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Speaker 3: Welcome to White Rabbit podcast with Catalyst Jones, where your
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Speaker 4: Excuse me?
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Speaker 5: When we are successful, we have a real chance at
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Speaker 5: live about having the technical name.
Speaker 3: Can and welcome fellow truth there's in conspiracy junkies to
Speaker 3: another episode.
Speaker 2: Of White Rabbit.
Speaker 4: I am your host, Catalyst Jones. And as it gets cold.
Speaker 3: And windy outside, so does the political climate and the
Speaker 3: conspiracies just keep coming true. Our batting average is at
Speaker 3: least eight hundred and seventy thousand right now in the
Speaker 3: conspiracy world, we are just knocking them out of the park.
Speaker 3: And today we're going to jump into us something a
Speaker 3: little bit crazy. I like to dive into the past
Speaker 3: as well, because that's where all the conspiracies come from.
Speaker 3: And today we have somebody that just wrote a brand
Speaker 3: new book and I wrote it down forgot the name
Speaker 3: of Epic of Esau and Doc Brown is here to
Speaker 3: talk about the crazy shit that goes along and what
Speaker 3: made him want to write this book. So let's get
Speaker 3: into this, DOOC. Welcome to the show, brother.
Speaker 1: Hey man, thank you for having me. I love you work.
Speaker 1: I followed you stuff on Instagram and stuff for a while.
Speaker 1: Your graphics and stuff. You can tell that you're kind
Speaker 1: of like me. You're obsessed with your craft. It shows
Speaker 1: and your work, man.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's one of those things where like so I
Speaker 3: have ADHD and I like gravitate towards things and I
Speaker 3: master it really quick and then I move on to
Speaker 3: the next. And so with podcasting, it's everything that I've
Speaker 3: ever been passionate about. From graphic design, video editing, audio production.
Speaker 3: So it's like kind of the coolest thing for me
Speaker 3: because it's like, shit, this is everything that I've already mastered,
Speaker 3: So I love it.
Speaker 1: Saying I'll become I'm obsessive, compulsive over stuff. I've not
Speaker 1: mastered it yet, but it's, you know, all the creative
Speaker 1: juices that you get from that, just from the thumbnails
Speaker 1: to the audio to the graphics and stuff. So I'm
Speaker 1: kind of self teaching myself how to do all this stuff.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's stuff that I really enjoy all wrapped
Speaker 1: up and want. It's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know it's it's always you're always going
Speaker 3: to be learning. I wouldn't say that I've mastered anything
Speaker 3: because the tools are always changing and creativity is always
Speaker 3: changing from within a person, so there's never mastering a
Speaker 3: creative art form. But I will say that, like when
Speaker 3: I went to school for graphic design, and when I
Speaker 3: was sitting there, I was thinking, like, why am I
Speaker 3: fucking sitting here? I know more about these things than
Speaker 3: the people trying to teach me. This is retarded, but
Speaker 3: creativity is something that's just within somebody, and there's certain
Speaker 3: sparks that will Uh, the catalyst will bring it out
Speaker 3: of somebody. And it's not something that you can teach.
Speaker 3: You know, you can teach somebody how to use a paintbrush,
Speaker 3: how to hold it, and how to put it to
Speaker 3: the canvas, but you can't teach them how to paint
Speaker 3: a picasso.
Speaker 1: Mm yep, agreed. Do you either have it or you don't? Yep.
Speaker 6: On.
Speaker 3: So, you were telling me a little bit about this
Speaker 3: book before we jumped on here, and I do want
Speaker 3: to get into it.
Speaker 4: But before we jump into the book, man, I like.
Speaker 3: To ask people, you know, like throughout our lives, we
Speaker 3: have multiple little, tiny red pill moments, but there's usually
Speaker 3: just that one oh shit, everything is not what I
Speaker 3: thought it was moment. Do you remember what that moment
Speaker 3: was in your life?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a twenty twelve You know, I grew
Speaker 1: up I'm from the Bible Belt. If you can't tell
Speaker 1: by my dialect here, you know, from East Tennessee. But
Speaker 1: I grew up in church my whole life, and of
Speaker 1: course had my you know, rebellious streak and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: just like everybody else. But twenty twelve, I was just
Speaker 1: mindlessly scrolling on YouTube and social medias and stumbled across
Speaker 1: this guy called Tray Smith from God in a Nutshell,
Speaker 1: and he was talking talking about angels coming down and
Speaker 1: breeding with the daughters of men and creating Nephelim giants
Speaker 1: and angels and aliens and just all this kind of
Speaker 1: you know, fantastical stuff that in this in these circles
Speaker 1: we run in that we find ourselves fascinated with and
Speaker 1: talking about so often. And I was like, this dude
Speaker 1: is just full shit. I know the Bible well, I've
Speaker 1: grew up in church my whole life. This stuff ain't
Speaker 1: in there, bro. So I started pulling out my Bible
Speaker 1: and reading through some of this stuff, and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh man, it's here. It's been here the whole time.
Speaker 1: And then he introduced me to Michael Heiser, uh doctor
Speaker 1: Aaron Judkins and uh doctor Judd Burton and all these
Speaker 1: guys in this circle that holds this supernatural worldview, and
Speaker 1: it was like I was reading the Bible with a
Speaker 1: new set of eyes, and like reading it for the
Speaker 1: first time. It was something that I thought I was
Speaker 1: so familiar with and knew so well, but I did
Speaker 1: not know it at all. And I was always a
Speaker 1: history buff. I loved history, and I always kind of
Speaker 1: gravitated toward conspiracy theories and stuff like that. So with
Speaker 1: this new set of glasses that I had, I just
Speaker 1: found myself connecting all kinds of dots with ancient history
Speaker 1: and conspiracy and cryptids and Bigfoot and just all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And it just lit a fireman that to this day
Speaker 1: I've not been able to quench.
Speaker 4: Isn't it interesting?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: And Saam Tripley talks about this often, that the Bible
Speaker 3: is so much more interesting than what they teach us
Speaker 3: when we go to church and these organized religious buildings,
Speaker 3: And you.
Speaker 4: Know, I kind of have my theory on why.
Speaker 3: They don't teach us the cool shit in the Bible
Speaker 3: and why they've taken out the Book of Enoch and
Speaker 3: the cooler writings, you know, like in the Book of
Speaker 3: Enoch talks about a lot of what you're talking about,
Speaker 3: with the Nephelom and the Beasts of the Fields and
Speaker 3: all kind just the coolest fucking stories, and they've all
Speaker 3: been taken out, and the ones that haven't been taken
Speaker 3: out it just kind of brushes over, you know, because
Speaker 3: it's not taken out completely of the Bible.
Speaker 4: It does talk about.
Speaker 3: How the angels came down and took women for their
Speaker 3: own and created the nephilium. But why do you think
Speaker 3: that the majority of it is taken out? And my
Speaker 3: theory is if people don't know their history and where
Speaker 3: they're coming from, then they can't prevent what is supposed
Speaker 3: to come.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and even just like the Genesis six narrative, yeah
Speaker 1: it's there, but it's like the theology and the teachings,
Speaker 1: they have just really whitewashed it. I knew of Genesis six,
Speaker 1: but not in that context. And with that viewpoint. I
Speaker 1: was always taught that the sons of God were the
Speaker 1: righteous line of Saith and the Daughters of Men was
Speaker 1: the pre but wicked, spirited line of Cain. That those
Speaker 1: two branches of the family tree got together, and that
Speaker 1: they bred spiritually wicked people. And these were the rulers
Speaker 1: and kings and authorities on earth that were wicked. They
Speaker 1: were spiritually descended from this union of the sons of
Speaker 1: God with the Daughters of Men. And once I got
Speaker 1: to searching this stuff out and seeing it for what
Speaker 1: it was and what they actually believed, you know, it
Speaker 1: was angelic beanks coming down, And then it made so
Speaker 1: much more sense to me. And one of my friends
Speaker 1: made a comment. When we first started podcasting. It was
Speaker 1: the first show that I'd ever done. It was the
Speaker 1: dig Bible podcast. And my buddy Chad, he started off
Speaker 1: with us for a few months and ended up starting
Speaker 1: a business and had to step away. But he said,
Speaker 1: I'll never forget it. He said, Yeah, that seth thought view.
Speaker 1: You know, he said, sounds good, but then when you
Speaker 1: get to thinking about it, he said, kissing cousins don't
Speaker 1: make thirty footers.
Speaker 4: Bro, No, they don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that kind of stuck.
Speaker 3: And so why why do you think that they hide
Speaker 3: this from us though? Why do you think that they
Speaker 3: missed intentionally? And it is intentional? Is it the Vatican
Speaker 3: that took these things out? Because everybody says, well, the
Speaker 3: Vatican took these things out, and I could see that,
Speaker 3: you know, and we can go back to as far
Speaker 3: as the Knights Temple are trying to separate and hide
Speaker 3: certain things once they started their banking organization. Pretty much,
Speaker 3: you think that's when it was decided to start hiding
Speaker 3: what our past really is.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I think that it started as just kind of
Speaker 1: like a not being forward thinking of us reading these
Speaker 1: texts thousands of years later because Genesis six, you know,
Speaker 1: you just get that little blurb and us reading it today,
Speaker 1: we're like, well, that's a pretty big deal. I want
Speaker 1: some more context on that. But back then when they
Speaker 1: were writing it, they were just like, we're not going
Speaker 1: to beat a dead horse. Everybody knows about the angelic
Speaker 1: beings coming down and breeding with the daughters of men
Speaker 1: because we have this strong oral tradition everybody knows. We
Speaker 1: don't have to go into detail about that. And we
Speaker 1: also have the Book of Enoch that goes into great
Speaker 1: detail of this event. So it was like the writers
Speaker 1: of the time, it was like, everybody reading this that
Speaker 1: what I'm writing here is going to know about Genesis six,
Speaker 1: So I don't have to cover that ground. That book's
Speaker 1: already been written, that story has already been told. I
Speaker 1: don't have to theoretically beat a dead horse.
Speaker 4: Right, And we have see how that happens.
Speaker 3: And you know, I can kind of put this in
Speaker 3: an analogy because we deal with this shit at work,
Speaker 3: and it's certain people know certain things that are not
Speaker 3: in the SOPs. And if you don't know these things,
Speaker 3: then what you're trying to accomplish is not going to
Speaker 3: fucking work. But these people have this knowledge from being
Speaker 3: there so long, they don't think that they have to
Speaker 3: write it because it's just instilled in everybody.
Speaker 4: But yet then when you get somebody.
Speaker 3: New that comes in and you just hand them the book,
Speaker 3: they're not going to know what the fuck to do.
Speaker 4: And so it gets lost.
Speaker 3: It gets lost just by thinking that that's already instilled
Speaker 3: in people.
Speaker 1: Yep. And that's the thing with even Esau. You get
Speaker 1: little blurb about him and then they're like, move on.
Speaker 1: But there's so much to the story that's in other
Speaker 1: books and other legends and lore, and the people just
Speaker 1: writing at the time just are not thinking forward enough
Speaker 1: about the new people coming in and reading this kind
Speaker 1: of being in the dark. But when you deal with
Speaker 1: you know, the Council of Nicea, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: they got together and got all these different scrolls and
Speaker 1: books informed them together to make what we call, you know,
Speaker 1: the sixty six book Cannon. I think it was just
Speaker 1: one of those things. It was like we just our
Speaker 1: religion is now being established. We're trying to bring all
Speaker 1: the people of Rome under the umbrella of Christianity, But
Speaker 1: all these other religions they all have books, but we
Speaker 1: don't have a book. We don't have a line in
Speaker 1: the sand and showing you the boundaries what we believe
Speaker 1: what we don't believe in like a standard. So they
Speaker 1: were just worried about the organization of an organized religion.
Speaker 1: So they were like, okay, as long as we have
Speaker 1: the Torah, which is the history, it shows our creation,
Speaker 1: our rebellion, and fall, and then when you get to
Speaker 1: the New Testament that is the redemption and the coming
Speaker 1: of Christ and our salvation. As long as we have
Speaker 1: the highlights and main points, that's kind of what we're
Speaker 1: concerned about. But when you dig in and you see
Speaker 1: this seed war of Genesis three point fifteen, and a
Speaker 1: lot of people in conspiracy circles talk about the blue
Speaker 1: Bloods and the Dragon Court, and these are the rulers
Speaker 1: and principalities ruling the earth today. That's part of their lineage.
Speaker 1: So of course they want to try to keep that
Speaker 1: stuff suppressed and hidden. So it kind of morphed. It
Speaker 1: started off as a like an accident, like well, you
Speaker 1: just going to touch that everybody knows, But then as
Speaker 1: it started curving and knowledge started increasing, it was like, okay,
Speaker 1: we're going to keep this kind of shrouded in mystery
Speaker 1: as long as we can and not expose ourselves and
Speaker 1: our agenda.
Speaker 3: Right, And then they took it so far as too.
Speaker 3: You can look at older pictures and older newspaper clippings
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, and you'll see giants all over
Speaker 3: the place, and you can go on my Instagram if
Speaker 3: you want, and I have videos of this shit for sure.
Speaker 3: But the Smithsonian started taking these these things and hiding
Speaker 3: them away and locking them away. And you know, in
Speaker 3: my theory is that's where we get these so called
Speaker 3: dinosaurs from. But they hide this stuff from us. But
Speaker 3: yet they are the ones that are in charge I
Speaker 3: feel today and ruling things. And I'm just gonna throw
Speaker 3: a joke out there. Man, have you seen Baron Trump? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that kid is a nehlo man. He's like eight foot nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a big kid. And then you got all
Speaker 1: those The Adventures of Baron Trump, where you know it
Speaker 1: was written back in what like the thirties or something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a type. Yeah, he's a time traveler and goes
Speaker 1: back in time and his dad becomes the president and
Speaker 1: he's the last president and assassination attempt blows up Congress,
Speaker 1: And it's pretty wild how that stuff's kind of playing out,
Speaker 1: especially when you look in and that in the book
Speaker 1: the uncle was named don he was a you know,
Speaker 1: a big big brain guy from M I. T or whatever.
Speaker 1: And then turns out, yeah, uh, they had a a
Speaker 1: Dawn that was an uncle that e M I T.
Speaker 1: Be smart guy. And he was the one called him
Speaker 1: by the FBI to examine the paperwork in documents of
Speaker 1: Nikola Tesla when he died. Yep.
Speaker 3: And then yep, he's the one that was there to
Speaker 3: confiscate all of that all of that stuff, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: A lot of people say that Donnie has uh, Donnie
Speaker 3: has the capabilities of time travel. So we'll see. You know,
Speaker 3: that's a fun one to jump into. I don't necessarily
Speaker 3: think that that's true. But there's a lot of similarity,
Speaker 3: not similarities. We don't believe in concert or uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's too early for me.
Speaker 4: We don't believe in.
Speaker 3: I keep wanting to say consequences, coincidences, thank you, sir,
Speaker 3: and uh, there's just too many in that book to overlook.
Speaker 3: And you know, everywhere from it says in the book
Speaker 3: that he love he lives in Trump Castle.
Speaker 4: Well he lives in the Trump Towers, you know, and
Speaker 4: there it's.
Speaker 3: I believe I could be mistaken, but I believe even
Speaker 3: the address is like dead on. And so I remember
Speaker 3: a buck three years ago probably when there was a
Speaker 3: website that came out and I was heavy into the
Speaker 3: Q stuff, and a buddy of mine back.
Speaker 4: Then he was like, bro, you gotta check the fucking
Speaker 4: book out.
Speaker 3: And yeah, it's a It's definitely one of those head
Speaker 3: scratchers for sure. So so you get super interested in
Speaker 3: all of this stuff, as we all do. When I
Speaker 3: first heard about Neflim as a child, I was like,
Speaker 3: I have to know more of this.
Speaker 4: And my mom didn't know about the Book of Enoch,
Speaker 4: so it's like, wow, that's really all there is.
Speaker 3: So and so you took it, you took it a
Speaker 3: step further and you started looking into it, and uh
Speaker 3: so I cut you off right around. You were talking
Speaker 3: about the blue Bloods basically still being in charge today
Speaker 3: or that's a theory that's going around mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And that's the thing is uh me writing this book,
Speaker 1: I was I was never a Bigfoot enthusiast, but I
Speaker 1: mean I knew, you know, the thirty thousand foot view
Speaker 1: that he was this Harry Ape man of the woods
Speaker 1: that a lot of people and throughout different cultures and
Speaker 1: throughout time, have bumped into and reported, and you get
Speaker 1: over into Britain and Europe and all these other places,
Speaker 1: and that they call it the wild man or the
Speaker 1: wood wofs. And here in America you had those loggers
Speaker 1: that found the big tracks and got a print of
Speaker 1: it out in California, and the name Bigfoot was born,
Speaker 1: and the Patterson Gibblin films and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, I kind of just knew the general knowledge,
Speaker 1: but far as like someone that read all the literature,
Speaker 1: went to the Bigfoot conferences and watched all the YouTube
Speaker 1: videos and podcasts of encounters and all that stuff. That
Speaker 1: was not me, But I had friends that were and
Speaker 1: that actually all this this whole journey started with like
Speaker 1: a caddy little joke out of nowhere. Just we were
Speaker 1: talking about, you know, Bigfoot with Trey Smith from God
Speaker 1: in a Nutshell. We had him on the show and
Speaker 1: he said, yeah, you guys are from East Tennessee, that's
Speaker 1: Bigfoot country. Maybe I should come down there and we
Speaker 1: go bigfoot hunting and record it one day. I was like, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: come on down, and just like out of nowhere, Genesis
Speaker 1: twenty five twenty five popped into my head and I
Speaker 1: was like, dude, Esau sounds just like a sasquatch, you know.
Speaker 1: For those not familiar that verse, it says the first
Speaker 1: one came out red, covered in hair from head to toe,
Speaker 1: like a hairy cloak. And so I said to Tray,
Speaker 1: I was like, well, what about Esau? You think Esau
Speaker 1: could have been the first bigfoot seed or the first
Speaker 1: bigfoot documented? And he kind of laughed and he's like,
Speaker 1: I you might be onto something. He was definitely a
Speaker 1: hairy dude. And it kind of just branched off from
Speaker 1: there and where I have a podcast, I started a
Speaker 1: second one called The Prometheus Lens, and that's the same thing,
Speaker 1: but I just I dive into ancient lost civilizations and
Speaker 1: history and the Bible and all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: just like with a Christian supernatural Christian worldview. And I
Speaker 1: had Gary Wayne on to talk about the epic of
Speaker 1: Gilgamesh like the next week, and so I was reading
Speaker 1: through that, studying that, and then I bump into this
Speaker 1: guy called Inky Do once again another with our modern
Speaker 1: vernacular bigfoot. He's covered hair from head to toe, bumps
Speaker 1: into Gilgamesh. They had this epic battle, and I'm like, dude,
Speaker 1: this sounds a lot like this guy he saw. And
Speaker 1: just the little breadcrumb trails just kept leading me. And
Speaker 1: then I was studying for another show and I was
Speaker 1: actually reading into the Book of Jasher, and this is
Speaker 1: another one of those extra biblical books, and in there
Speaker 1: it says that Esau was out into the field and
Speaker 1: that Nimrod was searching for him, and it said that
Speaker 1: Nimrod had built up resentment and jealousy and hatred for
Speaker 1: Esau all of his days, and both of their you know,
Speaker 1: their claims to fame was that they were the mighty hunters,
Speaker 1: and so it was like they were trying to show
Speaker 1: who the real mighty man was and Nimrod wanted to
Speaker 1: take him out. So and the way it words it
Speaker 1: is like he's kind of like gast On, you know,
Speaker 1: and the Beauty and the Beast, Yes, his hunter, trying
Speaker 1: to take out this epic bigfoot creature.
Speaker 4: And they threw that in there on purpose.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, they might have add And then it
Speaker 1: says that Esau sees them and it's him and two
Speaker 1: other gibel Rheims, you know, and that means mighty, and
Speaker 1: that's the same word in the Hebrew texts used to
Speaker 1: describe the Nephelum giants. And so it says that he
Speaker 1: hides himself and they're looking for him, trying to hunt him,
Speaker 1: and it says that Esau springs out and cuts off
Speaker 1: Nimrod's head with a sword and then fights the other
Speaker 1: two gibble reim to the death and kills them all.
Speaker 1: But then it throws in it says that he takes
Speaker 1: the time to steal Nimrod's garments, and then it says,
Speaker 1: these are the garments that made Nimrod a mighty man
Speaker 1: and how and through these garments is how he ruled
Speaker 1: over all the nations. And then when I kept reading,
Speaker 1: it says that then that's when he comes home and
Speaker 1: you have the trading of the birthright that's in the
Speaker 1: Book of Genesis. And that was another just wow moment
Speaker 1: because when you read that, that was another one of
Speaker 1: those stories in the Bible that just never made any
Speaker 1: sense to me, because I a.
Speaker 3: Wow moment as you're talking about this, because I haven't
Speaker 3: I haven't looked at it through this Prometheus lens. I
Speaker 3: haven't looked at it through. I haven't connected these dots.
Speaker 3: Has anybody written anything or made videos about this yet?
Speaker 3: Or are you like the pioneer of putting two and
Speaker 3: two together here?
Speaker 1: Yep, As far as I know, nobody has connected all
Speaker 1: these dots. I'm the first one to talk about it
Speaker 1: and put it together in a book and talking about
Speaker 1: it on podcasts and stuff.
Speaker 3: And I'm crazy away right now, bro, so please do.
Speaker 1: This whole story is just wild because like when you
Speaker 1: read in Genesis, you know, like we talked about, you
Speaker 1: just get little blurbs and you're missing so much context. Well,
Speaker 1: in Genesis, it just says that one day, uh Esau
Speaker 1: comes in from the field. It says he comes in
Speaker 1: from the field exhausted and that his brother Jacob is
Speaker 1: cooking red lentinel stew and he asks for some of
Speaker 1: the stew, and that Jacob just says, yeah, I'll give
Speaker 1: you some stew, but trade me your birthright. And Esau
Speaker 1: has said that he was just like, yeah, sure, what
Speaker 1: use is a birthright to me when I'm dead? Take it?
Speaker 1: And then Jacob shows like some urgency in Jacob's voice,
Speaker 1: He's like, no, do it now. Swear to me now
Speaker 1: that you will do this thing, and he says, yes,
Speaker 1: take it. You know, what use is this birthright to
Speaker 1: me when I'm dead? I'm starving, you know, do the deal.
Speaker 1: And to me, when I read that, I was like,
Speaker 1: that makes absolutely no sense, because with the modern context,
Speaker 1: it's like your father is Donald Trump and you are
Speaker 1: the eldest son. You are set to inherit the business,
Speaker 1: the millions of dollars and the keys to the kingdom,
Speaker 1: and you come home after trading stocks all day or
Speaker 1: dealing in real estate, working with your dad, and you
Speaker 1: see your brother eating a bag of Doritos and you're like, hey, man,
Speaker 1: i'm starving, give me some of those doritos. And he's like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: just sign over the company.
Speaker 4: Yeah that makes no sense whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you would laugh him out of the room.
Speaker 3: So why was he saying it's no use to me
Speaker 3: when I'm dead though? Was he already in the sense
Speaker 3: like maybe he was just dead in his own mind,
Speaker 3: Like you know how people are just walk around and
Speaker 3: they're dead inside and they just feel dead to the world.
Speaker 4: Do you think that that's maybe what he meant?
Speaker 3: Or also also shit gets translated through different languages as well.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and you know, like in church, they just
Speaker 1: made it out to like Esau was just this really
Speaker 1: carnal man that he just thought about the now and
Speaker 1: the pleasures of the flesh.
Speaker 4: Okay, that would make and.
Speaker 1: He let his gut lead him that he was just
Speaker 1: hungry and he didn't care about the birth right. He
Speaker 1: just wanted to eat now, and that's all he was
Speaker 1: worried about.
Speaker 3: Right, I give up millions of dollars because I don't
Speaker 3: get how hungry you are. You know that you're going
Speaker 3: to get some food eventually in the morning or some shit. Right.
Speaker 3: It's not like he was on his deathbed and needed
Speaker 3: like a drop of water and a bread crumb in
Speaker 3: order to survive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But the thing was is he was. That's why
Speaker 1: it makes a lot more sense because when you read
Speaker 1: the Book of Josher, he was out in the field
Speaker 1: and Nimrod and those other two giants were hunting him down,
Speaker 1: and he fights these guys to the death, and he
Speaker 1: comes home with these garments that he stole from Nimrod.
Speaker 1: And it says in the Book of Jasher that he
Speaker 1: hid the garments in his house and then went to
Speaker 1: Jacob's tent and then that's where Genesis picks up. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was exhausted from the field because he just fought
Speaker 1: not one, not two, but three giants and killed the king,
Speaker 1: probably sustained some life threatening injuries, was on the run
Speaker 1: from killing the king, and was desperate. So basically he
Speaker 1: was you know, it's kind of like allegorically for the food.
Speaker 1: It was like, give me substance, yes, sew up my
Speaker 1: wounds and hide me. And he's like, yeah, I'll trade
Speaker 1: me the birthright because he knew how desperate he was,
Speaker 1: and he's like, what use is a birth right to me?
Speaker 1: When I'm dead? Take it? I'm bleeding out. You know,
Speaker 1: the king's men are looking for me.
Speaker 4: I got you.
Speaker 3: I totally misunderstood that. Okay, now, thank you for explaining
Speaker 3: that to my brain. Yeah, I'm gonna die. So what
Speaker 3: the fuck is a birth rate? Gotcha?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And so I was like, dude, I need to
Speaker 1: go through all these other extra texts and just see
Speaker 1: what else is missing, because that was missing from Genesis,
Speaker 1: and that tidy in perfectly and answered all the ambiguous
Speaker 1: questions associated with that story. So I was like, so,
Speaker 1: what else am I going to find I have to
Speaker 1: you know, my obsessive compulsive eyes, like, I have to
Speaker 1: know the rest of this story. And so as I
Speaker 1: got to looking and I come to that part, I
Speaker 1: was like, what's so special about these garments?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And when you keep yeah, when you keep reading, it
Speaker 1: says that this was the birthright. This was part of
Speaker 1: the birth right, and it was passed down the lineage
Speaker 1: to the eldest son. And it shows that these were
Speaker 1: the garments given to Adam and Eve in the garden.
Speaker 1: If you remember at the Fall when they discover their
Speaker 1: naked they first it says they sew fig leagues together
Speaker 1: to hide their nakedness or cover their nakedness. But it
Speaker 1: says then God gives them a garment to cover their
Speaker 1: nakedness before he, you know, kicks them out of the garden. Well,
Speaker 1: according to the Book of Jash, that garment he stole
Speaker 1: from Nimrod were the supernatural garments from the garden of God. Wow,
Speaker 1: And it was a supernatural relic that was passed down
Speaker 1: to the lineages. And it follows it, you know, it
Speaker 1: goes to Adam to Seth and on down the line
Speaker 1: to Noah or to Methuselah and then to Noah. And
Speaker 1: then it says that Noah had the garments on the
Speaker 1: boat and carried it through the flood. And it says
Speaker 1: that in Ham's going out, Ham stole the garments and
Speaker 1: then give them to Cush, and it says that Cush
Speaker 1: hid them. And it was Nimrod was the son of
Speaker 1: his old age and whom he loved exceedingly. And it
Speaker 1: said at the coming of age, when Nimrod turned twenty
Speaker 1: years old, Cush give Nimrod the garments. And it said
Speaker 1: is that once he put on these garments, he became
Speaker 1: a giblerim, a mighty man. And that's another tie in
Speaker 1: that answers for Genesis, because a lot of people speculate
Speaker 1: because it doesn't say Nimrod was born a gibble rim.
Speaker 1: It says that he became a gibble rim. And so
Speaker 1: this book of Jasher tells you that through these supernatural garments,
Speaker 1: when he turned twenty years old and put them on,
Speaker 1: that is how he became a Giblerim. And the Ancient
Speaker 1: Legends and Lore of the Jews. Lewis Ginsburg has a
Speaker 1: nine volume set called the Legends of the Jews, and
Speaker 1: he just went through and collected all of their ancient
Speaker 1: myths and lore and legends and compiled them all, and
Speaker 1: in there it talks about those garments and it says
Speaker 1: that these were supernaturally charged and that whoever wore them,
Speaker 1: all the beasts and birds and animals of the field
Speaker 1: would bow to the wearer of these garments, and it
Speaker 1: bestowed power and authority to rule over all of the nations.
Speaker 1: It was a symbol of kingship and priesthood. It showed that,
Speaker 1: you know, you were the head, and all the dominion
Speaker 1: of earth was given unto the wearer.
Speaker 4: Was he wearing these during the battle.
Speaker 1: And that's what when he killed Nimrod's that's the garments
Speaker 1: that Esau stole.
Speaker 2: Right right.
Speaker 3: I'm just curious, was Nimrod wearing them or did he
Speaker 3: kill him and then go grab them from like wherever he.
Speaker 4: Was holding them?
Speaker 3: Type of a thing, like was he able to defeat
Speaker 3: this guy like while he was wearing basically the powers
Speaker 3: of God.
Speaker 1: It just says that he removed the garments from him,
Speaker 1: So either he was worrying them or maybe you know,
Speaker 1: had them in a palace or something with him, But
Speaker 1: it just says that he removed them from Nimrod.
Speaker 3: Is there anything in there that would would make you
Speaker 3: think that he himself was given some sort of a
Speaker 3: power in order to defeat Nimrod.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because think about it. I mean, if you know
Speaker 1: and a lot of people that's not familiar.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: It says that at his birth that he was born
Speaker 1: covered in hair. He was born red, covered in hair
Speaker 1: from head to toe, like a hairy cloak. And so
Speaker 1: I mean he's like a sasquatch. So imagine an eight
Speaker 1: foot you know, possibly tall, red haired sasquatch and the
Speaker 1: strength that they're reported to have, and he's willing a
Speaker 1: sword and has a bow and has intelligence of a hunter.
Speaker 1: This dude would be you know, a bad mamajama because
Speaker 1: he killed you know, three giants. And when you go
Speaker 1: on through there, it talks about his his and his conception.
Speaker 1: It says that when Rebecca was pregnant, that the Angel
Speaker 1: of the Lord come to her and said, two peoples,
Speaker 1: two nations, are in your womb, and they struggle together.
Speaker 1: Within the womb. It said one shall be stronger than
Speaker 1: the other, but the younger shall rule over the older.
Speaker 1: And so that was completely opposite. You know, the eldest
Speaker 1: is the one that ruled, so Esau was the one
Speaker 1: they were talking about that was going to be the
Speaker 1: eldest and be stronger than his brother. And the birth,
Speaker 1: I believe I talk about it in the book is
Speaker 1: pointing back to Genesis three point fifteen in this seed
Speaker 1: war that La Marzouli always talks about, because it says
Speaker 1: that at their birth, not only did he come out
Speaker 1: first and was red covered and herein had the toe,
Speaker 1: it says that his brother Jacob was clinging to the.
Speaker 4: Heel of Esau.
Speaker 1: And when you go to Genesis, in the cursing of
Speaker 1: the garden, before they're kicked out, God tells the woman
Speaker 1: that he is going to put enmity between the seed
Speaker 1: of the woman and the seed of the serpent. So
Speaker 1: it says, plainly, the serpent's going to have a seed
Speaker 1: and they're going to be at enmity with one another.
Speaker 1: They're going to ward against each other. And then it
Speaker 1: says in that prophecy some people call it the dragon
Speaker 1: slayer prophecy, but it says that the woman's seed will
Speaker 1: bruise the head of the serpent seed, but the serpent
Speaker 1: seed will bruise the heel. So and I postulate in
Speaker 1: the book that Esau was of serpent seed, and it's
Speaker 1: almost like Satan because he's a perverter. He twists things
Speaker 1: upside down. So I postulate the question in the book,
Speaker 1: I said, if Esau was of a serpent seed, Satan
Speaker 1: would be worried to death about this prophecy that was given.
Speaker 1: So would he not reach into that womb and turn
Speaker 1: them around to where his seed came out first? And
Speaker 1: his seed's foot would be pushing, literally bruising the head
Speaker 1: of the chosen seed Jacob, and Jacob would be holding
Speaker 1: the heel and bruising the heel. And that's why the
Speaker 1: Angel of the Lord had to come to her and
Speaker 1: warn her. You know that the younger shall rule over
Speaker 1: the older.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: I'm blown away right now. This is crazy.
Speaker 3: So do you give so do you give credit to
Speaker 3: the theory that people have put out there, that that
Speaker 3: the forbidden fruit was actually Satan putting his seat inside
Speaker 3: of Eve?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 3: And then she showed Adam when he came back, and
Speaker 3: so she had twins, one of Adam and one of.
Speaker 2: Satan.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir. And it's not till the last year that
Speaker 1: I have come to this, and I tell people I
Speaker 1: was guilty of something that I chastised people for. You know,
Speaker 1: even on my show, I talk about you know, hey,
Speaker 1: don't take my word for it. Listen to what I
Speaker 1: got to say, but then go search yourself and see
Speaker 1: if I miss something or if I got it wrong.
Speaker 1: Don't rely on other people's interpretations on stuff, because we
Speaker 1: can get stuff wrong, and you might have a different
Speaker 1: viewpoint of perspective of revelation that I don't. And like
Speaker 1: doctor Michael Hies and some of these guys that I
Speaker 1: looked up to and highly respected, they laughed at this
Speaker 1: serpent seed doctrine in theory and said it was bunk
Speaker 1: and it wouldn't worth looking into. So I never did.
Speaker 1: I just I took their word for it. Oh and
Speaker 1: I actually had a conversation with a woman. Her name
Speaker 1: was doctor Joey Pugh, and she came on the show
Speaker 1: and she started talking about the serpent seed and I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie. At first, I was like, oh, God,
Speaker 1: here we go. You know we're gonna go down a
Speaker 1: wacky road here, man. But I kept my mind open.
Speaker 1: I left my preconceived notions and dogma and teachings and
Speaker 1: doctrine at the door and sat there with a blank slate,
Speaker 1: opened mind and heard her out, give her an honest listen,
Speaker 1: and she completely blew my mind and changed my mind.
Speaker 1: And she says in there she said, number one, they
Speaker 1: partake of this tree. And she said, and growing up,
Speaker 1: I was always told about this apple, she said. Once
Speaker 1: I got to reading the story for myself, she said,
Speaker 1: there is no apple. She said, I said to myself,
Speaker 1: where's the apple? And she said in church, you know,
Speaker 1: in proper society, they don't want to talk about sex,
Speaker 1: so they algorize stuff. And she said, and you have
Speaker 1: a serpent, which in Hebrew that is the word nakash.
Speaker 1: And the Hebrew language is just like English. One word
Speaker 1: can have multiple meanings. Yeah, that word can mean nakash,
Speaker 1: but it can also mean the shining one or the
Speaker 1: one who practices divin nation. So with the context of
Speaker 1: that passage, you know what makes more sense. A talking
Speaker 1: snake deceived Adam and Eve and caused the fall of humanity,
Speaker 1: or a divine being on God's holy mountain rebelled against
Speaker 1: God and caused the fall of humanity. To me, that
Speaker 1: the latter makes a lot more sense, of course, But
Speaker 1: with the serpent imagery, you know, serpents can be phallic imagery.
Speaker 1: Trees can be phallic imagery. And it says that they
Speaker 1: partake of this tree and then what happens They immediately
Speaker 1: cover their private parts their sexual organs.
Speaker 3: And why as if you got walked in on, you know,
Speaker 3: like if you were like the teenagers having sex and
Speaker 3: the parents came in and you were like your dad,
Speaker 3: you know, like cover yourself up type of a thing,
Speaker 3: Like why would they cover themselves up if they were
Speaker 3: eating an apple?
Speaker 1: Exactly? And she used the illustration. She said, my mother
Speaker 1: was very strict. She said, we wasn't allowed to have
Speaker 1: sweets before dinner. And she said, we kept a cookie
Speaker 1: jar bro refrigerator. And she said we were all in
Speaker 1: the kitchen mother was cooking and she had to leave
Speaker 1: the kitchen and go into the living room for something,
Speaker 1: and me and my sister thought that we could sneak
Speaker 1: up there and steal a cookie and eat it before
Speaker 1: she came back in. And she said, long story short,
Speaker 1: we got caught. And she said when she walked in,
Speaker 1: she said, you know what was the first thing that
Speaker 1: we did? She said, we covered our mouth. She said,
Speaker 1: because that's where the sin was, that's where the transgression was.
Speaker 1: That's what we wanted to hide, that was what we
Speaker 1: were ashamed of. Yep, she said, So once they particular
Speaker 1: this tree, they all of a sudden covered their private parts,
Speaker 1: their sexual organs. And then she said, this was Old Testament,
Speaker 1: the Mosaic law. She said, it was eye for an eye,
Speaker 1: tooth for a tooth. And she said, all of the
Speaker 1: cursings in the Bible run directly parallel with the sin,
Speaker 1: and usually you get the opposite of what you're trying
Speaker 1: to achieve. She said, So what she said, let's look
Speaker 1: at the cursings. Eve was cursed with the painful minstreul
Speaker 1: cycles and bleeding. She was cursed with painful childbirth and
Speaker 1: child bearing and carrying the burden and the pains of
Speaker 1: this child. She said, then her seed is cursed, she said,
Speaker 1: did not only that the serpent's seed is cursed? She said,
Speaker 1: every single action, every single cursing, all has to do
Speaker 1: with sex. And I was, like, I said, going into
Speaker 1: this conversation, I was like, now this stuff's laughable, you know.
Speaker 3: Right, But this is crazy to me because in my head,
Speaker 3: like the ultimate sin would be like murder, rape and pedophilia,
Speaker 3: Like sex doesn't even come into it because we've made
Speaker 3: it so easily accessible and we live in this hookup
Speaker 3: culture to where you don't even think about it.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: It's like having multiple.
Speaker 3: Partners before you get married is normal, and what's not
Speaker 3: normal is saving yourself before marriage nowadays. So it's just
Speaker 3: it's crazy to me that that is the biggest sin
Speaker 3: and the original sin.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then when you go like into the etymology
Speaker 1: of the names, you know, when your mother became pregnant
Speaker 1: with you, she was extremely excited. And all mothers picking
Speaker 1: the name is important. You know, they probably have twenty
Speaker 1: to thirty different names that they're debating on and weeding out,
Speaker 1: talking it over with their husband to figure out the
Speaker 1: name is important. It's not something that it's like I
Speaker 1: will just call him this, No, I mean, it involves
Speaker 1: a lot of thought and time. Well, Cain's name means acquired.
Speaker 1: What loving mother names their child acquired? Wow, that's waked up,
Speaker 1: you know, the bastard child? Yes, exactly, that that's the point.
Speaker 1: And then abel. Abel's name means breath And why is
Speaker 1: that because if you remember when God created Adam, he
Speaker 1: was a lifeless body until God breathe the breath of
Speaker 1: life into him. So Abel was named after his father
Speaker 1: because he was in the image of his father. Cain
Speaker 1: was not. And the people that want to throw away
Speaker 1: the serpent seed theory, you know, the people that hold
Speaker 1: to the serpent seed theory, they have, you know, all
Speaker 1: these receipts, all of these good theological points and passages,
Speaker 1: and I mean, I've just kind of skimmed the surface here.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so much more right. And all the
Speaker 1: people that want to throw it away, all they have,
Speaker 1: brother is one verse. Aw the entire biblical text, of
Speaker 1: all the extra biblical texts, the Rabbinic legends and lores, everything,
Speaker 1: they have one verse. And that verse says after they
Speaker 1: were kicked out, It says that Adam knew his wife
Speaker 1: and she bore came and then again bore Abel. So
Speaker 1: they say, we serpent seed is dead. It says right
Speaker 1: there that Adam knew his wife and she bore came.
Speaker 1: Case closed. And I'm like, no, if the serpent laid
Speaker 1: with her and done germinated a seed, and then afterwards
Speaker 1: I Adam knew his wife, he just germinated another seed
Speaker 1: and they birthed twins. And then that same like the
Speaker 1: next verse it says that when Cain was born, she
Speaker 1: makes this proclamation and she says, I have acquired this
Speaker 1: man through the help of the Lord. And then when
Speaker 1: Abel is born, he doesn't get no special proclamation. It
Speaker 1: just says and out came Abel. And when I was
Speaker 1: reading that, the Lord is the divine name, you know
Speaker 1: the tetragrammaton the old hay vov hay. That name wasn't
Speaker 1: given until Exodus. It was given to Moses first, and
Speaker 1: Moses is said to have written Genesis. But one thing
Speaker 1: that puzzled me was reading through Genesis up until this point.
Speaker 1: Every single time that God is referred to, they don't
Speaker 1: use the divine name. They say Elohem. And God created
Speaker 1: the heavens in the earth. The Eloheim created the heavens
Speaker 1: in the earth. And that word can be plural or singular,
Speaker 1: so the context of how it's used is important. But
Speaker 1: in the plural sense, it's talking about the divine council,
Speaker 1: and so it can talk about, you know, a group
Speaker 1: of supernatural entities. Satan is an Elohem. He's not the Eloheim.
Speaker 1: He is a Lohem. The archangel, Michael Gabriel, all these
Speaker 1: characters you hear about are all lohem, not the elohem though,
Speaker 1: So I'm like, if Moses wrote this entire book, why
Speaker 1: why would he use elohem and then all of a
Speaker 1: sudden change it to the divine name. So to me,
Speaker 1: I was like, if I'm writing a book and talking
Speaker 1: about somebody and I refer to them in this certain term,
Speaker 1: I'm going to use that term throughout the Bible or
Speaker 1: the whole book. I'm not just going to suddenly change
Speaker 1: what I'm calling this person. So to me, I was like,
Speaker 1: this signals to me that Moses wasn't the only writer.
Speaker 1: And when we see the name change, that shows where
Speaker 1: Moses picked up, because Moses was the only one at
Speaker 1: that time that knew the divine name. So when I
Speaker 1: got to research and I found, you know, hundreds of
Speaker 1: years ago, scholars had noticed this and studied it and
Speaker 1: searched it out, and they come to the conclusion that
Speaker 1: Moses was going off of two to three different source texts,
Speaker 1: that the Creation had already been written down, and where
Speaker 1: we see this divine name is where Moses picks up
Speaker 1: and takes off, so like out of respect he left,
Speaker 1: you know, the original writings of Creation was all using
Speaker 1: the term elohem, So out of respect. He kept it
Speaker 1: the same. But where he picked up that's where you
Speaker 1: see this divine name inserted. So I postulate the question
Speaker 1: in the book, I'm like Eloheim was used of God
Speaker 1: and other gods angelic beings until this point, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden it changed. Could it be that the original
Speaker 1: writings said I have acquired came through the help of
Speaker 1: the Elohem originally and what Lohem the nakash?
Speaker 3: Who who would Moses have picked up the writings from though?
Speaker 4: Would it have been Adam?
Speaker 1: Who knows? Honestly, That's just one of those things. It's
Speaker 1: just the scholars come up with, Like I said, I mean,
Speaker 1: they've not discovered these source texts.
Speaker 4: Right, it would make sense.
Speaker 3: So the way that you broke it down, like you're
Speaker 3: not going to be telling the story of a person
Speaker 3: and changed the name halfway through.
Speaker 1: Exactly, And that's what they come to. They is like
Speaker 1: either there was another written account of the creation that
Speaker 1: he was going off of, or it was a well
Speaker 1: established like oral tradition and story that was verbally told,
Speaker 1: you know, in the context of Elohem for God's name,
Speaker 1: and he just kept it the same, like out of
Speaker 1: you know, respect for the story. So but it was
Speaker 1: just cool just going through this and studying this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then when I started looking at some of the
Speaker 1: legends and lore, like when you go to Ezekiel twenty eight,
Speaker 1: that's a verse that were there giving a condemnation to
Speaker 1: the King of Tire, but halfway through the wording changes
Speaker 1: and it's no longer talking to this king. It's clearly
Speaker 1: talking to a divine being. And in there it says
Speaker 1: you were in the garden of Eden, you were made
Speaker 1: perfect in all of your ways, and it says every
Speaker 1: precious stone was your covering tard a, topaz, barrel, onyx jasper,
Speaker 1: and it names all these stones, and in the Masoretic
Speaker 1: text it lists nine, but when you go to the
Speaker 1: septuagen they list twelve and it says, you know that
Speaker 1: these garments were beautiful and had gold inlays and all
Speaker 1: these you know, shiny pretty things all over it. And
Speaker 1: it says that you profaned your sanctuaries and you were
Speaker 1: cast from the Mountain of God as a profane thing,
Speaker 1: you know. And the scholarship is unanimous that this is
Speaker 1: talking about Satan. And when I read that, I was like,
Speaker 1: this sounds like the priestly ephod because they wore this
Speaker 1: epod with this breastplate that had twelve stones, and those
Speaker 1: stones are multicolored, and it's got all these little gold
Speaker 1: inlays and pens and tassels. It's really ornate. And then
Speaker 1: it goes on to say that he profaned his sanctuaries.
Speaker 1: I was like, it's paint and Satan in a priestly role.
Speaker 1: He's wearing the priestly garments. It says that he has
Speaker 1: a sanctuary and that he defiled it and then was
Speaker 1: cast out of of the mountain of God. And so
Speaker 1: then I was like, what if at the serpent's fall
Speaker 1: that before he was the king and priest of creation
Speaker 1: and had a sanctuary and wore this priestly ephod and
Speaker 1: that the skins are you know, the English translation to skins.
Speaker 1: But the coverings given to Adam and Eve when they
Speaker 1: left the garden was the coverings of the Nakash, the
Speaker 1: priestly ephod. And when I got to look in through
Speaker 1: like the Rabbinic traditions, they all say that Adam was
Speaker 1: the first king and priest of Earth, and all Rabbis
Speaker 1: trace their beginnings and lineages to Adam, saying that he
Speaker 1: was the first king and priests, so he had these garments.
Speaker 1: So it's not out of the question to say that
Speaker 1: at the Nakash the serpent's fall, his position was taken
Speaker 1: away from him, his garments taken and given to humanity.
Speaker 1: And this was symbolically God giving the dominion of earth
Speaker 1: to mankind. And that's what these garments are.
Speaker 3: Bro And that's why that's why demons and.
Speaker 4: They hate us.
Speaker 3: They hate us because we've taken what was promised to
Speaker 3: them in the beginning.
Speaker 1: And and yeah, and it makes perfect sense because this,
Speaker 1: this was a status symbol something that the Nakash war
Speaker 1: with pride, and he tried to trick a being that
Speaker 1: was less than him, lower than him, and it ended
Speaker 1: up in his downfall, and his position was taken away
Speaker 1: and given to the ones he tried to trick and destroy.
Speaker 1: That alone would make Satan hate you.
Speaker 4: Oh definitely.
Speaker 3: And and not only that, like why why would he
Speaker 3: want to corrupt so many people too, not only to
Speaker 3: hurt to hurt God, but also you know, just out
Speaker 3: of spite, like that one mother, that one asshole got
Speaker 3: away from me, I'm going to take out on everybody,
Speaker 3: but you know, and I've I've thought about this a
Speaker 3: lot too, because I have held on to the idea
Speaker 3: that there was twins and one came from Uh, one
Speaker 3: came from Satan, and one came from Adam. And you know,
Speaker 3: that just makes me wonder how these obviously elites, they're
Speaker 3: they're very, very in tuned with bloodlines, and they pay
Speaker 3: attention to that ship and they want to keep them
Speaker 3: as pure as possible. But you know, us MutS down
Speaker 3: here walking around in normal world, we probably are.
Speaker 4: Muddled with both mm hmm yep.
Speaker 3: And so then and so that that also makes me
Speaker 3: wonder is there anybody that is pure? You know, it
Speaker 3: says that we all have sin in us and the
Speaker 3: only perfect man was Jesus, and that would make a
Speaker 3: lot of sense because we all come from a half
Speaker 3: evil seed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that and I also answers the question of
Speaker 1: why I wasn't so important for the Biblical writers to
Speaker 1: keep up with these genealogies. This one begot this one,
Speaker 1: this one begot that one, and Cain was removed from
Speaker 1: that lineage. You see a branching off in two trees
Speaker 1: or two branches of the same tree, and they traced
Speaker 1: them and tracked them because if there was not a
Speaker 1: serpent seed line. If there is not a seed war,
Speaker 1: what is the point and purpose of keeping up with
Speaker 1: all of that? And God protected that line and kept
Speaker 1: it pure for the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ. And people
Speaker 1: talk about like Enoch. You know, Enoch was the seventh
Speaker 1: from Adam. Technically he wasn't. The only reason he is
Speaker 1: is because Cain was moved out of that line. And
Speaker 1: when you have Jesus talking to the Pharisees at one point,
Speaker 1: and some of the people that want to you know,
Speaker 1: laugh at the serpency theory used this too, and they say,
Speaker 1: when Jesus was talking to the Pharisees, he says, you
Speaker 1: know you are a pit of vipers. He said, you
Speaker 1: are of your father, the devil, who was a murderer
Speaker 1: from the beginning. He's talking about kin Dan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: And so they say, oh, well, a satan just going
Speaker 1: around screwing everybody, and all those people were literal certain
Speaker 1: serpent seeds. Someon know that was a theological argument, saying
Speaker 1: they were spiritually doing the will of the Nakash. But
Speaker 1: if you keep reading that context, a lot of people
Speaker 1: like to cherry pick little things. But it's like if
Speaker 1: you read the full thing and get the full picture
Speaker 1: in context. The very next line is telling because the
Speaker 1: Pharisees respond with, we wasn't born a fornication. We have
Speaker 1: but one father. Yeahweh. They're talking about Cain, who was
Speaker 1: born in fornication and had multiple fathers. We were not
Speaker 1: born at fornication. We have but one father. Yahway, let me.
Speaker 4: Ask you a question.
Speaker 3: Why would somebody today that knows the Bible and other
Speaker 3: texts incite and out not be able to say yahweh?
Speaker 3: Like if I was having this conversation with somebody and
Speaker 3: they kept saying uh, begins with a why and ends
Speaker 3: with an H instead of saying the name, Why in
Speaker 3: the fun would that be? I'm just curious because I
Speaker 3: had a guest on that was doing that and somebody
Speaker 3: was like, yo, man, they're probably a demon and they
Speaker 3: can't physically say it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know, but I do know. Like far As,
Speaker 1: like the Jewish thought, uh, they hailed the name in
Speaker 1: such high reverence. They thought that, you know, their lips
Speaker 1: were not even clean enough to utter the name, and
Speaker 1: so they wouldn't say it. It was sacred. And that's
Speaker 1: why in your Bible, if you look every time you
Speaker 1: have the Lord in all caps. They have inserted that
Speaker 1: because in the original text is the tetragrammaton the yote
Speaker 1: vav Hay, but they say out of reverence and respect
Speaker 1: they substituted it with the Lord instead. It might be
Speaker 1: one of those things because there's some people that are
Speaker 1: like uber strict on the Torah laws and follow the
Speaker 1: Torah and the ways of the Jews. So maybe some
Speaker 1: people kind of take that standpoint that they think it's
Speaker 1: just so sacred that they can't say it.
Speaker 3: Uh. His standpoint is that Jesus was a master occultist
Speaker 3: that performed a ritual and buried the heart of a
Speaker 3: lion in the city streets in order to gain followers
Speaker 3: for eternity.
Speaker 4: So don't I think it was out of respect?
Speaker 1: No, that's just a really delusional person. It sounds like.
Speaker 3: Or just readings that I'm not privy to, you know,
Speaker 3: because he did say he started out as a well,
Speaker 3: he started out and Catholicism and then heavy into Christianity,
Speaker 3: which I mean we could say Catholics are Christian and
Speaker 3: now he's where I just said he is.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and a lot of people too, they get
Speaker 1: wrapped up and lost into a lot of the Gnostic
Speaker 1: writings and teachings, and that's where you get a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff that's similar to that that Christ wasn't the
Speaker 1: son of God, he was a man just like us,
Speaker 1: but received a Christ consciousness, and that we all can
Speaker 1: do that because we all God is within us. He's
Speaker 1: not some external thing. And that Catholicism has lied to
Speaker 1: you and tricked you and enslaved you to the system.
Speaker 1: That God is really inside of you. And just like
Speaker 1: Buddha and Mohammed and all these other people that achieved
Speaker 1: enlightenment and done God like things, they found the God
Speaker 1: within themselves and got this God consciousness. And they even
Speaker 1: talk about they theorized that the Lost years of Jesus,
Speaker 1: he went to India and become an ascended Master and
Speaker 1: came back and done all this stuff. And there's lots
Speaker 1: of ac culty, witchy New Age type stuff embedded into that.
Speaker 1: And they call themselves Gnostics, and it's just like a
Speaker 1: to them, it's like a just a branch off of Christianity.
Speaker 1: But in fact, I mean it's got a Christian coat.
Speaker 1: But that's yet the rest of it is the complete
Speaker 1: inversion of the Christian thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it would appear that they're worshiping the man in.
Speaker 4: A different way, you know.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how to feel about that, because
Speaker 3: it is fun to think about that, you know, like, oh,
Speaker 3: we can become gods ourselves. Yeah, and there is a passage.
Speaker 3: And I'm horrible at naming exact scriptures. But and maybe
Speaker 3: I'm wrong, But does he not say that you two
Speaker 3: can achieve this?
Speaker 1: Well, what he says is that everybody his apostles were marveling,
Speaker 1: you know, at the works he was doing.
Speaker 4: Oh and doing his works too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said, marvel not.
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Speaker 1: He said that Uh, when once I leave and the
Speaker 1: Helper comes. So he's talking about the Holy Spirit. He said,
Speaker 1: you will do greater things than I. So he you know,
Speaker 1: and then you see the apostles uh in scripture casting
Speaker 1: out demons and performing miracles and doing these things too.
Speaker 1: But that's what he said. The key point was is
Speaker 1: once the Helper comes, you know, once the Holy Spirit
Speaker 1: comes into your life, and and it does. It sounds
Speaker 1: kind of similar to what the Gnostics are saying, but
Speaker 1: I mean that that's what Satan likes to do. In
Speaker 1: my opinion. He likes to give you nine truths to
Speaker 1: give you that one perverted lie, because that one is
Speaker 1: all he needs, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yes, every good psyop has a bunch of truths to
Speaker 3: make it believable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so.
Speaker 3: We we keep going with the bloodlines, and how do
Speaker 3: we get essentially Bigfoot?
Speaker 1: Well see, that's what I was saying, was when Esau
Speaker 1: come out like that, that he was clearly different. And
Speaker 1: if we let the text say what it says, I mean,
Speaker 1: if we saw this guy out in the woods today,
Speaker 1: we would say, hey, this is a Bigfoot. And once
Speaker 1: you follow the narrative, and I go really deep into
Speaker 1: the genealogy and the family line, because once he trades
Speaker 1: his birth right to Jacob, it's kind of like, you know,
Speaker 1: he had his fingers crossed behind his back. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what you want to hear, but if
Speaker 1: I live through this, I'm not giving you the birthright.
Speaker 1: And when Isaac, his father is dying, he tells Esau,
Speaker 1: you know, hey, I'm dying. I want a taste of
Speaker 1: your game one more time. Go out, go on a hunt,
Speaker 1: kill me a wild beast, prepare me a good meal
Speaker 1: like you always do, and I will bestow the blessing
Speaker 1: upon you. And that's another thing too. Was he saw
Speaker 1: was the Mighty Hunter. He wouldn't have been starving. He
Speaker 1: could easily went out and killed a lion and had
Speaker 1: a lion's steak if he wanted it. Why would the
Speaker 1: Mighty Hunter, who's an expert huntering and cook her be
Speaker 1: starving to death and begging for a lentinyl stew. It
Speaker 1: don't make sense. But he leaves and goes to go
Speaker 1: on this hunt where Rebecca is standing by the tent
Speaker 1: and overhears the conversation, and then she tells Jacob. She says,
Speaker 1: go out into the field, kill a young goat and
Speaker 1: bring it to me, and I will prepare a delicious
Speaker 1: meal for your father. You go in and pretend to
Speaker 1: be Esau and still the blessing because Isaac was blind.
Speaker 1: And Jacob his first response, he says, but mother, I'm
Speaker 1: a smooth man. He will feel of me and see
Speaker 1: that I am deceiving him, and he will bestow a
Speaker 1: curse upon me instead of a blessing. And she says,
Speaker 1: just do as I say, and if there is a cursing,
Speaker 1: allow it to fall on my head. Just do as
Speaker 1: I say. So Jacob goes out, he kills a goat,
Speaker 1: brings it in. The mother prepares the meat, makes this
Speaker 1: grand meal. And then before he goes in, it says,
Speaker 1: she takes the goat skin and wraps it around him.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, like a blanket. So some people want to say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: when Esau come out that he was covered in hair,
Speaker 1: that was kind of hyperbole. They were just exaggerating a little,
Speaker 1: you know, he just had a good thick beard and
Speaker 1: some hairy arms as he got older. No, he was
Speaker 1: literally covered in hair from head to toe like a
Speaker 1: Harry Cloak, so much so that they had to wrap
Speaker 1: their brother in a goat's fur to deceive their blind father.
Speaker 1: And if you've ever, you know, been around goats, they
Speaker 1: smell bad. They got a putrid smell. Their coats are
Speaker 1: very thick and matted and oily and coarse.
Speaker 4: Yes, very coarse.
Speaker 1: And it says that once she does this, but then
Speaker 1: she adds the cherry on top, it says, and a
Speaker 1: lot of people miss it, but if you have this
Speaker 1: perspective and this lens of this stuff we've been talking
Speaker 1: about today, you catch it. But it says that once
Speaker 1: she wraps him in this goat's fur, then she goes
Speaker 1: to the tint of Esau and take his special garment,
Speaker 1: addresses Jacob in a special garment, and then sends him
Speaker 1: into the tent. And when he goes in, Isaac says,
Speaker 1: I hear the voice of my younger son, Jacob, but
Speaker 1: I feel my son Esau. And then he says, but
Speaker 1: you smell of the field, my son. You must be Esau.
Speaker 1: And you hear about these phantom putrid smells associated with Bigfoot. Yes,
Speaker 1: you do, so, I picked up on that. And it
Speaker 1: says that he eats the meal, he bestows the blessing
Speaker 1: and the birthright on Jacob and he leaves. Shortly after
Speaker 1: he leaves, Esau returns and says, here, father, arise and
Speaker 1: eat the meat of my game. And he says, I've
Speaker 1: already ate of your your game and gave you your blessing.
Speaker 1: He said, no, you didn't, father, and then they realized
Speaker 1: the fix was in, and it says that Esau become angry,
Speaker 1: so angry that he started to cry and asked his father, well,
Speaker 1: do you have another blessing for me?
Speaker 6: Father?
Speaker 1: I'm the eldest. Do I get nothing? And Jacob the
Speaker 1: supplanter gets away with everything and he was like, what's
Speaker 1: done is done, my son, I've already given the blessing
Speaker 1: and basically, sorry, your shit out of luck, and it
Speaker 1: says that he becomes so angry he vows to kill
Speaker 1: his brother, and Rebecca overhears and warns Jacob and tells
Speaker 1: him to leave, to go to Haran and of her
Speaker 1: Kinsman and hide there until his brother's anger subsides. And
Speaker 1: what's really interesting is like when I got into like
Speaker 1: I was talking about Ginsburg and his legends of the Jews,
Speaker 1: it says that when this happens that Esau becomes angry
Speaker 1: and threatens to kill Jacob, but he says, I will
Speaker 1: not kill him with sword nor bow. He said, I
Speaker 1: will bite his neck and drain him of his blood.
Speaker 1: I will suck his blood dry, and I will bite
Speaker 1: his neck until he is dead. Interesting, very savage and
Speaker 1: very vamporistic. Yeah, vampirist. And then this is when Esau
Speaker 1: goes into absolute full rebellion. He takes three wives. Two
Speaker 1: of them are Canaanites, which they were sworn not to do.
Speaker 1: They were a cursed lineage. And when thanks to people
Speaker 1: like Gary Wayne, who has really deep dyed of these genealogies,
Speaker 1: I found out that the brides that he took were
Speaker 1: from known giant clans. So he married into giant clans,
Speaker 1: possibly marrying giant giantesses right, and bred with them.
Speaker 4: And he was already big himself, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, he was already huge and harry and then married
Speaker 1: into these Nephelin giant clans and started breeding with them.
Speaker 1: And then his third wife he went to Ishmael, and
Speaker 1: Ishmael was his father, Isaac's older brother, and just like Esau,
Speaker 1: Ismael was the eldest born son and was screwed out
Speaker 1: of his birthright and kicked out of the family. So Abraham.
Speaker 1: Isaac's father and mother, Sarah, were barren. They couldn't conceive,
Speaker 1: so Sarah, out of fear, gives him her handmaiden, Hagar.
Speaker 1: And when you read through Genesis you find out that
Speaker 1: is like a peace treaty or an alliance. The Pharaoh
Speaker 1: of Egypt gave them his daughter Hagar as a servant,
Speaker 1: so she was an Egyptian princess. Oh shit, she had
Speaker 1: the royal blood, and Abraham slept with her and conceived Isaac.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, not Isaac, but Ishmael. And then later God
Speaker 1: blesses Sarah's womb and she conceives Isaac, and Sarah becomes
Speaker 1: jealous over Hagar, and knowing that Ishmael was the eldest
Speaker 1: son and would receive the blessings in the birthright, and
Speaker 1: tells Abraham they got to go. My son is the
Speaker 1: chosen seed. He's going to get the blessing of the birthright,
Speaker 1: and Ishmael and Hagar have to go. So they kick
Speaker 1: them out of the family, expel them. So when Esau
Speaker 1: gets screwed over by his birthright and younger brother, he
Speaker 1: goes to somebody that's going to sympathize with him. And
Speaker 1: you can imagine the hatred that was brood from that union,
Speaker 1: oh for sure. And the genealogies when you trace those
Speaker 1: from the union of Esau, which was the Edomites, which
Speaker 1: were the enemies to God's people first wants to attack
Speaker 1: them when they come out of each and said that
Speaker 1: the Edomites stood by and let the Babylonians enter Jerusalem
Speaker 1: and burn it to the ground. And it said that
Speaker 1: the Edamites stood and watched and clapped and applauded as
Speaker 1: the Jews were chained and dragged into captivity into Babylon.
Speaker 1: And so you had those peoples, and then you had
Speaker 1: the Ishmaelites. So when they bred together, they formed all
Speaker 1: of the Muslim nations and people groups that utterly hate
Speaker 1: God's chosen people and want them exterminated and wiped off
Speaker 1: the face of the earth. This is the seed War,
Speaker 1: and you see it playing out today in the news.
Speaker 1: This whole Israel. Constantly, it wore two people groups laying
Speaker 1: claimed this one piece of land. Neither one of them
Speaker 1: wanted to give. That's because this other people group is
Speaker 1: from the line of Esau and they feel they were
Speaker 1: screwed out of their birthright and they want it back.
Speaker 3: So what do you think about Trump coming in and
Speaker 3: taking their ball away so they can't play anymore?
Speaker 1: And you might have give me some more context on that.
Speaker 3: Oh, so he Trump said that we're taking over the
Speaker 3: Gaza strip and claiming it as American territory so that
Speaker 3: they'll stop fighting over it, and he's you didn't hear
Speaker 3: about this?
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: See, honestly, I used to be like religiously involved with
Speaker 1: the news, and once you had the last election, screw job,
Speaker 1: I believe that the presidency was totally ripped away from
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and it was a total steal. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: was so mad, I couldn't even see straight. And I
Speaker 1: was like, you know what, I know how this movie ends.
Speaker 1: The woman's tied on the train tracks and the trains coming,
Speaker 1: She's going to get splattered, and I don't need to
Speaker 1: play by play. So I turned off the news, quit
Speaker 1: watching it. And where I've not been watching the news
Speaker 1: or keeping up it for like the past four years,
Speaker 1: it's kind of hard for me to get back in
Speaker 1: the habit of watching it again. So the only kind
Speaker 1: of news I get anymore is just maybe Instagram scrolling
Speaker 1: or Facebook scrolling and come across something I'm kind of
Speaker 1: in the dark.
Speaker 3: Well, good, you should have. Nobody should ever watch the news.
Speaker 3: It's propaganda from the gate, you know. Ever since Obama
Speaker 3: had his way with the smith Muns Act, they've been
Speaker 3: able to legally feed us propaganda down our fucking throats.
Speaker 3: So yeah, nobody should ever watch the news. But yeah,
Speaker 3: so I keep up on all that shit because kind
Speaker 3: of have to with my show and other shows that
Speaker 3: I do with other people. And yeah, so Trump said,
Speaker 3: you guys can't play with this ball anymore. I'm taking it.
Speaker 3: And so he said that he's going to take over.
Speaker 3: We're taking over the guy's strip and he is going
Speaker 3: to rebuild it and give it back to the people.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens there. But yeah, very very interesting
Speaker 3: things happening. And I have a feeling that these people
Speaker 3: that are playing playing the strings and pulling the puppet
Speaker 3: strings behind the scenes are pushing us towards a fabricated.
Speaker 4: Arm and gedding.
Speaker 3: I think that they want it to happen so bad
Speaker 3: that the one that we're going to get is fabricated.
Speaker 3: I just that's my opinion on it. And it could
Speaker 3: be so bad that it brings in the real one.
Speaker 3: But aren't we supposed to be under slave control for
Speaker 3: like a thousand years, like under a one world government.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Yeah, I could accord to the Book of Revelation.
Speaker 1: You know, you have the well they call it Satan's
Speaker 1: little season, And that's one thing that I love reading
Speaker 1: the Bible and know quite a bit of you know
Speaker 1: about stuff, and like researching it. But most of mine's
Speaker 1: kind of like stuck in the Old Testament and the
Speaker 1: ancient history stuff. I used to really be into revelation,
Speaker 1: but as I got older, I just started becoming fascinated
Speaker 1: with history and stuff.
Speaker 3: So like my.
Speaker 1: How you call it my timeline and remembrance of all
Speaker 1: the stuff and revelations kind of hazy, But I think
Speaker 1: that's I think Christ is supposed to come back and reign,
Speaker 1: and then Satan has his thousand year reign and then
Speaker 1: Christ comes back and wipes them out and destroys them.
Speaker 1: Because I know some people talk about they think that
Speaker 1: we are in Satan's little season now, right, And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: well we've I don't see Christ sitting on the throne
Speaker 1: and ruling and Heaven being on earth yet, so I'm
Speaker 1: still waiting for that part.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So I'm curious what.
Speaker 3: Became of this bloodline obviously where we're kind of saying
Speaker 3: that they were the first big Foot sightings, and then
Speaker 3: now we have if we're able to tie these in together,
Speaker 3: we kind of have the lineage.
Speaker 4: We can go back and we have the history of
Speaker 4: how it started. But now we have you know, we
Speaker 4: have Yetty's, we have the Sasquatches here. I don't know
Speaker 4: if dog Man plays into any of this at all.
Speaker 2: So how did do you do?
Speaker 3: You have a timeline of how they started branching off
Speaker 3: and just kind of being all all over the flat
Speaker 3: plane that.
Speaker 1: We live on. No, I just kind of laid out
Speaker 1: that that general history and how it started, But then
Speaker 1: I do talk about how, uh we see remnants of
Speaker 1: it because like in Europe you have the wood wofs,
Speaker 1: the wild man and all these stories and feral people,
Speaker 1: you know, and that's how you kind of get to there.
Speaker 1: And course, like with any race or any animal, you
Speaker 1: have types and you have kinds. So you know, like
Speaker 1: you were saying, the yetti and all these other different
Speaker 1: kind of variants, but it's still the it's just a
Speaker 1: branch off of this same kind, right, And then you
Speaker 1: go to like Sardinia, you have the mathones and during
Speaker 1: the winter solstice, if you like, look that up. It's
Speaker 1: wild they and you've probably seen videos of it. But
Speaker 1: like these people during the winter solstice cover themselves in
Speaker 1: black goats, fur and wear these hand carved wooden masks
Speaker 1: and strap all kinds of various sized bells on their
Speaker 1: back and they dance through the street and they ring
Speaker 1: these bells, and then there's these guys dressed in red
Speaker 1: that come behind them with whips and chase them off,
Speaker 1: and they whip the women and grabbed the women and
Speaker 1: seize the women. And I was like, dude, this is like, yeah,
Speaker 1: he saw Neffholim giants and the hall the fallen angels
Speaker 1: seized the women and had their way with them. And
Speaker 1: the people of that country they say that they don't
Speaker 1: even remember where this comes from. No, really, that stems
Speaker 1: back all the way to like archaic times. So they
Speaker 1: just kept the tradition alive. And during this time too,
Speaker 1: the children that are coming of age, it's like a
Speaker 1: you know, a birth ride or a coming of age
Speaker 1: kind of like a bamtzphah or whatever with the Jewish
Speaker 1: people or the sweet sixteen that we have today. They
Speaker 1: had this ceremony where they light this huge bonfire and
Speaker 1: the kids, to prove their bravery, have to pass through
Speaker 1: the fire. And I think it's more symbolism of the Canaanites,
Speaker 1: these Nephelim giants sacrificing their children through Timolek and passing
Speaker 1: their children through the fire, and these harry quote unquote
Speaker 1: men dancing through the streets. And then they have what
Speaker 1: they call the tombs of the Giants and they bury
Speaker 1: these giants, and then they constructed this temple complex or
Speaker 1: tomb complex around them. And from an aerial view, it's
Speaker 1: a bull with horns. In the Bible, you talk about
Speaker 1: the bulls of Bashan, you know. And these kids to
Speaker 1: prove their bravery once again, they passed through the fire,
Speaker 1: but then have to go into this bullhead tomb and
Speaker 1: spend the night. And it's not only to prove their
Speaker 1: their bravery, but to ask the dead ancestors, the spirit
Speaker 1: of the giants, the mighty warriors, to embody them. And
Speaker 1: so it even goes back to the Vikings when you
Speaker 1: look at the Berserkers. The berserkers were known just to
Speaker 1: be wild men, crazy, being possessed men that they would
Speaker 1: just wildly charge into battle, get stabbed many times, get
Speaker 1: their arms and limbs cut off, and still just mindlessly charge,
Speaker 1: you know, and attack. It's because they would do these
Speaker 1: necromantic ancestor worship rituals and sacrifice humans and drink the blood,
Speaker 1: and they would ask the dead warrior spirits of their
Speaker 1: ancestors to embody them. And that's how they become so
Speaker 1: wild and crazy and with superhuman strength and abilities.
Speaker 4: Hollo does that shit now, yeah, but.
Speaker 1: Unbeknownst to them, they are inviting the spirits of these
Speaker 1: Nefhoils giants. Oh they know it.
Speaker 3: I mean you hear Beyonce talk about how she gets
Speaker 3: overtaken before she goes on stage and ship and they
Speaker 3: even have names for him. A lot of them have
Speaker 3: the same name. It's a It's it's a playoff of
Speaker 3: Rainman or Raymond or Raymond for some reason. It's Eminem
Speaker 3: Oh and Roman, Uh what's her name? Nicki Minaj talks
Speaker 3: about how how she has some the thing that comes
Speaker 3: inside of hers name is Roman.
Speaker 4: And so they can do this shit still to this day.
Speaker 1: And you find remnants of it in the Bible. That's
Speaker 1: calling back to these Canaanitte people and stuff. Because while
Speaker 1: Esau intermarried into these giant clans, it says in there
Speaker 1: that through his lineage is birth this guy named Amelek,
Speaker 1: and Amelek was known. He was famous as this fearless
Speaker 1: Nephelum giant warrior king. He was on the status of
Speaker 1: og And when you research, you find that he burst
Speaker 1: an entire clan called the Amalekites after his name, and
Speaker 1: in Hebrew that name means the blood liquors. Oh shit,
Speaker 1: And it goes back to Esau talking about biting the
Speaker 1: neck of his brother and draining his blood until he's dead.
Speaker 1: And this was the group, the Amalekites. They were the
Speaker 1: first ones to attack God's people when they come out
Speaker 1: of the land of Egypt and was in their wilderness wanderings,
Speaker 1: and it says they picked them off like ghosts. It
Speaker 1: was like the first type of guerrilla warfare. As the
Speaker 1: Jewish people were going through and marching through the wilderness,
Speaker 1: they said, these Amalekites would pick off the people in
Speaker 1: the back. They would take out the young and the
Speaker 1: old and pick a moth. Then they said, like ghosts
Speaker 1: that just saw of a sudden, people just start disappearing.
Speaker 1: They couldn't find them, no trace of them, didn't see
Speaker 1: them coming or going. And then finally after they picked
Speaker 1: up part at them for so long that they finally
Speaker 1: challenged them and went head to head in battle with them.
Speaker 1: And that's the famous story that you hear about Moses
Speaker 1: having to raise his staff into the air, and only
Speaker 1: through supernatural power were they able to defeat this clan
Speaker 1: of giants. And it says that when he his arms
Speaker 1: would grow tired and he would drop his staff, that
Speaker 1: the Amalekites would start winning again. And when you start
Speaker 1: looking through the legends of the Jews and some of
Speaker 1: these you know, midrashes and targems and stuff of the Jews,
Speaker 1: you find that the Amalekites were sorcerers. And it says
Speaker 1: that's why God told them when they went into the
Speaker 1: Holy Land to kill every man, woman and child and animal,
Speaker 1: not to even spare the animals, because they were known
Speaker 1: sorcerers and shape shifters, and that they would shape shift
Speaker 1: into animals to avoid capture or death. And when you
Speaker 1: get into the wilderness wanderings, you get all these instructions
Speaker 1: God tells his people do not seek sorcerers or necromancers,
Speaker 1: do not drink the blood do not pass your children
Speaker 1: through the fire, and it warns, no longer will you
Speaker 1: sacrifice to harry goat demons who are not God's And
Speaker 1: then it talks about desolate towns and cities in Isaiah
Speaker 1: and it says there the wild men dance. So you
Speaker 1: go back to the mathones covered in dancing through the streets.
Speaker 1: And I think that God's people, while in their wilderness wanderings,
Speaker 1: were having encounters with these Amalekites who were sorcerers, who
Speaker 1: were drinking blood, doing human sacrifice, passing their children through
Speaker 1: the fires of molech, practicing necromancy and sorcery, and they
Speaker 1: were imitating them, and they were sacrificing to these harry
Speaker 1: goat demons. And remember, if you got this harry quote
Speaker 1: unquote man sasquatch Esau breeding with giants, you have a
Speaker 1: high likelihood of throwing some strange pups. And that is
Speaker 1: why during this battle Moses had to raise that staff,
Speaker 1: because it was more than just a battle. Moses, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, was doing sorcery type warfare against the high
Speaker 1: priest of the Amalekites, and only through the supernatural aid
Speaker 1: of God were they able even to beat the Amalekites.
Speaker 1: So when you get into modern day, you know, you
Speaker 1: get all this woo, you get you know, the mind
Speaker 1: speak and sometimes orbs spottings and things like that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I postulate that according to the Book of Enoch, it
Speaker 1: says that these Nephilim were hybrids. They were neither from
Speaker 1: Heaven nor Earth. So when they died, their bodies remained
Speaker 1: to torment mankind and they were called demons. So I
Speaker 1: just kind of postulate. I'm like, you know, could these
Speaker 1: orbs and craft be the conveyance of these fallen angels?
Speaker 1: I believe, so, you know, the craftsment they're checking on
Speaker 1: their offspring. You know what I mean? Because if you
Speaker 1: were a Nephilum and you died, your spirit remained here
Speaker 1: on Earth, and you chose to manifest and torment mankind,
Speaker 1: would you not want to pick a familiar form?
Speaker 4: Brother, you came, you crush. Can you tell everybody where
Speaker 4: they can go find your show and your book?
Speaker 1: Oh you man, Thank you, man. I appreciate you give
Speaker 1: me the time to speak to your listeners and have
Speaker 1: some conversations.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I love the exchanging of ideas in these conversations.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would love to have you back on again too,
Speaker 3: and you know, go over some of this stuff because
Speaker 3: you blew my mind. You know, I am such a
Speaker 3: busy person that I don't get to dig into a
Speaker 3: lot of the things that I like to talk about.
Speaker 4: So when I have people on.
Speaker 3: To come on and they've already done the digging, it's
Speaker 3: it's takes a lot of work away from me.
Speaker 4: But it's can fun.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Like a lot of these stories that.
Speaker 3: Are in the Bible, if we would piece them together
Speaker 3: in the correct way and give them teachings, I think
Speaker 3: that a lot more people would be interested because our
Speaker 3: history is so much better than the things that we're
Speaker 3: watching on Netflix.
Speaker 1: So yeah, man, I agree, But yeah, man, if you
Speaker 1: enjoyed the conversation. Each week I do a show I
Speaker 1: release a Monday at eight pm. The show is called
Speaker 1: Prometheus Lens. If you just search us up on YouTube, Apple, Spotify,
Speaker 1: anywhere you can consume content, you can find me there.
Speaker 1: I'm on all the social media's once again, just search
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Speaker 1: a good old boy like me, and they never wrote
Speaker 1: a book and barely finished twelfth grade twenty years ago,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So I'm sure there's some
Speaker 1: topos and some stuff in there. Just overlook that. The
Speaker 1: thoughts are there, man, the nuggets are there if you
Speaker 1: can look over some tapos and stuff.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and I think that is so awesome.
Speaker 3: There's been so many topics that I've wanted to write
Speaker 3: a book about and I'm not that person. And you
Speaker 3: obviously convinced yourself that you are that person somehow, and
Speaker 3: you made it happen. And what a great topic to
Speaker 3: choose to dive into and to do so. I would
Speaker 3: love to get a copy of that book. So I'll
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna live link that right now, so anybody that's
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Speaker 4: There so that you can go and check that out
Speaker 4: and get your own copy. Doc.
Speaker 3: Man, you came, you crushed, and you blew my mind,
Speaker 3: so I definitely want to have you back on and
Speaker 3: further these conversations with you. And thanks man, it's been awesome.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, my mouse is dead. And I'm gonna end
Speaker 3: this the way that I always do. Everybody, keep digging
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