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Speaker 3: Did you talk about extreme?
Speaker 2: What is happening? And what is up? Hold out your
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Speaker 4: The join us as we travel and explore the vast unknown.
Speaker 4: It's a hero's journey with dragons to slay, damsels to save,
Speaker 4: and innumerable treasures to hoard.
Speaker 5: The torch is high, you know, look at it from
Speaker 5: a different perspective, different perspective, top lots of productions.
Speaker 6: What does God look like?
Speaker 7: What do you see.
Speaker 2: The soul of powered biological AI?
Speaker 6: Wait?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 3: What these ancient adversarial entities? I think it's the very
Speaker 3: same ones that were that rebelled against God and were
Speaker 3: cast out.
Speaker 8: They were sent here to God us in antiquity, and
Speaker 8: they took advantage of that and just masqueraded as gods.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 8: Everybody?
Speaker 6: Good afternoon, and welcome back to the Great Pilled Podcast.
Speaker 6: I am your host, Jules, your humble host as always
Speaker 6: here with Doc Brown, Justin from the Prometheus Lens podcast. Doc.
Speaker 6: What's going on, man? How you doing today?
Speaker 9: What's happening Captain? I really appreciate you reaching out and
Speaker 9: inviting me. Man, I'm sure we'll have some real good conversations.
Speaker 9: We were talking free ras, like I've had several people
Speaker 9: tell me I need to get with you.
Speaker 2: So I'm glad it happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, I'm glad we get a definitely, and to
Speaker 6: make it happen on a weekend because I'll schedule on weekdays,
Speaker 6: but I you know, after working ten hours and then
Speaker 6: coming home and hopping right, you know, it's like you
Speaker 6: you want to have the best talk that you can have, right,
Speaker 6: you want to have your head at one hundred percent.
Speaker 6: So glad that you could catch me on a weekend, man.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it definitely works out because my nine to five,
Speaker 9: it's I work ten hour days. But I got like
Speaker 9: an hour and a half drive one way, So like
Speaker 9: you said, if you catch me on the week man,
Speaker 9: I'm just I'm kind of dragging tanks running on about
Speaker 9: half empty.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, I have a show I produce every Tuesday,
Speaker 6: already dead Austin Picard and Jose Gallison. It's like a
Speaker 6: parapolitical conspiracy show, which is like the least of my expertise.
Speaker 6: I'm born into the esoteric and like the occult symbolism
Speaker 6: and stuff like that. But it's fun to get on
Speaker 6: there with them. And now I'm like a third wheel,
Speaker 6: Mike the third Code. I forced myself into being their
Speaker 6: third co host. So so yeah, I have a show
Speaker 6: I do on Tuesdays, and then I have like four
Speaker 6: shows that are just under gray pilled, like four different
Speaker 6: shows that I do with different people. So I stay busy, man,
Speaker 6: you know, especially just doing like one one man's show
Speaker 6: kind of deal. You know, I don't have a co
Speaker 6: host or anything. Well not for like some like stuff
Speaker 6: like this or all my deep dives and my Patreon content.
Speaker 6: But enough about me, enough about me.
Speaker 2: Doc.
Speaker 6: For people who don't know who you are, you want
Speaker 6: to tell us a little bit about yourself and kind
Speaker 6: of what your podcast is about? What you talk about, Uh,
Speaker 6: it's I'm sure it's similar to a lot of things
Speaker 6: we get into over here on Gray pild.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, my name is Justin kind of got
Speaker 9: the nickname doc Brown. H I'm that What do you
Speaker 9: call that when you got like a seven foot guy
Speaker 9: and he's got the nickname tiny, you know, an oxymorn.
Speaker 2: I guess you.
Speaker 9: It's like you have this you know, deep Southern draw
Speaker 9: and then for me to talk about the things that
Speaker 9: I talk about know about a lot of people, it
Speaker 9: is just like, what the hell this guy's like he's.
Speaker 2: A doc doc.
Speaker 6: Yeah, No, I could definitely see you as a doc,
Speaker 6: more doc than in Stustin for sure. Dude, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I just a nine to five knuckle dragger.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 9: I've benefactory rat all my life. But I was that
Speaker 9: kid that loved history, grew up in the church, loved
Speaker 9: the Bible, and had a lot of questions. Man, And
Speaker 9: I don't know. It was like twenty twelve. One day
Speaker 9: I was doom scrolling and I had my red pill
Speaker 9: moment with a guy named Trey Smith from God in
Speaker 9: a Nutshell. And I grew up in church my whole
Speaker 9: life and thought I knew the Bible really well, and
Speaker 9: of course you have your rebellious stages and everything else.
Speaker 9: But he was talking about falling angels coming down, breeding
Speaker 9: with the daughters of men and UFOs and just all
Speaker 9: kinds of this, you know, cool stuff that we find
Speaker 9: ourselves fascinated with once we find out. And I was like,
Speaker 9: this guy's crazy, man, I know why Bible well, that
Speaker 9: stuff ain't in there. And so I started going through
Speaker 9: and checking it all out.
Speaker 2: And I love him. Behold, he was right.
Speaker 9: But I was one of those set out view guys.
Speaker 9: The few times i'd heard just the six talked about
Speaker 9: in church. It was the good line of Seth breeding
Speaker 9: with the bad line of Cane.
Speaker 2: They just made spiritually wicked people.
Speaker 9: And yeah, so in twenty twelve I started deep diving
Speaker 9: and reading everything and get my hands on doctor Michael
Speaker 9: Heiser's Unseen anm and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: And it was twenty twenty two.
Speaker 9: I had invited a group of friends from church and
Speaker 9: some of the people in my friend circle for like
Speaker 9: a hangout just I guess you could call it a
Speaker 9: men's group or study group, but I just wanted some
Speaker 9: guys to get together and hell, have some pizza, maybe
Speaker 9: drink a few beers, and talk about the cool, weird
Speaker 9: stuff in the Bible, and kind of exposed some of
Speaker 9: this stuff to him and a boy the fifteen twenty guys.
Speaker 9: I had maybe three dudes show up and three meetings later,
Speaker 9: my friend's like, man, this is pretty a profound stuff.
Speaker 9: We should be recording this doing a podcast. And I
Speaker 9: never even knew what a podcast was, so when I
Speaker 9: found out what it was, I was like, no, no.
Speaker 2: I can't do that, man, right.
Speaker 9: I started listening to them now that I know they're there,
Speaker 9: but no, I ain't doing that, And he wrote me
Speaker 9: pretty hard till I finally said yes, and thank god
Speaker 9: I did, man, because it's a it's a passion of mine.
Speaker 2: It's something that I really love and thoroughly enjoy.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, man, I can definitely tell that, especially when
Speaker 6: I've seen you on the you know, a few podcasts
Speaker 6: that I've that I've seen you on. You definitely seem
Speaker 6: to be passionate about the stuff you're talking about. And
Speaker 6: then that's important because once, you know, once it gets
Speaker 6: to be like a job or it gets to be
Speaker 6: a hassle, it then stop stops to be like fun.
Speaker 6: That's that you know it's probably time to not not
Speaker 6: do it anymore. I just got to a hundred episode. Congratulations, man,
Speaker 6: Yeah dude, yeah, it's something something I wanted to pull
Speaker 6: your page up though I should have done it when
Speaker 6: I first introduced you, but I tried to look for
Speaker 6: you on Rumble, but rumble yet not a rumble.
Speaker 2: I need to just for a backup. But we started
Speaker 2: to carry on to some of my stuff.
Speaker 9: I've been starting to get warnings on stuff, and it's
Speaker 9: stupid stuff.
Speaker 2: I got a warning the other day.
Speaker 9: For a hate speech and then it pulled it up
Speaker 9: and it was an episode I did with a guy
Speaker 9: talking about the financial b system, and they clipped, you know,
Speaker 9: they marked or timestamped the issue, and so I went
Speaker 9: back and watched it and the guy was talking about
Speaker 9: he mentioned the Rockefellers, and he mentioned the Economist, and
Speaker 9: he pulled up the magazine article and I think it
Speaker 9: was like two thousand and two or three, but it
Speaker 9: was before Crypto. It had this phoenix bird with a
Speaker 9: gold chain on with a Crypto emblem hanging, and it
Speaker 9: was standing on a pile of American dollars and it
Speaker 9: was on and it said death of the American dollar
Speaker 9: and it flagged that word death, and I.
Speaker 6: Was like, what right.
Speaker 9: So it's like, do they think that I was having
Speaker 9: hate speech against the Rockefellers and was threatening death and
Speaker 9: I appealed it, and I'm like, he's talking about you know,
Speaker 9: the economists and currency, you know the word death he's taught.
Speaker 9: He's reading the headline of this article. And it was
Speaker 9: like maybe fifteen twenty seconds I got an email back,
Speaker 9: your appeal has been declined.
Speaker 6: Wow. And that was on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah. They froze my account about a week ago for
Speaker 6: a couple of days until I sent him a sent
Speaker 6: him a messager. I was like, I'll delete some of
Speaker 6: the videos. Apparently that I have copyright content. I didn't know.
Speaker 6: They never informed me of any of it before. So
Speaker 6: it's my first time hearing about it. I go to
Speaker 6: my profile and it says this page doesn't exist. Well
Speaker 6: wait a minute, something's not right here.
Speaker 9: Because everybody I've talked to so far, it's like, you know,
Speaker 9: once you're under the radar, you're you're cool, but once
Speaker 9: you get a strike or something on your account, you
Speaker 9: are now on the radar and they'll start digging through
Speaker 9: all your stuff to find every little thing they can.
Speaker 9: I've heard of people getting three strikes within a week
Speaker 9: because once they get put on the radar, they just
Speaker 9: start really fine, calm and through your stuff.
Speaker 6: Tell me that I'm happy. That's why I like rumble
Speaker 6: so much and talk about whatever you really want to
Speaker 6: and you know, listen, look, you can watch stuff on
Speaker 6: you have watch parties on there and stuff. Dude, you
Speaker 6: know you can't. That's copyrighted on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's just a crowd too, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. It is what it is.
Speaker 9: I mean YouTube, it's it sucks to be censored and
Speaker 9: have to be real careful and watch what you say.
Speaker 9: But that's that's where the people are, man. You know,
Speaker 9: like you, I've only been doing this a year, but
Speaker 9: I'm working on six or seven thousand subscribers over there,
Speaker 9: and I was monetized within the first Yeah, you can't
Speaker 9: getting no killer money, but I mean you're getting, you know,
Speaker 9: a couple of hundred bucks a month and you're killing
Speaker 9: descriptions and stuff, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well hold on, you said you you've only been
Speaker 6: doing this a year. Yeah, you've been killing it, man.
Speaker 6: I've been doing it the same amount of time as
Speaker 6: you and I. I don't have near as many followers
Speaker 6: as you do, but I've like I said, I I
Speaker 6: think I shadowed band myself within the first few months
Speaker 6: of me starting to stream uh, and I've also you know,
Speaker 6: I have conflicting views and a lot of other people
Speaker 6: and especially well then even when it comes to Christianity
Speaker 6: and stuff, man, like I have some takes that people
Speaker 6: would consider like blasphemus are heretical. But it's really like,
Speaker 6: you know, I'm reading into a lot of things that
Speaker 6: people people don't see at first first glance. You know,
Speaker 6: you kind of have to look into it a little more,
Speaker 6: like you were saying, kind of understand it a little
Speaker 6: bit deeper, the esoteric tones, right, which you find a
Speaker 6: lot of people never even go looking for.
Speaker 2: Oh no.
Speaker 9: And that was one of the reasons I wanted to
Speaker 9: start the show too, because it was like with me,
Speaker 9: I grew up in church, read all the stuff and
Speaker 9: thought I had a good grasp on it. And then
Speaker 9: once I started going deeper and looking into the Hebrew
Speaker 9: and the Greek and just the culture, you know, and
Speaker 9: finding all the micro and meta narratives interwoven into this story,
Speaker 9: it honestly excited me because I was kind of like,
Speaker 9: you know, when the Saints go marching in you know,
Speaker 9: I mean, the suit tie robot, It's like it was
Speaker 9: just become mundane and a ritual and I know it
Speaker 9: sounds bad, but it's after a while you get told
Speaker 9: the same story.
Speaker 2: You're like, yes, I.
Speaker 9: Know Jesus died on the cross from my sins, and
Speaker 9: yes I know this, Yes I know that. But when
Speaker 9: you actually start deep diving and you find this stuff
Speaker 9: and find all the deeper connections and find it, you
Speaker 9: know it doesn't have to be blind faith. You know
Speaker 9: it's something you can see, you can feel it, taste, touch,
Speaker 9: It just invigorates you.
Speaker 2: Man, it excites you.
Speaker 9: And to me, it drew me closer to God and
Speaker 9: made me want to know him better and understand you know,
Speaker 9: his people and how he talked to his people. And
Speaker 9: I knew that if it did that to me, I
Speaker 9: wanted to do that for others because I found that
Speaker 9: so many people in the churchyard, they're in that robotic
Speaker 9: saints go marching end and they're just they're dead inside.
Speaker 9: You know, the stuff like this, you know, if it
Speaker 9: would awaken me spiritually and excite me. I know not
Speaker 9: everyone's like me, but there has to be a handful.
Speaker 9: So if I can invigorate somebody and get them excited
Speaker 9: to dive back into the world and find some of
Speaker 9: these little hidden treasure trove nuggets.
Speaker 2: You know, why wouldn't I want to do that?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, that's beautifully put. Man, I have to clip that doc.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Man, that's what brought me closer to Christ. And like,
Speaker 6: you know the real meaning of the holy the Holy Spirit, right,
Speaker 6: because I've I've said this a lot of times before.
Speaker 6: Uh people, you know, they can read the Bible one
Speaker 6: hundred times. Uh, go go to church every Sunday, it
Speaker 6: could still be you know, not walking in the spirit whatsoever. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: and then they'll come at you know, they'll they'll come
Speaker 6: at guys like me and you and tell us that
Speaker 6: we're not Christians, that we are you know, uh, this
Speaker 6: or that, blasphemers, whatever you want to call it. And
Speaker 6: it's like, yeah, is that really like what you're like?
Speaker 6: It's like every person has their own walk with Christ, right,
Speaker 6: their own relationship, and so for you to tell someone else, like, hey,
Speaker 6: you're your your walk with faith is is not It's
Speaker 6: not the right one. I just think that's bullshit, dude,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, And that was one of the frameworks too
Speaker 9: when I started this show, because the first when I
Speaker 9: did that was just kind of like a little Bible
Speaker 9: Study podcast. I deal with a few friends, and I
Speaker 9: wanted to extend that, you know, I was like, I
Speaker 9: think this, you know, Biblical lens filters through everything, you know, conspiracy, cryptids,
Speaker 9: ancient loss, civilizations, all that stuff. The Bible has an
Speaker 9: answer if you just filter it through the right lens
Speaker 9: and have the right perspective. But like you had said,
Speaker 9: I had read Joseph Campbell's Hero of a Thousand Faces
Speaker 9: and I read about the archetypes and the hero's journey,
Speaker 9: and that's kind of what I've coined the show. You know,
Speaker 9: the show's the Prometheus lens, but I've coined it. It's
Speaker 9: the hero's journey. You know, you have to go into
Speaker 9: the unknown, you have to face the dragon. You have
Speaker 9: this great adventure to go on, and that's what you're
Speaker 9: called to do. And you hoard up the treasure and
Speaker 9: the gold nuggets. Man, But then what you get this
Speaker 9: prize of great wealth? The Greeks called it the boon.
Speaker 6: What are you gonna do with it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, your journey's not over, man. Every great story tells
Speaker 9: you got to turn back around and go back to
Speaker 9: humanity and present this prize of great wealth and share
Speaker 9: it with the world and to us that that's Christ right,
Speaker 9: and everyone is on their hero's journey, whether they realize
Speaker 9: it or not.
Speaker 2: And everyone's journey is different. Man.
Speaker 9: So you know, saddle up, say yes, step out into
Speaker 9: the unknown man, and let's begin.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, the truth is stranger than fiction. And I
Speaker 6: mean it's the same in the mystery schools, bro, like
Speaker 6: the higher initiatory status. You go, it's like, what are
Speaker 6: you gonna do with this knowledge? Like what path are
Speaker 6: you going to go down? You know, been reading lately
Speaker 6: in this one book how Christianity is in a way
Speaker 6: its own mystery school you know, if you really if
Speaker 6: you read it that certain way, I think there's many
Speaker 6: different ways to interpret, uh, the Biblical text and then
Speaker 6: when you add in the apocrypha, and you know, even
Speaker 6: other types of uh, you know, the Eugartic text and
Speaker 6: the Gnostic Gospels and all that stuff, regardless of what
Speaker 6: you think about it. I mean I've seen I tend
Speaker 6: to find truth in all of it, you know, like
Speaker 6: it may not be one hundred percent, but maybe five
Speaker 6: percent here, ten percent over here, and uh, you know,
Speaker 6: you find these stories in these other texts as as well.
Speaker 6: So like what's, uh, what's the first thing that kind
Speaker 6: of led you besides uh, the whole thing with Genesis
Speaker 6: six and the fallen mating with the daughters of Man,
Speaker 6: which I think could be also kind of interpreted as
Speaker 6: a fallen angel like DNA manipulation, what's one of the
Speaker 6: first things that led you to like kind of figure
Speaker 6: out that there's more than what meets the eye.
Speaker 9: Well, honestly, it was, you know, the Genesis six thing
Speaker 9: was the beginning. But then when I started looking, you know,
Speaker 9: into that Hebrew phrase, you know, the benehaigh ilohem, and that.
Speaker 2: Was a rainbow bridge gap.
Speaker 9: You know, that connected a lot of dots for me,
Speaker 9: because once I started digging through and seeing that every
Speaker 9: time that that phrase is used, it's talking about divine,
Speaker 9: heavenly beings. And so when I kind of started following
Speaker 9: that that thread and that rabbit trail, it led me
Speaker 9: to Deuteronomy thirty two, And that, honestly was a major
Speaker 9: paradigm shift and a new set of glasses for me,
Speaker 9: because once again I just grew up thinking that this
Speaker 9: was a tall building, that they were prideful and they
Speaker 9: were going against God's commandment where he said be fruitful,
Speaker 9: and multiply and spread across the earth and take dominion,
Speaker 9: and that they just decided just to stay there and
Speaker 9: defy God, because that's what I was taught in church,
Speaker 9: and that God come down and just divided the languages
Speaker 9: and split them all up.
Speaker 2: But once I got.
Speaker 9: To looking into that, when you go to Deuteronomy thirty two,
Speaker 9: that's the retelling of that same story, and it's got
Speaker 9: that same phrase in there. It said not only were
Speaker 9: the tongues divided, it said that mankind was divided amongst
Speaker 9: the bunahai Elohem, the sons of God. And I was like, whoa, Okay,
Speaker 9: So then I started reading all these other stories and
Speaker 9: instances that Michael Heiser talked about showing that this was
Speaker 9: the belief of the people at that time, that there
Speaker 9: was gods, you know, over the different nations, and it
Speaker 9: was like a territory.
Speaker 2: Type thing, like a gang, you know, a gang battle.
Speaker 9: Different gangs had different you know, sections of the city.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And then that I can't remember the guy's name now,
Speaker 9: but he was a Roman soldier that went and got
Speaker 9: healed by a prophet and he goes back and begs
Speaker 9: the prophet for two mule loads of dirt to take
Speaker 9: back to his homeland. And reading that, I just kind
Speaker 9: of read over it. I was like, Okay, that's strange,
Speaker 9: you know. But then doctor Michael Heizer talked about it
Speaker 9: in his book. He's like, it's because of the Deuteronomy
Speaker 9: thirty two worldview, because Yahweh was over Israel and he's
Speaker 9: seen the power of Yahweh because he was healed by it.
Speaker 9: So therefore he wanted to take some of this earth
Speaker 9: back with him and make him, you know, a sanction
Speaker 9: of where or a place that where Yahweh's territory went
Speaker 9: with him. And it answered all these questions because that
Speaker 9: I had and other you know, atheists and non believers
Speaker 9: would throw at Christians often you know, well, if.
Speaker 2: Your god's real, then he's just a shitty god. Uh.
Speaker 9: You know, how do you explain all the war, the atrocities.
Speaker 9: My sister was raped by our stepfather till the time
Speaker 9: you know that she was twenty years old. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 9: if you're a god's in control, he's just a shitty god.
Speaker 9: We'll know, with this Deteronomy thirty two worlds, you would
Speaker 9: answers a whole lot of question. And Ezekiel twenty eight.
Speaker 9: There is another example. You know, he's calling out this
Speaker 9: king of tire, but then all of a sudden it changes.
Speaker 9: He's like, you were in the garden of Eden. Every
Speaker 9: precious stone was your covering. You were perfect in all
Speaker 9: your ways, you were an anointed guardian Cherub. It's like,
Speaker 9: who wha, who whoa. He ain't talking to this king
Speaker 9: no more. He's talking to the principality that Paul talks about,
Speaker 9: the rulers, the principality, spiritual wickedness and high places.
Speaker 2: It's these dudes.
Speaker 9: Around me, thirty two sons of God that are pulling
Speaker 9: the strings like puppets on the world leaders and influencing
Speaker 9: the world around us. So to me, that was just
Speaker 9: like whoa, Okay, I got to keep digging, man, There's
Speaker 9: got to be more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude. And I mean, I've kind of looked into
Speaker 6: Heiser stuff. I came up more on Sitchen's work. So
Speaker 6: just looking at like the ancient Sumerium and those mythologies,
Speaker 6: and then you find these same stories in the Book
Speaker 6: of Enoch, you find them in the Biblical text, and
Speaker 6: that's when you realize that every time ah Satan is
Speaker 6: referenced in the Bible it's it's a different it's a
Speaker 6: different deity, right, It's it's one of these fallen, fallen entities,
Speaker 6: which some people, you know, look at them as h
Speaker 6: angelic beings. You got the Eight, you know, the thing
Speaker 6: with the Aliens, the ancient Aliens, all that, which you know,
Speaker 6: I'm I kind of fought in between all of it,
Speaker 6: to be honest with you, I think there's truth in
Speaker 6: all of it. And then you got people that think
Speaker 6: that they're just ancient humans, you know, with advanced technology. Right.
Speaker 6: So yeah, that that's something about these stories that stood
Speaker 6: out to me as well. Uh, but it really is
Speaker 6: fascinating when you look into it. I've seen you talk
Speaker 6: about Esau a a whole bunch.
Speaker 2: Who was Esau to you?
Speaker 9: Yeah, honestly, because I had just finished my my first book,
Speaker 9: and so I was kind of going like, oh, cool tour,
Speaker 9: you know, kind of talking about the book.
Speaker 6: But you can show your book, dude, come on.
Speaker 9: It's called the Epic of Esau, The Birthright and Seed War,
Speaker 9: And that was a two year obsession that I finally
Speaker 9: just had to just put a cap on it and
Speaker 9: get it out there. But uh, honestly that that started
Speaker 9: as like a caddy joke. Me and my friends had
Speaker 9: to actually trace Smith on our little you know, Bible
Speaker 9: study podcast, and I was fangirling it hard, you know,
Speaker 9: I had, but I tried my best to keep my
Speaker 9: composure and be professional. But uh, at the end of it,
Speaker 9: he made this little comment, you know, He's like, hey,
Speaker 9: you guys are from East Tennessee.
Speaker 2: That's bigfoot country.
Speaker 9: You know, maybe the next time that I come down
Speaker 9: that a way, we'll go on a big foot hunt
Speaker 9: and I'll film it and we'll do a documentary. And
Speaker 9: Genesis twenty five twenty five just popped into my head
Speaker 9: man out of nowhere, you know. And I got it
Speaker 9: on his shirt here because it was kind of like
Speaker 9: a little shirt that I'd made kind of promo and
Speaker 9: the book, I said, but it says, for those that's
Speaker 9: not familiar, Genesis twenty five twenty five says, the first
Speaker 9: one come out red, covered in hair from head to toe,
Speaker 9: like a Harry Cloak. And I was like, dude, that
Speaker 9: sounds pretty sasquatchy to me.
Speaker 2: Bro So I said to.
Speaker 9: Tray, I'm like, well, Tray, what do you think about Esau?
Speaker 9: You know, Genesis twenty five twenty five And he kind
Speaker 9: of stopped. He's like, well, he was a really hairy dude,
Speaker 9: and I said, what do you think maybe he could
Speaker 9: have been the first Bigfoot. I said that, dude sounds
Speaker 9: pretty squatchy to me, and we just kind of laughed,
Speaker 9: you know, or whatever, and it went on. And honestly,
Speaker 9: it was like the next week, I had who was it,
Speaker 9: Gary Wayne on the show and we were talking talk
Speaker 9: about the epic of Gilgamesh and I knew the overall story,
Speaker 9: but I never sat down and actually just read the
Speaker 9: whole story.
Speaker 2: So before I.
Speaker 9: Had him on, i'd done that. And then I bump
Speaker 9: into this guy inky Doo. Yep, he's a mighty hunter,
Speaker 9: just like Esau. He's covered in hair from head to
Speaker 9: toe like Esau. And I'm like, dude, here's another one
Speaker 9: of these harry dudes. You know, they're all in these
Speaker 9: ancient text and biblical stories. I bet if I just
Speaker 9: dig enough, you know, so, and then I met It
Speaker 9: might have been two weeks later after that, I had
Speaker 9: a guy on and we were going through the Book
Speaker 9: of Jasher.
Speaker 2: And then.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and you bump into Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter, and
Speaker 9: it says that he builds up hatred and envy and
Speaker 9: jealousy against Esau, the other mighty hunter. So it's kind
Speaker 9: of like the The Highlander. You know, there could only
Speaker 9: be one baby, so they had to clash. And the
Speaker 9: way they worded it, man, it's like Nimrod was hunting
Speaker 9: Harry beast of a man named Esau. And so then
Speaker 9: as that story went through and I read it, and
Speaker 9: I was like, holy crap, dude, this sounds like a
Speaker 9: mirrored image of the Epic of Gilgamesh. And a lot
Speaker 9: of historians and scholars, Biblical scholars, they align Themrod with Gilgamesh.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Heracles, Nemrod Gilgamesh. Yeah, man, and Inky do. He's
Speaker 6: a big part of that story. And that goes right
Speaker 6: back to sume Aria with Inky obviously, I think creating
Speaker 6: him in a DNA lab because when you go back
Speaker 6: and look at some more of Sitch and stuff, and
Speaker 6: it talks about you know, they had these labs that
Speaker 6: they were tinkering with their DNA and the DNA of
Speaker 6: these other hominids that they were finding here on Earth, right,
Speaker 6: and then they would be able to make noises but
Speaker 6: couldn't speak, were covered in hair all this stuff, and
Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure they were just setting them into the
Speaker 6: wild until they uh and then it talks about the uh.
Speaker 6: There's several tribes of Adams and stuff, and that's that's
Speaker 6: a theory that I've seen a few people come at
Speaker 6: me with lately. To be honest with you, you have
Speaker 6: the story of a Dappa and then ADAMU. You know,
Speaker 6: all these different names for Adam. But you think about
Speaker 6: it and you're like, you know, was there like clans
Speaker 6: of Adam or something?
Speaker 9: You know, Yeah, and Adam was also described. A lot
Speaker 9: of people look over it, but he was described as
Speaker 9: a ahi alohen.
Speaker 6: Well, he was a Sumerian king. I'm pretty sure he
Speaker 6: was one of the first Sumerian kings. Was a Dappa.
Speaker 2: I think it was crazy too.
Speaker 9: Is we talked about in the epic of Gilgamesh when
Speaker 9: they created inky do it said specifically that they created
Speaker 9: him as an equal to Nimrod and and in a
Speaker 9: vision that Nimrod has or Gilgamesh. I'm conflicting the stories,
Speaker 9: but when a dream Gilgamesh has, his mother appears to
Speaker 9: him and says that, yeah, he was created as his
Speaker 9: equal and it was basically his brother, and that he
Speaker 9: was created though in the image of Sam Quain. And
Speaker 9: when you look at sam Quain, he was a fertility god.
Speaker 2: From the land of Earth.
Speaker 9: In Haran, that area there, and he was just like
Speaker 9: all these other male fertility gods.
Speaker 2: He was a wild man.
Speaker 9: He was covered in hair from head to toe, and
Speaker 9: he was also known as the god of the cattle,
Speaker 9: and that his hair was thick from head to toe
Speaker 9: and it was matted. And that's exactly how you know
Speaker 9: Esau has described. I mean a lot of people want
Speaker 9: to say that, you know, it was poetic language. But
Speaker 9: when you have the deception of his brother Jacob and
Speaker 9: his mother Rebecca, what do they do. They go kill
Speaker 9: a goat, skin the goat, and they wrap him like
Speaker 9: a like a blanket. Yeah, in this goats fur. That way,
Speaker 9: their blind father would reach out and feel this harry
Speaker 9: course and oily goats fur to trick them into believing
Speaker 9: that he was Esau. I mean, so he was literally
Speaker 9: that Harry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah that. So do you think there's anything like
Speaker 6: in the story of Esau that's linked to the story
Speaker 6: of Inky.
Speaker 2: Do well with me?
Speaker 9: I just seem that I love like comparative mythology. Like
Speaker 9: you said, I agree full heartedly that all of these legends.
Speaker 9: All of these myths have hints of the truth in them, right,
Speaker 9: you just have to find them. And when you do
Speaker 9: comparative mythology and you look at all these similar stories
Speaker 9: and put them side by side, you know, to me,
Speaker 9: it's like when you see the same story, the same descriptors,
Speaker 9: the same narrative and storyline, but there's some twists. Maybe
Speaker 9: the names are different, or maybe there's some little caveats
Speaker 9: added to the story. The stuff that lines up the
Speaker 9: same throughout culture, throughout time, there has to be something
Speaker 9: to that in my opinion. So that's that's the truth
Speaker 9: part of it, I believe. But as I was reading those,
Speaker 9: you know, historians and stuff and biblical scholars aligned Nimrod
Speaker 9: and Gilgamesh.
Speaker 2: So there's your correlation.
Speaker 9: When you look at inky Do and his description he
Speaker 9: was the mighty hunter covenant hare from head to toe.
Speaker 9: Esau was also the mighty Hunter covered hare from.
Speaker 2: Head to toe.
Speaker 9: In both stories, these two men become jealous of each
Speaker 9: other and fight and clash. But the only difference is
Speaker 9: I think it's from the cultural standpoint inky Do and
Speaker 9: Gilgamesh they were.
Speaker 2: From the land of er and Haran.
Speaker 9: So going to spin it, to where their king and
Speaker 9: their guy wins and looks the best. And then Esau was,
Speaker 9: you know, from the the Israelites, and that was he
Speaker 9: was representing their people. So in their story he is
Speaker 9: the winner and overcomes the King of error. So that's
Speaker 9: just kind of like whoever's telling the story is going
Speaker 9: to spin it favorably in their light, you know. But
Speaker 9: one of the really cool things that I found, and
Speaker 9: this was the most mind blowing thing that I found
Speaker 9: looking into this guy, that really sent me down a
Speaker 9: deep trail was it says in that story, and this
Speaker 9: is in the book of Jashure, that Esau sees Nimrod
Speaker 9: coming and he has a hunting party, but he separates
Speaker 9: from the party and it says that him and two
Speaker 9: of his gibl rim, you know, and this is the
Speaker 9: same Hebrew word used to describe the Nephelum giants. It
Speaker 9: says that he sees Nimrod and his two Gibborim coming
Speaker 9: through the wilderness, and that Esau hides itself, but at
Speaker 9: the opportune time, he springs forward and he cuts off
Speaker 9: the head of Nimrod, and then he fights to the
Speaker 9: death with these other two ghib Riem and kills them.
Speaker 9: So this Harry quote unquote man kills not one, not two,
Speaker 9: but three giants, give a rem and it says that
Speaker 9: the hunting party that was separated from here's all the
Speaker 9: commotion and comes running. But it says that Esau takes
Speaker 9: the time to steal his garments, and it says, and
Speaker 9: these were the garments to which Nimrod was able to
Speaker 9: prevail over all the nations. And then he runs back home,
Speaker 9: and it says he hides these garments in his tent,
Speaker 9: but then he goes into the tent of Jacob, his brother,
Speaker 9: and there it dovetails and ties perfectly into the trading
Speaker 9: of the birthright in genesis. That never made any sense
Speaker 9: to me neither. Yeah, and just for those that's not familiar,
Speaker 9: Esau was the eldest son, and the culture was that
Speaker 9: the eldest son got the birthright.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: You know you're the.
Speaker 9: One that got the farm, the family name, and the heirlooms.
Speaker 9: You know, you were the one who said to inherit
Speaker 9: the keys of the kingdom. So like modern term, your
Speaker 9: your father's Donald Trump, and you're the eldest son. So
Speaker 9: that the billions of dollars, all the real estate, the businesses,
Speaker 9: everything is going to be yours.
Speaker 2: But in this story in.
Speaker 9: Genesis, it just says that Esau, this mighty hunter, now
Speaker 9: that he comes in from the field exhausted and sees
Speaker 9: his brother Jacob making red lintonel stew and says, give
Speaker 9: me some of that stew and Jacob says, yeah, but
Speaker 9: only if you trade me your birthright. And that Esau
Speaker 9: just says, what use is a birthright to me? When
Speaker 9: I'm dead?
Speaker 2: Take it?
Speaker 9: And Jacob's like, no, no, no, promise me you'll do this thing.
Speaker 9: And he's like, yeah, i M just give me the soup.
Speaker 9: And it says that Esau eats the soup and leaves.
Speaker 9: And in church, I was just taught that, oh, Esau
Speaker 9: was a carnal man. He was ruled by his desires
Speaker 9: of the flesh and his gut. And I was like,
Speaker 9: he was the mighty hunter. He could have had a
Speaker 9: lion steak.
Speaker 2: If he was hungry.
Speaker 9: If that's what it was, how come this mighty hunter
Speaker 9: is starving to death.
Speaker 2: That don't make sense.
Speaker 9: And you know, I wouldn't trade my birthright for a
Speaker 9: stinking bowl of red soup. But when you tie in
Speaker 9: that book of Jashure. Yeah, he coming from the field exhausted,
Speaker 9: all right, he just fought three giants to the death.
Speaker 9: I just killed the king. So he's on the run,
Speaker 9: fearing for his life, and he probably sustained some life
Speaker 9: threatening injuries in this exchange. So this, like this red
Speaker 9: soup is allegorical basically to you know. Yeah, the CIA,
Speaker 9: the FBI is after me. I just killed the president
Speaker 9: and I've been shot several times. Man, I need you
Speaker 9: to band me up and hide me and make sure
Speaker 9: keep me safe. And now that makes a lot more
Speaker 9: sense to him saying, you know what, use is a
Speaker 9: birthright to me when I'm dead?
Speaker 2: Take it. He was bleeding out, he was desperate.
Speaker 6: Wow, dude, Yeah, that's uh, that's something man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, Uh, that always confused me as to why he
Speaker 6: just uh, you know, wou would give it away and
Speaker 6: then it kind of you know, it just trails off
Speaker 6: from there. It doesn't even explain anymore. Yeah. That that
Speaker 6: book of Jasher, That's that's where you find the story
Speaker 6: of two ball canes h apparently slaying like Caine. Right,
Speaker 6: he was covered and he looked like an animal running
Speaker 6: at him. So it says, and I'm like, well, wait
Speaker 6: a minute, and I just the way that he spoke
Speaker 6: about it and the mark of Kine right like, I've
Speaker 6: heard theories. My co host of Eloheim Etymology, he said
Speaker 6: that he thinks it maybe the Native Americans how they
Speaker 6: can never grow facial hair or something. It may be,
Speaker 6: it may.
Speaker 9: Be with the media, Rashi, That's what he says. He
Speaker 9: thinks that the cursing the mark was that he was
Speaker 9: covered in hair from head to toe and that's why
Speaker 9: he was scared to death that somebody or something was
Speaker 9: going to kill him because of what he looked.
Speaker 6: Like, hunting them like an animal.
Speaker 2: Basically.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and honestly, dude, right now, I want you listeners
Speaker 9: to see this too. Search up the Last Judgment Sistine Chapel,
Speaker 9: and I got a picture of it in my book,
Speaker 9: but it's black and white, and every time I try
Speaker 9: to show it, it doesn't show well. But in there, I
Speaker 9: think Michaelangelo, you know, was reading these extra biblical books
Speaker 9: and all these other scrolls and knew some stuff that
Speaker 9: was lost to us today, like that some of this
Speaker 9: stuff I'm talking about today because if if Caine's cursing
Speaker 9: was that he was covered in having them had the
Speaker 9: tone and it said he was also given a horn,
Speaker 9: a single horn.
Speaker 2: And then Esau, you know.
Speaker 9: In the extra Biblical books and Targums and all these
Speaker 9: other extra Biblical books says that Esau.
Speaker 2: Was a serpent seat.
Speaker 9: It says that he come out with a serpent brand,
Speaker 9: and that even his guardian angel was semi l the
Speaker 9: mimber of God, the angel of death. And so I
Speaker 9: think Michaelangelo in that painting made sure in there.
Speaker 6: Is it this one.
Speaker 9: It shows a bunch of people floating in the air
Speaker 9: like they're fighting. Then if you go straight down, there's
Speaker 9: a that shows the ground and there's a heel in
Speaker 9: a cave right at the bottom in the center, and
Speaker 9: in that cave is where you have I think that
Speaker 9: Michael Anelo was painting the two serpent seeds he saw
Speaker 9: and cane as like a little hidden the Easter egg.
Speaker 2: H wow, dude, per.
Speaker 9: Back back out. I think I seen it like toward
Speaker 9: the my left and down.
Speaker 6: I can try to zoom in and uh ope, yeah,
Speaker 6: I need to have it back up.
Speaker 2: I think he I think he went past it. I
Speaker 2: seen it. Flash.
Speaker 6: Do I need to scroll out or go to another picture?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 9: It was the other picture as you was going through
Speaker 9: like it flashed like you had hit a scroll button
Speaker 9: or something.
Speaker 6: This one.
Speaker 9: Okay, try zooming in at the bottom.
Speaker 2: That might be it.
Speaker 6: I see the serpent, the g and the grassy knoll.
Speaker 2: And there's a cave.
Speaker 6: I see the cave right here. It's uh, it's cut
Speaker 6: off in the picture, not ship. It's taking Wikipedia.
Speaker 2: There's a flame.
Speaker 6: I see the flame. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, playing this day, there's a sasquatch. And then there's
Speaker 9: a hairy man with one horn like in his face,
Speaker 9: like he's like he's yelling at him.
Speaker 6: That's wild man.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Angelo was reading these extra biblical books and stuff and
Speaker 9: and knew that and kind of put that in there
Speaker 9: as like an Easter egg.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, I think you find that a lot. Uh.
Speaker 6: I think if you look at the Last Supper, even
Speaker 6: you look and you lighten up the background, you'll see
Speaker 6: there's like an eye of Horace on the wall, all
Speaker 6: these like higher like these hieroglyphs from Egypt.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And apparently the the theory is that the Last Supper
Speaker 6: was in the King's chamber of the Great Pyramid. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that Devince, you based it off those dimensions or
Speaker 9: something like that.
Speaker 6: Yep. And that it hid the divine feminine, the upside
Speaker 6: down triangle in between Mary and Jesus. There's like a
Speaker 6: perfect triangle. It's fascinating stuff, dude.
Speaker 9: Even in that Last Supper too, he painted like a
Speaker 9: little easter egg. That's lost to culture is Judas. He's
Speaker 9: sitting there in that blue robe or whatever, with his
Speaker 9: elbow on the table. But if you zoom in at
Speaker 9: his elbow, there is a salt shaker spilt over, spilling
Speaker 9: salt on the table. And what that signaling is that
Speaker 9: Judas is a covenant breaker, because back then you would
Speaker 9: make salt covenants. And at the Last Supper they postulate
Speaker 9: that where they were fishermen and stuff that they would
Speaker 9: take like this, they'd make this fish soup, real salty
Speaker 9: fish soup, and they would the bread into it. Right,
Speaker 9: So when they were having this last supper, they were
Speaker 9: coming into covenant with one another. Even see imagery of
Speaker 9: the marriage covenant of taking a sip from the glass
Speaker 9: and everyone taking a sip to accept the covenant. So
Speaker 9: da Vinci was putting that as a little easter egg
Speaker 9: in the painting, showing that Judas was a covenant breaker.
Speaker 6: I see that now, I see the salt shaker.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Wow, man, it's one of those things, you know. I mean,
Speaker 9: it's like some people call it the you know, the
Speaker 9: difference between the initiates and the profane. You know, the
Speaker 9: ones that know see it knows what it is. But
Speaker 9: for those that it's not familiar with the cultural contexts
Speaker 9: and the lingo and stuff, it kind of just goes
Speaker 9: over our head.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, I'm still thinking back on that Esau stuff
Speaker 6: that you were talking about. Man, I've never noticed some
Speaker 6: of those things that that you were saying. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: then you find and what is it Genesis thirty two,
Speaker 6: right before Genesis thirty three, Uh, where you know, Jacob
Speaker 6: wrestles with God at Penniel, right, and uh, then he
Speaker 6: goes and meets his brother Esau again. He goes I
Speaker 6: think he goes through some kind of spiritual initiation or
Speaker 6: something where he finds his third eye. Yeah, definitely. What's
Speaker 6: up subliminal I see on on on the YouTube guys
Speaker 6: on rumble. Uh My, I don't know what's happening with
Speaker 6: the connection to stream yard, but it's not letting me
Speaker 6: connect the stream like I usually do. So I'm still
Speaker 6: able to stream and I have your chat pulled up,
Speaker 6: but I can't pull you alls, can't pull alls comments up.
Speaker 2: A little upset about it.
Speaker 9: But with that that book of Joshure though, when I
Speaker 9: was reading that, that my very nicks you know question was, well,
Speaker 9: what's up with these garments? What was so special about
Speaker 9: these garments that you know, sitting there after fighting these
Speaker 9: three giants about to bleed to death, and takes the time,
Speaker 9: even though the armed guards are running at him, to
Speaker 9: steal Nimrod's garments, and to even take the time, it said,
Speaker 9: to hide them in his house. Folk, excuse me before
Speaker 9: he goes into his brother's tend to get his life
Speaker 9: saving care. And the Jasher it just says, you know,
Speaker 9: these were the garments to which Nimrod was able to
Speaker 9: prevail over all the nations. So I was like, what
Speaker 9: the hell is so special about these garments? And when
Speaker 9: you keep reading not only through Jasher, but through you know,
Speaker 9: the the Midrashes and the Targums, all these rabbis and
Speaker 9: their writings and stuff. I mean, this was a well
Speaker 9: known thing that those people had just been lost to us.
Speaker 9: But I found out that these were the supernatural garments
Speaker 9: from the garden of God given to Adam to cover
Speaker 9: his naked goodness. And this was the birthright. It was
Speaker 9: the sign and symbol of kingship and priesthood and authority.
Speaker 9: And it was passed to the eldest son, and they
Speaker 9: trace it, you know, kind of like the order of Melchisa.
Speaker 2: Deck right God to Adam.
Speaker 9: Then from Adam it went to Enoch, to Methuselah, to Noah.
Speaker 9: And it said that Noah had them on the boat
Speaker 9: going over the flood, and that in Ham's going out,
Speaker 9: Ham steals the garments, and that he hides them and
Speaker 9: then gives them to Cush, and then Cush hides them.
Speaker 9: And then it says that Nimrod was the child of
Speaker 9: Cush's old age, whom he lived exceedingly. And then at
Speaker 9: the coming of age, when Nimrod turned twenty years old,
Speaker 9: Cush gave him the garments, and that he put on
Speaker 9: the garments. And it said, and when he put on
Speaker 9: the garments, he became a gibble ring. And so in
Speaker 9: the Book of Genesis it says that Nimrod wasn't born
Speaker 9: at gibborn. It says he becomes a gift.
Speaker 6: So are these some kind of like magical garments or
Speaker 6: something dude.
Speaker 9: Yes, And according to the ancient legends and writings, it
Speaker 9: says that the wearer of these garments is basically invincible,
Speaker 9: and that they get prophetic dreams, and that even the
Speaker 9: beasts of the field bow down to the wearer. And
Speaker 9: they attribute these garments to Noah being able to get
Speaker 9: all these animals on the boat and subdue them because
Speaker 9: he was wearing the garments.
Speaker 2: Wow, you're flowing my mind.
Speaker 6: Man, does this have anything to do with the garments
Speaker 6: that Joseph wore.
Speaker 2: They're the exact same ones.
Speaker 9: Okay, because I can go to Ezekiel twenty eight. Okay,
Speaker 9: it says, you know, talking to Satan. It says you
Speaker 9: were once in the garden of God, perfect in your ways.
Speaker 9: To iniquity was found in you. Is every precious stone
Speaker 9: was your covering. And it says barrel onyx, topaz jasper onyx.
Speaker 9: It names all these stones and it says they were
Speaker 9: set in golden lays, and you know they were perfect.
Speaker 2: The day that they were created for you.
Speaker 9: And so the masoretic test texts list nine stones, but
Speaker 9: Septuagent lists twelve stones.
Speaker 2: This is a.
Speaker 9: Polaroid picture carbon copy of the priestly ephod that the
Speaker 9: priests wore entering the holiest of holies.
Speaker 2: It's the priestly ephod.
Speaker 6: The ones that Aaron had ry.
Speaker 9: So it's painting Satan in a priestly roll. And then
Speaker 9: if you keep going down, it says, not only is
Speaker 9: it painting him in this role with these this priestly ephod,
Speaker 9: it even says, outright, you profaned your sanctuaries, and you
Speaker 9: were cast from the mountain of God as a profane thing.
Speaker 9: So at the fall Satan was demoted, his dominion and
Speaker 9: priesthood over earth was taken away and given to Adam,
Speaker 9: and Adam become the first king and priest over creation
Speaker 9: and as a human. And so that alone would explain
Speaker 9: why Satan hates you. You are his younger brother that he
Speaker 9: tried to trick, and he was demoted and his position
Speaker 9: and authority was taken away and given to the one
Speaker 9: he tried.
Speaker 2: To trick and deceive.
Speaker 6: So where do you think this garment is today?
Speaker 9: In the archives of the Vatican or some powerful family's basement.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 9: Been took care of, you know, because when you get
Speaker 9: to Joseph, it uses the same language as it did
Speaker 9: with Nimrod. Because remember I said it. Cush said that
Speaker 9: Nimrod was the child of his old age, whom he loved,
Speaker 9: and he gave him the garments. It says the same
Speaker 9: for Joseph. He says, Joseph was the child of his
Speaker 9: old age, whom he loved exceedingly.
Speaker 6: And Isaac's son, or no, that's Jacob's son, right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and bestowed upon him the coat of many colors.
Speaker 9: And what happens Soon as he gets this coat of
Speaker 9: many colors? He starts having prophetic dreams. And what does
Speaker 9: he say? He says, brothers, I see you bowing down
Speaker 9: to me and serving me. He said, I see the
Speaker 9: wheat of the field bows to me. Even the stars
Speaker 9: of heaven, the morning stars bow before me. That's the
Speaker 9: angelic host. Because he is now the king and priest,
Speaker 9: he's got that authority, that sheriff's badge, basically.
Speaker 2: And that's exact.
Speaker 9: There's plot to kill him and get rid of him.
Speaker 6: Is this what Melchizedek gave to Abraham.
Speaker 2: No, this was.
Speaker 9: Already in the circulation because Adam had it.
Speaker 6: Okay, you you explained that with because you brought up
Speaker 6: the the melchised Melchizedec. There's lots of ways to say it. Uh,
Speaker 6: that priesthood and uh, that was I believe like the
Speaker 6: first the first mystery school.
Speaker 9: See, I think it's a christophany because you have all
Speaker 9: these appearances of my opinion of Christ. You know, before
Speaker 9: he was born in the flesh and he was the
Speaker 9: angel of the Lord. And I think this Melkisa dec
Speaker 9: that was him.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: When you when you.
Speaker 9: Get to Hebrews, you know it says that Christ has
Speaker 9: become the high priest forever at the right hand of
Speaker 9: the Father, in the order of Melchisedek, who had no
Speaker 9: father or mother beginning or nor end. So if you
Speaker 9: think about that, and I talk about it in the
Speaker 9: book too, at the war in heaven in Revelation, which
Speaker 9: I think that that is at the birth of Christ,
Speaker 9: because Revelation twelve it says, behold, these signs were in
Speaker 9: heaven a woman clothed in the sun Virgo with the
Speaker 9: sun in her womb, and it said, with twelve stars
Speaker 9: on her head. That's the constellation Leo. And then it
Speaker 9: says in the moon at her feet was in travail
Speaker 9: giving birth, and the dragon lay in wait to devour
Speaker 9: the child.
Speaker 2: That that's the.
Speaker 9: Constellation Hydra, whose tail takes up one third of the heavens,
Speaker 9: and where his tail is there's a significant lack of stars.
Speaker 9: That's the third that got swept down. So at the
Speaker 9: birth of Christ, I think that it's like this one.
Speaker 9: Satan and his cohorts knew the plan. They kind of
Speaker 9: had hints and kind of you know, had highlights of
Speaker 9: what they thought was going to happen. But once it happened,
Speaker 9: they knew. They're like, we have to strike now, and
Speaker 9: that he was cast down. And when you look at
Speaker 9: the ascension of Christ, you know, what does it say.
Speaker 9: It says that he comes at the right hand of
Speaker 9: the Father, takes the scroll, which is the land deed
Speaker 9: to Earth in my opinion, and starts opening it. But
Speaker 9: it says that when Satan was cast down, it gives
Speaker 9: this little detail.
Speaker 2: It says because.
Speaker 9: There was no longer a place for him, and the
Speaker 9: Old Testament when Satan is accusing Joshua, the High Priest
Speaker 9: in that vision, it says that Satan was at the
Speaker 9: right hand of the Father, but he's swept down because
Speaker 9: there's no longer a place for him, and Jesus comes
Speaker 9: in at the right hand. Is now the king and
Speaker 9: priest of creation forever. So it's like we traded the
Speaker 9: accuser of the brethren day and night at the right
Speaker 9: hand of the Father to Jesus Christ, the intercessor for man,
Speaker 9: day and night.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 6: Dude, Yeah, so I was gonna ask you, Uh, in
Speaker 6: the book of Enoch, it's Enoch one. Uh, there there's
Speaker 6: an angel named uh Fanuel, and it's the same thing
Speaker 6: like what you said. It's it's almost as as if
Speaker 6: it's uh it's Christ like in heaven at the like
Speaker 6: right hand of God or something. That's the only place
Speaker 6: you really see them. But it says that this angel
Speaker 6: would be the sacrificial lamb. I should I should have
Speaker 6: had it. I'm I'm pretty used to pulling books out
Speaker 6: and just reading to my audience. But no, when you
Speaker 6: said that about mel Melch is a deck.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: That's it's not the first time that I've heard that.
Speaker 6: And it goes on to, uh, well, like you said, Adam,
Speaker 6: Melch is a deck uh asof But I have to
Speaker 6: think it's the same as Esaul. Right.
Speaker 2: It might be.
Speaker 9: I don't know, because I mean he did have the
Speaker 9: garments because like I said, he killed themrod and took them.
Speaker 2: And when you get into.
Speaker 9: Perk Eliezar and his writings, he has this prophecy and
Speaker 9: and I just found out about this talking with zen Garcia.
Speaker 9: And there's a prophecy of the ten kings and it's
Speaker 9: the Seed War, and it talks about the line of
Speaker 9: the Serpent, the seed of the Serpent and the seed
Speaker 9: of Adam, and that they're at constant struggle with one
Speaker 9: another and that they're fighting, and that this basically the
Speaker 9: kingship will be passed back and forth between the two
Speaker 9: and that this was the birthright and whoever had this,
Speaker 9: you know, the Rod of Moses and the garments of
Speaker 9: powers is what some people called it. This was the
Speaker 9: robe was kingship and the rod was priesthood, and whoever
Speaker 9: had these on had the kingship in priesthood, and that
Speaker 9: they was battling back and forth for these and it
Speaker 9: shows that Nimrod was one of those kings because he
Speaker 9: was in possession of them. And then it even has
Speaker 9: Esau for a time where he steals them, but he
Speaker 9: has them just for a very short time because when
Speaker 9: you get into Genesis, like I said, but once you
Speaker 9: have these set of glasses and you see the garments,
Speaker 9: you see it all through scripture in that story where
Speaker 9: Rebecca and Jacob trick Isaac. If you pay attention, in
Speaker 9: that story, it says that they wrap him in the
Speaker 9: goat's fur and they're getting ready to send him in
Speaker 9: to full Isaac. But as like the cherry on top
Speaker 9: for the deception, it says that Rebecca goes to Esau's
Speaker 9: hint and takes his special garment and places it upon Jacob.
Speaker 9: That's the supernatural garments according to the Book of Jeshure
Speaker 9: that he hid in his house before he went in
Speaker 9: to get the bowl of soup and care from his brother,
Speaker 9: and Rebecca knew that he had him, and while he
Speaker 9: was gone, she snuck in his house, stole the supernatural
Speaker 9: garments from the garden of God and placed them on
Speaker 9: Jacob before he went into the tent of Isaac to
Speaker 9: not only steal the birthright but also the blessing. And
Speaker 9: another time that you see those is with the uncovering
Speaker 9: of thy father's nakedness. And that's something that's highly misconstrued
Speaker 9: and misunderstood. As a kid, when I heard that story,
Speaker 9: I was like, that makes absolutely no sense. I mean,
Speaker 9: if I'm at school all day and I come home
Speaker 9: and my father's passed out drunk in the floor, naked,
Speaker 9: and I happen to see him. How the hell is
Speaker 9: that my fault?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 9: And then he doesn't even curse him. He curses Canaan.
Speaker 9: Canaan is the firstborn son. And if you read that chronologically,
Speaker 9: ain't and wasn't even born yet. But when you get
Speaker 9: into the original languages and the etymology and things and
Speaker 9: the culture, it makes perfect sense. Because when you go
Speaker 9: to Leviticus chapter eighteen, it says it plainly right there.
Speaker 9: It says, to uncover thy father's nakedness is to sleep
Speaker 9: with thy father's wife. And this was an act of rebellion.
Speaker 2: In the ancient world.
Speaker 9: Absolom when he tried to take over the kingdom, he
Speaker 9: run David out of the kingdom. The first thing he
Speaker 9: done was he pitched a tent on top of David's
Speaker 9: house and went into his concubines in the sight of
Speaker 9: all of Israel. Reuben slept with his father's concubines and
Speaker 9: an attempt to take over the family. This is how
Speaker 9: you flexed on the old man back in the day.
Speaker 9: So Ham went in and slept with his mother to
Speaker 9: try to take over the family.
Speaker 6: That's crazy bro. I believe it though, Yeah.
Speaker 9: And he comes out and he tells these other brothers,
Speaker 9: He's like, hey, dad's a drunk. He's no longer fit
Speaker 9: to rule anymore. I just went and did this deed.
Speaker 9: You guys go in and do it too. Will divide
Speaker 9: the entire earth up amongst ourselves, and he can't take
Speaker 9: all three of us. But the Book of Genesis says
Speaker 9: the brothers refuse the rebellion, that they take a garment,
Speaker 9: put it on their back, walk backwards, and cover their
Speaker 9: father's nakedness. But when you go into the original language,
Speaker 9: it doesn't say they took a garment. It says they
Speaker 9: took the garment. They had a literal armor of God, Yes,
Speaker 9: supernatural garments from the Garden of God. The symbol of
Speaker 9: kingship and authority.
Speaker 2: And think about that.
Speaker 9: Even theologically, if you have someone trying to take over
Speaker 9: the authority position of the house, you refuse the rebellion
Speaker 9: by placing the crown back on the rightful person. So
Speaker 9: they took the symbol of kingship and placed it back
Speaker 9: upon their father, refusing the rebellion, and then Canaan, you know,
Speaker 9: him being cursed. Why that makes sense because when you
Speaker 9: read it says curse had be Caanan, a servant to
Speaker 9: thy brothers Shim and Jacob, he shall be, And you're like, whoa, whoa,
Speaker 9: that ain't his brothers, that'd.
Speaker 2: Be his uncle.
Speaker 9: The only way Canaan can be the brothers of Shim
Speaker 9: and Jacob, as if it holy shit, they got the
Speaker 9: same mother, right, So Ham, sleeping with his mother trying
Speaker 9: to take over the family, got her pregnant, and Canaan
Speaker 9: was an incest baby. And when Noah woke up and
Speaker 9: found out what had happened, that his wife was pregnant
Speaker 9: and that they were going to name it Canaan, and
Speaker 9: that it was Ham's that's why he said, curse had
Speaker 9: be Canaan, a servant to thy brothers he shall be.
Speaker 9: And that's why God's people was commanded not to take
Speaker 9: wives or husbands from the Canaanites because they were a
Speaker 9: cursed lineage from the beginning. They stem from incest.
Speaker 6: And I mean, if you look a blow for me, right, no,
Speaker 6: you've been blowing my mind this whole time. And then
Speaker 6: if you look into the Canaanite pantheon, it's kind of
Speaker 6: one of the darkest like groups of gods you know
Speaker 6: what I mean, that's where ball stems from. I mean,
Speaker 6: that's even when when you see the name yahweh used right,
Speaker 6: But as far as like Dagon l Mott and that's
Speaker 6: those stories you see that's just rebranded from Sumeria. In
Speaker 6: my opinion, it's just the same same little group of
Speaker 6: gods that you see. But no, man, you interpret these stories,
Speaker 6: these bi a lot of these big these biblical text uh,
Speaker 6: the same way that I do. It's very it's refreshing
Speaker 6: to find someone.
Speaker 9: And I think that's why so many people that I've
Speaker 9: talked to is like, man, you need to go talk
Speaker 9: with jewels from gray peeled.
Speaker 2: Man. You guys would get along great.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Man. And so when you bring up Esau being
Speaker 6: a big foot, being a Sasquatch, and I think that
Speaker 6: that's where all of those, all of the cryptids come from.
Speaker 6: Any cryptid that you see is a failed DNA like
Speaker 6: nephelum portal baby, if that makes any sense.
Speaker 9: Gets something more muddier though, man, because what's crazy is
Speaker 9: after the stealing of the blessing and birthright from Jacob,
Speaker 9: that's that's when Esau goes into full rebellion. It says
Speaker 9: that he takes three wives and they're all Canaanites. Well,
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, two US Canaanites, the others from his father's lineage.
Speaker 9: Because he takes two Canaanite wives, and then his third wife,
Speaker 9: he goes to Ishmael, which was his father, Isaac's brother,
Speaker 9: his elder brother, and just like Esau, Ishmael was the
Speaker 9: eldest brother that was screwed out of his birthright and inheritance.
Speaker 9: So you can imagine the hatred that was sown at
Speaker 9: those families get togethers because he went to somebody that
Speaker 9: could sympathize with his situation. He saw was the eldest
Speaker 9: that was screwed out of his birthright, so he went
Speaker 9: to his uncle who was also the eldest and screwed
Speaker 9: out of his birthright. And when you follow the lineages,
Speaker 9: all of your Islamic and Muslim nations, all the peoples
Speaker 9: that just the Palestinians that just won't come from utterly
Speaker 9: or yes, they utterly want to eradicate God's people. It's
Speaker 9: from this union and then the two Canaanites that he took.
Speaker 9: Thanks to people like Gary Wayne and their deep dives
Speaker 9: of the genealogies, we now know that those were known
Speaker 9: Nephalum giant tribes, and one of them was the father
Speaker 9: in law, was Sierra, and he reigned from the land
Speaker 9: of Mount Sierra, which when you break into the Hebrew
Speaker 9: etymology of that name, that means harry. So you have
Speaker 9: this harry quote unquote sasquatch man marrying into and breeding
Speaker 9: with Nephlum giant clans who were known.
Speaker 2: To be harry. So you got a high probability.
Speaker 9: Of throwing some strange pups there. But Amelek stems from
Speaker 9: one of these unions with these Nephelim giant tribes, and
Speaker 9: he burst the Amalekite race. And when you get into
Speaker 9: the etymology of that, that means the blood liquors, vampires. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 9: and all these rabbis and ancient texts talk about the Amalekites.
Speaker 9: They were basically like the Viking berserks of the Middle East.
Speaker 9: They were fierce warriors known for dominating the battlefield, and
Speaker 9: that they were also sorcerers. And the Rabbi Rashi talks
Speaker 9: about the reason why God said kill every man, woman
Speaker 9: and child and animal was because the Amalekites were known
Speaker 9: shape shifters and they would shift, they would shape shift
Speaker 9: into animals to evade capture. And these were the first
Speaker 9: people that God's people in their wilderness wanderings, had encounters with,
Speaker 9: and they were the first tribe to attack God's people
Speaker 9: while they were in their wilderness wanderings. And if you
Speaker 9: look at the commandments, because during this time is when
Speaker 9: God starts giving all of the commandments, you know, don't
Speaker 9: do this, don't do that, and you don't get rules, laws,
Speaker 9: commandments unless someone's doing those said things. So I think
Speaker 9: if we look at those commandments, it's telling of the
Speaker 9: people that they were having encounters with the Amalekites, because
Speaker 9: it says, no longer will you sacrifice to Harry goat demons.
Speaker 9: It's talking about Esau and these Harry Farrell giant race
Speaker 9: of sorcerers. And then it says, no longer will you
Speaker 9: pass your children.
Speaker 2: Through the fire of Molek.
Speaker 9: You will not seek necromancers or mediums. You will not
Speaker 9: drink the blood. The life force is in the blood.
Speaker 9: These are all characteristics of this Amalachit tribe and things
Speaker 9: they were doing, and I think that God's people were
Speaker 9: seeing them and imitating their practices and God had to
Speaker 9: step in be like no, no, no, you can't be doing this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean that's you said that they made it
Speaker 6: with the Canaanite women. That's where Cannibal comes from, is
Speaker 6: the Canaanite worship of ball, you know. So yeah, they
Speaker 6: were definitely drinking blood and a lot more grotesque things
Speaker 6: than that, I'm sure, But yeah, I definitely think there's
Speaker 6: a connection with a lot of these cryptids that that
Speaker 6: we see. I've talked about that for a long time now,
Speaker 6: but I mean it's the same when when you look
Speaker 6: at like interdimension no dog man, it's like, how did
Speaker 6: this inter dimensional aspect come about? Like you had to
Speaker 6: have some uh supernatural DNA?
Speaker 2: Right, yes, sorcerers man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I mean yeah, you know there's these interpretations
Speaker 6: and then you have like modern day interpretations like, uh,
Speaker 6: what do you think about uh these crazy rabbis that
Speaker 6: teach these uh Yeshiva classes that like talk about the
Speaker 6: United States being Esau and stuff and how they have
Speaker 6: to like destroy edam or Esau or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I have not dove real deep into it, but I
Speaker 9: have heard people talk about it, and I've heard a
Speaker 9: lot of people online. When I talk about what I'm
Speaker 9: talking about, They're like, no, Esau was the white race.
Speaker 6: Right right, Well, yeah, that's just what you You thought.
Speaker 2: Of that, Now, that's just crazy.
Speaker 9: And that just goes to show you too, that somebody
Speaker 9: with agenda or I thought idea can take one scripture
Speaker 9: or one verse and totally just twist that thing like
Speaker 9: a laughy taffy or a pretzel to get to their
Speaker 9: end goal or their end means. And another example of that,
Speaker 9: honestly is like the serpent seed doctrine. You know, you
Speaker 9: bring that up and the first things that pops up
Speaker 9: in people's heads are the Gnostics because they had a
Speaker 9: serpent seed doctrine, but in their doctrine was the serpent
Speaker 9: was the good guy. You know, he was enlightened, enlightening
Speaker 9: everyone and done all this stuff for us to help
Speaker 9: us to escape the prison planet to get back to Sophia.
Speaker 9: And then you had a lot of racist organizations. You
Speaker 9: had the Nazis and Hitler and the Aryan Brotherhood, even
Speaker 9: like Southern Baptist racist white people in America. Uh, you
Speaker 9: have all these different organizations that kind of grabbed onto
Speaker 9: this serpencyed doctrine and twisted it to fit their narrative
Speaker 9: and to be able to say oh well, Uh, the
Speaker 9: for instance, you know, the Blacks are of the serpent seed.
Speaker 9: They're they're they're not human. They need to be eliminated.
Speaker 9: You know, they're not even human. Just kill them all.
Speaker 9: Or the same thing with the you know, the Jews people.
Speaker 9: The Jews are not really God's showsen people. They're the
Speaker 9: ones that say they are Jews but are not. They
Speaker 9: are serpency lineage, they're not human. Kill them all.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 9: So you have all kinds of people that can grab
Speaker 9: onto any idea, verse or theology and just manipulate and
Speaker 9: twist that thing to fit their narrative in their end goal.
Speaker 9: And I think that which you had mentioned is no
Speaker 9: different because uh, the Edomites. Uh, it's just like the
Speaker 9: word Babylon. You know, you hear Babylon or read Babylon.
Speaker 9: It's not always specifically talking about the physicality, you know,
Speaker 9: the physical city of Babylon. It was like an epithet.
Speaker 9: They called Rome Babylon. Anybody that opposed them they called
Speaker 9: them Babylon. And the same thing with the Edomites. The
Speaker 9: Edomites were a thorn in God's people's side. It said
Speaker 9: that when nebuchins or the second destroyed the city that
Speaker 9: the Edomite stood by and watched and you know, collapped
Speaker 9: and cheered as God's people was taking away and chains
Speaker 9: led back to Babylon. So that was kind of like
Speaker 9: an epithet anyone that was an adversary or a hindrance,
Speaker 9: you know, to God's people. The Jewish people just called
Speaker 9: them Edomites.
Speaker 2: It was the same thing, right, yeah, yeah, never forget.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ye had to. I just figured i'd get your
Speaker 6: opinion on that, because I'm sure you've gotten that question
Speaker 6: thrown at you before. Yeah, and you know, with everything
Speaker 6: going on today and Israel and all that stuff, everyone's
Speaker 6: going to have their own opinion. I be honest with you,
Speaker 6: I don't really I care more about our country than anything,
Speaker 6: so you know, I don't think we should be sending
Speaker 6: money to anybody when people and up I mean up
Speaker 6: around where you are still don't have homes and you know,
Speaker 6: are still uh suffering from all those hurricanes we've had
Speaker 6: the last year. And who knows if those you know,
Speaker 6: if that weather was even natural right right with heart
Speaker 6: and everything that we know now, you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was all the lithium mines and stuff in
Speaker 9: the North Carolina mountains.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dude, same thing in Hawaii, Like, who bought up
Speaker 6: all that land?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 9: You know, yeah, everybody started buying blue tein roofs, didn't.
Speaker 6: They're yes indeed, dude, Yeah, I mean take do to that, bro, Like,
Speaker 6: you know, be sure to at least paint your roof blue. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: when the next laser whenever they launch, launch that. My
Speaker 6: voice just cracked and does that sometimes?
Speaker 9: Oh, fire Pixie, I've seen the said they're about twenty
Speaker 9: minutes away from the mountains of North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Same.
Speaker 9: I live in a little town that's right on the
Speaker 9: border of North Carolina. It takes me maybe forty minutes,
Speaker 9: forty five minutes drive to Ashville from where I'm at.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, Yeah, Because we were talking before the show
Speaker 6: and you you were a couple hours from where my
Speaker 6: mom lives and Knoxville, I wanted to bring this up
Speaker 6: before you get out of here, Dude. I went to
Speaker 6: so I went to a spiritual warfare class that was
Speaker 6: like three sessions. It's a lot of stuff that I
Speaker 6: already knew, but some more stuff that that I learned
Speaker 6: that I'm glad I did. And then to this deliverance today,
Speaker 6: man's wild, dude, what what? How much different? I feel
Speaker 6: after leaving. Oh yeah, yeah, was was there for three
Speaker 6: hours and work through a lot of like, dude, just
Speaker 6: like a lot of trauma I didn't even know I
Speaker 6: had from like when I was a kid and got
Speaker 6: some bad attachments off of me. I think, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, that's awesome, man.
Speaker 9: I was about to ask, were you being worked on
Speaker 9: or was you working on other people?
Speaker 6: I know I was being worked on. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 6: was being worked on, man. And it's a constant thing.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 6: You got to constantly work on yourself. Like a lot
Speaker 6: of people think, you know, if you're baptized or you're
Speaker 6: saved or what that that's it, right, But like we're
Speaker 6: constantly attacked, dude, Like you always have to have discernment,
Speaker 6: but also just be spiritually prepared, especially for what's coming, man,
Speaker 6: because this is all like like what you mentioned earlier,
Speaker 6: all this stuff ties into one another, like it's all
Speaker 6: a spiritual battle in my opinion. Like, but dude, so
Speaker 6: apparently my mom went to a I guess like a
Speaker 6: fortune teller years ago, like fifteen years ago, and was
Speaker 6: told that there was a curse that was put on
Speaker 6: our family. And today I talked about that with this
Speaker 6: lady and dude, I think we broke it because that
Speaker 6: like there was an earthquake like right there where my
Speaker 6: mom lives, and like it happened while I was there,
Speaker 6: and my wife tried was calling me and everything. Yeah, dude, yeah,
Speaker 6: so uh kind of blows my mind. I'm kind of like, oh, ship,
Speaker 6: I hope I don't.
Speaker 2: But you feel better. You feel lighter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, man, that's that's That's a very good way
Speaker 6: of putting it. Lighter. Was exhausted.
Speaker 2: Monica pressure. It's heavy.
Speaker 9: It is a weight on you, and you get you
Speaker 9: carry it for so many years. Man, it's like like
Speaker 9: lower back pain or something. You just get used to it,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. It's like you don't even
Speaker 9: feel it no more. It's like, Okay, that's that's normal.
Speaker 9: But when you get back relief where you get you know,
Speaker 9: relief from demonica pressure and stuff like that, man, You're like, man,
Speaker 9: is this what normal feels like? Man?
Speaker 6: We'll do like I had like family members that were
Speaker 6: in the Eastern Star and then the shiners that took
Speaker 6: oaths and whatnot, and uh separated those like bloodline oats, right,
Speaker 6: cut those off? Yeah, yeah, cut those off because I
Speaker 6: know that stuff exists. I know about generational curses and
Speaker 6: uh you know, like I've talked to you before, I'm
Speaker 6: I'm into all the mystery schools, you know, looking into
Speaker 6: the esoteric stuff and uh especially the initiations and the
Speaker 6: degrees of certain things. And uh yeah, man, it's something
Speaker 6: that I was going to talk about eventually, uh on
Speaker 6: a stream, but I figured we were already getting into.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, man, the occult biblical stuff that's just completely hidden.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: Like I think, uh more people should be talking about this.
Speaker 6: I think this should be like mainstream Christianity, am I
Speaker 6: in my opinion?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And it's not salvational, man, you know. I mean it's
Speaker 9: like knowing about Esau and the garments from the Garden
Speaker 9: of God and all this kind of stuff, you know.
Speaker 9: I mean it's it's not detrimental to your faith of
Speaker 9: your salvation.
Speaker 6: Right, but it's that.
Speaker 9: And it's like a skeleton key though.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 9: It's like it, yes, unlocks so much stuff, and like
Speaker 9: the birthright trading, the uncovering my father's nakedness.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 9: You know, all these things that we've talked about today,
Speaker 9: and I'm just threw out a few that made no sense,
Speaker 9: you know, without that context, and now it's like you
Speaker 9: got a full view of it, and like I talked
Speaker 9: about the beginning of the show, it just it excites you,
Speaker 9: draws you closer to God and answers a lot of
Speaker 9: those whys and just paints a lot more fuller picture
Speaker 9: because you know, it's system. My people perish from lack
Speaker 9: of knowledge. Now, so it's yeah, I mean you can
Speaker 9: be saved and make it to heaven and have a
Speaker 9: you know, relationship with Christ. But it's like we're commanded
Speaker 9: to get off the milk and can grow some teeth.
Speaker 2: And convert to the meat. Yeah, yeah, you know, opens
Speaker 2: up a whole new relationship and better understanding.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, dude, you took the words right out of my mouth.
Speaker 6: That's a good way to put it. Skeleton key, uh
Speaker 6: and be wise as serpents, but uh but gentle as doves,
Speaker 6: right or it's it's something along the lines of that. Yeah, dude, definitely.
Speaker 6: When when when you start to look into the deeper
Speaker 6: meaning of these texts and these parables and and like
Speaker 6: you really uncover some stuff and like we were talking
Speaker 6: about earlier, uh, and it I think can only strengthen
Speaker 6: your bond uh with with the Holy Spirit right, or
Speaker 6: the Creator, whatever you call it. I don't see it
Speaker 6: being like a con. Right seems like more of a
Speaker 6: pro than a con to me. But people hear what's
Speaker 6: what they don't know? You know, people fear the unknown
Speaker 6: and uh, they don't even want to dip their feet
Speaker 6: into the water, you know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And like you talked about it, it's like, you know,
Speaker 9: some people want to call you a heretic, a blasphemer
Speaker 9: and all this stuff and discourage you from reading these
Speaker 9: extra biblical books and going down these rabbit holes. And
Speaker 9: it's like, man, everybody has their own journey. So it's
Speaker 9: like if you're that sheep that I know this sounds bad,
Speaker 9: but it's like if you're that sheep that's got that
Speaker 9: tight leash and wrapped around the pole, or you're in
Speaker 9: your little squire box, you know, and there's a hole
Speaker 9: in the fence, just because you don't want to go
Speaker 9: outside that fence or you don't want to come off
Speaker 9: your leash, don't be discouraging others from wanting to leave
Speaker 9: and see what's outside the fence.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, man, And I really want to get you back
Speaker 6: on and we can maybe I really want to dive
Speaker 6: into some to some of this stuff a little further
Speaker 6: with you. I'm sure there's more symbolism that we could
Speaker 6: pull out of this. And and I've been talking about
Speaker 6: this for a minute. Like getting people together for like
Speaker 6: a bigger discussion on like a roundtable of some sorts
Speaker 6: I think would be very beneficial, especially with these kind
Speaker 6: of topics.
Speaker 9: Man. Yeah, yeah, so a few perspectives. Man, Yeah, I
Speaker 9: have pieces to the puzzle, so exactly like this, we're
Speaker 9: exchanging puzzle pieces.
Speaker 6: We all have our own little little noses or knowledge
Speaker 6: about a particular thing. Oh you know, over each other, right,
Speaker 6: but it all kind of comes back to the same
Speaker 6: topics and subjects. So I mean, yeah, I know you're
Speaker 6: a busy guy. You're just like me. You have a
Speaker 6: full time job. But if you're ever free, you know,
Speaker 6: I'm trying to get one of those schedules.
Speaker 2: You get a bunch of me.
Speaker 7: Know.
Speaker 9: I'm old school. I got the old right right down calendar.
Speaker 9: It's like if somebody takes me or messages and I'm
Speaker 9: at work, and I'll be like, hey man, that sounds fun.
Speaker 9: I'd like to do it, but I can't tell you
Speaker 9: till eight o'clock the night when I get home and
Speaker 9: I can look at my physical calendar.
Speaker 6: You're a lot like dude, Yeah, I really can't tell
Speaker 6: you until I get off work what time I get off,
Speaker 6: you know, if I be able to, you know, do
Speaker 6: a stream here in a few hours or so.
Speaker 9: So uh, hell, everybody's doing that Calendi thing, that digital calendar.
Speaker 9: I actually signed up and tried to do that. That's
Speaker 9: just too complicated.
Speaker 6: That's what Nate was telling me last night, Nate from
Speaker 6: Realities Ares. He was like, man, I try to do
Speaker 6: the calendar.
Speaker 5: Fuck that.
Speaker 6: It was like that thing. He was like, it would
Speaker 6: take me longer. It would be like more of a
Speaker 6: process to do that than to just write it down
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Speaker 6: same thing, old school, old school exactly. If it ain't broke,
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Speaker 9: Well, man, thank you, I appreciate you having me, and
Speaker 9: I've enjoyed the conversation.
Speaker 2: And yeah, this is definitely gonna.
Speaker 9: Be the first of many serve my house to have
Speaker 9: you on my show talk about some stuff.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can get it, dig into ancient Samaria.
Speaker 6: And see if I know that's kind of your thing there. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'd love to, and it's you know, it's something that
Speaker 6: I take with a grain of salt because I know
Speaker 6: sitch and just interpreted it, you know, like I've read
Speaker 6: into Heiser stuff too. I'd, like I said, I try
Speaker 6: to come in from a middle perspective, unbiased. You know,
Speaker 6: I think Sitchin's interpretations about some of it are wrong.
Speaker 6: But as far as like the pantheons and the stories
Speaker 6: go that line up with all these other stories, there's
Speaker 6: something to it, you know.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, if there's a lot of themes, yeah, it
Speaker 9: has to be something to it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, But definitely, I definitely want to come on
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