawbone of a donkey also used as a club,
Speaker 8: and then a Heracles club association with two headed canines.
Speaker 8: In Samson's case, it's actually the fox, so you have
Speaker 8: a dog type canine creature tie jackals and pears. And
Speaker 8: then of course defeated Orthus and Heracles drink water from rock.
Speaker 8: Both Samson and Heracles did this. Tore down city gates
Speaker 8: Sampson yes, Gaza, Heracles yes, Troy's walls and some versions.
Speaker 8: Weakness for women Sampson yes, Heracles yes. Sentenced to slavery yes,
Speaker 8: by the Philistines at the instigation of Delilah. Yes, for
Speaker 8: the killing of his wife Megara in some versions, betrayed
Speaker 8: by a man destroyer Delilah. And then in Heracles cases,
Speaker 8: as some scholars might say, Denira, it's mind blowing, How
Speaker 8: Denada similar to their stories? Just a just a coincidence?
Speaker 8: Or is there more to it? You decide? I hope
Speaker 8: you enjoyed our little blast to the past to hear
Speaker 8: scholarship from nineteen oh seven, and how scholars still double
Speaker 8: down on this being mythology. I mean, how many hero
Speaker 8: figures with divine births who wrestle lions and kill them
Speaker 8: without a weapon, have a wandering eye for the beauties,
Speaker 8: and share as many clear concepts as you have seen
Speaker 8: Samson and Heracles.
Speaker 1: Well, you don't know my backstory, but that's kind.
Speaker 8: Of I'm fully convinced that these two myths are talking
Speaker 8: to each other or the Bible authors borrowed from the Greeks.
Speaker 8: I tend to lean on the growing trend of dating
Speaker 8: these Biblical stories in the Late Persian early Hellenistic period.
Speaker 8: So much of this tale seems to rationalize a mythical figure.
Speaker 8: Heracles obviously does extreme right.
Speaker 1: You got to, you know, if you can't copy directly,
Speaker 1: if you don't want the teacher to give you enough,
Speaker 1: you know, you gotta mix it up and kind of
Speaker 1: make it your own. Even if you are stealing from
Speaker 1: somebody else.
Speaker 8: Extremely fantastical feats. It makes sense that you would find
Speaker 8: inspiration from this story and you hemorrize it in your story.
Speaker 8: I tend to think the more myth you hemmerize.
Speaker 1: That's an interesting word.
Speaker 8: I like that ethical story like Heracles, is older and
Speaker 8: the Bibles may be late on the scene. Whether or
Speaker 8: not this is the case, it does nothing to discredit
Speaker 8: the fact that these stories fit into the same genre
Speaker 8: of mythology. Thank you for tuning into this episode of Samson.
Speaker 8: I hope you will like this video. Comment what.
Speaker 1: I hope you will too. But that's mythvision, myth vision.
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can do the little thing here.
Speaker 1: So okay, So the origins of Samson will blow your mind.
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Speaker 1: he said he dropped paperwork, which I have hard time
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Speaker 1: So I'm glad it was me instead of them. I'm
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't be talking to you right now. That's why
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Speaker 1: the better. If I could get an older car that's
Speaker 1: made out of real steel, you know, classic one, and
Speaker 1: then just have it retrofitted for an AC so don't
Speaker 1: die in the heat, I would do it in a heartbeat,
Speaker 1: because it's not about how I drive, It's about how
Speaker 1: everybody else drives. And with those in their arms, who
Speaker 1: the fuck knows where they're gonna switch on, switch off,
Speaker 1: doze off, have a heart attack in their vehicle and
Speaker 1: fucking plow into a family.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It's not at the convenience of they're sitting down in
Speaker 1: their couch or sleeping in their bed and pass away. No,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be whenever it decides to happen to them.
Speaker 1: If everyone who subscribed to Oh, let me just say this,
Speaker 1: if everyone described to this channel donated one do or
Speaker 1: did any would have goal met for the computer and
Speaker 1: actually to yeah this truth. Thank you, Karen, moderator friend. Uh,
Speaker 1: maybe the replay gang comes through the enemy definitely doesn't
Speaker 1: appreciate what Daniel's doing. Static is to be expected. I
Speaker 1: am in New oh Man. You know I've always had this.
Speaker 1: See this is another reason why vans are important. But
Speaker 1: and this thank you for bringing this up. Because if
Speaker 1: I this is what my my goal, and everybody thinks
Speaker 1: I'm crazy and I'm some weirdo or whatever, I want
Speaker 1: water hookups for the net. If I get to like
Speaker 1: another vehicle, it's gonna be before two thousand and five, preferably,
Speaker 1: because then that's all and all the computer shit went
Speaker 1: in there. And if you think they're just now talking
Speaker 1: about kill switches, just think that they could do to
Speaker 1: fryer of any vehicle that has all that computer crap
Speaker 1: in it with a signal with any other means, right,
Speaker 1: the older the better in my in my opinion, if
Speaker 1: you don't want somebody to sabage your ability to get
Speaker 1: away from danger or whatever reason to screw with you.
Speaker 1: So having a vehicle with water hookups it is my
Speaker 1: actual goal. Like an E two fifty or something that's
Speaker 1: built off of like a Ford Van style, bigger engine
Speaker 1: than mine, because I've seen how well these things perform.
Speaker 1: That would be my objective. That's that's that's the next
Speaker 1: goal is to get like maybe the Tiberon or something
Speaker 1: like that, something big enough so family is comfortable enough
Speaker 1: in an uncomfortable situation. Yeah, man, and arch angel, you're
Speaker 1: the man. Don't worry about it. I'm glad to have
Speaker 1: you here, very happy to have you here. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know it. That's a good perspective. It looks like some
Speaker 1: kind of guy is watching over you see when it
Speaker 1: happens and you lose every all that crap you're you're
Speaker 1: It was just like rate not too long after the
Speaker 1: lockdowns occurred, so our business was shut for months, and
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, I have to pull eight
Speaker 1: thousand dollars out of my safe to buy another vehicle
Speaker 1: because some asshole hit me. That didn't feel like a
Speaker 1: god was looking out for me at the time, But
Speaker 1: in retrospect, if it was gonna happen anyway, and I
Speaker 1: was in between them and between my daughter and my
Speaker 1: and Rebecca and this vehicle that could have killed them instead,
Speaker 1: I'm glad I was the person that that they hit
Speaker 1: eighty forty kind of line. Hell yeah, man, it is
Speaker 1: a take. Yes, Yes, living the life. I love it.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you're in some place one like you know, San
Speaker 1: Diego has a nice area because it's not too hot
Speaker 1: at night. Good place. There's a community of people out
Speaker 1: there like that too. That uh you know there the
Speaker 1: intentional van livers or you know what they call it,
Speaker 1: Winnebago type of livers, and they are like a community
Speaker 1: support each other and stuff like that over by the
Speaker 1: beaches and stuff over in Mission Bay. I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: everywhere that there's a coastline, but there's a lot of
Speaker 1: them out there. You're the man, all right, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I have to. I have to get out of here.
Speaker 1: I spent a little too much time. Ye happened about
Speaker 1: my so sorry, but anybody wants support the show, it's
Speaker 1: much appreciated. And let me just see yep, all right,
Speaker 1: that's it. I just want to make sure didn't miss
Speaker 1: any buddies. Yeah, Seattle. I lived out there when I
Speaker 1: was in the Coast Guard for a while, West Seattle,
Speaker 1: and you know you if you know what the album
Speaker 1: and Thistle is, I would I'm not. I don't drink anymore,
Speaker 1: but I ventured there a few times. There's a couple
Speaker 1: of places I used to play darts at and stuff
Speaker 1: like that first, and then there's that was a first
Speaker 1: Street pub, that Irish pub. I can't remember the name
Speaker 1: of it, but I remember watching one year I was
Speaker 1: a Korea or Japan that the World Cup was being
Speaker 1: played at. So like the the games came on at
Speaker 1: like two three o'clock in the morning, but the bar
Speaker 1: would reopen just so people could watch the games. It
Speaker 1: was pretty cool. All right, you guys, have a great one.