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Nephilim Research Discovery by Biblical Archaeologist · Anunnaki Origins Podcast

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Would you agree with the common understanding that the Nephilim
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were the product of the supernatural fallen Angel beings
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mating with human women? Oh, yeah, so that's the the
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black and white on this, right. And, and, and I, I feel like
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sometimes that's the best way to look at things black and white.
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God made earth. He made everything.
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He made humans. He had when he was making
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everything. Obviously he had made angels.
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It doesn't go over that. But you know that that later
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that's how he does things. He has a counsel.
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He's known as the Lord God of Heaven's armies, not army like
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we think of army as in roles and responsibilities.
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So pride and free will, that's going to get everybody.
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That is just a recipe for disaster.
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It does speak to the mighty of God that even the angels have
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free will. And unfortunately, you know,
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they, they that can cause them to fall to lust.
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If you look at the good things in in life, right?
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You know, God made a lot of really good things, but they
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have purpose. Lust and sin is going to trip
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everybody up. So yeah, he made everything.
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He gave us the Earth 30. The angels were jealous.
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Didn't like it. Probably had a lot to do with
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fixing and helping and moving and and bringing and lift, you
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know, all that stuff, the manual effort.
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And they didn't like it and they didn't care for it.
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And not that I agree with them, but look what we've done on the
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planet. Like, you know, we could at
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least show us some appreciation. Yeah, but you know what I mean?
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But but that's what happened. They were jealous because it was
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given to us. So we're wretches, you know,
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that just like that song goes. So they came down and I will, I
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will say this, that there's there's an exception to every
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rule. You know, you can't just say I
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was this and it was this. So.
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And I don't put a lot of I don't put any energy on on the evil,
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you know, I don't, I don't research that and all that
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stuff. I'm just the Bible guy, but we
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know that evil is the flip of good.
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So if if God has a counsel, evil is going to have a counsel and
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we know that basically how it's going to be Antichrist and you
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know, blah, blah, blah. So essentially one guy, one
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person, it's always one at the top decided this is what we're
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doing. And I'm I'm not Enoch.
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I've I've got a glance glanced over at some familiar.
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So he had a group that he said you do this, you do this, you do
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this, But it was a third of the angels.
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So these are thousands and thousands and thousands of
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angels. I'm willing to bet that there
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are plenty that literally did just come down and want it.
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And we're like, man, yeah, I would like to have a wife.
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You know, just like there were plenty of them that were like,
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I'm I'm taking over and and I'm I'm going to show you some
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examples of that. So you know what I mean?
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Like there was good and there was bad in it.
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That's why I say it never stopped because if it was just a
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bad thing, that's, you know, God's a creator, you can do
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anything you want. So that'd be a pretty easy thing
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to clear up. But it wasn't.
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And plus, again, it goes back to free will.
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You know, God's, he's not here like picking up after us.
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Hey, you know, finish chewing your food.
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You know, he's already set the rules.
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Like I'm here for you. Just, you know, you got to you
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got to listen to me and love me and stuff.
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So I name and it man, I look at things super real again, black
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and white. I hate to be redundant, but but
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super real. How could it?
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I, I don't my area is not the metaphysical and all the you
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know, just you know. So is Ezekiel 28.
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Ezekiel's a book of prophecy and specifically 28 he's
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prophesizing to the king of Tyre, King of Tyres done some
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bad stuff and it's his his time to, you know, pay the piper.
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Ezekiel tells him, well, God says remind him you were the
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guarding cherub in my garden. You were beautiful, You know,
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dot dot. Now look at you.
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Meaning he used to be an Angel. You know, we got to take take
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the Bible 100% serious. Not like, well, they might be
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saying no, what are they saying? And it it and so so Genesis in
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in Ezekiel pretty far apart completely.
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So that means that angels were coming down still and taking
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roles as kings and I and and that's more of a Nephilim thing
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that that I think is, is kind of how that progressed.
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But that's an example of that of of excuse me, a bad Angel in
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place, you know, in real time. And the Prince of Tyre, excuse
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me, his his pittance was he was getting rich off his special
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knowledge. Well, he's the Prince attire,
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king attire is an Angel or an ex Angel.
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So of course he's got special knowledge.
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So that's another example of how you know a bad attack, right.
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But Jebusites are one of the tribes from the promised land
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and they are the in translated tramplers of men.
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You know, they're clearly giants.
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Jerusalem was Jebus the the land of Jebusites and David concord
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and blah. Well, during David's story after
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Goliath, the he messes up and takes a a census, you know,
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basically getting real prideful. Want to see, you know, how big
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is my army and and his people were like, don't do it.
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Don't Joab one of his mighty, you know, counsels like don't do
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it, dude. David at this point is super
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caught like I want it done. So he forces them to do it.
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So then the prophet at the time came to him like, Hey, you
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messed up and God's here to tell me.
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Oh, I'm here to tell, tell you. You got three choices, you know,
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and and it's like you can this, this or this and he chooses A
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plague. The plague stops at the
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threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite.
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So that means that Jebusite, a giant was domestic had he was
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part of the you know, he wasn't living in in in giant land.
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He was there with them. He was respected.
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He was, you know, he had a threshing floor meant he was,
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you know, selling stuff. He was looked at respectfully.
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And also in that story, he offered to give his threshing
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floor to David and David argues them says no, I'm going to do
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the right thing. I'm a buy it from you.
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That also shows respect. So that's a good giant.
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You know what I mean? And, and, and, and really all of
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David's 37 mighty men, you can argue that they all essentially
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may be a bit bold to say, gave their heart to God, but they
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followed David and they were all like bad, bad, bad.
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So, yeah, the and, and to look at it the way I look at it,
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especially at this point, giants were just on there.
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They were just people, if, if you will, it was nothing for
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your next door neighbor to be a giant or to, to go to the store
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and buy something from a giant. David in David's royal council,
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he had the name is a Dorum. It's spelled three different
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ways in the Bible. So it's, I don't know if it's a
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name necessarily or like a role, you know, but basically his
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name's a Dorum and translated it means Lord of Height.
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And he is over David's transcripted labor.
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So as they were going through and conquering and doing raiding
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parties, this guy was coordinating the efforts of the,
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you know, forced labor, the slavery of the, the, the, you
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know, conquest. Solomon as well.
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Solomon had 70,000 stone carriers and as a very specific
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role, stone carrier. And he also transcripted labor
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forces from Amorites, Jebusites, Kurdi sites, all of the tribes
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from the promised land. And that too.
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I just thought about that. That's a misnomer too, because,
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you know, everyone for the most part knows the story of the
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spies, The 12 spies, they go in, they see the giants, they come
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back. Excuse me, 10 of them say we
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can, we can. Excuse me, Jeez. 10 of them say
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we can't do it. Two say we can because you know,
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they're, they're, they're the sons of Anach.
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We're, we're grasshoppers and you know, blah.
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The Bergesites, Machiasites, Jevisites and the Anach giants
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all were not conquered in different, in different
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scriptures and different parts of the Bible.
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They were, they didn't all get forced out and, and were able to
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live with the Israelites. You know what I mean?
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So, so when you look at that first story, a lot of a lot of
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the understanding is, oh, they went in there and saw giants and
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then they killed them all. Well, no, they didn't.
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A lot of them stayed over and got to live.
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And then Ezra and Ezra and Nehemiah all mentioned
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intermarriage with those tribes. And like in a bad sense, like
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you get called out, you get named Adam.
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Adam messed up and he in a married with Amorite.
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So now he can't come. And you said something earlier,
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Deuteronomy 23 says the Ammonites and the Moabites are
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not allowed in the temple even after the 10th generation.
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So, and I'll explain who they are, but that means that some
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can't be birthed out and some can be because the, the, the
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significance that of that is, I don't know if you've heard the,
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the red heifer. Thing.
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But yeah, yeah, for the audience that may not be familiar,
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explain it a little bit. Absolutely.
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So a red, the red heifer is a good example that you cannot
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have any blemishes in the temple.
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So certain sacrifices, you know, the red heifer cannot have, you
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know, any other colors or in anything humans like men.
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It says that you can't have a crushed testicle or, you know,
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be damaged in any way coming into the temple because it's,
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you know, and if you're familiar with the temple that is very,
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very inside is, you know, that's God's house.
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So, you know, is what it is. So that means that Ammonites and
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Moabites are not completely humans.
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A and then again, like I said, some can be birthed out and some
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can't be. What's really crazy is in
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Nehemiah, they, somebody found the, the, the Mosaic law, the
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Moses's book and they were like, all right, well, let's get this
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thing back in order. We've been messing up, you know,
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let's go over the rules and let's, let's do the right thing.
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So as they're reading it, it says no Moabites can be allowed
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in the temple. And they look up.
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It's like, well, y'all got to go because there's, you know, this
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Moabites just hanging out all over the place.
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To give an idea of Moabites. I'm sure you've heard of lion
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men. Yeah, that's Moabite line.
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That's where theoretically that's where the lion faced men
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start with the line of Moab. Interesting.
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Yes. So Moab and Ammon are brothers
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and I'll, I'll explain that. But the Moabites is the lion
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faced men. The Ammonites, they don't have a
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specific trait, like they never say giant.
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They definitely don't say lion faced men, but they're not
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allowed in a temple. So they're not all the way
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human. I would be willing to say that,
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you know, the the Neanderthal skulls and all these crazy
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skulls that we had, not the oblong stuff, but that's
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probably, you know, just different genealogy.
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And then mainstream is trying to trick us and say, Oh no, it's
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this and this and this. But you know, we were all
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humans. Of course there's natural
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evolution. But then again, there was
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constant in a marriage with what came from, you know, the, the,
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the Nephilim basically. I absolutely, I think just like
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everything else, it's super complicated.
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So it was, and we can chalk it up that that was the worst of
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the worst, the bad of the bad, the dinosaurs, the craziness
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things, you know, the 1000 feet people and all that stuff.
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Because if you look at it scientifically, the first
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Nephilim, you know, the, the first reproduction and then
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probably that second generation that was almost purebred as it
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goes, it's going to get watered down just like everything else
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in life. So free will is a big, big part
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of, you know, we got to apply that to everything because it
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was a flood, basically a reset. There's examples of when
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somebody has to go, somebody has to die and it is it, it takes
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place. So this was again, a reset.
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I'm willing to believe if you could get into a deep enough
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cave or get high enough on some crazy mountain or whatever the
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case, you probably did survive, you know, cuz that's, you know,
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again, if God wanted it done, it would have been done.
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But we also have ham which and, and, and we'll, we'll go into
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that too. I believe the writing of that
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shows us that that is where that continuance came from.
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So Noah was a good man. It's very specific.
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Noah was a good man. He already had a family and
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kids. It would have said that was a
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good group. It wasn't so.
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And then everybody's probably familiar with the story of Ham.
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They get off the boat. Noah, respectfully, is just
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super exhausted for what he just did.
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He has him a drink. He passes out naked.
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Ham comes in there and makes fun of him, laughs at him,
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disrespects him. The the thing though, all the
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five first five books of the Bible wrote by the by the same
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guy said there's going to be a natural pieces put here and here
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because the Bible too. We got to keep in mind it.
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It's it's meant to be searched, not just read.
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You won't understand it if you just read it.
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So the first five books wrote by the same guy that literally was
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around all those giants and went in, well, he didn't get the
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Moses didn't get to go to the promised land, but he was there
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fighting them all. So he knows it.
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But specifically Genesis 19, Ham is called referred to as the
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father of Canaan. He hasn't had kids yet.
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And Canaan's his last kid. So it's not, you know, like what
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are the odds of how does that go?
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You name a kid he ain't even had yet.
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And he has I think like 444 kids, I believe says it again,
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9/19/20 is referred to as the father of Ham, father of Canaan.
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And again, these are the first times that any of their kids
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have come up of anything. And, and Ham was not the first
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child. So statistically that wouldn't
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have gone. 1925 is when he actually does the bad thing and
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gets the curse. And specifically, that's where
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we find all these giants is in the land of Canaan.
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So that to me as an author was the storyteller telling you, you
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know, Gen. 6 flood ham. And then this is how it kept
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going. And then of course, you know,
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when you get into the like I mentioned the First Corinthians,
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that author was telling you it's still happening.
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Because I do stand firm that knowing, looking at the Bible
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like this and knowing these people and, and all of this, it
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paints a bigger, a different picture, not a, not just a
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bigger picture, a, a different picture of how this goes.
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As a kid in the church, a young kid, I remember hearing God was
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against intermarriage. And I could never understand
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that. It's not intermarriage.
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It's intermarriage with the, the Amorite giants in the, in the
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Canaanite tribes. And that's specifically what
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he's talking about. If you don't take that in, then
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you might get the wrong impression of God in the Bible,
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just like the Amalekites. Amalekites are, you know, it's
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I've heard this a lot that that's something that people use
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of like genocidal God calling for people to die and blah.
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When you look into the Amalekites, they are liquors of
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blood. They're cannibals.
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They're not all the way human. The and and this is the the king
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thing. I'll, I'm a tie in here because
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this is best fits. Nimrod in the living Bible is
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mentioned as the first king, not the mighty hunter is what we,
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you know, predominantly know. Then you tie in Ezekiel 28 like
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we talked about that other Angel king now agog king agog in the
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Amalekite story. And This is why I incorporated
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this in 5 stones because I felt it it helped paint the actual
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picture of David and and five stones.
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Saul was chosen as king because he's a tall guy.
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He's a goodly man, right, and that you know, Nephilim, it's
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everywhere you look. You know, height was revered.
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Well, he's super arrogant and he messes up a whole bunch in the
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straw is when he goes into Annali Amalekites.
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He doesn't. He takes the the the best of the
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best and he spares King Agot Samuel Samuel the seer, you
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know, super important dude. And it's, you know, one of my
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main pictures behind me is he delivers the message from God
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saying basically, you don't messed up, you lost God and this
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dude's got to die and he kills King Agog right there.
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Pretty brutal, unless you know the story because later on in
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the book of Esther, Haman is trying to kill all the Jews and
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Esther has to get in and stop it and they trick him and blah,
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blah, blah. Well he is an A gag guy and in
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the Orthodox Jewish there's a note for numbers 24/7 that ties
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back to agog and the Malachites being one of the First Nations.
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So that in my opinion to tie into the king.
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Thing is what the Nephilim were doing was not only changing
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humans with which we already know they were the kings, they
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were starting the the nations. That's why God says you don't
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need a king. I'm your king.
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I'll appoint judges to keep you safe.
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If you get a king, you're going to be governed like the other
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nations. And the entire book of Judges is
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basically God picking the strongest people to help and to
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keep, you know, I'll say it to keep us from getting governed by
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Nephilim. Because look, look at now look
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at 2025. You're taxed on everything.
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We're, you know, Anunnaki slave us for, for gold.
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And Jesus, Louise, that's kind of still happening.
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So that, that I think again, is how the Nephilim really did
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their thing. And that's why in the background
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of the Bible, it's Egypt or the Chaldea, Greece, Rome, you know,
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in the background all these societies are, are growing where
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they come from. And as were the kings and.
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Most likely after the flood there were survivors of these
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bloodlines and you're saying that they still are the
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rulership of the planet? Most likely.
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Yeah, if you go down the secret society rabbit holes, even
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presidents, you know it. It just came out here recently
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with like probably two years ago that a good chunk of our
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presidents have been related, right?
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Yeah. I, I, I think that if you apply
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the, what we know about monarchy, monarchy presidents,
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we, you know, it's all tracked now.
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They don't like to admit that, but we know it.
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So. And then like I said about the
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Ammonites and Moabites, that shows that bloodlines could be
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tracked because you know what I mean, there's certain things
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birthed out and whatnot. So yeah, absolutely.
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If, if the Federal Reserve is the eagle for the logo and we've
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got a pyramid on our dollar, Rome, Egypt, Mesopotamia, all
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have used the same eagle pyramids, obelisks, They come
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from faith markers like in the Bible, in the, in the first, the
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Abraham, Isaac and Jacob story, anytime something happens, they,
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they use a standing stone and that's the dedication to God of
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this. It happened right here.
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God, Exodus 2025. God says don't use any tools on
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any of these faith markers because it makes it unclean.
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So then you look at the, the other side of good.
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We've got obelisks everywhere, pyramids everywhere.
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These, you know, these Stonehenge, you always see a
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faith marker in front of a temple.
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We see what we got the the Washington Monument in front of
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the Capitol. Cleopatra's Needle, I don't know
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if you're familiar, that's right outside of the Met Museum.
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So it's like, again, that's how I feel that they snuck through
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generations to generations to generations because they were
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pretending to be humans, you know, and we have examples of
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that in the bottle of just angels.
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You know, God would send an Angel and the person didn't
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recognize it yet and blah. So that's, I feel like how
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they've snuck through because they were pretending to be
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kings. They track bloodlines and they
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can do all this crazy secret society bohemian groove stuff.
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And then that's why, if I can say it, no matter what happens,
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nothing gets better, right? You know it government wise,
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because it's this one group that's been behind it the entire
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time. No civilization falls.
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It just changes. Let's get back to your graphic
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novel. What are some of the other
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stories that you focused on within the book?
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Yes. So I'm missing the Malachites
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and I wanted to really, you know, give good perspective of
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that with Goliath, you know, AI don't name them Goliath's names
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never actually in the book because I wanted and it was a
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lot of subliminals, you know, and I didn't want to just write
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a book. I wanted to to again paint a
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better picture. So first, when you see Goliath,
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he's rag tag armor, leather, a little bit of metal, because
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that was the bronze falling to the Iron Age.
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The sea people come in the Philistines and they are known
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to be melt metallurgist and kind of help bring the Iron Age in
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and they also too were just hell bent on dominating and taking
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over. So in 5 stones they come in they
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see this, you know this urban dwelling giants.
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And then the next time you see him he is a Philistine and he is
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in a suit of armor to base in, in in and very important he says
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am I not a Philistine? Are you not a servant of salt?
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There is speculation that he was king of king of Gath cause
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again, you know, the king thing was super big with Nephilim.
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I personally, I feel like he would have said that he would
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have recognized himself, you know, because you know, if
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that's king and Nephilim, you know, you come from somewhere.
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He says, am I not a philistine? So I feel like he knew his role
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as a battering ram basically. So what I was trying to show in
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that was that we were no longer scared of giants.
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They were incorporated into normal life.
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And you know, they were used in army in battle for that.
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They were just, you know, there's a story with David and,
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and a man named Nabal. Basically he's just a remnant
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giant and part of his David's mighty men.
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They go to talk to him and he's super rude and blah and he ends
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up having a heart attack. But he's one of the guys
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mentioned as an Ishka doll, so you know what I mean?
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It's just giants just ridiculously everywhere.
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So I really wanted to to to show that.
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And then the strength of David too, being it is the story is
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revolved around like a 13, a 14 year old boy killing a giant.
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There is a lot of focus on him being, you know, a young guy
25:17
and, you know, immature and and you know, not worldly, you know,
25:23
just a Rudy Runt kind of thing. Well, he kills a bear and a lion
25:30
by hand after he gets God's blessing.
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And then later on, you know, the mighty men we talked about that
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he literally just goes through and decimating, decimating
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nations. So he is not this little timid,
25:44
cowardly little kid. Excuse me.
25:46
So in 5 Stones, I tried to show him really aggressive and a lot
25:51
of action scenes. And there's a scene where, you
25:54
know, he, he before he kills Goliath, he tries to put on
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Saul's armor and it doesn't fit. And you know, blog, you know,
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I'm not taking away from it. It's a beautiful story.
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Anybody that hasn't read it, but mine was an emphasis story.
26:07
So I have David show up. Here's Goliath running his mouth
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and just kills him, gets the stones and takes care of him and
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kills him. You know, he's not playing
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around because you know, David for all of that he did and, and
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the, the wonderful things he did, he didn't get to build the
26:25
final temple because there was war in his heart.
26:28
His son got to build the temple. And we know Solomon was when,
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when he, he was given his wishes, he asked for knowledge.
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So that shows what was in his heart.
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And that too, you know, look at it in, in the biblical sense,
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that too goes back to the power of God 'cause he was using David
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for what David was. You know, David was a ruthless,
26:54
you know, get out of my way guy, but he was a good person.
26:58
So he was used and accomplished great things.
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And in my opinion, he didn't get into the temple because the
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temple needed to be something different.
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Temple needed to be reverent and looked at like this.
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So it's like, all right, you've done your, you know, you got us
27:13
here. Let's pass the baton.
27:14
Let's keep on rolling. You mentioned earlier the six
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fingers reported and the red hair.
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Is this something else that we can cite throughout the Bible as
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evidence that these giants had those features?
27:34
So in the in the Bible, you don't get a lot of like, it's
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crazy how it works. You don't get a lot of
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forthright descriptions of of certain things.
27:47
You know, like I said, Amos 29 is the only concrete size, but
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giants is like emphasized crazy. So 6 fingers and six toes is the
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is, you know, beyond lion faced men, right is the only like
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really crazy description that I've seen the skin tone and the
28:08
hair colors and stuff that is non canonical.
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So what I do my my lane is just Bible.
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I don't take from anything else, but I'm not ignorant to all the
28:18
facts, right. So in 5 Stones with the
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Amalekites and with Goliath and his people, I do emphasize the
28:27
skin tones in the hair. The Amalekites are redskin, you
28:31
know, 'cause they come from ESOL and Edom and blah.
28:34
And then Goliath and his people are pale skin.
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I use blonde hair 'cause I'd already used red, you know,
28:40
split hairs. But I wanted to show some of
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that, you know, because we got we got them.
28:47
Basically everything was going crazy in the Middle East.
28:52
I'm willing to bet there was plenty people that were like,
28:55
guys, this is too hot for me. I'm out, I am gone.
28:59
And then that's why we have giants and the stuff all over
29:02
the place, because in arguable point that I like to make is no
29:06
matter what and where they look different, their language is
29:11
different. The religion is always
29:14
different, except a flood, right?
29:17
But the buildings are always the same.
29:20
You know, pyramids, ziggurats, TOI con, even to the point that
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TOI con, if I'm saying it right, in the pyramids, are laid out
29:28
the same pattern as Orion. The way I look at things, that's
29:32
a builder's mark, you know what I'm saying?
29:35
So there were people getting all over the place, starting
29:38
different religions and nations and just trying to hide.
29:42
And then as you know, the game of telephone, you know, the
29:45
story changes a little bit, but everyone remembers the flood
29:48
because that was, you know, a big marker and what happened.
29:52
But then again, like I said, the buildings are the same.
29:55
And that speaks to what the Nephilim knew well, what the
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sons of God knew and what the knowledge was taught to them.
30:03
So like a really crazy example like from Enoch when they do the
30:06
the root cutting oaks of mom Ray or literally Mom Ray, the
30:12
Amorite giant's forest, there's the oak of Moore.
30:18
And then also one of David's mighty men is is from Gilead.
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And a Gilead is a land leftover from the promised land.
30:27
And twice in the Bible it's mentioned having a special
30:31
balsam from Gilead. And then once you get into
30:34
translations, it becomes medicine from Gilead.
30:38
So again, you know, I don't take non canonical, but I'm not dumb.
30:41
Like I see things. So I think that that's root
30:44
cutting and that's special knowledge of like, all right, if
30:47
I cross pollinate this and this, I get this, you know, So where's
30:50
that stuff come from? Right on.
30:53
I want to get your thoughts on why there are so many perceived
30:57
contradictions from the Old Testament to the New Testament,
31:01
especially when it comes to the teachings of God.
31:05
The law of God versus the teachings of Jesus.
31:09
It seemed to be a very vengeful, even at times jealous God
31:14
portrayed in the Old Testament versus the New Testament.
31:17
What is your understanding of these differences?
31:21
Yeah, so, and that's exactly what what all of this has done
31:25
for me was so, so I'll, I'll break your question down in a
31:30
bunch of different ways. So we have to understand and
31:35
accept the Old Testament specifically now it's the whole
31:39
thing. But the Old Testament it we were
31:42
under crazy attack. Humans were under a ridiculous
31:45
attack. I think you know, because
31:49
because we know of Israel and and Jewish people, but how many
31:54
people are on the planet now? I think back then that was
31:59
humans, Abram, Isaac and Jacob were were it wasn't that many
32:03
people on the planet comparatively to now.
32:06
And it was so unfortunate that these just group of people were
32:11
the good humans not doing anything crazy.
32:14
And you know, we trip on Noah, but think about that.
32:17
One person was chosen like no one else.
32:20
There was nobody else on this planet that was good enough.
32:23
If that's the case, that's, you know, oh, do we take the gravity
32:27
of that serious? So I think that, you know, with
32:31
all these giants in the lion faced men cause cute, cause lion
32:34
faced men comes from Moab, But then one of the tribes of
32:38
Israel, the Gad, the Gadites, there's more lion faced men.
32:43
So it's just like, you know, it was a lot of cross pollinating
32:48
when a lot of normal humans and you know, if you look at it from
32:52
a creator's aspect, like, no, I don't, I don't want this.
32:56
I want humans to enjoy life and to be happy.
33:00
I don't want humans to be worried about animals coming in
33:04
at night and killing them like animal people and giant and
33:06
dinosaurs. You know, and I, I don't think
33:08
that that's too far of a, a stretch to think, especially
33:11
with like the research that I've done, we have to accept that
33:16
humans were just, it was hard to live.
33:19
So I would say that that is the probably 90% of the war in the
33:26
battles was that was just plain I want humans.
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This is what I made. I already did the the the the
33:34
flood and I already promised I wouldn't do it again.
33:37
So help me out here. You know what I mean.
33:40
And then that too in the book of judges is another a good example
33:45
of that because again, God said don't have a king and he was
33:47
picking strong people like oath Neil, the first judge, his name
33:53
means violent lion for God and he comes from the line of dog
33:57
men. So he was not completely human,
34:00
but he was the first judge. And specifically Israel was
34:04
under an 8 year rule from a very violent king, another Nephilim.
34:09
And God, you know, everyone like reached out like please help us.
34:13
And it says God gave them oath, kneel the oath.
34:16
Neal was already there. So that doesn't mean he gave it
34:19
to him. It meant he appointed him.
34:21
He came upon him, gave him special strength, special
34:23
knowledge and said, I need you to take care of my people.
34:27
So you know, under a microscope again, humans were under a very
34:32
bad attack. Then also to think about like
34:36
the, the 10 commandments that didn't come at the beginning,
34:42
right? It's not about rules.
34:44
If it was about rules, he'd have been like, hey, all right, now
34:47
do this and this and this. Don't do that.
34:49
He didn't, he said be fruitful and multiply and enjoy.
34:54
And what do we do? We tear it up and take advantage
34:57
of it. So you know what I mean?
34:59
So, so I, I think that was a big part of that was, you know, just
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please, I want humans to survive.
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Now going into the, the New Testament.
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So first, it's not testament. It's technically translated as
35:17
covenant. So what it is, is the old
35:20
covenant was the blood rule, blood for blood, you know,
35:23
animal sacrifice. If you, if you know, if you're
35:26
unclean and you sin, this is how you can get in my good graces.
35:29
You know, who are we to judge on that?
35:32
You know, it is what it is. The New Testament of the new
35:35
covenant means I've given you a part of me.
35:38
All you have to do is believe in me and give me your life.
35:42
So that's the the significance of why the the Old Testament God
35:46
had a different attitude and in the New Testament, because
35:50
again, essentially, and there's a really good parable in the New
35:54
Testament, and I don't remember it word for word, but it's
35:57
basically about a farmer. Farmer has a farm and every
36:01
person he appoints to watch over this farm takes advantage of
36:04
them, kills his family and just, you know, just acts ridiculously
36:09
no matter what he does. The point of the parable is God
36:13
gave us this earth and all we're doing is just tearing it up
36:16
inside, you know what I mean? So that that my opinion would be
36:20
the difference is because we were under attack and he was
36:25
doing his his best to keep us safe to the point, you know, the
36:29
Holy Trinity. And that's where the New
36:30
Testament comes in of like, all right, all right, all right, all
36:33
right, all right, here's what I'm going to do.
36:35
I give you my son. It's the part of me, can we
36:38
just, you know what I mean? Can we just so and that's the
36:42
way I look at it, especially looking at like these weren't
36:46
normal humans. And man, there's a there's a
36:50
movie The Iceman. And it's not the the mobster.
36:55
It's an actual guy in Russia, skeleton they found in Russia.
36:59
But basically the beginning of the movie is this dude and
37:03
probably 5 or 6. It's his little tribe.
37:05
It's his family's doing his thing, man.
37:07
You know Mama has a baby. So he goes out the next day, you
37:12
know, I'm going to go get some food, blood, just living his
37:14
life. Soon as he leaves, tribe of like
37:17
5 or 6 people come in, kill everybody, kill all the women,
37:20
decimate, blah bam. So the whole movie is basically
37:23
like this this this this guy trying to survive with a newborn
37:28
in in a Russian cold winter BC times.
37:32
Can you imagine that you're just at the house, eat you a bowl of
37:36
cereal and then hear all these dudes come in and and that's how
37:39
it was. So that too is like, God's like,
37:42
yo, all right, I got 10 commandments here.
37:44
Don't lie to each other, don't steal, don't cheat.
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Come on. You know what I mean?
37:50
So, you know, like, again, it wasn't at the beginning when he
37:52
gave us the rules. It was like, tighten up
37:54
everybody. Right on a few times you
37:58
mentioned the existence of dinosaurs.
38:01
There are many that speculate that we could replace dinosaurs
38:05
with Dragons or reptilian beings.
38:08
Do you think that it's possible that these entities were more
38:11
intelligent than just our understanding of dinosaurs?
38:16
Oh, absolutely, absolutely. So it it says more times than it
38:21
in, in our opinion, I'm sure you'll agree with me, it says
38:24
more times than it needs to. You shouldn't have sex.
38:27
You have no shit right that I feel like it's a one time.
38:32
I got it, it's cool, no problem. It says it a lot of times.
38:35
So that means it was constantly, constantly happening.
38:38
My point is, we don't know 80% of behind the scenes, right?
38:46
We don't know what our reproductive stuff will work
38:50
with what animals, right? We don't know.
38:55
I say that to suggested that was probably what was going on back
38:58
then. And that's where lying.
39:00
You know, this and this, this and this this and and you know,
39:04
you've got a you know who knows that might be where of dinosaurs
39:07
came from and they were super intelligent.
39:09
You know, I I argue that again, why would that be said?
39:14
Because it was happening. All of us were made at the same
39:16
factory, humans and animals. So, you know, who knows?
39:21
And then you look at what's going on now with all this
39:24
crazy, you know, I just saw, you know, the Kentucky Derby was
39:27
just here recently. Of course things come up with
39:30
they're experimenting with like superior horses and and, you
39:34
know, it's like, of course that technology works.
39:38
You know, of course the problem is it's the bad people.
39:42
What is what's their intent? Oh, man, that's a good one.
39:46
That's a good one. I'm a patterns guy.
39:48
So if if you see it once or twice, it's a trend, meaning it
39:53
can change. If you see it three times, it's
39:54
a pattern and you got to accept it.
39:56
It's a pattern. Before Trump and this, this,
40:03
this whole presidency, the word I can't think of there.
40:07
Everybody was pushing 20302030 constantly.
40:10
So I'm like, OK, something's behind 2030.
40:12
Let's just chalk it up. To look at the biblical
40:16
timeline, in my opinion, the only place UA PS or aliens would
40:22
would fall would be in the The trick for the the Mark of the
40:30
Beast is the only way that I could rationally see that being
40:34
in our timeline because you're going to need a very compelling
40:38
argument to trick people height to everybody get ready if you
40:43
see some tall stuff showing up saying hey, we're here.
40:47
We know where it came from. So so yeah, but I was getting
40:55
ready to say just lost me. But anyways.
40:56
So if you look at it like that sense there's plenty of patterns
41:03
all over the place of, you know, this go around.
41:09
I like it because, you know, opinions on Trump, you know,
41:12
whatever that's not in place. I don't I don't really care.
41:15
I will say this, we see things differently now.
41:19
Now podcasts obviously go on, knock on everything.
41:23
Thank the good Lord, like that helped us out in getting actual
41:28
knowledge. And hats off to you and everyone
41:30
else take, you know, doing that thing because God bless.
41:33
We need you guys. But I will say it like this,
41:39
right, wrong or indifferent, this party is, is trying to do
41:43
things differently. So what that does is shows you
41:47
who's not right. Don't look at what they're
41:50
doing. Look at who's not doing what
41:52
they should be doing. It used to be we didn't know
41:55
what the problem was because this party would come in, say
41:58
we're going to change things, and then nothing would change.
42:01
And then this party, it's been nothing would change.
42:03
But didn't this party actually came in?
42:05
And then you see the other side arguing points.
42:09
They're like, why you arguing that?
42:10
Like that doesn't make sense And then USAID and all that stuff.
42:14
So it's like now the veil is down and now we see, you know,
42:19
who's right, who's wrong. And then my arguable point of
42:23
the one party from the very beginning that's been pushing
42:26
all this, that's why nothing's changed no matter who comes in,
42:31
because it's the same people. And, you know, we can argue all
42:36
day long, man, that that bullet missing Trump's ear, that was,
42:40
you know, God. God did that.
42:42
There's going to be times where you got to go through some funky
42:45
stuff. So you can realize you went
42:47
through funky stuff. So, yeah, it's in a very
42:50
different time now. You can also see God's putting a
42:55
lot of people in a lot of different places.
42:57
And a lot of things are being said and looked at and
42:59
understood. You know, the scary part is, you
43:06
know, and I can be wrong, I've been wrong a million times.
43:08
But if I'm right that we are in the second part of Revelation,
43:13
that means we don't have too much longer.
43:15
Because if you look at Revelation, the first part is
43:18
the scrolls and a lot of dying and a lot of plagues and a lot
43:20
of craziness. The second part is the 1000
43:24
years, the mark of the beast. And in all that in stuff, the,
43:30
the 2, the two witnesses come back, which is a crazy thing
43:37
too. So yeah, yeah, that I, I could,
43:40
I could sit down and, and be confident that we are in the end
43:43
times. It does say in the days of Noah.
43:46
And then you look at all this experimental craziness.
43:49
Well, that was the days of Noah, clearly.
43:52
And that's what we talked about earlier was, yeah, humans, there
43:55
weren't many of us there at that point that were purebred.
43:58
And that was the whole attack. For the last few minutes we
44:02
have, is there anything else that you've been working on that
44:05
you'd like to talk about or anything else that we haven't
44:08
covered yet that you'd like to close out on?
44:10
Sure. Yeah, I'm working on my second
44:14
book, Great Fish, a really esoteric look at Jonah and just
44:20
like diving in, you know, come on, diving into who he is and
44:24
and you know, Nineveh because that was the part he was running
44:28
from hit the prophecy. He didn't want to have to do it.
44:31
Well, who was Nineveh? Well, they were like crazy
44:33
paganistic, like Babylon, Nimrod, more Nephilim.
44:38
So I really try to put that in perspective.
44:41
And then also too, I'm doing a really dive, a deep dive on
44:45
David's mighty men and this one too, like I did think about
44:49
writing a book on it. I just want to share this with
44:54
people some I talked about it a lot on podcast and on my YouTube
44:58
in my sub stack. I just do episodes on it and
45:01
just breaking it down. The more giants and you know,
45:04
the more knowledge we have, man, the better off we're going to
45:07
be. And if there's one take away
45:09
from anything that I do is hopefully people get a, a better
45:13
perspective of our history and hopefully want to go back and
45:18
look at the Bible because they they understand that how they
45:22
look at it is is, you know, might be a little different.