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S5 173. Derek Gilbert - Dolmens, Dragons, Portals & Gravestones · Millennial Mustard Seed

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  None. Welcome back to the Millennial
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  Mustard Seed. I'm your host, Rod.
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  Thank you for being here with me for another awesome episode, you
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  guys. I'm joined by Derek Gilbert.
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  It's been around 2 years since I had him on last.
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  I don't even know why it's been that long, but recently I had
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  some questions for him, some connections that were made and
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  were quite complimentary. Between my questions and his
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  answers on this riveting episode, you guys, we get into
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  discussions regarding dolmens, gravestones, quartz, granite
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  Dragons, the Dracon, the Nahash, shiny, the Shining Ones.
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  Wow. Yeah, this is a pretty cool
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  conversation. Even signals comes up and in the
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  idea of looking at some of these structures that are found all
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  throughout the world aerially to see if they have a marker, a
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  specific signature that is affiliated with them.
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  And it's a really fun conversation.
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  Me and Derek kind of get into this topic towards the end where
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  I push back a little bit for the idea that with dinosaurs, I'm
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  not going to give it all away. I want you guys to really listen
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  to this one, but, and I think I have some excellent questions
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  that should get you guys thinking again, to critically
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  think for yourself. That's probably one of the most
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  important things you could extrapolate from an episode like
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  this is I want to think for myself again.
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  I don't need to nod my head and agree with everything that
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  people say. I need to use critical thinking
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  and more importantly than ever, I need discernment from the Holy
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  Spirit. But you guys will enjoy this
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  one, that's for sure. And it won't be too long until I
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  invite him back. I do have some collaborative
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  plans in the next six months or so with Derek in particular for
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  a topic that you guys will enjoy.
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  Let's go. You found it.
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  Welcome to the Millennial Mustard Seed podcast.
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  Gilbert, it is an honor to be back with you, man.
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  It's been I think like 2 years since you were on.
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  Yeah. I looked it up, it's June of 22.
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  So we are we are back and happy to be here.
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  And I'm just letting the public know how gracious a host you are
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  because we were supposed to do this a week ago and I totally
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  blew it. Forgot to put it on my calendar.
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  And Rod was so gracious. So you listening, just know that
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  this host is a very gracious man and I appreciate the fact that
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  you're so forgiving. So again, my apologies and thank
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  you for rescheduling this week. Yeah.
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  Thank you for this kind words. Humility is key in in this life.
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  Keeping that close and operating that way is it's a key to many
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  doors. Yes, Sir.
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  Derek, you know, last time you're on, we had this riveting
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  conversation. Really.
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  We got into all different types of topics.
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  I want to brush up on a few of those topics regarding Dragons,
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  for example. But I do want to open this thing
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  up with what I consider to be a personal cliffhanger.
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  We have a lot of new listeners. But for people who did go back
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  into that archive and listen to your, your past interview here
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  with me, you had mentioned Dolman's at one point.
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  Give us a quick fresher on what Dolman's are.
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  Let's just see where we go from there.
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  Yeah, and the reason we find them so interesting, dolmans are
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  like a megalithic funerary monument that are found all over
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  the world. They're in Korea, they're in the
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  Caucasus Mountains, they're in Europe, they're found in the
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  British Isles. In fact, in the word dolmen is a
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  Britannic word. That's a Celtic language that
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  was applied by a couple of British soldiers who were in the
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  Holy Land, Palestine then in the 19th century and saw these
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  things say, yeah, we know what these are.
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  These are dolmens, which is a word that means table because
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  the most simple form of the dolmen looks like a table, 2
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  vertical slabs of stone with a like a table top across the top.
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  So it looks sort of like a very simple trilithon.
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  There are more complicated styles, and scholars have been
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  studying these things for the last 125 years or more, and they
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  still have yet to reach a consensus as to what they're
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  for, who built them and when. Now we are very interested in
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  them because there are more of them clustered in the Jordan
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  River Valley and the Golan Heights than anywhere on earth.
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  More of them clustered tighter together.
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  Between Mount Hermon and the Dead Sea there are an estimated
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  25,000 dolmans. About 5600 of them are on the
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  Golan Heights alone. Now that's just the Israeli side
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  of the border. Because back in the day, prior
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  to Syria and Israel becoming a thing, Bashan, the Kingdom of
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  AG, who was the first military target of Moses and the
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  Israelites. His Kingdom extended well into
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  Syria. The site of the two or the sites
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  of the two battles between the Israelites in Ogg were at
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  Ashtaroth and Edrey, which were two his 2 royal cities and both
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  of those are on the Syrian side of the border.
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  Well, obviously Israeli archaeologists are not welcome
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  over there, so they're probably even more dolmans on that side
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  of the border. And in fact, there have been
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  some archaeological reports on the dolmans over there, but just
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  not as much attention given to the Israeli side.
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  After Israel took the Golan Heights in 1967, they began
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  surveying the area pretty quickly.
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  And by the 2014, 2015, I think it was 2015, the archaeologist
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  in charge of this survey of the Golan, Dr. Moshe Hartal, wrote
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  that we can no longer use the term dolman fields.
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  I'm paraphrasing because we don't know where 1 ends and the
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  next one begins. In other words, he he
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  recommended viewing the Golan Heights, ancient Bashan, as a
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  giant necropolis, one giant dolman field.
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  Now again, we don't know specifically when they were
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  built. Most archaeologists seem to
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  think they were early Middle Bronze Age, which would be
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  roughly say 3300 BC. Was the early bronze Middle
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  bronze sometime around 2021 hundred BC if I remember
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  correctly. Abraham was definitely middle
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  Bronze Age. The destruction of Sodom, Middle
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  Bronze Age. And a lot of scholars will look
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  at the early survey reports from the Israeli archaeologists on
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  the Golan and assume that they were correct.
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  And one of the archaeologists who did the most work on that,
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  whose name is escaping me right now, She is a woman.
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  Anyway, it'll probably come to me during the conversation.
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  She found some pottery, bits of pottery here and there that
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  could be typed to the Middle Bronze.
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  And so that was the reason she dated it to that point or to
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  that time period. So OK, we're saying roughly 2000
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  BC, give or take. Now recently an archaeologist
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  named Doctor Mike Freakman, who is done the most recent
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  excavations at the megalithic site, Gilgal Raphaeem and the
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  what we've dubbed the Serpent bound of Bashan.
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  It's a Ridge that is serpent shaped, about 3/4 of a mile
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  long, 200 feet wide, about 20 to 25 feet high, and covered with
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  megalithic tombs, dolmens that are covered with tombulite, big
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  piles of rocks, sort of like the what, what do they call them?
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  In Scotland, when you'd bury somebody, you just pile a bunch
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  of rocks on top of them. There are like 140 of these on
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  the back of this serpent shaped Ridge.
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  It makes the, the Great Serpent Mound of Adams County, Ohio look
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  like a, like an inchworm. It's three times longer, four
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  times taller, and it's covered with megalithic tombs, a dolmen
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  that's been covered over with rocks.
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  Well, when Mike excavated those, he found they were essentially
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  constructed like smaller versions of Gilgal Raphaeem, 20
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  feet across, but a couple of concentric rings of stone around
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  a central core that was essentially a chamber that could
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  be entered through a shaft like Gilgal Raphaeem.
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  But when he started, he wrote his, he wrote his doctoral
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  dissertation on the megalithic structures on the Golan Heights.
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  He's fascinated by these things, just like we are.
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  And we had the opportunity to spend a day with him at Gilgal
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  Rifaeem and the Serpent Mound of Bashan last spring and ask him
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  questions. And it was hilarious because
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  he's he's like a a Russian Jew with a shaved head and a biker
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  mustache. And he he looks like somebody
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  who, you know, you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley.
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  And so, you know, he's yet he's got a real great sense of humor.
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  Hey, we read your paper on this. Oh, you're the one.
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  You know too much. I must kill you.
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  Like, OK. But his his conclusion, first of
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  all, was that these monuments were constructed for the cult of
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  the dead, the veneration of the spirits of the deceased, and
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  secondly, that they're much, much older than previous
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  generations of archaeologists thought they were.
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  Claire Epstein. That was the name I was trying
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  to think of. The archaeologist, the female
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  archaeologist who did the the majority of the survey work on
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  the Golan Heights back in the 60s and 70s and dated the
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  dolmans to the Middle Bronze. Mike Freakman did a really
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  interesting thing, which when you think about it, it's like,
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  wow, that's common sense. Why hasn't anyone done this
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  before? He did.
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  He took the survey information from the archaeologist and
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  compared the number of settlements in the various
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  periods of history on the Golan Heights, ancient Bashan, with
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  the proximity to these megalithic sites.
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  And he found that in the Bronze Age, the Golan had been
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  essentially depopulated at the end of the Caucolithic or the
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  Copper Age, it was depopulated until toward the end of the
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  Bronze Age and beginning of the Iron Age.
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  So what that means is there wasn't the manpower on the Golan
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  Heights to build these things, except when you go back into the
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  Copper Age, the Caucolithic, there you find concentrations of
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  dolmens and specifically and especially Gilgal Raphaim, which
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  was like between 46 and 65,000 tons of stone.
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  Stonehenge is like 2500 tons. This is 45 to 65,000 tons.
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  So you need you need manpower and it just wasn't there until
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  you go far enough back in history.
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  So something like 3300 to he actually dated it to about
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  thirty, 3700 BC. Wow.
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  OK, so let let me just ask two things.
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  Are we, do we know what these stones are made of right?
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  Is there is there a specific material?
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  Do they vary? And then the next thing is
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  anybody looked aerial like looked aerial to see if there's
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  any signatures or markers that are, it can be seen, you know,
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  from the air. Has anybody mapped it out to
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  look at it from that perspective?
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  OK, let's hear about that. Yeah, the stone basically
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  depends on what was available. So on the Golan Heights, it's
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  mainly basalt, which is volcanic rock, because the Golan Heights
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  is essentially a big basalt plane caused by the eruption of
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  volcanoes back in the prehistoric era.
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  So that's the stone that's available.
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  They piled up the basalt rock and that's how they made these
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  things. When you get into areas further
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  South where there's more limestone, they're the dolmans
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  are made of of limestone. And the same is true with the
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  the Jordan River Valley, except it's called the Hula Valley, the
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  valley between the Sea of Galilee and just about Mount
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  Hermon. So the valley between Mount
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  Hermon and the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan River runs right
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  through it, but it's much wider than the Jordan River because it
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  used to be a marsh with a lake in the middle of it, drained by
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  the Israelis in the 50s to cut down on malaria.
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  But what's interesting is that valley is got like, 1100 dolmans
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  on the hills on either side, mostly limestone because, again,
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  that's the stone that's available to build in those
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  areas. So aerial photography.
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  Yeah, they've done a bunch of that.
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  What? That's what amazes me about
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  Gilgal Rifaeem. It was rediscovered when the
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  Israelis took the Golan from Syria in 1967.
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  You can see this thing on Google Earth plain as day.
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  I mean, you can see the thing from Spain.
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  That's how our friend Doug Van Dorn was the first to identify
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  the Serpent Mound of Bashan. You look at Google Earth, you
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  find Gilgal Rifaeem looks slightly to the north.
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  Hey, there's a snake there. I mean, it's visible from space.
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  Now, of course, Israel's been overflying these areas for a
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  long time. Now that you've got drone
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  operators, you've got a lot of images of these things as well.
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  I, I, I would say that there's been some archaeoastronomy done
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  on some of these fields. There's one in Jordan, the Zarka
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  River Valley, which is the river that runs from Amman, Jordan
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  down to the, down the tent down to the Jordan River and found
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  that the dolmens appeared to be oriented toward the day, toward
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  the constellation Orion. On the day in which the
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  constellation appears to be standing up, which is around the
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  winter solstice. It, it wasn't focused on the
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  summer on the winter solstice, it wasn't focused on, you know,
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  due South or anything. They, they, they calculated that
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  the majority of them pointed to like 151° on the compass, which
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  was puzzling because they couldn't figure out, OK, it's
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  not a solar thing, it's not a lunar thing, what is it?
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  And all they could figure was that, OK, it's pointed to Orion,
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  which would have been the constellation Tammuz in ancient,
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  the ancient Near East. Tammuz, who was a demigod, the
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  God of shepherds, which in a culture that was mainly oriented
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  around herding goats and sheep, would have been pretty
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  important. But that was kind of unusual.
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  You go further South to a site across the river from Jericho,
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  right at the South end of the Jordan River Valley before it
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  empties into the Dead Sea. And there's a site on the east
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  side of the the river there, the Jordanian side called Tal Al
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  Hammam. And a team from Trinity
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  Southwest University led by Doctor Stephen Collins has been
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  digging there for 20 years now. Last year was their last season
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  there. Sadly, the Jordanian government
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  said, OK, we're going to turn into a park now.
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  No more digging. Their excavations have convinced
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  us that they found the site of Sodom because when they reached
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  the destruction layer of this city, which was bigger than
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  anything in the southern part of the Levant, I mean, it was
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  bigger. The next largest city anywhere
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  nearby was Hot Sore, which was halfway between the Sea of
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  Galilee and Mount Hermon. There were 85 acres enclosed
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  inside the city walls. Jerusalem at the time was about
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  10 acres, Jericho's about 10 or 12 acres if I remember right.
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  So it'd be much bigger than Jericho or Jerusalem. 2 cities
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  that are much more famous. This was a big, powerful,
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  wealthy city that controlled the fertile farmland at the South
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  end of the of the Jordan Valley, controlled access to the King's
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  Hwy. to the east, which connected Egypt to Mesopotamia,
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  and was big enough obviously, to attract an army from what is now
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  Iran according to Genesis chapter 14, the kings from the
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  east, Keder Laomer and his other his other allies.
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  So this was a huge site. But what was really interesting,
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  and Doctor Collins mentions this in passing in his book about
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  finding Sodom, there were 1500 dolmens at the base of the city,
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  the base of the hill 75 feet up off the ground.
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  That's the lower level of the city.
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  The upper level's another 50 feet higher than that. 150
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  dolmens. All right.
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  Excuse me. 1500 dolmens, 1500. There are only 500 left because
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  the rest have been scavenged for building materials over the
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  years. Sadly, rock is about the only
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  rock and sand are the only natural resources that Jordan
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  has. So 1500 dolmens is the tightest
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  concentration of dolmens anywhere in the Jordan Valley.
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  So we're talking about an area with the tightest the the most
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  dolmens. In one area anywhere on earth
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  between the Dead Sea and Mount Hermon and you've got at the
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  base of the city destroyed by God with fire from heaven.
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  A a bolide is what the scientists have concluded.
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  Like an air burst like the Chelyabinsk explosion back in
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  what is it 20 O 6 or the the one that blew up in in the Siberia
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  back. What is it?
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  Tunguska, 100 years ago, something like that over the
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  North End of the Dead Sea. And God saw fit to destroy this
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  city. Why?
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  Where, what were these dolmens oriented toward it?
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  Well, I asked the director, scientific analysis of the dig
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  Doctor Philip Sylvia. He said, no, they're not aligned
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  astronomically. They seem to be all pointed at
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  the sacred precinct where we think the temple stood.
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  Like, OK, well, who was worshipped at Sodom?
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  Don't know for sure, but when Moses and the Israelites camped
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  there, they got drawn into worshipping a God called Baal
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  Payor, the Lord of the opening. But in that context probably
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  means opening to the Netherworld, the Lord of the
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  Gates of Hell. Exactly, Yeah.
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  Because Psalm one O 6 verse 28 says it wasn't the fertility
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  rite that the young Midianite Prince, the the Israelite Prince
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  and the Midianite Princess were performing that made God angry.
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  It was the fact that the Israelites were eating
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  sacrifices offered to the dead. And that gets back to why we
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  find this so interesting. The cult of the dead around
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  ancient Israel appears to be an ancient practice going back to
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  the almost the beginning of the Caucolithic, the Copper Age
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  again, if Mike Friedman is right in his dating of the Dolmans and
• 21:53
  the megalithic sites on the Golan.
• 21:55
  And by the way, there are three others just like Gilgal Rifaim
• 21:59
  on the Golan Heights that hardly anybody knows about.
• 22:02
  We visited another one. We think that's that's where
• 22:05
  Jesus got baptized. Actually, it's on the Jordan
• 22:07
  Bank of the Jordan River, 2 miles north of the Sea of
• 22:09
  Galilee. But this cult of the dead going
• 22:13
  back to the beginning of the city of Sodom, which was first
• 22:16
  occupied around 4000 BC, just about the time maybe a little
• 22:19
  before Gilgal Raphaim was built on the Golan Heights.
• 22:24
  This is a thing we know from texts found among the
• 22:27
  Canaanites, that they venerated the spirits of the Raphaim or
• 22:31
  the Raphauma they were called. And I think the dolmans may have
• 22:34
  had something to do with that as part of this this ritual or the
• 22:37
  rituals that were performed to summon these spirits from the
• 22:40
  netherworld. Yeah, Derek, that is so
• 22:42
  fascinating. You know, I did mention before
• 22:45
  we got on air, I wanted to bring up these these sigils, these
• 22:48
  occult symbols that tie entities to a person or location.
• 22:52
  You know, we know in Druidism and shamanism and a lot of these
• 22:55
  occultic practices that are ancient and modern.
• 22:58
  Well, let's let's just read what what a sigil is.
• 23:01
  By definition, it's a type of symbol used in magic.
• 23:04
  The term usually refers to a pictorial signature of a spirit.
• 23:09
  In modern usages, especially in the context of chaos magic, a
• 23:12
  sigil refers to a symbol, symbolic representation of the
• 23:16
  practitioners desired outcome. Aerially, have we looked at the
• 23:20
  layout of these dolmens to see if there's any pictorial
• 23:24
  depiction that correlates to ancient symbolism, cultures,
• 23:27
  venerations that are well noted by you?
• 23:32
  Again, not as far as we know. Nothing that I've read in any of
• 23:35
  the scholarly research about dolmans, and I've tried to read
• 23:38
  everything that I could get my hands on that looked like it was
• 23:40
  fairly recent. There was an interesting
• 23:44
  discovery within the last 10 or 15 years northwest of the Sea of
• 23:49
  Galilee, a giant Crescent shaped structure on the side of a hill,
• 23:54
  which was thought by the earliest discoverers back in the
• 23:58
  19th century when the Palestine Exploration Fund sent military
• 24:03
  guys over there who had some archaeological training.
• 24:06
  But they were also reporting back to the Foreign Office
• 24:08
  because that's when the Ottoman Empire was believed to be
• 24:11
  getting weaker. And so maybe we'll send some
• 24:13
  archaeologists over there who just happened to, you know, look
• 24:15
  at where defensive emplacements are and stuff like that, just in
• 24:18
  case. Anyway, the earliest people who
• 24:23
  saw it thought it was an old city wall and just kind of wrote
• 24:26
  it off. But when you look at it from
• 24:28
  space, it is certainly a Crescent moon shape, and the
• 24:31
  fact that the points of the Crescent are oriented downhill
• 24:35
  suggests it's not a defensive structure.
• 24:38
  If it was a defensive structure, you'd have the points oriented
• 24:40
  up the hill so that your guys could be behind the wall and
• 24:44
  force the enemy to come up the hill at you.
• 24:46
  It was probably a site sacred to the moon God, whose name in
• 24:50
  Amorite was Yaric. To the Akkadians it was seen, to
• 24:55
  the Sumerians it was Nana. Now there was a city that was
• 25:00
  referred to by the that is called today.
• 25:06
  Tell. Let's see, what is it?
• 25:09
  Beth Beth Yarah. Beth Yarah, which means temple
• 25:12
  of the moon God. It's at the southwest corner of
• 25:14
  the Sea of Galilee. It's about 18 miles away.
• 25:17
  Is there a connection between that city and this moon shaped
• 25:21
  emplacement on the side of a hill?
• 25:23
  Don't know. I will say that that Crescent
• 25:24
  moon is huge, absolutely huge, tough to get to.
• 25:28
  We'd love to see it someday. I'm not sure I'm physically up
• 25:31
  to climbing the side of that that mountain to get up to it.
• 25:33
  But you again, this is another thing that you can see with
• 25:36
  Google Earth looking northwest from the Sea of Galilee.
• 25:40
  But in terms of orienting a number of these dolmens in the
• 25:44
  shape of a sigil, we've not seen anything like that, not in
• 25:50
  Israel, as far as I know. I've not come across any of that
• 25:53
  in the literature. You know, I wonder how they
• 25:55
  correlate with Ley lines, for example.
• 25:57
  Now, I did send you a link here just a minute ago, something
• 26:00
  that me and Enoch Puchers and and Dave Beverly were were kind
• 26:03
  of discussing. And it, it's a Google Maps link,
• 26:07
  Derek. But what it does is it ties
• 26:09
  together all in one crop circle alignment map over North America
• 26:14
  and you see sacred American Indian sites and current
• 26:18
  establishments of crop circles that have been documented
• 26:22
  officially. OK.
• 26:23
  You know, it tells you the year, the Spanish 4 crop circle of
• 26:27
  2004, the Tenten circle 2002. You know, it goes through this
• 26:30
  whole list and this shape lines up with the Pleiades.
• 26:34
  This has been viewed over 170,000 times, you know, just by
• 26:39
  people interested in this, this official alignment.
• 26:43
  Now using that kind of perspective as I'm looking
• 26:46
  through ancient American Indian sites and knowing everything's
• 26:49
  multi layered and there's a lot of correlation through the
• 26:51
  ancient cultures, what they understood.
• 26:53
  I think it's fascinating to consider that sigil idea.
• 26:56
  Now you're saying there's no conclusive information at this
• 26:59
  point in time if dolmans in particular do line up with that.
• 27:02
  But the thought process might be a lens that could be slapped on
• 27:07
  at certain times. Well knowing what we know, sure.
• 27:10
  Is there a connection between dolmens and gravestones in this
• 27:13
  sense that you know and gravestones you know are
• 27:19
  typically made of granite that contain 10 to 60% quartz.
• 27:23
  Now, quartz, iron crystal is conductive to electricity if we
• 27:27
  use it in the modern day technology.
• 27:29
  Really when you start to look at the applications, they're
• 27:32
  resistant to heat to where and they do conduct electricity.
• 27:37
  You know, when we talked about Dolman's last, I'm going, that's
• 27:39
  a really fascinating idea. Now let's look at other things
• 27:43
  that do have some occultic background to them.
• 27:47
  Gravestones are introduced and we do see that they're all made
• 27:50
  of the same material. The skull is a place that is a
• 27:54
  part of the human anatomy that the occult is fascinated with
• 27:57
  using in order to communicate with the dead, the human skull.
• 28:01
  And it's like, OK, so we have a quartz eyed crystal slab of
• 28:06
  stone, you know, over top of the skull of humans that are being
• 28:10
  buried, right? And then we're looking at these
• 28:12
  arches and we're portals, right? Let's just, you know, well,
• 28:16
  opening, we're certainly going to travel.
• 28:19
  This is a weird connection. Totally agree with the idea that
• 28:23
  that dolmans are are portals. In fact, some of the dolmans
• 28:26
  found on the Jordan side of the river, and for the most part
• 28:31
  they are located dolmans in the Israel, in the area of Israel
• 28:35
  are found either on the Golan or east of the Jordan on the
• 28:40
  Jordanian side of the river. And I think it's interesting
• 28:44
  that when Jesus got baptized, and this is part of what we've
• 28:51
  included in the book, our new book The Gates of Hell is that
• 28:55
  he chose to be baptized according to the Gospel of John,
• 28:58
  John chapter 1, the geographic clues place it they they
• 29:02
  actually names the place these things happen in Bethany across
• 29:05
  the Jordan where John was baptizing.
• 29:07
  But there is no place east of the Jordan River, which is what
• 29:10
  across the Jordan means from an Israeli standpoint or the
• 29:12
  Israelite standpoint. The Christian scholar's been
• 29:17
  trying to find Bethany across the east of the Jordan for 2000
• 29:20
  years. It just doesn't exist.
• 29:22
  So a friend of Sir Charles Warren who found the Watcher's
• 29:27
  Stone on the summit of Mount Hermon in 1869, guy named
• 29:30
  Lieutenant Lieutenant Claude Condor in the early 1870s went
• 29:34
  looking for the place of Jesus baptism.
• 29:37
  I mean, that's a, you know, place of historical
• 29:39
  significance. I mean, look, the Holy Spirit
• 29:41
  came down here. It would be nice to know where
• 29:42
  this was. He noted that the King James
• 29:48
  translation in John one verse 28 reads not Bethany, it reads Beth
• 29:54
  Abara or Beth Abara ABARA. This is because in the 3rd
• 29:59
  century, the Christian theologian origin went looking
• 30:03
  for the location and even though origin in the two hundreds AD
• 30:08
  said well or wrote even though the earliest manuscripts of the
• 30:13
  Gospel of John read Bethania, that can't be true because no
• 30:17
  one around here I'm paraphrasing.
• 30:19
  Of course, no one around here knows where it is.
• 30:20
  So I'm going to say it's this place, Beth Ebara, which means
• 30:24
  House of the Crossing, and Jerome, who translated the Latin
• 30:28
  Vulgate, followed origin in Beth Ebara and that's what the King
• 30:32
  James translators use. They assumed it was a specific
• 30:35
  location, but nobody knows where that is either.
• 30:38
  So Condor, 1871, I think in a paper that he wrote for the
• 30:42
  Palestine Exploration Fund, wrote that because the oldest
• 30:47
  manuscripts of John read Bethania, we need to look at
• 30:51
  that again at Bethania, which he said is probably a Greek
• 30:54
  transliteration of the Latin name Botania, which means
• 30:58
  Bashan. Bashan across the Jordan.
• 31:01
  So Jesus didn't get baptized down near Jericho, which would
• 31:04
  have been really interesting because that region again, is
• 31:08
  between Jericho and what was Sodom.
• 31:12
  That would have been a very interesting place.
• 31:14
  But north of the Jordan, east of the Jordan River, OK, or at
• 31:19
  least on the east bank, Bethany across the Jordan, Bashan across
• 31:23
  the Jordan is where Jesus got baptized.
• 31:25
  Well, Bashan in the ancient world was literally known to be
• 31:28
  the place of the dead, the entrance to the netherworld, and
• 31:31
  Jesus chose that place to be baptized.
• 31:33
  Now, what were these monuments used for?
• 31:36
  As I mentioned, by the way, there's a, there's a site very
• 31:38
  like Gilgal Raphaim, 2 miles north of the Sea of Galilee on
• 31:42
  the east Bank of the Jordan. The bank sloped down about 7580
• 31:45
  feet to the Jordan River there, which is a very wide place that
• 31:49
  the Jordan flows through. The valley apparently was filled
• 31:52
  with water at some point. The water's gone down, but the
• 31:55
  Jordan still flows through it. But what's interesting about the
• 31:57
  bank sloping down the way it does is it makes a very natural
• 32:00
  place for a lot of people to sit and listen to somebody who's
• 32:04
  preaching down there at Riverside and maybe baptizing.
• 32:08
  And it's only half a mile from Bethsaida, which was the
• 32:11
  hometown of Andrew and Peter and Philip, the first 3 disciples
• 32:16
  called. So anyway, that's why we think
• 32:19
  this is where Jesus got baptized.
• 32:21
  Now, what are dolmans used for? Our friend Doctor Stephen
• 32:25
  Collins, he and his team found as they were looking at these
• 32:32
  dolmans at the base of the ruins of the city and found one that
• 32:36
  was kind of obscured from view, which is kind of important in
• 32:39
  Jordan because as I mentioned, it's a, it's an impoverished
• 32:42
  country, Natural resources are few, got very little water, lots
• 32:46
  of sand and rock, but that's about it.
• 32:48
  So enterprising young men who aren't afraid to work at night
• 32:53
  will follow archaeologists into the field and watch where
• 32:56
  they're digging. And when the archaeologists go
• 32:59
  home, go to go back to the hotel for the night, the night diggers
• 33:02
  come out and they start excavating and trying to find
• 33:06
  relics that they can sell on the black market that actually
• 33:10
  helped the team last year. They actually uncovered a
• 33:12
  section of Bronze Age wall that they didn't know was there.
• 33:14
  So thank you, night diggers. But the night diggers had missed
• 33:17
  this one dolman. And so they were able to
• 33:21
  excavate a dolman that had not been disturbed since the city
• 33:26
  was destroyed around 1700 BC. They found based on the pottery
• 33:32
  inside that it, it had been pretty much continuous use since
• 33:36
  the city almost since the city was built around 4000 BC or
• 33:39
  thereabouts, based on the changing styles of pottery.
• 33:42
  Their theory was this. They didn't find any human
• 33:45
  remains in there other than little bits of bone like a
• 33:48
  finger bone or a toe bone or something, almost like a relic.
• 33:51
  So their theory was this, that or at least around Sodom, that
• 33:57
  dolmans were used for a sky burial.
• 34:00
  In other words, on the table top of the dolmen you would put your
• 34:03
  deceased relative and let the birds pick the carcass clean.
• 34:07
  And then when the bones were clean, then you gathered them up
• 34:10
  and then you would deposit them in a shaft grave down in the
• 34:14
  valley. And they did find these shaft
• 34:15
  graves with human remains in it. But the dolmans were used
• 34:18
  probably for some sort of ritual dedicated to the cult of the
• 34:21
  dead, where maybe once a year you would go and you would
• 34:24
  deposit offerings like pottery or jewelry or a bone, You know,
• 34:29
  you'd go to the grave, get a finger bone.
• 34:31
  OK, here's grandpa's finger bone.
• 34:32
  We'll put it in here with. Now, why did they do that?
• 34:34
  We don't know. There's no writing inside to
• 34:37
  tell us. The team was hoping last year as
• 34:41
  they were excavating because they found the site of the
• 34:43
  palace. They were hoping to find the
• 34:44
  archives but didn't. And again, the Jordanian
• 34:49
  government is now saying, you know, forget it or somebody.
• 34:53
  There's, there was a change, I think with the Antiquities
• 34:55
  authority that that may have had something to do with it.
• 34:57
  I, I don't know. But sadly, they weren't able to
• 35:00
  go back and they're very frustrated.
• 35:01
  They would like to go back and see if they can find written
• 35:04
  records there, but no, no such luck.
• 35:07
  But what they did find was very interesting.
• 35:08
  The style of pottery and some of the other clues they found at
• 35:14
  that site suggest that there was a a link between Sodom and the
• 35:19
  Minoan culture from the island of Crete, which was from the
• 35:24
  Aegean. The connection there to the
• 35:25
  Mycenaean Greeks and the proto Greek culture that predated the
• 35:31
  rise of the Mycenaean Greeks because that really didn't come
• 35:34
  into being until about 5 or 600 years after Sodom was destroyed.
• 35:39
  Anyway, that is their theory about how dolmans were used now
• 35:42
  was that the truth was that was that true also for the Golan
• 35:46
  Heights? Don't know.
• 35:48
  I mean on the Golan, since it's basically on top of a basalt
• 35:52
  slab, digging deep into the the earth to try to bury your
• 35:56
  relatives would really be a trick.
• 35:58
  So not sure. Not sure.
• 36:00
  And because those have all been robbed out through antiquity,
• 36:04
  This is why they can't use the little bits and pieces that they
• 36:06
  found around the dolmans elsewhere to date them because
• 36:11
  they may have been reused at a later date.
• 36:14
  You know, you find this, this great structures like, hey, we
• 36:17
  can block up the entrance here. Let's use this as a tomb.
• 36:20
  That way we don't have to haul these big rocks around to bury
• 36:22
  dad or whatever. But the one at Sodom that they
• 36:25
  found had clearly been sealed and never opened again because
• 36:28
  it was still full of stuff that would have been very valuable on
• 36:32
  an antiquities on the antiquities market.
• 36:34
  So possible that not gravestones per SE, but certainly used in
• 36:41
  rituals for the deceased ancestors and the cult of the
• 36:45
  dead. I'm going to move on to this
• 36:48
  next question. It's going to seem like an
• 36:50
  oddball. There is some reporting on pink
• 36:53
  Himalayan salt possibly being tied back to what some people
• 36:56
  consider to be Nephilim flesh. There's some experiments that
• 36:59
  were done by a gentleman using a piece of red meat.
• 37:03
  He soaked it in a 3.5% saltine water to mimic the ocean and he
• 37:08
  let it set for a 10 year period and within that time frame it
• 37:11
  turned to stone. So that same man took some DNA
• 37:14
  samples from a stone and they came back human.
• 37:17
  The finger of which which this this research can be found
• 37:20
  extensively went through by Enoch from the Rundown of our
• 37:24
  Reality, which is a good friend of the podcast here.
• 37:26
  It was a 36 inch long finger. There's APDF file with all of
• 37:29
  this information on his channel. The Nephilim flesh is being
• 37:33
  rumoured to be of pink Himalayan salt.
• 37:37
  Even at visual standpoint, you're like, that's, that's
• 37:39
  pretty provocative. But these mines where we're
• 37:44
  getting pink Himalayan salt from and it, it we're finding out
• 37:48
  it's not actually healthy for you.
• 37:49
  It's high in metals as well, which that's a whole nother
• 37:53
  connection. Me and Vicki Joey Anderson,
• 37:54
  we're diving into in a recent episode talking about parasites.
• 37:57
  And you know, that's, that's a loaded conversation.
• 38:00
  But you know, what I really want to do is just ask, are you
• 38:02
  familiar with with pink Himalayan salt being rumoured to
• 38:05
  possibly be Nephilim flesh? Is that something that's new on
• 38:08
  the radar? OK.
• 38:09
  New, new on the radar. Yeah, we got some in our closet.
• 38:12
  We use it so hope it's not true. Hopefully it's not I, I did
• 38:18
  shift to Celtic sea salt after doing a little bit of a deep
• 38:21
  dive, just just enough that I'm like, you know, we all have a
• 38:24
  little something wrong and a little something right, and I'm
• 38:27
  just not trading what might be something I don't want to
• 38:30
  consume for another salt that tastes just as good.
• 38:33
  Derek, let's move into Dragons. You know, I heard you talking
• 38:36
  about the Bronze Age, right? Copper's mentioned in the Bible.
• 38:38
  It actually covers bronze as, as, as being copper the the root
• 38:41
  word there. But what I found to be
• 38:44
  interesting is the Hebrew word nahash, which means serpent, is
• 38:48
  also a root word in the Hebrew for copper or brass.
• 38:52
  And they have some distinct meanings and connections about
• 38:54
  how these words are being used, how they're considered
• 38:57
  symbolically the representation of serpents in the ancient
• 39:00
  world. But we're also getting the
• 39:02
  understanding that it means shiny, which which we get this
• 39:05
  correlation to this idea of copper, brass, bronze.
• 39:09
  It emerges in the international standard version of Nahash being
• 39:14
  translated as the shining 1 instead of the serpent, which is
• 39:17
  highlighted. And then hash is not a reptile.
• 39:20
  We know that. OK, yeah, that that the kind of
• 39:23
  work has been covered. But does this fit in with
• 39:27
  Seraphim at all the rumors of reptilian races?
• 39:30
  A lot of people do weird things with this information.
• 39:33
  I want to look through a biblical filter.
• 39:34
  I want to know what does your mind do with that Seraphim, The
• 39:38
  Nahash being correlating to copper, which conducts
• 39:41
  electricity. We are copper depleted according
• 39:43
  to Doctor Monza's research. We did a four part series
• 39:46
  extensively diving into copper depletion and being being loaded
• 39:50
  full of iron and anemia only shows because it's it's done
• 39:55
  through a blood test, Eric, where the iron is not being
• 39:58
  spread through the blood because parasites have been known to
• 40:01
  feast on iron as well. But anyway, with that messy kind
• 40:06
  of question there, how do we, how do we understand reptilians,
• 40:09
  serpents, the dragon, Seraphim help me understand all of this?
• 40:14
  Yeah, in Numbers chapter 21, when the Israelites were
• 40:17
  complaining about God, you know, why, why have you brought us out
• 40:22
  of Egypt to die in the wilderness?
• 40:24
  There's no food, no water. We loathe this worthless food.
• 40:26
  That was the manna that they were getting, which is called
• 40:29
  bread of heaven in the Gospel of John.
• 40:31
  So you know, if you're going to complain about that, you're,
• 40:34
  you're definitely need to rethink your, your worldview.
• 40:37
  So according to this in Numbers chapter 21, beginning in verse
• 40:40
  6, the Lord that's Yahweh sent fiery serpents among the people
• 40:45
  and they bit the people so that many of the people, many people
• 40:47
  of Israel died. Now fiery serpents that in
• 40:51
  Scripture is Seraphim Nakashim. OK, Seraphim Nakashim.
• 40:57
  Now we know the seraphim from Isaiah chapter 6 where he has
• 41:00
  his throne room vision are those strange throne guardians who are
• 41:04
  protecting the throne of Yahweh from those who would approach.
• 41:08
  They are serving the same capacity as the caravim.
• 41:11
  I I know it says cherubim in in English, we are reliably
• 41:15
  informed by our Hebrew speaking Jewish friends it is caravim.
• 41:18
  So we'll say it that way. The Caribbean, the four living
• 41:21
  creatures around the throne in the Book of Revelation, the
• 41:24
  Caribbean that Ezekiel sees in Ezekiel 1 and Ezekiel 10, the
• 41:28
  seraphim and Isaiah 6 are are serving essentially the same
• 41:32
  purpose. And seraph, the root word from
• 41:37
  Hebrew appears to mean burning. So the burning ones.
• 41:40
  But Seraphim Nakashim in Numbers chapter 21 and also in
• 41:45
  Deuteronomy 8:15, praises Yahweh for bringing Israel through the
• 41:51
  great and terrifying wilderness with its fiery serpents.
• 41:54
  Again, the seraphim Nakashim. This seems to suggest that there
• 41:59
  is some interchangeability between Nakash, which is the
• 42:02
  serpent in the garden who tempted Adam and Eve.
• 42:05
  Yeah, I know Paul said Eve was the one who fell into sin, but
• 42:08
  Adam was standing right there. Genesis says her husband was
• 42:12
  with her, so it's on Adam anyway.
• 42:16
  This suggests that what you're, what you're looking at is, as
• 42:20
  you say, a, a radiant being as Nakash has the sense of glowing
• 42:25
  or like like shining like polished brass.
• 42:30
  And Seraphim, who are these, these six winged creatures who
• 42:34
  defended or protected God on his throne.
• 42:39
  So what you're looking at perhaps when you're talking
• 42:42
  about the Seraphim is a, a winged creature, radiant in
• 42:49
  appearance that has a Serpentine, also Serpentine in
• 42:56
  appearance, Nakash. So what would you call a flying,
• 43:01
  radiant or perhaps fiery serpent other than a dragon?
• 43:06
  I mean, this is we, we wrote this in our book Giants, Gods
• 43:09
  and Dragons. So I, I think this is a kind of
• 43:14
  a no brainer when you look at the Hebrew, I, I know that there
• 43:18
  are naturalistic explanations where, where scholars like to
• 43:21
  say, well, this is the sawtooth Viper that was common in the
• 43:24
  Negev really. I mean flying fiery serpents.
• 43:27
  OK, Seraphim Nakashim the seraphim 6 wings.
• 43:33
  OK, well, the hood of the the the Ureus serpent, which was the
• 43:39
  symbol of protection worn on the headdress of the the Pharaohs of
• 43:43
  Egypt. The hood of that cobra has six
• 43:46
  colors, you know, 3 on each side.
• 43:47
  So it looks like wings. Yeah.
• 43:49
  OK. You're just trying to find a
• 43:50
  naturalistic explanation for something that is really
• 43:53
  supernatural. So I think that's what we're
• 43:56
  talking about. We get the Dragons.
• 43:57
  The word dragon appears in the Old Testament and in the New
• 44:00
  Testament it is applied to Leviathan the the chaos monster.
• 44:06
  It's applied to Satan in Revelation chapter 12, the seven
• 44:09
  headed red dragon. Then you got the seven headed
• 44:11
  creature, the beast that emerges in Revelation 13, which sounds
• 44:15
  like a weird chimera. Rather it's got aspects of
• 44:19
  leopard and lion and bear. Oh my.
• 44:22
  But that's exactly how Dragons were depicted in ancient
• 44:24
  Mesopotamia. They looked like, OK, it looks
• 44:28
  kind of feline here, but it's got a Serpentine aspect here,
• 44:32
  and it's also got wings. So yeah, that's, that's how they
• 44:36
  depicted Dragons in the ancient world.
• 44:37
  So John knew that his readers would have known that.
• 44:43
  It is sad that the reason we wrote the book Giants, Gods and
• 44:48
  Dragons was to try to remind Christians that the Bible's a
• 44:53
  really supernatural book and some of the creatures are really
• 44:56
  weird and, you know, God is calling these things giants,
• 44:59
  gods and Dragons. So maybe we should pay
• 45:03
  attention. I mean, it really was was
• 45:05
  inspired by the story a few years ago that players of the
• 45:08
  book or players of the the the game Dungeons and Dragons were
• 45:12
  upset that the orcs were always depicted as evil.
• 45:16
  OK, Orcs taken from the writing of JRR Tolkien, Lord of the
• 45:20
  Rings. They were, if you read his back
• 45:23
  story in the Silmarillion, that orcs were, were twisted elves,
• 45:29
  though they were elves who'd been tortured and twisted and
• 45:31
  turned into these inherently evil creatures.
• 45:34
  They were just flat evil. There was nothing good, no
• 45:37
  redeeming character about them. But the players of Dungeons and
• 45:42
  Dragons started protesting the developer of the game Dungeons
• 45:45
  and Dragons, because, well, it's clearly because the orcs have
• 45:50
  colored skin. They're they're, they're
• 45:52
  creatures of color. And so this is racist.
• 45:55
  And, you know, it's like, you roll your eyes and you can laugh
• 45:58
  and say, OK, these people are protesting racism against
• 46:02
  imaginary characters made-up by JRR Tolkien that have been kind
• 46:05
  of rolled into the accepted Canon of fantasy fiction.
• 46:12
  But then when you start asking Christians what they believe
• 46:15
  about the Bible and what in the Bible is true, a majority of
• 46:18
  American Christians don't think Satan is real, much less Dragons
• 46:23
  or gods, even though God refers to them by those terms.
• 46:27
  So we can laugh at the players of the game protesting because
• 46:30
  fictional creatures are being treated unfairly, but here we
• 46:33
  Christians are with the word of God describing these creatures
• 46:36
  and say Nah, we don't believe that.
• 46:38
  Like, OK, take it up with the author.
• 46:44
  Well, all mindsets that are not washing the word of God are
• 46:48
  definitely susceptible to twisting and terrible different
• 46:52
  things. And and it it what's going on in
• 46:54
  our generation today. People should not have enough
• 46:57
  time on their hands, in my opinion, to be able to make a
• 47:01
  plea in an argument like that. So there's a lot of things
• 47:04
  wrong. Why first?
• 47:05
  World problems, Yeah, yeah. So, Derek, I do want to talk
• 47:09
  about, you know, dinosaurs here for a second and and the the
• 47:12
  reason I want to do this and the Greek Dinos right, meaning
• 47:16
  terrible or fearfully great terrible lizard and sorrows,
• 47:19
  reptile or lizard. And what I think is interesting
• 47:22
  is, you know, the, the the term dinosaur gets coined.
• 47:26
  It was in the 19th century, I believe it.
• 47:28
  It becomes Sir Richard Owen, a British scientists,
• 47:34
  paleontologists, just you know, discovers these quote UN quote
• 47:37
  skeletons, coins, the term dinosaurs.
• 47:40
  It becomes popularized. I agree.
• 47:41
  I'm a 90s kid. This is the millennial mustard
• 47:43
  seed. I'm a millennial Jurassic Park,
• 47:45
  right. All of these things.
• 47:46
  Well, I'm thinking God is saying do not make graven images of
• 47:49
  anything that's found in the heavens or on the earth.
• 47:52
  And you look at all the toys and all the sculptures that are
• 47:56
  young kids playing with something that is clearly being
• 47:59
  represented through the Bible. We've discussed Dragons.
• 48:01
  I have no beef with that. I'm on board, man.
• 48:04
  I'm into the narrative of the Bible being supreme over
• 48:08
  people's denominational preferences or capabilities to
• 48:12
  even comprehend what's going on here.
• 48:14
  But I do consider now we have the world filled with dinosaur
• 48:18
  toys, which seems to be a cute little term that was coined
• 48:22
  about these ancient reptiles. Are we in disobedience?
• 48:26
  Is this opening up, you know, high and lofty ideas, images
• 48:31
  that need to be cast down? Well, what are your thoughts?
• 48:33
  That's a good. Question I I I don't think so,
• 48:37
  and maybe it's because when I was a kid I thought dinosaurs
• 48:40
  were the coolest thing ever. Had a birthday party when I was
• 48:43
  young that was dinosaur themed. It it's hard to argue that
• 48:46
  they're really intriguing and that the young people would find
• 48:50
  it very fascinating. I I think the prohibition
• 48:53
  against images is important to understand.
• 48:57
  It was because idols in the ancient world carved images
• 49:02
  engraved in stone, carved blocks of wood or stone, representing
• 49:05
  an entity that was not in itself what was worshipped.
• 49:09
  What what it did was gave locality to the deity that it
• 49:13
  represented. So you weren't worshipping the
• 49:17
  the image, the figure of Baal, Baal, whatever, but that's where
• 49:23
  he would appear when you prayed to him, that's where he would
• 49:24
  go. It was sort of like a spiritual
• 49:26
  radio tuner tuned to whatever deity it was supposed to
• 49:31
  represent. So if a child playing with a toy
• 49:37
  stegosaur is not worshipping an entity that is believed to be
• 49:43
  represented by the stegosaur, I don't think there's a problem
• 49:46
  with that, and I think it can open some conversations about
• 49:50
  God's creation and how awesome it was.
• 49:53
  Now, why did God see fit to destroy the dinosaurs?
• 49:58
  There are a number of answers to that.
• 49:59
  Perhaps it happened during the flood of Noah.
• 50:02
  Perhaps these dinosaurs were never supposed to exist because
• 50:07
  they were created by the Watcher class angels, the Watcher class
• 50:15
  Elohim, more more accurately, as an abomination.
• 50:20
  And you know, the Bible's not explicit about this.
• 50:23
  There is some evidence in the book of Jubilees and the book of
• 50:27
  First Enoch which are not in the Bible, but they do help
• 50:31
  understand some of the more difficult sections of Scripture
• 50:34
  that perhaps the the watchers who rebelled sinned against God
• 50:40
  by crossing the species barrier, not just with humanity, as we
• 50:44
  read in Genesis chapter 6, which was absolutely forbidden, but
• 50:47
  perhaps also with the the animal realm as well.
• 50:50
  And that's where these monstrous reptiles or lizards came from.
• 50:57
  So I don't know, I don't have a definite answer for that, but I
• 51:02
  do believe that the Earth is a lot younger than secular
• 51:08
  paleontologists believe. I mean, the fact that they found
• 51:11
  and even admit now, because it's kind of hard to deny that they
• 51:14
  found soft tissue like collagen and blood vessels preserved in
• 51:20
  dinosaur bones that are supposed to be at least 65,000,000 years
• 51:24
  old. And prior to this discovery,
• 51:26
  which is less than 30 years ago now when the first reports came
• 51:30
  out that hey, they found blood vessels and heme molecules,
• 51:33
  which is the main component of hemoglobin that have been
• 51:36
  preserved in AT Rex leg bone. Well, we thought these sorts of
• 51:41
  tissues and molecules couldn't be preserved even in permafrost
• 51:45
  for more than a few 1000 years. So instead of saying, hmm, maybe
• 51:49
  our timeline is off, they said, well, what do you know?
• 51:53
  You can preserve soft tissue for 65,000,000 years because we know
• 51:57
  those bones are 65,000,000 years old.
• 52:00
  Uh huh. OK, it's kind of circular logic
• 52:02
  there. Do you see?
• 52:04
  Whatever we can just, you know, smile and just say, bless your
• 52:08
  pointy little head. I, I, you know, for me, it's not
• 52:13
  a something to be really worked up about.
• 52:15
  There are really great ministries, creation ministries
• 52:18
  that deal with this in a much better way than I can or I do.
• 52:23
  I mean, that's not my calling. So I, I just think that perhaps
• 52:28
  some memory of those may be preserved in some of these
• 52:34
  things that are in, in scripture, like perhaps
• 52:37
  Behemoth, but which which sounds like a sauropod to me.
• 52:41
  It's certainly not a hippopotamus, but again, I I'm
• 52:47
  not that's not a theological hill I'm going to die on.
• 52:51
  Yeah, I was looking more from the perspective of these newer
• 52:53
  Jurassic Park movies and how they're presenting to, you know,
• 52:57
  seeding the minds of these generations.
• 53:00
  That's chimericism is very active and alive in the
• 53:04
  imagination and and this creativity and it it you know
• 53:07
  when we have a church population that is unaware of the the
• 53:11
  fallen angelic view that the Bible clearly states Genesis 64
• 53:16
  right we have the C4. You know, we have these threads
• 53:20
  that have been very well pushed by by many great people have
• 53:23
  went out before me and I I take that framework and I look what
• 53:26
  are they seeding into the minds of people, right.
• 53:28
  Our subconscious minds are very susceptible to to to the
• 53:31
  culture, especially in in the younger ages.
• 53:33
  We're growing up fascination nostalgia with Jurassic Park.
• 53:37
  And then they're they're literally mutating these
• 53:39
  dinosaurs and and in one of the movies it has a little girl's
• 53:43
  DNA introduced into it. And this thing is more of a
• 53:46
  horror movie. This is no longer a sauropod
• 53:49
  trotting along with a 1992 Jeep from the original Jurassic Park.
• 53:53
  We, we are talking a very terrible, menacing creature that
• 53:57
  is haunting the minds of people who have watched it, especially
• 54:00
  young kids. So I'm looking.
• 54:01
  No, I, I know if we have a church population that doesn't
• 54:03
  understand these things, but yet the entertainment industry is
• 54:06
  predominantly taking the minds of people, I think the argument
• 54:09
  should be presented. And I don't mean dinosaurs and
• 54:12
  having a toy dinosaur, yeah, it's a cultic and all the sudden
• 54:15
  you have open doors. But I think being provocative
• 54:18
  and bringing that kind of thought process up maybe to
• 54:20
  culture shock people, gets them to think about.
• 54:22
  It you make it, you make a really good point.
• 54:25
  And I would argue that superhero movies are probably even more to
• 54:30
  be warned against because you got the you've got kids who are
• 54:34
  looking at the superheroes who are often enhanced humans in
• 54:38
  some way, sometimes through science, sometimes through
• 54:42
  genetic, you know, the X-Men, sometimes they're sometimes
• 54:47
  they're semi divine. You know, it you, you can even
• 54:51
  take that further, like say to Percy Jackson and the Olympians
• 54:55
  films or or books. Rick Reardon has spawned a whole
• 54:59
  cottage industry now. And Disney under the Hyperion
• 55:03
  label is publishing not just the Greek pantheon where the kids
• 55:08
  are the demigod children of the gods.
• 55:10
  But then you got a Norse, an Egyptian, a Korean, a, a Hindu
• 55:16
  and A and a Mayan version. Other authors that are writing
• 55:19
  under the Rick Reardon presents label.
• 55:22
  And you know, they've, they've even got study guides out there
• 55:25
  for teachers who are, are to ask children questions like which
• 55:29
  God, which Roman or which Greek God would you want to be your
• 55:32
  parent? You know, basically asking who
• 55:35
  would you want to be your Nephilim parent, you know, or
• 55:38
  you, you if you're going to be a net one of that's weird.
• 55:41
  Who will be? And you can find these study
• 55:44
  guides at, at at the website for, for the publisher.
• 55:47
  So, and a lot of parents will look at these things and say,
• 55:50
  well, you know, it's getting Johnny to read, so who cares?
• 55:52
  It's, it's a good thing. I went to a, a bookstore for the
• 55:55
  first time in, in years yesterday.
• 55:58
  We, we live kind of out in the country.
• 56:00
  So for us to go to a bookstore, it's about a, you know, 2 hour
• 56:03
  round trip and I I've gotten to the point now where I realize
• 56:09
  that the this what they stock on the shelves at Barnes and Noble
• 56:13
  and books-a-million is not for people like Sharon and me.
• 56:17
  We're going to find things that we want for independent
• 56:21
  publishers through online bookstores or or the academic
• 56:24
  the writing get from yeah, you. Guys are I wasn't going to.
• 56:28
  Say that, but thank you thank you well, I.
• 56:30
  Will say. Well, and anyway, but we're
• 56:33
  we're we're diving deeper into the subject material than than
• 56:36
  what's available to these stores.
• 56:38
  But what's right up front when you walk right in our series by,
• 56:41
  you know, New York Times best selling author and I start
• 56:43
  looking at this and it's aimed at young, young girls, mainly
• 56:47
  teen fiction, young adult fiction, mainly aimed at girls.
• 56:51
  And it's all about, you know, half blood this and half blood
• 56:55
  this and and angelic father this and finds out on her 18th
• 57:00
  birthday that she is a Polygon. And, you know, like, OK, it's a
• 57:04
  twisted theology based on this idea that, hey, you're a teen
• 57:08
  and nobody understands you because you're really one of
• 57:11
  the, you know, you, you really divine.
• 57:13
  You got angelic blood in you. And and that was just one
• 57:16
  series. This has been ongoing for a long
• 57:18
  time. So you got Percy Jackson.
• 57:20
  I mean, Rick Reardon is not the problem.
• 57:23
  He's just a symptom. There's a lot of that that's
• 57:25
  being put out there to young readers.
• 57:27
  You know, they had a Christian parents need to be discerning
• 57:29
  and just say, look, you know, Harry Potter, OK, most of these
• 57:32
  series are not nearly as popular as as Harry Potter or even the
• 57:37
  Percy Jackson series. But there seems to be a lot of
• 57:41
  focus on that or on, you know, the, the vampire fiction that
• 57:47
  somehow this this appeal to the the bad boy, like the Twilight
• 57:51
  series, which was huge, drawing in young readers.
• 57:55
  I think as Christians, Christian parents, grandparents, we need
• 57:58
  to have this conversation. It's like, OK, I understand why
• 58:00
  this story is appealing to you, but you do understand that these
• 58:04
  types of entities are not just made-up, they are real.
• 58:08
  And the Bible has some things to say about them.
• 58:10
  I mean, yeah, there's even a reference in the Old Testament
• 58:13
  to vampires. It's usually translated as
• 58:16
  leeches in into English the word and I forget where the reference
• 58:19
  is Ludlicker. Is it the Amalekites?
• 58:23
  No, no, no. There's, there's, there's a
• 58:26
  verse, then I forget where it is, but if there's a reference,
• 58:28
  if you do a word search for leeches, it will, it will pop
• 58:31
  up, but you look, dig deeper into that word and you find
• 58:35
  that. OK, wait, there's a spiritual
• 58:37
  connection here. It's talking about like a
• 58:38
  supernatural blood sucker. Yeah, fascinating.
• 58:42
  So there there's that I would also suggest if you've not
• 58:45
  watched the movie Godzilla, King of Monsters that you do it
• 58:49
  because this the religious themes in that movie are just
• 58:52
  off the chart. We we've talked about this in a
• 58:57
  number of our programs. I'm sure that when we we bring
• 59:01
  this into unraveling Revelation, which is carried on the PTL
• 59:04
  network, I'm sure the viewers on PTL like what they're talking
• 59:07
  about Godzilla. Well, yeah, Godzilla is depicted
• 59:11
  in this as the king of the Titans.
• 59:14
  OK, the Titans giving you the short form are the sons of God
• 59:19
  from Genesis chapter 6. They are in Tartarus according
• 59:23
  to Peter Second Peter 2 verse four, God thrust them down to
• 59:27
  not hell. The Greek word is Tartarosis,
• 59:29
  Tartarus. That's not Hades.
• 59:31
  That's a separate place for supernatural rebels.
• 59:35
  The Godzilla movies have rebranded the the monster verse
• 59:38
  films that have come out since 2014 have rebranded Godzilla and
• 59:42
  Rodan and Mothra and King Ghidorah and these others as
• 59:46
  Titans, the original and rightful rulers of Earth.
• 59:52
  And what you see in Godzilla King of Monsters is a battle
• 59:56
  between Godzilla and Ghidorah. OK Jesus when he was confronted
• 1:00:01
  by scribes and Pharisees, he was accused of casting out demons by
• 1:00:05
  the power of Beelzebul. That means Baal the Prince Jesus
• 1:00:09
  response is Matthew 12 beginning of verse 22.
• 1:00:12
  He says if Satan casts out demons by his own power, how
• 1:00:17
  will Satan's Kingdom stand? Oh OK, that's good information.
• 1:00:21
  You know Baal, the storm God is Satan.
• 1:00:26
  Well, Baal was known to the Greeks as Zeus and to the Romans
• 1:00:30
  as Jupiter, and to the Norse as Thor and the Slavs as Paran and
• 1:00:34
  on and on and on. And it all the Indra of the
• 1:00:37
  Hindu or the the ancient Vedic religion was king of the gods as
• 1:00:43
  well. This story was repeated under
• 1:00:45
  different names over and over and over.
• 1:00:48
  So Ghidorah in the films is clearly the storm God.
• 1:00:54
  It's a category 6 hurricane and it's changing direction.
• 1:00:57
  How can that be? Oh, that's Ghidorah.
• 1:00:59
  Well, Godzilla comes from his underground lair, like, you
• 1:01:03
  know, Tartarus to do battle with the storm God.
• 1:01:06
  It's like the Greek myth between Kronos, who was overthrown by
• 1:01:11
  the storm God Zeus for control of the world.
• 1:01:15
  My book The Second Coming of Saturn is about Daddy Saturn,
• 1:01:19
  Kronos L of the Canaanites, you know, and by a number of other
• 1:01:23
  names, who was replaced by the Storm God coming back and
• 1:01:27
  retaking his position at the top of the pantheon.
• 1:01:30
  And that I think is what you got depicted in Godzilla, King of
• 1:01:35
  Monsters. Godzilla, King of the Titans,
• 1:01:38
  original and rightful rulers of Earth, coming back to rule and
• 1:01:43
  restore balance to Earth. All these ecological disasters,
• 1:01:46
  they're being cured somehow by the radiation from Godzilla.
• 1:01:50
  Like, really, you're making this a green thing on top of
• 1:01:54
  everything else? But yeah, there are a lot of
• 1:01:58
  because many of the Titans that reemerge in this film are have
• 1:02:03
  names like Abaddon and Apollyon and Methuselah and biblical
• 1:02:09
  names. It's it's not coincidence.
• 1:02:13
  And and when they go down to to resurrect Godzilla, who'd come
• 1:02:18
  out worse on the on the wrong side of the first fight with
• 1:02:21
  with Ghidorah, they go into an area that is guarded on the two
• 1:02:25
  sides. This little submarine had to
• 1:02:27
  enter by the Lama Sioux, which were the guardians outside the
• 1:02:32
  the, the the palace of the Assyrian king at Nineveh.
• 1:02:35
  They're they're on display now at the British Museum.
• 1:02:38
  They are the caravan human head, bull like body, wings of an
• 1:02:43
  eagle, paws of a lion, the caravan human ox, eagle, lion.
• 1:02:50
  That's how they're described by Ezekiel.
• 1:02:53
  They're they're guarding the entrance to Godzilla's lair.
• 1:02:57
  They are the throne guardians protecting the God Godzilla.
• 1:03:03
  It's, I mean, to me this is even more overt than the Percy
• 1:03:07
  Jackson movies, the Harry Potter movies, the the Twilight films
• 1:03:11
  and books, Godzilla, King of Monsters, and this idea that the
• 1:03:15
  Titans need to come back to restore balance to Earth because
• 1:03:19
  we humans are a virus that are causing Earth to overheat.
• 1:03:25
  Like man. I mean, there was always an
• 1:03:28
  ecological theme in the old Toho films or Tojo at Toho anyway,
• 1:03:34
  the Godzilla films out of Japan back in the day when it was guys
• 1:03:37
  in rubber suits. But now with the CGI and the
• 1:03:39
  messaging and, you know, there are people looking at this
• 1:03:43
  stuff, it's like, wow, hey, could that really be No, no,
• 1:03:50
  it's not. Titans are bad.
• 1:03:52
  They want to come out and they do get out.
• 1:03:54
  Revelation 9 Apollyon is Shemyaza, who is Saturn, Kronos,
• 1:04:01
  etcetera etcetera and he wants to kill us all.
• 1:04:04
  I, I think even zooming out, you, you were talking about
• 1:04:08
  there's, there's these characters in these books that
• 1:04:11
  young teens and, and girls and boys are reading and, and Doctor
• 1:04:14
  Laura talks about these epigenetic markers.
• 1:04:17
  And you know, from a psychological standpoint,
• 1:04:20
  turning on and off these decisions and and entertaining
• 1:04:23
  these decisions do affect US significantly out through the
• 1:04:27
  course of our life that that's a whole nother wavelength.
• 1:04:30
  But I see that it plugs into what you're saying.
• 1:04:32
  We zoom out to the macrocosm, Derek, and the enemy is taking
• 1:04:36
  every opportunity specifically in this technology driven
• 1:04:40
  entertainment age that we currently are living in.
• 1:04:43
  I'm a millennial. I'm right on the Cosby.
• 1:04:44
  Remember when we we didn't have fancy phones, we had a flip
• 1:04:48
  phone. You had to hit the one button
• 1:04:49
  three times to get a letter that you wanted to get to text.
• 1:04:52
  And now, you know, I remember when the completely acceleration
• 1:04:55
  of this. Yeah.
• 1:04:56
  Oh, yeah. Even before that, I remember my
• 1:04:58
  dad had a car phone that was the size of a cinder block.
• 1:05:01
  And so, you know, bringing people back to the interest of
• 1:05:05
  the biblical narrative, the eternal word that is settled in
• 1:05:08
  heaven and the one name that can save, I think is a duty of of us
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  who are aware of what's going on.
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  I think you guys inculcate very well then and bring the intrigue
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  through your writings, you and your wife and and the whole
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  foundation that you've been laying.
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  Certainly as being a millennial, you are one of the people that
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  I've stood on your shoulders at times through your research,
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  through your work to peer into other areas and and think it's
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  multi layered. It's all connected.
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  The enemy is in OverDrive to capture the minds because the
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  Bible says wash your mind in the word of God, right to renew your
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  thinking and the the warfare is ever present man and and I just
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  I'm fascinated by these these Godzilla connections are cool.
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  I didn't really, really ever think of that or look into that.
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  Gary Wayne has been on a seven or eight or nine times.
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  I'm losing count here. But I I've reloaded an episode
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  with him recently called Sinocephali, Dogmans, lichens
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  and werewolves. And he's literally we're going
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  through and looking at the etymology of some of these words
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  and what what is actually happening here.
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  And it makes the Bible come alive for me even more so.
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  And, and listeners would agree, man.
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  So, you know, as we kind of wind down, you know, what I want to
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  ask you is, is what do you believe is the most important
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  message for the millennial generation today?
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  You know, we're growing up. We're starting to take roles of
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  significance in the world. What do you have to speak to the
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  millennial generation? That the spiritual war depicted
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  in the Bible is real. This is anchored by the
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  resurrection of Jesus. This is really what it took me.
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  I mean, Sharon knew from a very early age that it was real.
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  She wanted to accept Jesus, go up the aisle and make that
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  declaration of faith. When she was like 3, her parents
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  made her wait till she was seven.
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  I think I did when I was 12, but didn't really understand what it
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  meant. It wasn't until I was about 35
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  that I really said, OK, I understand this is real.
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  And what it took for me was looking at the evidence when you
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  read First Corinthians chapter 15 and you see that the apostle
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  Paul, writing to the church at Corinth, told him that, hey, the
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  resurrection of Jesus is real and it's key to Christian
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  theology. And here's how you know this is
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  real. He appeared.
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  He appeared first. The risen Christ appeared first
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  to Peter Kefus in First Corinthians 15, then to James,
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  then to the 12, then the 500 brothers all at once, some of
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  whom have fallen asleep, but most are still alive.
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  Why did he put that in there? What he's saying is resurrection
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  is key to Christian theology. If you don't believe me that
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  this man Jesus literally bodily rose again from the dead, send
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  somebody to Jerusalem and ask around, because there are still
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  hundreds of witnesses 20 years after the event who will swear
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  to it. The other thing about that that
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  really, really impacted me was the mention of Jesus half
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  brother James because he was martyred around the year 62AD.
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  If anyone had been in a position to know that the resurrection
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  was fake, it would have been James.
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  I mean, this is a kid who grew up with Jesus and in John
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  Chapter 7 verse 5, I believe Alok, who said to make sure I'm
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  not citing the wrong verse. He we, we read that his brothers
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  didn't believe in him. No one works in secret.
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  His brothers are trying to convince him to go down to the
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  Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem, which was the main
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  festival in the Jewish religious calendar.
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  And they said for no one works in secret if he seeks to be
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  known openly. Hey, if you want to be famous,
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  go there, set up a booth, everybody's going to be there.
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  You need to be there. Verse 5 though says This is why
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  they were basically taunting him, for not even his brothers
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  believed in him. And yet some 30 years later,
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  James was willing to die rather than recant his testimony that
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  his half brother Yeshua was the Messiah, was God in the flesh.
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  Now there's no indication that James was mentally ill from any
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  of the writings of the early church.
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  In Acts chapter 15 where he speaks his letter that he wrote
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  the epistle of James, he seems pretty rational.
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  And yet he was willing to die. And when I realized, wait a
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  minute, this is what Paul is saying and James was one of the
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  ones who didn't believe in him and yet he was willing to look.
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  I love my little sister, but if she ever came to me one day and
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  says you know before Abraham was I am echoing what God the Father
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  Yahweh told Moses was his name. Tell the Israel Israelites that
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  I am has sent you. I would call a medical
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  professional and have her have her examined.
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  But no, James believed after because he saw his brother
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  resurrected. If that had happened to me, it's
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  like, yeah, OK, that would change my life forever.
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  So this is real. It's all anchored by the
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  resurrection and because Jesus endorsed the Old Testament and
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  some of the weird aspects there, like the destruction of Sodom,
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  like the existence of gods, small G gods, you can take that
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  as legitimate trustworthy information as well.
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  We are all deployed in the middle of a supernatural war.
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  And these small G gods and their spirits, the spirits of the
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  giants destroyed in the flood, which we call demons and
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  Dragons, they are real and many of them have rebelled against
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  their creator, and they would like to destroy you in
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  everything that you love. So be on the right side of
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  history. Read 1st Corinthians 15.
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  It's got the gospel by which you're saved, how you can know
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  it's true, and why it's so important.
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  Because this is ultimately a war against death.
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  Christ has won it. You just need to believe in Him
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  and then you'll be on the winning side.
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  Oh Lord, God of hosts, who is like you, Oh Lord, your
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  faithfulness also surrounds you. You roll the raging sea, when
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  it's waves rise, you still them. You have broken Rahab in pieces
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  as one who was slain. You have scattered your enemies
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  with your mighty arm. The heavens, yours, the earth
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  also is yours. The world and its fullness.
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  You have founded them. The North and the South, you
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  have created them. Tabor and Herman rejoices in
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  your name. You have a mighty arm.
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  Strong is your hand. Righteousness and justice are
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  the foundation of your throne. Mercy and truth go before your
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  face. Psalms 89, eight through 14.
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  Derek, I just want to honor you and thank you and for all of
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  your work over these years, always your willingness to just
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  talk with a layman, the guy next door like me and and help me to
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  make sense of some of these things along the journey.
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  It does not go unrecognized. I want you to plug in where you
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  can be found what you're working on recently.
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  Any new books or just just give us an update and and close this
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  out? We are at gilberthouse.org.
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  gilberthouse.org is our website, and that's where you'll find
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  links to everything that we're doing.
• 1:12:47
  We produce, oh, more content per week than should be allowed by
• 1:12:52
  law, I think unraveling Revelation, which is going on
• 1:12:55
  episode #262 I think, and we're still only up to Revelation 19.
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  We also do a weekly podcast, PID Radio, which has been going
• 1:13:04
  since 2005. My podcast of you from the
• 1:13:07
  bunker since 20 O 9. We've just brought back the
• 1:13:10
  Bible's greatest mysteries, which we are very happy to do.
• 1:13:14
  And we, besides our new book, the The Gates of Hell, which
• 1:13:20
  looks both back historically at attempts to communicate with
• 1:13:24
  spirits on the other side of those gates, also looks at
• 1:13:27
  modern attempts to do so using things like psychedelics or
• 1:13:32
  witchcraft or even the UFO phenomenon.
• 1:13:35
  Those, those entities in space who always seem to communicate
• 1:13:39
  with us by telepathy, OK, fuck, they can't flash their
• 1:13:44
  headlight. They don't know how to use a
• 1:13:45
  webcam anyway. It's spiritual.
• 1:13:49
  It's not, it's, it's not the technological.
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  We got that and we're working on a couple of documentaries.
• 1:13:54
  We just contributed today to a documentary for Donna Howell's
• 1:13:57
  book based on Donna Howell's book The Handmaidens Conspiracy
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  about the role of women in the church, and also shot my
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  sections today for what we're going to call a documentary.
• 1:14:08
  It's basically me sitting and talking with some B roll to
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  illustrate the the point on the the secret or hidden history of
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  Israel. Contrary to a growing belief
• 1:14:20
  among some of the church, Israel was not, was not created by
• 1:14:25
  Jewish bankers. The Rothschilds had very little
• 1:14:28
  to do with the founding of modern Israel.
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  Sorry, it's just historically that's that's the fact.
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  Secret societies, the Vatican? Nope, sorry, that's not it.
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  There is a hidden history, but it's hidden because the men
• 1:14:41
  involved were trying to prevent Israel from becoming a thing and
• 1:14:46
  then tried to destroy it after it became a thing.
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  They were also working for the Nazis, which is why they just as
• 1:14:52
  soon keep it quiet. So this will be a documentary
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  coming out hopefully later this year, but the certainly in early
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  next year if not if not sooner. It's it's always an honor, man,
• 1:15:05
  your wealth of information. I'm going to get you back.
• 1:15:08
  I'm not going to wait two years. I'm going to try to get back
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  sooner than that. Yeah.
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  For you guys out there listening, share this one far
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  and wide. Share this with your pastor,
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  with your neighbor, friends, family, Co workers coming to you
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  from Southeastern Pennsylvania. God bless and goodbye,
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  Uberman. You know, you're talking about
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  the Marvel. You know, we've really closely
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  touched on that when we're getting into this idea of
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  culturally these superheroes, right?
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  And, and the Uberman, right? Superman and the Batman.
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  I think there's these, I forget the name for them, but there's
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  certain creatures that are represented in the Mayan and and
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  the Aztec, the the South American culture that resemble
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  modern day Batman and everywhere you'll look.
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  Yeah, look into that. Gary Wayne was talking about
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  that a little bit too. And I'm.
• 1:16:33
  Just I googled it and I'm looking I'm like this is crazy.
• 1:16:36
  They they literally have stone masks that they were putting on.
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  Wow, Yeah. Yeah, I've seen some images to
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  it like that on, on, Yeah. Forget what the name is.
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  Social media, you're doing some. Awesome stuff.
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  I still tune. In Thank you.
• 1:16:49
  To of you from a bunker. I really enjoy your discussions.
• 1:16:52
  I think Brian Godawa joins you guys right.
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  You have a couple of. Other Doug Ben Dorn Ben Dorn,
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  our next discussion. Should be.
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  Really interesting. We're going to, we're going to
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  talk about the overlap between Greco Roman myth and the Bible.
• 1:17:04
  Yeah. Yeah, I want to try to get you
• 1:17:07
  scheduled maybe in like the next six months to do a follow up
• 1:17:11
  because I'm going to work with Josh Peck talking about some
• 1:17:14
  stuff that he he's working on. You're more than complimentary
• 1:17:17
  to that. So I'm going to keep you.
• 1:17:20
  Dude, we're growing over here. It's unbelievable.
• 1:17:22
  Just a little mustard seed. We're we're trotting along, man.
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  So, you know, we get together again and have another
• 1:17:29
  discussion. Thank you.
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  Look. Forward to it, brother.
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  Thanks, Rod. You bet.
• 1:17:33
  Have a good night. You bet.
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