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S6 237. Gillyan Stone - The Lion-Men, the Bloodline & the Battle for Redemption · Millennial Mustard Seed

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Hello folks, this is Princess. You are listening to the
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That's tough. We're in a very tough spot.
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I think that what we're doing right now is a great benefit and
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virtue because it's an end around between this whole
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corrupt informational system, media system.
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We claim to believe in a God who spoke the universe into
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existence. And literally raised himself
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from the dead. And yet we are not going to
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believe that anything else exists in the spirit realm, even
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though his word tells us that they do.
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Their bodies weren't permitted to go to sleep like humans do,
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and they weren't permitted to go to heaven.
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So they wander the earth. You know, I've seen the eyes
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turn black to unknown tongues being spoken.
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These giants were the way up in the highland.
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The young Braves, the young men would hide them in the trees and
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wait for one of these 12 footers to come walking down the path
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and they would jump on them and kill them, drag them back to the
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village, and the village would feast on the body freedom.
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Then people start to get weapons, they start to get
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armor, they start to build cities.
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They start to fortify their cities.
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Now God looks. Down and there's violence
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everywhere. The battle, this war that we are
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at, is not against each other. It's against these
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principalities and these rulers and these archons in the high
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places. It's really worthwhile to read
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the Bible yourself. Fear is one of the primary
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drivers of mind control because we have to take every thought
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captive and resist fear. You're going to have a testimony
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that is a justice case against the Kingdom of darkness.
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Welcome back to the MMS. I'm your part time host,
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producer, creator Rod Smith and I have an amazing episode for
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you guys. I am joined by Jillian Stone and
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some of you may know her from her viral Instagram posts over
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the last couple years digging into the Bible.
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But Jillian was also known beforehand in politics when she
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was only 18 or 19 years old for going viral on politics
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commentary and and quite a different world than what we
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discussed here today. But we talk about the lion like
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men, bloodlines and this battle for redemption.
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What if 20% of your DNA traces back to the Nephilim?
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What is your spiritual warfare? What if spiritual warfare was
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coded into your bloodline and redemption is the key to
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unlocking freedom? This is a jaw-dropping episode
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you guys. Jillian, a mother researcher,
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spiritual fire starter. She takes us deep into the lion
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like man of Moab, the ancient hybrid gods of the world of
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mythology and the very real spiritual legacy that's could be
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written in our genome type. From mythology to modern
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medicine and from scripture to spiritual warfare.
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This is a crash course in reclaiming your inheritance,
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renouncing corrupted DNA, and walking boldly in redemption in
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Jesus Christ. Jillian and I have a fierce
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conversation with clarity, biblical depth and challenges.
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jump into this episode. I'm ready.
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Are you guys ready? Let's.
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Go, let's go. Hi, my name is Jillian Stone and
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I'm so happy to be on this podcast today.
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I can't wait to see where the Lord takes us today.
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Jillian, it's an honor to have you here with me on the
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Millennium Mustard Seed. Yeah, thanks so much for having
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me. We were talking off air and I
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found you through BHB. He sent me a reel of you talking
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about the lion like men that David was running with.
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And this is probably 6 or 8 months ago.
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And before that you weren't on my radar and I just, I listened
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to your, your short and I'm like, man, this is really good.
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And that was my launching point. I reached out to you and was
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like, hey, we need to get together and and talk about this
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because this is the lane that we're in on the MMS here.
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So welcome to the show officially.
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And yeah, just tell my listeners who you are and a little bit
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about what you do. Yeah, well, gosh, I, I'm never
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really want to talk all that much about myself, so it's
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always like kind of put on the spot.
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But I grew up kind of in the church.
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I was a preacher's daughter. And I had a real issue because I
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really believe that my salvation came through my father, my, my
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actual father and not my Heavenly Father.
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I thought that because he was a preacher, I was good and I was
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very sadly mistaken. And throughout my life my dad
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had gone on sabbaticals and all of this stuff, and it kind of
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led me towards looking at other churches with my family.
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So I kind of grew up with a mixture of like Church of Christ
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doctrine, Calvin is doctrine, and even some like messianic
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doctrine. It was really weird.
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So I had a lot of questions growing up in the church and
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really those questions seemed so confusing and hard for me that I
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kind of just fell into a lukewarm state and just decided,
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well, my dad's got it, he can do it for me.
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And really it just it, the devil really had a chokehold on me for
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a lot of years of my life. And I ended up becoming really
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popular on social media, originally for politics when I
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was around 1819 years old. And when I reached 20, I was,
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you know, full time in journalism.
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And I was doing journalism on a broadcasting network with
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actually a Catholic organization, which is really
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funny. So really it was it was just all
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Jesus that I'm here today because I had gotten married
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when I was 20 and literally like 3 days after I turned 21, I got
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pregnant with my son. And from that moment on, I knew
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that when I was pregnant, I needed to step it up.
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I needed to leave everything behind me, and I needed to
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become the best mother that I could be for my son.
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And that ended up, you know, really just giving me the
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immediate just let go and let Jesus kind of thing in me.
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I, I let Jesus just take me from the person that I was to the
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person that I am today. And it's really crazy.
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All the things that I discovered and the people who I met along
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the way. And I just ultimately, I feel so
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just grateful to be where I am today because the Lord is just
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so good. He is so good.
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And when you truly seek him, you will find him.
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And that's what I did. And, you know, now I get to be
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on shows like this. And we're, we're doing a
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conference this August. And the Lord had showed me
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visions from that time that I was pregnant to now of my first
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time being on stage preaching the gospel.
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And I get to do that for the first time this August.
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And it's very humbling. And I just can't believe it.
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I can't believe it that, you know, the Lord is trusting me
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with with this ability to to do what he said for me to do by
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just allowing him to take my reins and just, you know, lead
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me towards the narrow path. That's something that I just, I
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can't believe it. It's so great.
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And but yet today is a really cool topic because it's one of
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those things that I discovered when letting the Lord lead my
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path was that this world is a lot different than the world
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that I grew up in school with or the world that the modern day
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church tried to indoctrinate me with.
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And it's it's a lot more vast. It's a lot more sinister in a
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lot of ways, but ultimately it is a blueprint to the rescue
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mission of Jesus to save everyone, why God did the things
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that he did, why Jesus had to come, and why he will come back
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for us. And I think that it's an
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incredible thing to think about today.
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Yeah, I mean, powerful testimony too.
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I think one of the coolest things that we've kind of
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discovered as a journey podcast, like capturing this growth
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journey, I didn't grow up in the church, right?
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And I kind of get slung into this entire thing.
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Had a near death encounter around 20 years old that opened
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my eyes to the fact that there's something so much more going on.
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And then my twins now are 17, Riley and Sienna.
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And just to see this younger generation and how they are
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starting to kind of come out of the programming, you know what I
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mean? Like, like the younger
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generation is starting to make these, like, staunch changes and
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pivot points of hold on. Yeah.
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I mean, not everybody. I'm not speaking in totality,
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but it's fascinating to me to to look and see that as a
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millennial looking at like the younger generations, like man,
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we want to not only be a support and a voice and a platform for
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who God is raising up, but also to, to inculcate with the love
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of Christ and mind the forefront of our minds, right?
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Like letting your gentleness be made known among everyone.
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Let's just start there, you know, instead of like the whole
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doctrinal war and denomination preferences.
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And so when I see a voice like yours start to rise up and God
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gives you this vision of, Hey, he showed me I'm going to preach
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on stage. And now that schedule, it's
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locked in, it's getting ready to happen.
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This is why the MMS, what God calls me to start a few years
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ago, is here to facilitate all of this.
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So once again, I just think it's a fascinating 30,000 foot view
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you share, but it is a fascinating kind of foundation
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as to what God has done and is doing currently.
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And this topic today is a big one because we are no strangers
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to the deepest and most fringe things that that you can deal
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with in Christianity here on this show.
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And so I haven't, believe it or not, we've talked about
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everything but the lion like men, I think.
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So here we are. This is a great topic to get
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into. Yes, yes.
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Well, Speaking of my video, I guess to give you guys a little
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bit of context on what led me to honestly what was originally a
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pretty controversial topic. The question that I had a had
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risen to my audience was is it possible for a tainted DNA to
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have salvation? And people do not want to hear
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that. But I believe that the answer is
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yes, 100% yes. Without a doubt, no matter who
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you are or where you came from, you can absolutely have
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salvation in Jesus Christ. And that is kind of the, the
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biggest purpose behind what, what I wanted to get across.
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And so actually it was for a while up until I got really busy
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with my husband's work schedule. I'm a, I'm a mom with, with
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family who's across the country. I am, I basically raised my
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child myself. No nannies, no family, no
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friends or anything. That's OK.
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That's OK though, but I do it all myself.
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But I work around a very tight schedule.
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So for about 8 months straight, every single morning I was doing
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a Bible study up until around November of last year.
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That's when I started getting really busy.
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But I used I did every single day.
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We were going through first and second Samuel and we went, we
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went all the way through into Psalms is where I last left off
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our our daily Bible study. But that's when I first read the
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lion man Moab. And I, I mean, for, for more
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context, the reason why I started my Bible study was to
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literally just read the Bible with no doctrine, no preaching.
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I want to, I mean, I guess my, my platform, I wanted to
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establish myself and I do establish myself as first and
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foremost a sister in Christ. And if you really want to look
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at me as someone in a helpful position, consider me the person
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who helps you with your homework because that's all that I want
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to be seen as. And, you know, a brilliant yes,
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yes. So I just want to be a helper
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first and foremost. And I want to be a sister.
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I want to be someone who you can, you know, come to and talk
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to. I don't want to be this end all,
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be all leader because that's not who I am.
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I know that Jesus first and foremost is my leader and I
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submit to him and you know, that's what I ask everybody else
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to do. But so that's that's that was
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basically why I started my Bible study.
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But so why in Meta Moab, the first place that you see the
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lion men of Moab is is first first Sam or second Samuel?
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You see him in second second Samuel 2320 and I can read that
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to you as well. For now, of course, yes, Here,
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let me pull it up for you right now.
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I have little slides on a side note for for this.
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So this is pretty interesting. So you can see here that this
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specific instance of the lion man of Moab wasn't such a good
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representation of them at 1st. And this is what it says.
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And Bena Iya, son of Jehoiada, the son of a valiant man Kabzil,
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who had done many acts, he slew 2 lion like men of Moab.
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He went down also and slew a lion in the midst of a pit in
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time of snow. So as you can see here, you have
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this origin of these lion men of Moab.
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So I thought it was very interesting because Moab, they
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were a part of that Acadian Mesopotamian religion as well.
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That's what they believed in. So what was very interesting is
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that there are actual lion like deities and spiritual protectors
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that represented themselves with heads of men and bodies of lion.
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Or even you you have, I mean it wasn't so far off from Egypt
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either. And you have some Egyptian
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deities that I'll mention a little bit later.
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The cats were worshipped there. I mean, the, the, the veneration
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of cats alone, yeah, that's, this is all.
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It all fits together. Absolutely.
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Right. So right right away you are
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immediately met with scrutiny on this subject because people are
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really wanted to look at the Hebrew root words.
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Now the modern day church gets it wrong every single time.
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They like to use the Strong's Concordance Oraya to define
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these lion like men of Moab. But unfortunately they're wrong
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because in the Strong's Concordance, it's #739 and it
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says Oriol and Oriol are actually deities that were
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worshipped in this time. They were lion men, hybrids in
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different mythologies and many cultures.
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To this day in Africa, they believe in toadism and they
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believe that they are actually descended from these lion hybrid
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men. It is very, very interesting to
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look at. So you see that kind of negative
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connotation. Now let's think about the second
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connotation that they're in, and it's actually a pretty, pretty
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cool redemption story you have here in First Chronicles 12
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verse 8. And of the Gadites there
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separated themselves unto David into the hold of the wilderness,
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men of Mike and the men of war fit for the battle that could
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handle shield and buckler, whose faces were like the faces of
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lions, and they were as swift as the Rose upon the mountains.
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So here you go. Think about this.
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These men were in Gad, they became part of the Gaddites that
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fought with David and I think that this is a very, very cool
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thing because it shows that these beings were willing to
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leave Moab and assimilate into God to where they then were
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fighting for Jehovah God, our God.
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It is a pretty crazy switch up and it is something that I
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absolutely love to see. So as you're going along, I
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pulled up a piece of scripture and I want you guys to think
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about this. Psalms 9113.
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It says thou shalt tread upon the lion and the adder, the
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young lion and the dragon. Shall thou trample under thy
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feet? Everything we know about the
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adder Vipers all the way down to it, it correlating with copper
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and the shining ones, the Nahash in Genesis 3, right?
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The first time we see the appearance of this, well,
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there's many of them. In my opinion, I don't think
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that there's one, but it's interesting that you see a lion
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being put and inserted into the same kind of like negative
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connotation where God is like, you're going to trample on the
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lion and you're like, what did a lion do wrong?
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Like hyenas and. Jackals are just as bad.
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They're running around out there causing chaos in sub-Saharan
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Africa too. Why does the lion get thrown on?
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Clearly this is a hint in the English at what you're talking
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about, right? Because the lion, I mean, come
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on, there's, there's some stuff going on there.
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Now I just want to kind of comment on something with the
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you mention about the Egyptians and worshipping cats.
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And I talked about this, I don't know maybe 20 or 30 episodes
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ago, but Toxoplasmosis Gandhi. And it's this parasite that is
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found in cats. And this parasite can literally
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communicate with other parasites like in a rat or a mouse and and
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release a scent that does mind control tactics to its prey.
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That makes a mouse or a rat not afraid of the scent of a cat.
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And it actually draws him in and in the cat consumes, you know,
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he eats the mouse, for example, or brings it on your back porch
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to you as a gift, right. For my cat people out there, but
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and, and, and the parasites would literally procreate in in
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the stomach and then they would, they would generate more
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offspring and it it covers the blood brain barrier.
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This to me is fascinating because we get into all the
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weird like I've had dozens of different doctors on from all
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different backgrounds, like trying to figure it out.
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Now God is literally having these characters show up again
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and again in the Bible in order for us to not only be able to
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understand that worldview, not just to entertain that
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worldview, but to realize like this is the fabric of the
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reality of the world that we're living in.
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So Jillian, continue in this thought and and build whatever
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case you would like for, you know, as the scriptures go in
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and and some some of these stories about the lion like men.
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You talked about redemption. That is fascinating to me, and
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I'd like to hear what your thoughts are on all of it.
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Yeah. Well, first and foremost, we can
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get into a little bit of the, I guess mythology or more I guess
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legend of these lion like men throughout history.
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I have a few different instances of them existing throughout
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history. And you know, it's really
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interesting because when you when you do the research on lion
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men hybrids, you would be very shocked to see that it spreads
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everywhere in the world, like from, you know, North America
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all the way to even China, even Germany.
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And I'll get into these now one of them, we can start with the
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Egyptian side of things and I will pull that up so I can read
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it a little bit better. So we have this goddess and I
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wanted to give her kind of definition for you guys too to
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do your own independent research on, as well as the goddess
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Segment. And she's actually the daughter
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of the sun God Rah and is among actually one of the more
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important goddesses in the Egyptian pantheon.
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And Segment acted as a vengeful manifestation of Roz power.
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The eye of Rah segment is said to breathe fire and the hot
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winds of the desert were likened to her breath.
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She's also believed to cause plagues, which is interesting
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that you talked about this parasite, which were described
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as her as being her servants or messengers.
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So these plagues were her servants or messengers, although
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she's also called upon to a ward off disease and heal the sick.
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So it's very interesting what you're saying here, but here's
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some more. I have a picture that I can send
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to you. By the way.
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It is basically a lion hybrid figurine that was found in
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Germany in caves in Germany in 1939.
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It was a it was carved out of mammoth ivory using a Flint
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stone like knife dated back to what they say is 30,000 to
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35,000 years ago. Then you have Neroshima and
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Neroshima is the 4th avatara of the Hindu God Vishnu and in the
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Satya Yuga he incarnated as part lion part man and killed a
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basically a Hindu emperor king guy.
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Don't ask me to pronounce his name I will butcher butcher it
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so bad. It is like the longest name I've
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ever heard of and it is you can find.
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You can. If you type in Narasimha, you
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will see that's like the biggest story you have on that specific
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deity. Now get this, apparently
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Narasimha has three eyes and is the God of destruction.
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So you see throughout what I'm telling you, these lion like
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deities are known for their reproduction of chaos in
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mythology all throughout mythology.
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It's very interesting and you have also the Irma Hulu, which
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is known as the untamed lion Man, which is a mythical ancient
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Mesopotamian beast with a lion Centaur appearance.
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He's known as a guardian spirit, and its image was used to ward
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off against the various malign demons, including the winged
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death demon and the lavatory demon Sulock.
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Statutes of Irma Hulu were sometimes placed outside of
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lavatories, such as those in Nineveh, or buried on either
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side of the lavatory door in homes wealthy enough to have
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lavatories on the premises. And then last but not least you
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have the Mesopotamian slash Assyrian God of the underworld
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and his name is Nergal. And Nergal is not only
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associated directly with the lion, but in a lot of other, I
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guess, portrayals of him, he's also seen as a bull, which I
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thought was very interesting. And we know that Nergal is
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another name for Nimrod. And we have in in Genesis, it
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talks about how Nimrod became mighty upon the earth.
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And so, you know, you can only help but wonder what exactly did
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did Nimrod get into and what exactly, you know, went on in,
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in that side of history to where these chimera type beings and
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lions in general throughout literally across the entire
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world were known for causing chaos wherever they went.
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So when I, when I think about First Chronicles and you think
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about, you know, the battle with David against Saul, the lion men
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were picked because they were the only ones suitable against
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Saul's army. And we know that Saul did not
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defeat all of the Amalekites. You can only, and also he had
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the Philistines on his side, which worshipped the fish God
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Dagon, amongst many other hybrid deities that were in this
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particular part of the world. And so you also have like the
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battle of Ephraim where David fought against basically tree
28:00
beings. If you, if you look into it, I,
28:03
I made a video on that actually, I think last year about the tree
28:07
beings in the Bible. And it states also in second
28:11
Samuel that the, the wood devoured more than the sword in
28:15
the battle of Ephraim. And so I did like a decode on
28:19
that where I showed like the landscape of Ephraim.
28:21
I'm like, listen, Ephraim forest did did not look like you were
28:27
going to be killed by some pretty crazy things.
28:30
I mean, there were twigs and roots.
28:31
How would you be killed by more by the wood by tripping over it
28:36
doesn't make sense. So then, you know, I went on to
28:38
that, but to kind. Of get back.
28:40
Hold on. Check this out.
28:41
Really, I'm going to share this before I lose this thought.
28:43
Of course it's a it's a fresh thought that I've never thought
28:46
before. It's good.
28:50
You know how when you're compromised with sensory, right?
28:55
Like like when I had my near death, I had my eyes swollen
28:57
shut, my ear was swollen shut. I lost function of different
29:01
parts of my body for for months afterwards.
29:05
But other senses start to become greater.
29:10
And I just thought about when Jesus heals the one guy and he's
29:15
like, I see men like trees. And I'm thinking like, was he
29:20
starting to come back and like getting his mild vision?
29:23
This is just a thought. I'm not saying this is what's in
29:25
the scripture, you guys. So no, no mean emails.
29:28
But if I could just think freely as I do on this show, what if he
29:33
was starting to see, but he he was able to kind of layer in and
29:37
see things spiritually. I know with little kids, I truly
29:40
believe childlike faith can see. I'm not going to really use the
29:43
word aura, but man, they, they, they get it.
29:48
Sometimes I do look at my kids and I'm like, you know more than
29:51
I know right now. Like, like you're just so pure
29:54
and uncorrupted by the world that are you seeing something
29:57
right? They say dogs and kids can sense
29:59
if somebody's good or not. And it just made me think when
30:02
you were mentioning that I'm like, what if, you know, maybe
30:06
it wasn't as much of A partial healing as it was the guy was
30:10
seeing at first glance. Maybe some things into the
30:13
spirit realm during that. Just throwing that out there.
30:17
Continue on, because everything that you're saying is super
30:20
fascinating. No, I, I absolutely can see you.
30:24
Why you would think that. And you know, it makes me think
30:28
too, because if you think about it, you know, he was blind, his
30:31
eyes were corrupted, and his first sight was not only Jesus,
30:36
but with Jesus you have the entirety of the spiritual realm
30:40
behind it. And so, yeah, I, I can
30:43
absolutely see, see that. And then, you know, I'll
30:46
definitely put that into my works too.
30:48
I'm always looking to learn and looking to to think about things
30:51
that I didn't before. And that's what's so amazing
30:53
about this book. You guys like you could read it
30:59
a million times and there's still so much more to learn
31:03
It's. Living.
31:05
It's alive. Right.
31:06
It's it, if you've ever seen like the never ending story,
31:10
it's like the never ending story.
31:12
Basically, you always are learning something more and
31:16
you're a part of it. And it's an incredible way to
31:20
look at things. And so kind of just to elaborate
31:26
more on kind of what I'm getting at here, and I'm going to
31:31
continue on it more in depth on, you know, what I mean by is it
31:36
possible to have salvation if you have corrupted DNA?
31:41
So I want to bring up an article, I actually made a video
31:43
about it a couple weeks ago, maybe nearing a month ago about
31:48
population B&A. And basically this article talks
31:53
about how there was a strain of a new population, population B,
31:59
that comes from either Denisovan or Neanderthal DNA.
32:04
And it actually exists in over 20% of the population.
32:09
And in places like China, well really just Asia or Eastern Asia
32:15
mostly, they have up to 40% of Denisovan DNA, which were
32:21
basically more, I guess hybrid Neanderthal looking type people
32:28
over on the, you know, other, other part of the world where.
32:32
They're the dragon people. Exactly right they're.
32:35
The dragon culture, there's a lot going on there.
32:37
Yes, they literally believe that the yellow Emperor was their
32:41
like biggest ancestor. And so I, I think that, oh, for
32:46
to elaborate on the yellow emperor, they actually written,
32:51
wrote this out historically that he transmutated into a dragon
32:57
and ascended up to heaven. They, they literally believe
33:01
that and they have that actually documented.
33:04
And so if you think about China, you think about Japan, you think
33:09
about Korea, North Korea specifically along with China,
33:14
you think about how secretive they are.
33:17
You don't really know all that much about China or North Korea.
33:21
Literally North Korea doesn't have power like electricity.
33:27
What are they hiding? What exactly are they hiding?
33:30
Because you see little snippets here and there sometimes of new
33:34
found like pyramids or sphinxes that just show up in the woods
33:40
of basically banned areas in North Korea or in China.
33:45
And you just can't help but wonder, you know, what's going
33:49
on over there? What what are they hiding?
33:52
And also, why is it that modern medicine in China are still
33:56
using dragon bones for their medicine?
34:00
Dragon teeth, right? And most of the time it's from
34:03
like a boar or something or a whale or something like that.
34:06
So why is the the Great Wall of China, why is the steep side
34:09
facing the populace? So my wife is from Southeast
34:13
Asia, right? And her culture, I had a
34:16
supernatural life, Jillian. But one of the things that when
34:20
my wife, she came here at 21 years old in 2012 and some of
34:24
the stuff that she had told me goes on over there, she's like,
34:28
you guys just play video games and watch Netflix and movies.
34:32
And you know what I mean? You got all this entertainment
34:35
focus on these things. But but that's a reality to us
34:38
where we come from. Like we don't go outside after
34:40
dark. There's certain cultural things
34:42
that they're they won't even talk with us Westerns about.
34:45
And and that was a jump start of like, yo, not only is this way
34:51
weirder than I thought it would be, and this is early on.
34:54
I've been married for 10 years, but you know, kind of learning
34:57
she was willing to cry and tell me in, in, in secret these
35:00
things that she witnessed and that happened in the provinces
35:03
in the Philippines where she's from.
35:05
But that it's, they're afraid to talk about it in, in a real
35:11
sense, because they think that we're going to make fun of them
35:13
or it's going to discredit them or, or somehow, you know what I
35:15
mean? And I'm like, yo, so the whole,
35:18
the whole thing with the Great Wall of China and all of these
35:20
temples that you talk about, you know, we talk about dolmans with
35:24
Derek Gilbert all over the Middle East being these entry
35:27
points for like fairies or spirits to be able to come
35:30
through the rocks. And then we were looking at the
35:32
rocks and their crystalline structures, salt stones, you
35:35
know, and we know that crystals hold the, the whole thing.
35:38
It compounds and compounds and just builds this momentum of we
35:43
can't argue that this is a a fact.
35:46
That's a reality. Now what you're presenting
35:48
about, you know, the Asian culture.
35:52
My big question sits on the board and and I'm not expecting
35:55
you to try to answer this, Jillian, but I'm throwing it out
35:57
there. Why is this steep side of the
36:01
Great Wall of China? Why is it facing the people?
36:06
Why is the easiest side to get overcoming from Quote UN quote
36:09
the West, and in most cases actually, it's fascinating.
36:13
I truly believe this is just for my own personal research, that
36:17
it was literally made to keep out GOG like the giants
36:21
basically. I actually believe that it was
36:25
it was made to do that and maybe we could do an episode on that.
36:28
Who knows because I am more than willing to get roll up my
36:33
sleeves and get into some research code.
36:35
For that like definitely going to be back.
36:37
Listen, you got me gripping my chairs like this is what we do
36:40
here. You're coming back.
36:42
So when we get into, and I don't want to steer you too far off of
36:47
that topic if you have loose ends, but I do want to start
36:49
getting a little bit more into the meat of can these corrupted
36:55
DNA The the the no, I don't necessarily want to say a
36:59
Nephilim or a hybrid or chimera because what if there was
37:03
portions, right? Like what if they got mixed down
37:05
generation after generation? They have minute presence of
37:08
this stuff in there? Or is it a full blown half
37:11
breed? Where are we going with this in
37:14
regards to salvific presence? I mean.
37:18
Right, right. And this is kind of the most
37:21
exciting part of the episode. We get to talk about that
37:25
because did you know that you probably have?
37:29
I'm talking not only to you, Rod, but the entire audience,
37:32
including myself. We all have about 20% of
37:36
Nephilim DNA in us. That is what the scientific
37:39
article by Nature Science wrote about.
37:43
OK, it's in you, it's in me. And I absolutely know it's in me
37:47
because I'll give you a little bit of history about myself
37:49
here. I am 90% Celtic Saxon and I am
37:57
10% ghoulish. The Celts and the gulls were the
38:02
exact same. I have 100% Celtic DNA in my
38:09
blood, 100%. That is my genetic makeup,
38:13
right? So, and that plays in because I
38:18
have a lot of, you know, experiences spiritually that I
38:21
couldn't understand. I couldn't understand why I had
38:24
certain strongholds. I couldn't understand why things
38:28
were so hard for me when they seemed so easy for others.
38:31
But other people had things that seemed so hard for them that
38:35
were so easy for me. Now get this.
38:37
OK, so the Celts were ruled over by the Druids, but the Druids
38:44
were a specific race of people called the Golly.
38:48
That's why in the book of Galatians, why Saul writes or
38:53
sorry, Paul writes in Galatians chapter 1 about angels teaching
38:59
false doctrines. These fallen angels, the Gali,
39:03
they were the Druids and they watched the earth during the
39:05
time of Paul's mission. OK, they were alive and well and
39:11
they still are alive and well today.
39:13
We don't know where they are, but all that I know is that IA
39:17
100% have their DNA. Now The thing is here is what is
39:22
What does the Bible say about it?
39:24
What does the Bible say about this?
39:26
I'm going to read Romans 8 but just letting you know it's not
39:30
just Romans 8 that pops this truth up for you.
39:33
It's the entire Bible. Romans 8 It says, There is
39:39
therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus,
39:44
who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.
39:50
For the law of the Spirit of life in Jesus Christ hath made
39:54
me free from the law of sin and death.
39:58
For what the Law could not do, in that it was weak through the
40:02
flesh, God sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh,
40:06
and for sin condemned in the flesh, that the righteous of the
40:10
Law might be fulfilled in US who walk not after the flesh, but
40:15
after the Spirit. And that is a mic drop.
40:19
That is a spiritual mic drop. It doesn't matter where you come
40:23
from. It doesn't matter what your DNA
40:25
is. It doesn't matter what your
40:26
flesh looks like. If you are after the Father, he
40:30
is after you. You are a part of His seed.
40:34
And that is period. So there is deliverance in this.
40:41
There is a sigh of relief in this and what I encourage people
40:47
to do before I go on, you know, think about this.
40:53
What are my strongholds? What am I suffering with?
40:56
What am I struggling with? Research your own DNA.
40:59
Find out what your father's the sins of your father's before you
41:03
were into repent for them and follow Jesus.
41:07
Renounce your DNA, renounce your genetic code because the
41:12
Nephilim agenda, yes, is after us and has us in a lot of ways.
41:18
But if you renounce it and if you receive Jesus Christ as your
41:23
Lord and Savior, your DNA is no longer.
41:27
We are the Lords and that is the entire point.
41:32
So with that, let's get into these lion men again, because
41:38
their lineage still lives on today in Africa and many of
41:44
these men, they believe themselves to literally be
41:49
descended from these lions. So let's get into the Shona
41:53
tribe. So that Shona, basically, they
41:59
are. They are basically the people of
42:03
Zimbabwe. They they live in Zimbabwe,
42:06
They're one of the like top tribes in Zimbabwe.
42:10
And they have specific like shaman slash mediums that appear
42:15
in the form of what is called the Zvi Cairo.
42:20
I believe that's how you pronounce it.
42:22
So it's a spirit medium of the Shona people of Zimbabwe, like I
42:27
said. And they are an ancestral spirit
42:30
primarily known to possess a living human and will give
42:35
advice based on that communication.
42:38
So these specific civic hyros are generational spirits that
42:45
inhabit certain shaman and allow for them to transmutate
42:52
basically into like lion werewolves if that makes sense.
42:57
So like where lions in a sense. A where cat.
43:02
Yeah, you know what it's. New words.
43:04
I'm good with it, It sounds cool.
43:06
I, I really, Yeah, it's, it's pretty crazy what you'll find.
43:10
And so then you have another one, you have the Luba tribe and
43:15
they believe in what is called Bontu.
43:18
And it's a mythology that includes monsters referred to as
43:24
Amazimu. I believe that's how you present
43:26
pronounce it in in Zulu and Chua language and Madimo Madimu Zim
43:34
we in other languages English translations of the Bantu
43:38
legends. These words are often translated
43:41
into ogre get this or most commonly spirits as one of the
43:46
distinctive traits of such monsters is that being of man
43:51
eaters, they can sometimes take on the appearance of men or
43:54
animals. For example, the chaga living by
43:58
the I believe it's called the Kilimanjaro have tales of a
44:04
monster with leopard looks and can sometimes cast spells on men
44:10
and transform them into animals. And I think that this is so
44:14
interesting because this is exactly what the Amalekites were
44:19
known for in the Bible. They were literally known as
44:23
shape shifting sorcerers in the Bible and they literally ate
44:29
people. They they were literally
44:31
Amalekite translates to the people who lick blood.
44:36
It is pretty nuts. So going into more of these lion
44:42
like deities that were seen throughout the world too, not
44:46
just in Africa. You have the Mesopotamia
44:48
mythology, the Lamassu, right? But you also have the Egyptian
44:54
mythology, the Sphinx. That's like the biggest, like
44:59
most popular one is the Sphinx, and particularly like the Great
45:03
Sphinx of Giza with a human head and a lion's body symbolizing
45:08
strength and wisdom to them. That head is way too small for
45:11
the body by the way. Like I think that's even like
45:13
common knowledge among non fringe right now.
45:16
Like they're finally starting to accept the fact that there's
45:18
like alterations that really need to be discussed.
45:21
Isn't that crazy though, that like there that's another
45:24
example of the lion man, a hybrid like it is all throughout
45:29
these mythologies. And in Persian and Central Asian
45:32
mythology, you have the manticore, which is originating
45:35
in Persia and later adopted in Greek and European traditions.
45:39
It's a creature with a human face, a lion's body, and a
45:42
scorpionite tail. So kind of like a chimera as
45:45
well. And so you have like ancient
45:50
writers throughout these, this Greek heritage named I think
45:55
it's Set Setias. I think Setias, I think, I don't
46:01
know, I I think it's maybe it's no, sorry, it's super small.
46:08
You can cut that it's well, I'm so bad with pronouncing these
46:14
crazy ones because they're felt so they're pronounced so bad.
46:19
It's you could put a bloopers in this.
46:21
Yeah, let. Me put a clip.
46:22
A. Clip There we go.
46:24
I think it's Satisius. Satisius interesting and Pliny
46:34
and so very interesting things that you have of these lion like
46:39
men actually, you know, they they exist in the African tribes
46:44
amongst many who believe in like toadism and animism as well.
46:51
There there's a lot. And then you have Haitian voodoo
46:55
as well as African voodoo that take the forms of, you know,
46:59
these animal like beings and many of them venerate the lion
47:03
spirit. So there's a lot to this that
47:07
suggests that not only were these lions written about in
47:12
mythology and religion, mystery religion, but also they walked
47:16
this earth. So it makes full sense that, you
47:20
know, the outside documents, you know, align with the Bible
47:24
because the Bible said it first. And you're just finding out
47:28
about all this on the side is it's very interesting because
47:33
when you think about the authenticity and accuracy of the
47:36
Bible, man, man, it is crazy, crazy what you find because
47:43
gosh, it just, it just adds so much more context.
47:46
There's always so much to find. And So what does that leave us
47:51
here with? And I honestly think that this
47:55
is a call to action. You know, we've been over the
47:57
lion men of Moab. We've been over the redemption
47:59
story now so many people ask how do I find this?
48:05
How do I find this information out?
48:07
What do I do? And I literally just tell them
48:10
to read their Bible and take notes and look things up on the
48:15
side. If you are wondering what a
48:16
Hebrew, what the Hebrew root word of a certain sentence is,
48:20
look it up. These are the starting points.
48:22
If you're looking up, if you're wanting to know what a certain
48:25
tribe in Hebrew meant, say the Amalekites literally type in
48:30
Amalekites your meaning, yes, like type it in on Google.
48:35
These are the things, the starting points that I, I, I
48:39
did, and they ended up giving me a lot of not just knowledge, but
48:44
wisdom, because I walk so much differently now knowing the
48:49
Ephesians 612 through 15 For we wrestle not against flesh and
48:54
blood, but against principalities, against powers,
48:56
against rulers of the darkness of this world, against the high
48:59
places, and so on, so on. I'm paraphrasing the verse of
49:02
course, but there are so many things that we are up against
49:08
that we need to be surrendering our flesh to the Lord because
49:13
through him we just might have that same redemption story to
49:17
where we once lived amongst the enemy as the enemy.
49:23
But we decided to choose the Lord.
49:26
And we are now with the House of Israel.
49:29
We are a part of the Lord's seat again.
49:31
We are a part of the walk with Jesus on the narrow path.
49:36
This whole entire message, as controversial as it sounds,
49:42
right? So many people get so angry at
49:46
what I am saying. But the truth of the matter is,
49:50
is that Jesus calls the people who are the least of these most
49:56
of the time. He doesn't ever call the most
50:00
qualified. He makes us qualified and it's
50:05
only through Him that we are. And when we study the word, when
50:11
we give ourselves over to the Holy Spirit to just let him
50:16
guide us, that is, you know, that is the best we can do.
50:21
That is the best thing that we can do and we are changed for it
50:24
forever, including our DNA that. Is so good.
50:29
I mean, there's so many things I'm thinking of as you're
50:32
speaking, you know, the whole 20% Nephilim DNA.
50:37
And I remember like, I think it was like 3 or 4 years ago when
50:39
Doctor Lara was on, we were talking about the color red and
50:42
you know, ESOL in the red Stew. And like this whole stigma
50:45
behind, you know, redheads have no soul all the way from like
50:48
modern, you know, we just dove into this whole thing and I'm
50:51
telling her I'm like in my beard, I have a blonde hair, a
50:54
black hair and a red hair. Like it's a Brindle.
50:56
And I'm like, does that mean I'm part Nephilim?
50:58
You know, and she goes through these, these physical
51:01
characteristics that have Nephilim qualities, Nephilim
51:04
hosts, as Doctor Lara Sanger would say.
51:07
And then, you know, you're, you're covering all of this,
51:10
this other stuff you brought up animism.
51:12
And I'm thinking the animistic religions, they really are a
51:18
supernatural worldview of everything that's physical.
51:21
There's no separation. But between the spirituality and
51:25
we de supernaturalize everything here in the West, Not we as in
51:28
me and you, but as a culture, right?
51:30
They de supernaturalize everything.
51:33
And the worldview that produced the Bible was a supernatural
51:36
worldview because they're hypernatural.
51:39
Whatever you want to call it is outside of the the constraints
51:41
of time and the measurement of temporal man's understanding,
51:46
you know, so God is using imagery.
51:48
God is using 200 different formats of speech in the Bible
51:51
to literally communicate throughout generations.
51:54
So I always say Jillian, everything's multi layered,
51:56
right? And I'm saying there for
51:58
probably 3 or 4 years. And then I started to understand
52:01
the multi layered effect and it's the effect of starting to
52:06
compartmentalize the multi layered reality.
52:08
And the multi layered reality is when you've had enough effects
52:12
that you start to actually look at the word of God as being the
52:15
end all be all right. And we wash our mind in the
52:19
word, not in the way of the world, right?
52:21
And there's so many things that you're bringing up and the
52:24
perspective of having Nephilim DNA in you.
52:27
Well, Doctor Laura talks about epigenetics and you can
52:30
literally this could be how, you know, Noah, who was Tamim and
52:35
righteous in his generation, started to, you know, produce
52:38
offspring with bad characteristics.
52:40
Because epigenetics, you can make certain decisions that you
52:43
pass on. It's like a light switch.
52:45
You can turn on certain functions or, or discrepancies,
52:49
if you will, within your genome code and pass those along.
52:52
And then we're, we're talking about all flesh is corrupted,
52:55
right? God is saying he's restoring all
52:58
things in the Hashemayims in the heavens and on the earth unto
53:02
himself. That means he's redeeming
53:04
everything that he's not eliminating.
53:07
And you're like, OK, so you mean to tell me that I'm born of
53:14
above and I go to heaven if if I have the ruach or the spirit?
53:17
And it's like, yeah, because this flesh is susceptible to all
53:20
types of different spiritual activities in the lust of the
53:23
flesh and and the wickedness of the world, right.
53:26
And so this makes sense to me. And I think really having these
53:29
kind of conversations, Gillian, is the starting point for the
53:32
ekklesia, the body of Christ, because the the topic of the
53:36
lion like men that ran with David.
53:39
This not only is fascinating to me, but but if the church, the
53:44
four walls, excuse me, won't bring it up, then the body will.
53:48
We're we're going to get there, read the word right?
53:50
And if you find something weird in there, it's important.
53:54
So Gillian, I, you know, I kind of want to to go back to this
53:57
cat topic real quick, being that it's like the lion, like man is
54:01
kind of like the climax, if you will, and the redemption that
54:05
that's applicable for the these entities or hybrids.
54:10
Cats are venerated in ancient cultures and house cats
54:14
specifically, they have a slit for an eye.
54:18
They have an unhinged vertebrae, like a serpent would like.
54:22
Cats always land on their. Feet.
54:25
Right. And cats have a pineal.
54:27
They have a pineal gland, which is quite fascinating.
54:30
And did you ever see the movie Constantine?
54:34
I did not, but I've heard of it for sure.
54:37
Well, if you, if you're not into it, don't watch it.
54:39
Like I'm not recommending to watch it, but there's, there's a
54:41
scene in there where John Constantine takes a cat and he
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has to use the cat as a like a conduit or a medium to put his
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feet in water and bust into the spirit realm.
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And it's, I'm not recommending. It's something like excellent to
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watch, watch the people out there listening.
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But I watched it. I'm a millennial.
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I seen it. It was like early 2000s it came
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out. It was a big deal then.
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But it just makes me think some of the spiritual things and
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physical things that come along with the lion, like men from the
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tribe of Judah, both of the not from the tribe of Judahums, the
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lion like men who ran with David during the Old Testament.
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They can be passed into different tribes and circulate
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out. So you make a statement,
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Gillian, like we could have 20% Nephilim DNA and I'm like, well,
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I can't say that that's wrong or right.
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Like I couldn't disagree with that.
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Like it all the research actually shows it's probably
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more right than wrong. Let's come back to the idea that
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when the blood cleanses us, it's not just a physical thing only
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it's spiritual. Like we, we are talking the
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blood of Christ is more than enough and and what he did on
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the cross is not just for sin, but but it's to correct the
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cosmos. We are literally talking about
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the the Bible says preach the gospel to all creatures, passing
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it back to you. I mean, we're going to kind of
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wind down here for Part 1 of this conversation, but I want to
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see what your closing thoughts are on everything that I just
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brought up. Yeah, let's, let's start there
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for now. Yeah, absolutely.
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I, I think it's so funny that you say that I actually have two
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cats. I have two kitties and I love
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them so much. And so here's something
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interesting is in my home, and I don't say this to like be
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boastful or anything like that, but when people enter my home
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afterwards, they always tell me how light my home is, how just
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spiritually clean they feel my home is, how welcomed they feel.
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And it's like, it's probably one of the like most emotionally
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amazing compliments that one could ever receive to where
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people tell you that they feel safe spiritually in your home.
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That's like one of just, I mean, that's such an honor.
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I feel so humble. So with that, I think it's so
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interesting because my orange, he's actually orange.
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He's an orange cat and his name is Orange Cat.
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Yeah, I know, right. So he, it's almost like he knows
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whenever I'm reading my Bible and it's almost like he knows
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whenever I'm doing my Wednesday Night Live stream on YouTube, he
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will literally hop up and sit with me the entire stream and he
57:38
just sits there purring. And you could hear in, you can
57:42
hear in my mic your phone. And honestly, like, I think that
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even cats, you know, they can obviously grow up with different
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home life as well as, you know, humans do.
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So I think that, you know, even even though you know, there are
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certain aspects to animals or hybrids or, you know, things
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that seem so dark or strange, there's also that aspect of
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knowing that the Lord sees these animals and he loves them.
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And not only that, but these animals love him.
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And it's so it's just, it's so funny to see like my cats, they
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always come around whenever I'm doing my devotional.
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They always come around, especially when I'm, when I'm
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doing my devotionals, but also when I'm, when I'm live and I'm
58:32
talking about the Bible or I'm talking about Jesus.
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My door is shut right now. I don't think they're my cat.
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No, he's not. I shut my door for that.
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Like jumps up behind you. I know, right?
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That's a flip. No, but yeah, I do.
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I, I do really, you know, regardless of the cat worship.
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And unfortunately in in Haitian voodoo, they actually sacrifice
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cats. Like they try to find Black Cats
58:58
to sacrifice and sick, not to get too political, but that was
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like one of the biggest issues in our country, at least that it
59:07
was reported about that these neighborhood cats are being
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taken out and stolen and, and they were found sacrificed or
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being eaten by people who are of Haitian descent who who
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literally viewed these animals as food.
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So there's a lot of darkness, there's a lot of wickedness.
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And it's very disturbing. But at the end of the day, I
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mean, the Lord gives us such a balanced view of everything.
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The Lord kind of shows us that wisdom of, you know, yes, there
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is evil, but I am good and through him and through the, you
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know, our works of faith as well, like what we do with this
59:54
information, how we choose to live our lives with this
59:57
information, knowing that we are redeemed in Christ.
1:00:01
You know, it makes you just want to work for him every single
1:00:04
day. And honestly, like people talk
1:00:07
about, oh, you don't need to work or they have such a
1:00:09
stipulation about workspace faith.
1:00:11
And I always say, no, no, no, no, it's not a workspace faith.
1:00:16
It's faith-based works. I love the Lord so much that
1:00:20
yes, I read my Bible every day, or at least like four or five
1:00:25
times a week. I'm always anointing my home.
1:00:29
I am always so excited for the Sabbath day, and I'm especially
1:00:33
so excited for the feasts. You know, we have Pentecost
1:00:37
coming up and I think that it's a really interesting thing to
1:00:40
talk about because if you think about the day of Pentecost, the
1:00:43
Holy Spirit filled these people and they were speaking in
1:00:48
heavenly tongues on this day of Pentecost.
1:00:50
And so you think about what that looked like back then.
1:00:55
The Lord redeemed these people to the point where they were
1:00:58
literally filled with His Spirit.
1:01:00
This is what happens with us too.
1:01:02
And whether or not you have, I don't really care about whether
1:01:05
or not you have the gift of tongues or prophecy or whatever.
1:01:09
It literally could be whatever it is that the Lord specifically
1:01:12
added to you that makes you special in your walk.
1:01:16
And it doesn't really matter all that much to me other than I
1:01:21
know that it it's true and that it's possible that the Scripture
1:01:24
lays it down for us, no matter how silly or crazy or scary that
1:01:29
it may seem, it's here. And when we think about
1:01:33
Pentecost and we think about the works of the Holy Spirit, and we
1:01:39
think about the leaders of the church at that time with Peter,
1:01:43
right? He was the one who was first and
1:01:46
foremost present for this, his faith.
1:01:51
And you think about like how he was so imperfect and all of the
1:01:55
mistakes that he made even when walking with Christ, that the
1:01:59
Lord Jesus still chose him to be the rock.
1:02:04
Think about that. He denied Jesus, you know, he
1:02:08
did the unthinkable. He literally failed to do his
1:02:13
one duty and have faith in Jesus when he was walking on water.
1:02:17
He couldn't even do that. The guy was, you know, totally
1:02:22
flawed, just like all of us are. But The thing is, is that when
1:02:25
we walk with him, same thing with the lion met of Moab, and
1:02:30
same thing even when you think about Solomon, King Solomon,
1:02:35
when we turn back to him, all is undone.
1:02:39
If you read the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, can
1:02:44
you read what Solomon originally wrote to his children broadly to
1:02:47
us in Proverbs? Man, it's a gut punch,
1:02:52
everything that he's done. And you see, even in
1:02:54
Ecclesiastes, Ecclesiastes was a hard one for me to read, having
1:02:58
so much empathy and compassion for Solomon, knowing that he had
1:03:04
been through it all, seen it all, done it all.
1:03:07
Heck, he was, he's literally called the father of the mystery
1:03:12
religions. And you think about how his DNA
1:03:17
changed when he started worshipping Baal after
1:03:21
worshipping his whole life. The Lord, what happened there?
1:03:26
And the same thing with, you know, Nimrod.
1:03:29
He once served the Lord and then he ended up, you know, drifting
1:03:34
off. He was the founder of Babylon,
1:03:38
the king of Babylon. He's what you worshipped as
1:03:41
Minurta or Chamash or Enki or whatever you want to, you know,
1:03:49
and call him. You know, this guy was also one
1:03:53
of the fathers of the mysteries in a lot of ways.
1:03:58
And this guy Solomon, he, he worshipped him too.
1:04:02
And so when when you think about that, it can go both ways.
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And so I want to leave off, I guess this episode with Matthew
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13 to you all. And this is called the sower and
1:04:18
the seed parable. And I'll save you guys the
1:04:21
parable part and I'll just skip to the explanation that Jesus
1:04:25
gives to just give you more of like an easier time
1:04:28
understanding what it is he is saying to the disciples.
1:04:32
But says here starting in verse 17 of chapter 13.
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For verily I say unto you that many prophets and righteous men
1:04:40
have desired to see those things which ye shall see and not have
1:04:45
seen them, and to hear and to hear those things which ye hear
1:04:49
and have not heard them. Hear ye therefore the parable of
1:04:53
the sower. When anyone heareth the word of
1:04:57
the Kingdom, and understandeth it not, then cometh the wicked 1
1:05:02
And catcheth sorry, catcheth away which was sown in his
1:05:06
heart. This is he which receives seed
1:05:09
by the wayside. But he that received the seed in
1:05:13
stormy places is the same as He that heareth the Word, and Anon
1:05:17
with joy perceiveth it. Yet hath He not root in Himself,
1:05:23
but dureth for a while. For when tribulation or
1:05:26
persecution arises because of the Word, and by and by He is
1:05:30
offended, He that also receives seed among the thorns is he that
1:05:36
here with the Word, and the care of His world, and the
1:05:39
deceitfulness of His riches, choke the Word, and He becometh
1:05:43
unfruitful. But he that received seed into
1:05:47
the good ground is he that heareth the Word, and
1:05:49
understandeth it, which also beareth fruit, and bringeth
1:05:53
forth some a hundredfold, some 60 and some 30.
1:05:58
What does that mean? It means that there are three
1:06:02
types of people who are mentioned here.
1:06:05
The person who kind of has a seed planted in them, but
1:06:10
doesn't yet have the roots. In the parable it talks about,
1:06:14
this person planted their seeds upon the stone and the root was
1:06:18
just too small to fully take place in it.
1:06:22
It means that they don't have the depth of faith that prevents
1:06:27
them from getting swayed by doctrine, or by temptation, or
1:06:30
by evil, or say, even the Nephilim agenda.
1:06:36
The second is the person who planted their faith amongst the
1:06:41
thorns, evil doctrines. Kind of like the lion men of
1:06:45
Moab at first, right? They were suffocated in evil.
1:06:52
Then you have the third person. This is the third person that
1:06:56
planted their faith in Christ. And depending on how you sow
1:07:02
your seeds, you could increase it in thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and
1:07:08
a hundredfold depending on what you do.
1:07:11
And it talks about a lot of the rewards that we get in heaven as
1:07:15
well. But depending on how you do it,
1:07:18
should you decide to grow your faith, should you decide to
1:07:23
reject your DNA and follow Jesus, you could just grow and
1:07:29
grow. And so that is, you know, kind
1:07:34
of the whole point of this. It was such, I mean, the entire
1:07:39
message in itself was so much bigger than myself.
1:07:42
And it has the ability to really encourage so many people and
1:07:51
give them personal redemption in their life with the giants that
1:07:56
they face, the DNA that they face, the family life that they
1:07:59
face. Jesus has been through it all.
1:08:03
He came this to this world in the flesh, but He lived a
1:08:10
sinless and perfect life so that you could too.
1:08:14
And that is just the whole purpose of all of this and the
1:08:21
entire reason why the lion men of Moab existed, the entire
1:08:28
reason why Genesis 6 happened, why the flood happened, why
1:08:33
David and his armies. And you even have, you have
1:08:37
Jonah, you have shoot Joshua, you have Moses, you have Elisha,
1:08:44
you have, gosh, there's so many of them.
1:08:47
All of the prophets, Isaiah, Ezekiel, right?
1:08:53
They all came to deliver the message of this, and that is
1:08:59
that the Kingdom of heaven is at hand.
1:09:03
The Kingdom of heaven is at hand, and it doesn't matter
1:09:07
where you come from, doesn't matter who you are.
1:09:11
You have salvation if you seek the Lord fully.
1:09:20
Gillian, that's so well said. It's, it's encouraging and
1:09:23
enlightening and there's a generation of people that not
1:09:27
only agree with that, but that are kind of rising up out of the
1:09:30
shadowy places. And you're not alone.
1:09:35
And I'm look, look, we need to get you scheduled to come back
1:09:39
again because we we got some work to put in.
1:09:41
We have a miniseries literally to do at this point in time
1:09:44
because you've opened so many cans of worms in the best way
1:09:47
possible on this one. And yeah, I mean, through the
1:09:51
archive. It's not, it's not the fact that
1:09:56
this information has been covered or, or parallels what
1:09:59
you're presenting. It's the fact that we're a
1:10:01
generation who's actually doing something with it.
1:10:05
It's not just armchair research anymore.
1:10:08
You know, we're doing something above and beyond that, which is
1:10:11
where we're participating in the reconciliation of all things in
1:10:15
the heavens and on the earth that are coming correctly back
1:10:19
to the one who made it all. So it's been an honor to have
1:10:22
you here on this Part 1. I'm going to ask you real quick.
1:10:25
Plug in where you can be found. If you have a book, if you have
1:10:28
anything that you're working on, give people something to look
1:10:30
forward to with, with your content that you're doing on
1:10:33
Instagram and anywhere else. And yeah, close this out with a
1:10:37
word of prayer. Amen.
1:10:39
Yes well yeah, my name is Jillian Stone once again and you
1:10:44
can find me by my name on every single platform.
1:10:48
Just search my name and you will probably find me.
1:10:50
I'm on Twitter or sorry, I'm on X I'm on YouTube, TikTok, and
1:10:57
Instagram and yeah, as far as different places that you can
1:11:03
see me, you could even see me in person.
1:11:05
This August we are hosting an event called Spiracy Con and if
1:11:09
you like topics like this then you will definitely like it.
1:11:13
It's in Cave City, KY this August 22nd through the 23rd and
1:11:18
it's going to be so epic. I'm excited.
1:11:22
I'll be speaking alongside of, you know, some of my very
1:11:25
favorite people on this entire firm foundational earth that we
1:11:30
live on. And I think that you guys, if
1:11:34
you feel led to come and be in fellowship with like minded
1:11:38
believers, you will leave feeling so spiritually filled.
1:11:41
So that's where you can come see me in person.
1:11:45
But yeah, I just once again am so thankful and just so honored
1:11:50
and humbled to be here. I always am so on fire for the
1:11:55
Lord and I try to be in every topic that I present.
1:12:00
And so just getting the word out right now is my top priority.
1:12:04
It's what I have dedicated my life to in the foreseeable
1:12:08
future until tribulation comes, you know, that is, you know, my
1:12:12
goal is to lead others to Jesus in ways that the modern day
1:12:16
church will not do. So that's my goal.
1:12:20
That's my mission. And you're welcome to follow me
1:12:23
along with that journey. But yeah, let's close out in
1:12:26
prayer. Lord Jesus, thank you for
1:12:31
everything that you have given us.
1:12:32
Thank you for all the things that you do for us.
1:12:34
Lord, thank you for taking us on a journey to discovering more
1:12:40
about ourselves through the lineage of the Lion men of Moab.
1:12:46
Thank you for your Son that came to die for us and to relieve us
1:12:53
of our fleshly sin and to give us sanctification through faith
1:12:59
in you. May this message get out to as
1:13:04
many people who need to hear it as possible.
1:13:08
And Lord, whoever needed to hear this most, I just ask you to
1:13:13
touch their heart right now, Lord, And I ask you to just give
1:13:17
them a hug. Wrap them up in you, Lord,
1:13:20
because it doesn't matter who you are.
1:13:23
It doesn't matter where you came from.
1:13:25
It doesn't matter what your DNA is, it doesn't matter what you
1:13:29
look like. You are the Lords and Jesus has
1:13:35
your back. Thank you Jesus, I pray.
1:13:39
Amen. Well, that's it.
1:13:42
That's the show, you guys. I'm going to ask you to share
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this one far and wide because it's the right thing to do.
1:13:49
Coming to you from Southeastern Pennsylvania.
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God bless and goodbye. I trusted in your word many.
1:14:18
Troubled nights, all that darkness, thought I lost my
1:14:21
sight. The devil shooting shots, trying
1:14:23
to end my life. But I'm covered by the blood, so
1:14:26
I'm going to be all right. I'm down one, but I'm up two.
1:14:31
I've been down once, but it's Love's true.
1:14:34
I'm seeking this face, feeling the grace.
1:14:36
I'm running this race for eternity.
1:14:38
Space. I need more love, less tears, no
1:14:41
more drugs, less fears. The stress reel detached here
1:14:45
I'm washing over everything up in my mind.
1:14:47
Pummel the devil. How's this feel?
1:14:49
You out of time. Lord God, you said you never
1:14:53
leave me. Lord God, you said, you always
1:14:56
see me through. You always see me through.
1:15:02
Because these demons get to chasing after me.
1:15:05
Generational iniquity is everything I see when I look in
1:15:09
my family pictures and my baby pictures, they got me crying
1:15:13
like I'm just in the devil and I'm praying just real hard in
1:15:16
the spirit. I'm really feeling the Holy
1:15:18
Spirit is coming near me. I'm like Lord God, be the way
1:15:21
the truth of life don't ever leave me.
1:15:23
Jesus Christ, I really need you tonight.
1:15:25
I'm like, Lord God, you put it on my heart, you.
1:15:29
Moving in and through me and you're.
1:15:31
Erasing all the dark. You're the way, You're the
1:15:33
truth. You're the lie.
1:15:38
Lord God, you said you never leave me.
1:15:41
Lord God, you said, you'll always see me through.
1:15:45
You'll always see me through. Lord God, you said you'll never
1:15:52
leave me. Lord God, you said you'll always
1:15:55
see me through. Yeah, you justified the sentence
1:16:03
to me. I pray you don't.
1:16:04
The penalty times I remember and think about the penalty.
1:16:07
Desires of the heart brought rebellion, cause of enmity.
1:16:11
Lord, you know the truth here. Despite who we pretend to be.
1:16:13
I'm giving you the enemy. This is what it looked like.
1:16:16
And This is why I took Christ, the one who made a crook life.
1:16:19
Forgive me for my idle words. Every word I took life for times
1:16:22
I should have stayed here, for every step I took flight.
1:16:25
My God ain't deserting me. Baptized and mercy baptized and
1:16:29
burst me here. I should have died from
1:16:31
backsliding. Curses trap gods and hearses and
1:16:34
capsized my purpose here. I'm still.
1:16:36
Alive. Lord God, you said you never
1:16:39
leave me. Lord God, you said you'd always
1:16:42
see me through. You don't always see me through.
1:16:49
Lord God, you said you never leave me.
1:16:52
Lord God, you said you'd always see me through.