085: The Enigma of the Little Season: History, Faith, and Deception w⧸ JTFollowsJC
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We're back with the second episode of the night with JT & JC! Join us as we take a deep dive into the dark side of the world, and the people who are responsible for it.
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We are in a country and in a world that is being run by unbelievably sick people.
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The chasm between what we're told is going on and what is really going on is absolutely insane.
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It's like we all know what's going down, but no one's saying shit what happened to the home of the brave.
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These motherfuckers, they're controlling this now.
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But in the Sule, we need to be ready to raise up.
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Only some are aware that the government releases...
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad.
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That is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation.
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And today, we are running it back for what I believe is the third time.
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Very excited to reintroduce to the audience, JT Follows JC.
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If you could, JT, let everybody know what it is that you focus on and where they can find your work.
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Yeah, I mean, I focus on, obviously, you know, by my name, JT Follows JC.
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And so, obviously, I follow the truth, wherever that leads.
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And I'm a bit ADD, so I go down lots of rabbit holes.
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So, I've talked about everything, you know, from, like, Disney, Hollywood or evil, Nephilim stuff.
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And now, my focus has kind of been on the little season and a little bit of everything.
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So, Old World, Tartaria, Mud Flood, that kind of stuff.
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Also, people should be, because you brought to our attention, that you're trying to go through the hellscape that is Twitter.
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And if you do that, I mean, I wouldn't advise it.
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But if you are going to do it, please, guys, go and follow at JT Follows JC on Twitter.
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That's a relatively new account that you got going on there.
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And I know you're trying to grow it, so we could use all the help that we can get on that front.
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So, if you go follow JT right now on X, go there.
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This preview will be up there, not for 30 minutes or 33 minutes.
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It'll be up there for the entirety of the episode.
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And just as you know, JT has promised to give us $5 for every Twitter follower he gets.
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He said that it actually ends tonight at midnight.
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So, do whatever damage you can to the finances of JT.
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This is a really important episode because the little season theory, I guess is what we're calling it, has quickly rose to popularity.
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And the reason that it's become such a popular theory is because there's so much that supports it.
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And we did an episode with you and Paul Stobbs of Understanding Conspiracy not a long ago.
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And it was really one of the more fascinating topics that we've explored on this show.
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Later on, we had on Ed Mabry, who is a wonderful friend of the show and comes on practically every Friday to do a Exploring the Book of Revelation series with us.
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But he caught wind of the little season theory, and it didn't jive with him, and so he wanted to give some pushback.
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And let me tell you the kind of shitstorm that that stirred up once we did that.
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It turns out people are really passionate about this theory, and I can understand why, because the implications are pretty important.
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If it is true, it's a very high-level deception that we're being subjected to, and so there's a lot riding on it, whether or not it's true.
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And just recently, I suppose everybody on Twitter discovered that Top and I are actually Freemasonic shills who are seeking to subvert the community at large.
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And one of the reasons is because we did a pushback episode on the little season, and we were told that we would get a pass from the public,
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and we would stop being labeled Freemasonic shills if we had you back.
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So this is actually something that we were forced to do, and it's nice that there's a monetary exchange on the end of it at that $5 per Twitter follower, because it really does hurt.
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But one of the things about this theory, and it really speaks to why it's so compelling to people, is there is—honestly, there's a lot.
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There's a lot of stuff that connects to this much bigger idea that we're being deceived about our place in the biblical timeline.
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And so what I had hoped to do here today was kind of explore some of the more compelling ideas,
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because although we've done one episode, and then we did a pushback episode, that does not do the topic justice.
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And to your credit, you have been exploring this with people like Paul Stobbs of Understanding Conspiracy for a long time now.
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You've been doing a lot of content on it, and it's because there is a lot to chew on.
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So JT, if you would—and we have some questions, but I just want to kind of get the conversation warmed up.
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What is the little season, for those who may not understand?
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Well, see, I think the reason probably you probably guys got so much pushback is the fact that, like,
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why are you trying to, like, make one episode to debunk it?
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And when I try to explain it to people, it takes a long time.
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And I've had a lot of people reach out to me recently saying,
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hey, I want an introduction to the little season.
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And, like, in my brain, there's so much information to put into something like that,
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it's very hard to condense it into a short amount of time.
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Like I said, I was once where he was, looking forward to all these things.
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It's like, I remember when I was first making content and realizing, well, Jesus says,
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directly after the tribulation these days, this happens.
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It's like, so he's coming back after the tribulation these days.
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So then you have these pre-trib rapture people.
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And I'm like, you know, there's nothing in scripture that says the rapture is going to be for all the bad stuff.
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And, but you could see how somebody could believe that without doing any research.
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Now, the opposite of that would be believing this has already happened.
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And then we're in this very obscure part of the Bible that says, hey, then the devil deceives the whole nation,
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So understanding that very smart people, not, I'm not including myself in this.
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A lot of people who've studied a lot had to basically go from here to there.
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It's not like a, it's not an itching ear doctrine, like the, like the preacher rapture, right?
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Like everyone would want to believe that, hey, you get to live your, live your best life right now.
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And then one day Jesus is going to take you out before anything bad ever happens.
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This is like, I don't really know what's next exactly.
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I mean, we think about Gog, Magog and this other battle, but we really don't like know.
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Like, do you really want to live in the time where everyone's being tricked?
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So obviously where we get this doctrine from or this idea from is from Revelation chapter 20.
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It mentions like right at the end of Revelation 19, there's the battle of Armageddon.
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The beast and the false prophet go into the lake of fire.
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And then starting off Revelation chapter 20, this is when the millennial reign starts.
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So the, the saints in Christ are resurrected and they reign with Jesus for a thousand years.
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At the start of that, the devil goes into the pit, the bottomless pit, I guess where Apollyon was before.
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And so he's not allowed to deceive the nations anymore.
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And then it's like, it's, it's a very curious part in the Bible.
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I said, I used to, when I read that passage back in the day, I'm like, why does not God not just throw him in the lake of fire too?
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Why would he allow the devil to deceive everyone again?
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And more importantly, how would he possibly deceive everyone when we're taught about the millennial kingdom being in a very certain way?
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Oh, well, it's, it's going to be an earthly kingdom, just like we would all be able to recognize.
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Because like if Jesus is on the throne right over there, how's the devil going to deceive everyone?
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And it's like, so if, if the nations are deceived after the millennial kingdom, well, with humility, you'd say, obviously our adversary is more than capable of deceiving everyone.
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And I think that that's kind of like the point where you're like, I mean, you're going down the rabbit hole and you're exploring all the lies you've been told.
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Like I, I, I'm blown away by the things I believe, the people I believed.
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And then you look into it and you're like, man, it, this is like, this is literally like pulling the thread on the sweater and it's endless.
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So what is your understanding of, of, uh, this thousand year reign?
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Like how will, how do you think people will exist and how do you think Jesus will reign?
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So, I mean, so basically what I started to understand, like that people have said, oh, when Jesus comes back, you know, they, people even talk about like a multiple coming back.
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Like, well, he, he comes back to rapture the church, but then he comes down to earth and there's these different types.
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But if you actually read into revelation chapter 19, where he comes back on the horse, it never mentions him touching down on earth.
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It just mentions him coming back on the clouds.
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And then even in revelation 20, it doesn't mention him being on earth.
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It doesn't mention to revelation 21, where they're talking about new Jerusalem.
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It's saying like that where the people are is that God is reigning where the people are.
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So to me, it's like, if you think back and actually now you go back and revisit the things that Jesus actually said.
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Like in the book of Matthew, every time he refers to the kingdom is the kingdom of heaven.
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In Luke chapter 17, the Pharisees ask him about the kingdom and he's, he tells them straight, like straight up.
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The kingdom is not coming in ways that can be observed.
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He's saying the kingdom is in the midst of you.
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So if you think about it, like, like, so how would God establish a kingdom that would never fade away?
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It's eternal kingdom where he sits at the right hand of the father and we all have access to heaven.
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And when we have the Holy Spirit, we are connected to the kingdom of heaven.
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But we cannot enter that kingdom, but with this, with flesh and blood, even Paul says this corruption will not inherit the kingdom of God.
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So then you have to be resurrected in order to go into this heavenly kingdom.
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So in the book of Galatians, Paul talks about the Jerusalem that's above in the book of Hebrews.
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It mentions the heavenly Jerusalem and Hebrews 12 and obviously Revelation chapter 21.
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Even I think Revelation, maybe chapter 2, it mentions again that one of the promises of the church is that there's the Jerusalem that comes down.
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And so if you think about it in that way, even in the book of Daniel, it says that the wise are going to shine like the stars.
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So when people say when heaven just gained an angel, everyone's like, oh, people don't become angels, but they become like angels in the resurrection.
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That's why Jesus said, we're like, who are we going to be married to?
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No, we won't be married because we'll be like angels.
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So in the same way that if you think about that whole, was it Deuteronomy 32 worldview, that the sons of God are the ones who ruled over these nations.
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Well, in the same way, I believe that the saints, the resurrected saints will have dominion over the nations with Jesus himself, the king.
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And they'll be ruling in the same way that they did.
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Yeah, and I think that that rule will be particularly brutal for people who are not obeying the law.
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Well, if you think about it in the same kind of way that, like, let's just say, before we get into, like, how twisted history is, just think about, like, the way people talk about the patriarchy, right?
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That, oh, what we did to the indigenous and all this stuff like that, all of the people from Europe that came over with crosses on their sails,
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whether they were Templars, crosses, or whatever, the millennial reign was said to be ruled with a rod of iron.
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So if God has used foreign nations to judge other nations all the time, well, what if they were going over in the name of Jesus?
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Whether they were doing it the right way or not, God used Christian nations to go judge pagan nations in the Americas.
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These people were sacrificing people to demons, to devils.
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So, like, is that the way that God would have ruled the millennial kingdom with a rod of iron?
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It's the way God ruled in the Old Testament, right?
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Like, so that ultimately that there was a time where God only had a fraction of the nations, right?
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He only had, like, this one little sliver that was promised through Abraham.
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And so the devil had dominion, and he was ruling over these, probably the other angels.
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And he was, you know, he was obviously the kind of like the puppet master of all these other places.
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And then one day all the world acknowledged that Jesus was Lord.
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So if the kingdom was a spiritual kingdom that we all have access to if we believe in Jesus, well, then that happened.
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You know, and I think we take for granted that that happened, even without going to all the conspiracies and all the other things.
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We live under a calendar that says, Anno Domini.
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So if you read your Bible, in the book of Acts, in the book of Revelation, Christianity was this small little sect.
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And we just all sit here like, well, I wonder when God's going to establish his kingdom with billions of Christians.
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I mean, if you believe the population numbers, but it's like, so that happened.
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And now people are denying that these things ever happened and we're going backwards.
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But there was a time where obviously everyone moved forward to believe in God, believe Jesus was Lord, and now everything's going backwards.
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What if it's because the devil has been let out of the pit?
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He's the only one you can say bad words about in today's cultures.
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You know, but the funny part about the other gods, they're spoken about as their myths, that they never even really existed.
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It's almost like that when paganism was outlawed, it was because there was a king on the throne.
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And now people are saying like, well, he's not even real.
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We go around the sun, you know, the earth spins around the sun at like 66,000 miles an hour.
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All the things, it's like, what if that is the devil deceiving everyone?
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Do you think if we, so this is a question I've never really thought of.
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If we are indeed in the little season, then do you think that it's just, the correct name would be, I guess, Lucifer, the devil, him.
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It's just him that is running around, whereas the other fallen have already been locked up or cast into the pit.
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Because it's my assumption that these guys operate in localities.
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And I'm pretty sure that like the locality that is America or North America is operating under the oversight of Moloch.
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It has all of the same, what we're doing now has all of the same tendencies of what Moloch would require.
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It's a question I've wondered because all we really know in the book of Revelation is that the devil is placed in the pit.
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And I've wondered that is, does that mean the demons would have been put in there too?
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Does that mean all the evil spirits would have been put in there?
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But it doesn't really say, you know, it does say that the Jesus said, again, you think about like when he tells the apostles that, you know, the kingdom of God is here where you can cast out demons by the finger of God.
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So they have to submit to you because Jesus is on the throne.
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But so maybe that does mean that they're not bound.
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Maybe it does mean that the devil, because he's the only one who's mentioned specifically that he goes into the pit and we have dominion over them because of the authority of Jesus.
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But, yeah, I mean, I think that I think that's the interesting part about this is that if there was a time where Zeus was God, he was the head of all the gods or, you know, like depending on which, you know, version of paganism you celebrated, he was the ultimate God.
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But now all the other gods, him and himself is like, he doesn't, he never really existed.
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And maybe they don't exist anymore because maybe those people, maybe those other gods that were judged, you know, like it's mentions like in the watchers that sinned against the women, they were being held in chains until judgment day.
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Maybe during the battle of Armageddon, these, these other angels literally were thrown into like a fire and they're done.
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But now the only way the devil can rule is through deception because he does not have, he doesn't, that's the only way.
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It's like he's really not the god of this world anymore.
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It's like, it's like that whole, you know, what is it?
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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.
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If he's really ruling, if he's really the god of this world, does he have to convince people he doesn't exist?
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One of the things, not one of the things, JT, but so many of the things that make this a very compelling theory are the many deceptions which we're subjected to, especially here in the West, but obviously worldwide when it comes to an erasure of our history, obfuscation of our traditions and beliefs across the globe.
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There are so many things that are unanswered that you could certainly say that we live in an age of deception and I don't think that anybody would push back on you for saying that, right?
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Because in so many ways, as a people, we are deceived.
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There are a lot of, I often, when you sift through conspiracies, you try not to get caught up in your own assessment of these things.
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In other words, I try not to get to the point where I believe that I've got it figured out because I do feel internally that whatever this deception is that we're going through is so large that we're not going to catch it, or at least not all of us are going to catch it.
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It's got to be something that goes above and beyond.
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So every time I think I have it figured out, I realize internally that I'm missing the mark in one way or another and that it's actually a false trail that I'm going down.
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When I had first heard of the little season, it resonated with me in such a way that I was like, oh my.
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Because I recognized almost the brilliance of it.
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Not to give the devil his due, but if that is really the nature of the deception that we're under, it's almost worthy of a round of applause.
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But before, so before we do this, actually somebody, HRGM33.
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One of the things that I do think about as well is the idea of the Nephilim.
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So the Nephilim being like demons being disembodied spirits of the Nephilim.
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Because they're swept up in this battle that happens.
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Is there another breed of Nephilim that rise up to screw with this generation?
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We've spoken with people who I believe are in contact with these entities.
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And you hear story upon story about people that are in contact with these entities who are making deals with Baal.
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And names that you would relate back to the fallen.
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But I'm also thinking these guys might actually still be around.
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So that's some more evidence where I'm like, where do I put this?
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I guess in the same way that if the devil is released from the bottomless pit, could more spirits be released with him?
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Like originally I thought maybe all the demons were put in the pit with him too.
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And the Bible doesn't really get into specifics about that.
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It is interesting and I differ from some people who believe in the little season.
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It's like when you try to take on the whole little season thing, it's like there's a lot of people with a lot of different opinions about a lot of different things.
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And so I've even tried to think about, I know Gog, Magog is mentioned, I think, in Ezekiel 38.
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So that's what kind of concludes the little season is that the devil deceives the nations.
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But it says the army is of the sands of the sea.
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Okay, so obviously you really think about, if you're, if we're, I know it's prophetic, but it's, think of it in a literal way.
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Like we're talking about a, an army that is obviously beyond the number of people on the earth.
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So are we talking about more of a spiritual, are we talking about all the demons coming against the camp of the saints?
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I think it could be a combination of real armies and literal demons coming against the camp of the saints because, yeah, that army is, is almost unfathomable.
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I'm not sure where you guys are on the shape of the earth now.
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I feel like you guys are just afraid to say you guys are flat earthers because.
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Think about the Night King coming against the people.
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You have this zombie army coming to destroy all of humanity.
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What if that is kind of what the, that's, that's that kind of the picture of that is like, you have zombie people, zombie giants.
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You have a zombie dragon and they have one goal, but to wipe out all the people.
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Well, I think that is what they're showing you.
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So, I mean, the point is like that if somebody says they're contacted with, by Anu and different demon names or fallen angel names.
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You know, like you didn't even think about like the whole thing is like the devils had, has many names.
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So, yeah, like that if all these, if a third of the angels fell, which again, like the, the angels in the book of Revelation are counted as stars.
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So, if you looked up in a, on a clear night anywhere in the world, it's like, and you saw all the stars, a third of those that fell.
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You know, so we really, we really have no idea how many names that these beings could have.
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But I do believe that's exactly why, like, that even the book of Revelation talks about the seven headed dragon, that there's the hydra in the constellations.
00:28:07.360
You know, there's one, I believe there's one head devil.
00:28:14.000
But there is a, a formation of beings that is Satan.
00:28:18.660
Um, it, it, it ends up becoming, and I don't know if this is because it's probably a multifaceted thing in regards to our inability to secure a translation.
00:28:34.720
Um, you know, with these things, when they get passed down from, from Hebrew to Greek, I suppose maybe there's some of it that gets lost.
00:28:40.500
I know that, um, within, recently I saw something where the King James version does not have, when it talks about wrestling with powers and principalities, um, there are other versions that also seem to include some sentiments of struggling against, um, governmental powers as well.
00:28:59.280
And I don't know if that means earthly governmental powers or if this is a, you know, something that alludes to, like, a heavenly body of governmental powers.
00:29:05.160
But, uh, it's clear that there are all these different translations because they differ in such significant ways.
00:29:11.680
And it becomes very difficult to sift through and, and find clear answers.
00:29:18.620
If it wasn't, you know, we wouldn't be having these conversations.
00:29:22.000
But there are certain things, um, like, for example, and, and I'd like to get your thoughts on this and understand if you don't necessarily have anything specific on it.
00:29:30.540
But, um, this idea that the mountains would have had to have been leveled, right?
00:29:39.140
There's a biblical verse that talks about the leveling of mountains, uh, and the, the vanishing of islands.
00:29:44.460
And, uh, this is one of the things that Ed Mabry gave pushback about because he's, in his estimation, this would have been something that you would have clearly been able to see.
00:29:53.520
You'd be able to look out and see that there were no mountains and things of that nature.
00:29:57.020
Now, is this, uh, something that we're just misreading or misunderstanding?
00:30:02.520
Or do you have maybe a theory as to how that plays, uh, with the little season?
00:30:07.960
Well, I would, I would say that, um, let me see, uh, they're at a verse.
00:30:14.700
Um, well, what I would say is that there's prophetic language that could be prophetic.
00:30:19.340
And it's kind of like that when it says that the islands are removed or the mountains are moved out of their places, the mountains are going to melt like wax.
00:30:27.080
Like there are certain prophecies in the old Testament where the day of the Lord is described exactly like that.
00:30:33.580
Like, so I always bring up, I think it's in Ezekiel chapter 30, that the day of the Lord is coming to Egypt and Nebuchadnezzar is going to be God's destroyer.
00:30:43.600
And it has all the kind of similar language, like all the bad things are going to happen to Egypt.
00:30:47.680
But he's like, he's literally saying a foreign army is coming there and he's going to carry out the day of the Lord.
00:30:52.980
So a lot of people have at least have been taught early way.
00:30:57.080
They think is like, there's only one day of the Lord.
00:30:59.900
There's not, I think that the day of the Lord is, is a, is saying it's, he's coming in judgment.
00:31:05.140
And, you know, it's like, okay, so I'm trying to find where exactly where I wish I would have bookmarked this.
00:31:12.360
But I think it was when John the Baptist comes, let me see, where is that?
00:31:19.020
It mentions like that he's, he's fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah, where he's, he's coming to make the way straight, where he's like saying, he's literally, he's going to fill in valleys and he's going to make mountains flat.
00:31:37.080
Do you think he literally did that or is that, is a, is that a, a prophetic symbolic thing he's doing when he comes?
00:31:43.400
Because that, those are the prophecies that Jesus literally says that the Pharisees or the apostles asked Jesus, hey, the Pharisees and the Sadducees say that Elijah needs to come before the day of the Lord happens.
00:32:04.360
And it's like, it's, he can, he's already kind of telling you like that.
00:32:07.160
It's not exactly how you think it's going to be.
00:32:08.900
So, so I think that in the way that a lot of people who are kind of saying, well, this did not happen.
00:32:15.320
So therefore this couldn't, this couldn't be, that is exactly why they missed Jesus in the first place.
00:32:21.520
Because they were saying like, even people were saying like, well, he's supposed to be from David's line, but he's from Nazareth, but he wasn't from Nazareth.
00:32:27.820
He was born in Bethlehem and he was from the line of David.
00:32:31.460
But they were saying what he's supposed to perceive it.
00:32:34.500
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00:32:37.600
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The Messiah is supposed to go sit on David's throne, and he's supposed to lift us out from this impression.
00:34:18.880
And then Jesus wasn't offering that, and they were like, well, he can't be the Messiah then.
00:34:23.380
Right? So they missed it because they were interpreting certain passages in the Old Testament.
00:34:29.600
And Jesus was literally saying, you think it's like that, but it's really not like that.
00:34:34.260
He was kind of correcting them all along the way because they thought everything was happening so specifically like they thought it.
00:34:41.860
With that being said, I said, this is a preview, and I think I'm going to do a podcast with Paul, and hopefully Alpha Talks on Friday.
00:34:57.660
He was a German author, and he did a lot of stuff about chronology.
00:35:06.520
Well, we did these podcasts recently, and we talked about 536.
00:35:10.920
536 A.D., many historians say it was the worst year of human existence.
00:35:23.480
Some people say there was like 100 million people worldwide at that time.
00:35:33.160
In 541, I believe, they talk about the Justinian plague or the bubonic plague, and that wiped
00:35:46.960
They even called it a little ice age during this time.
00:35:50.840
And so mainstream historians would try to say this had something to do with volcanoes or something
00:35:58.320
The point is, the fascinating part to me was obviously the fact that a lot of these signs
00:36:07.060
But what was really crazy is that how little the details are about this time.
00:36:13.760
And I think the more I've researched things, like the first millennium is very murky.
00:36:21.840
It's like, have you ever heard that thing when people say, well, some historians say the
00:36:25.900
Roman Empire fell here, but some people say here.
00:36:29.100
And when I heard, when the first time I heard that, they were like, they were debating whether
00:36:38.080
Like, how could they not know within hundreds of years?
00:36:40.880
I mean, if it's a couple of months, I could see that.
00:36:44.460
So anyways, this researcher mentions there's three distinct collapses of European, Mesopotamian
00:36:54.600
society in this certain period, in the first millennium.
00:36:58.300
There's one in, I guess, early antiquity, mid-antiquity, and then late antiquity.
00:37:03.360
So basically the 200 to 300 range, basically the first to second century, first to third,
00:37:15.100
And he was like, he was noticing how the map of where these breakdowns happened, they
00:37:21.900
were very specific, but it ended up being the whole, the whole world, but it was all separated.
00:37:28.660
And then, so he, what he said, it was, there's, there's 35,000 Roman sites, basically.
00:37:33.820
35,000, like, between like cities and like estates and all kinds of things.
00:37:40.740
And he was saying like, so stratigraphically, you know, be digging into the strata to find
00:37:47.500
So it's like, if there was a wipeout in the early antiquity, you'd be able to, like, you'd
00:37:52.680
be able to dig down and see the different layers of when society degraded.
00:37:58.300
Think about like the, a lot of Roman things are under the ground.
00:38:04.180
Well, there should be things under it because the Roman empire lasted like a thousand years
00:38:16.740
And the, the, one of the most specific things that he said that kind of blew me away was
00:38:20.400
saying that here's a problem with Christianity.
00:38:22.940
And he wasn't throwing shade at it, but he's saying that the Christianity is the only religion
00:38:27.260
known to man that did not have temples, churches, or buildings for the first, the first 300 years
00:38:37.340
They, so when they started building buildings to Christianity, they were done in the same
00:38:43.680
style as the pagan basilicas of the first century.
00:38:48.660
And so they also have records of them building, or they, or the supposedly history has them
00:39:00.560
So he's saying stratigraphically, they're all in the same layer where they were literally
00:39:05.420
building their, their temples and their churches in that century.
00:39:09.980
So what he basically, his conclusion was that all those collapses all happened at the same
00:39:18.140
And so he basically said, the only way this stuff makes sense is if you remove 700 years
00:39:26.660
So he was basically saying like that, and, and the craziest thing I was just like, the
00:39:31.560
way he was saying is like, there's a chronology that people have, have focused on, but there's
00:39:40.540
It's like that if you think about like fake news, but we trust history, like it's, like
00:39:48.600
This is something that I've always, I've always had a problem with.
00:39:51.440
Um, let's, let's take a brief moment real quick.
00:39:54.400
I'd just like to let the audience know who's watching live that this was just a preview.
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Uh, so the stream is about to be ending for those of you viewing on YouTube and rumble.
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Um, so JT, this, this is one of the things that people give major pushback on.
00:40:18.300
And I don't think it's something that people are aware of.
00:40:21.160
You made us aware of it when we talked with you and Paul, and it was honestly, uh, very
00:40:26.760
I mean, the idea that we would be missing time or that the timeline would be incorrect.
00:40:31.220
Um, I was open to it, but I had never seen any particular evidence to support it until
00:40:39.060
And that was, uh, one of the things that, that Mabry, uh, gave some pushback against.
00:40:43.780
And I don't think it was necessarily something that he wouldn't be open to, but it's not
00:40:47.380
information that people are readily armed with.
00:40:49.540
This idea that there is, you know, periods of history where they're seemingly missing
00:40:55.060
Um, the more we do research, the more I, I seriously doubt the, the nature of our timeline,
00:41:02.000
or at least, um, I mean, even what's the, the, the clock, I believe that the Ethiopians
00:41:11.600
I don't know if anybody knows it off the top of their head, but.
00:41:14.260
Well, I know that we went to like the Gregorian calendar, but I think that that's sort of
00:41:17.960
interesting, of course, this is again, this is a preview of this.
00:41:20.220
I'm not exactly sure the, um, the full, how they view time, but yeah, but there is obviously
00:41:27.120
I mean, it's sort of funny just to think even the mainstream narrative is that there was,
00:41:32.640
I went to a, um, I went to Raleigh, North Carolina, and they had this tower, uh, and I
00:41:37.340
don't know if a lot of people know this is that, so Anno Domini is the year of our Lord.
00:41:41.800
So based on the current timeline we're on, it's the year 2024 Anno Domini.
00:41:50.080
So I went to this, um, they had this bell tower there and it had a Freemason symbol on
00:42:00.160
And then it also said Anno Lumini and I think it was like five thousands and change.
00:42:05.460
I can't remember the exact year, but Anno Lumini would have been like the year of light.
00:42:09.160
So it'd be basically that when God said, let there be light, you're, you're counting up,
00:42:20.060
Like I always say, like, I feel like this is a great evidence of, of like the acknowledgement
00:42:23.620
of Christ as Lord is that the one day they said, let's not count up anymore.
00:42:28.460
Let's just, we're trying to go back to when Jesus was here.
00:42:31.060
So the interesting part is like this guy Gunnar Nielsen, who's not, or Heinsohn, who was
00:42:37.220
His conclusion was that up to 90% of the population of the world got wiped out.
00:42:43.280
And the only thing they really knew was that they were living after Christ.
00:42:47.600
So they basically took the book of revelation out and they said, well, gosh, this has happened.
00:42:59.080
And it wasn't, it was only a temp later that people started to try to fill in that history,
00:43:03.140
but they really didn't know because like the Roman, the Roman, like, I guess, libraries
00:43:09.420
and, and all their, whatever they would have wrote down was lost at some point.
00:43:15.360
Literally, I think there was a, there was a fire during the times of Marcus Aurelius
00:43:18.780
where all their, all their records of everything had basically been burned up.
00:43:24.500
So like, you're literally, you're literally talking about like a post-apocalyptic time
00:43:29.780
where people like, don't really even know what was before.
00:43:34.140
And then you think a generation after that, they wouldn't know anything.
00:43:37.680
That's, that's a, that's a, the second question that I had.
00:43:40.000
It's like, Jesus comes back, he rules for a thousand years.
00:43:44.140
And besides some Tartarian buildings, uh, we have no shred of evidence for anything he did here,
00:43:51.520
but we still have the Bible in its entirety, or at least like, you know, we have Dead Sea Scrolls,
00:43:56.540
But that part is, uh, when we talk about the little season, it kind of eats it
00:44:01.540
because like not one thing about him, he, not one law he did, he made when he was here.
00:44:06.660
Like, well, like I said, you have, but you have like a more, a spiritual evidence.
00:44:11.480
Like I said, you think about like, again, if like the, that if the meek inherit the earth,
00:44:16.340
it was interesting that he was saying like that after that time, all these monasteries popped up
00:44:20.480
and they're basically the ones who basically revived society, monasteries, the, basically
00:44:26.500
the Christians welcomed in even the pagans in order to basically restart again.
00:44:32.020
But I mean, the evidence again is like that you go from like, like I said, just think about
00:44:36.380
the whole, the, the dichotomy where you have like Christianity, even Judaism, this small little
00:44:44.700
You know, like Abraham's part is, it's not a worldwide thing.
00:44:49.640
And then Christianity starts to spread and the story ends in like abruptly in the book
00:44:57.220
In the, in the book of Revelation, you don't, you're not led to believe that like Christianity
00:45:04.040
It's, it's, it's seven churches in Asia that it's written to.
00:45:08.180
And then we wake up, we wake up one day and there's churches on every street corner and
00:45:14.160
we're like, well, that's interesting, but like, that's the way it's always been.
00:45:19.520
But now these churches are being more abandoned and they're like, they're being repurposed for
00:45:24.380
Some people are even denying they were ever churches.
00:45:26.640
You know, to that point though, JT, when it comes to these, these churches, um, it just
00:45:31.180
so happens that they also are often, when you're talking about like Gothic cathedrals, the
00:45:35.460
architecture is such that I don't even think we can recreate this now.
00:45:39.460
You know, it's like one of those issues where we're like, we've lost the technology.
00:45:41.960
So I think that kind of speaks to your point a little bit where, um, these, these cathedrals
00:45:47.220
are, they're everywhere, especially in like New York city and stuff, right?
00:45:53.640
I mean, even like I said, I live in, um, Virginia and we're in, I'm really close to Norfolk,
00:45:59.340
And yeah, that's like, it's like, they're, we're told like the population were such in, you
00:46:04.420
know, like the early mid to 1800s or whatever, mid to late 1800s.
00:46:09.120
But there's like churches like right next to each other.
00:46:14.220
Like they built this very elaborate cathedral versus right next to like, you could throw
00:46:21.820
And you can, you know, like the population, does the population support that?
00:46:28.120
Well, the thing is too, you can say like, oh, well, you know, they're just churches and,
00:46:31.820
and sure, maybe they're grandiose, but that's just aesthetically.
00:46:35.420
And it's like, no, it's not, it's not just an aesthetic function, right?
00:46:37.960
These churches, they have like an acoustic function.
00:46:40.780
There's a, there's a resonance in a, in a frequency function to these Gothic cathedrals.
00:46:45.420
There's that famous story of a woman who, um, recorded the sound of an organ in a Gothic
00:46:52.640
She then played that recording onto a, uh, somatic, what is it called?
00:47:00.540
And then all of a sudden what ends up happening is the salt on the cymatic plate organizes itself
00:47:04.380
into the shape of the windows of the cathedral, which like the implications of that, you know,
00:47:12.020
But clearly there's something directly related to the sound that is happening in that place
00:47:16.820
and the architecture that makes up that place is beyond our understanding.
00:47:20.960
So if someone came along one day and said definitively that these are relics of an empire that was
00:47:28.760
the millennial reign and that we don't even understand the technology and the, the, the,
00:47:34.660
the knowledge that went into building these, if they, if they said that to, I wouldn't even
00:47:38.820
I wouldn't even be surprised because it's, it escapes us as a culture to this day.
00:47:43.180
We live amongst them and we don't even realize their significance.
00:47:46.080
They're, they're something that I think if people really knew what they were, uh, we would
00:47:52.840
And then we'd have to face the question of, well, who built them?
00:47:55.800
Because we look back at ancient man, he's got the cathedrals that supposedly existed what
00:48:00.500
during the dark ages, you know, when, when, when mankind was going through, uh, I think
00:48:05.500
they were built during the age of enlightenment after we came out of the dark ages or something
00:48:10.100
But it's like, we look at our ancestors as being lesser than certainly, right?
00:48:15.160
How do we deal then with the fact that these people who are lesser than us created something
00:48:21.180
I think that that you can just chalk that up with like, cause I'm not one of these people
00:48:24.600
to say that, okay, so the, the Gothic and the, the grand buildings are evidence that,
00:48:30.820
that angels or saints came down and built them.
00:48:34.320
Cause like, I don't know, I don't know that I have no evidence of that.
00:48:36.640
But what I am saying is like, that's evidence of a big lie because I think, again, we're
00:48:41.900
told like this progression of man, well, where does that fit in then?
00:48:45.700
If there was an advanced time that was recent, right?
00:48:48.420
Because we don't even know how they did it and we don't know why they did it.
00:48:51.060
Like people would say like that, here's a good example.
00:48:56.680
I was clowning on the Dwayne Wade statue, right?
00:49:00.820
Everybody, everybody, everybody points out the fact that, that, wow, look at these statues
00:49:08.360
Like, how did they get like the cloths and stuff like that?
00:49:11.720
They look like they're folded, the muscles and like the nets and stuff like that.
00:49:17.600
And then you look at a statue of Dwayne Wade done recently.
00:49:24.260
It looks, it's not only did it not look like him, it's hideous.
00:49:32.980
It looks like a horror, it looks like, it looks like something from a horror movie.
00:49:36.600
And the fact that with all the technology, you think about like, I don't even know,
00:49:42.900
I don't even know how they even do it now, but you think like, oh, they could 3D print
00:49:49.280
I mean, like you could make something look exactly like him, right?
00:49:54.380
And then, so during this time where you were, we were sort of taught like that, that man
00:50:00.160
is worried about the bare necessities, like staying warm, getting food.
00:50:04.580
It seems like there, there was a time of like luxury and they weren't punching time clocks.
00:50:11.200
They weren't, you know, like we're, we're too busy to do all kinds of things.
00:50:14.340
Like imagine if you had all day long, you know, 365 to make great things.
00:50:18.720
So if you don't have to worry about like, you know, many people believe like in the
00:50:29.840
I like Dwayne Wade when he was like, he was like, who's that?
00:50:33.380
And he was like, obviously saying like he was impressed, but it was like, yeah, like
00:50:36.880
Like that's not, he was more just confused about who you just revealed to him.
00:50:41.000
So, so if some people will say, oh, well they had more time to do it then.
00:50:44.840
It's like, but doesn't that speak to a better time too?
00:50:48.580
Like if you had, if you, we're all, we all wish we had more time to do other things
00:50:55.680
So if they had more time during that time, it must be because they had certain needs
00:51:00.060
met that did not necessitate them going and doing menial jobs all the time.
00:51:05.920
That's really important to emphasize because we, you know, we're here kind of going
00:51:10.320
through the evidence for this situation and you don't have to be a theologian to look
00:51:17.100
at that and go, you look at your everyday life, look at the nine to five that you're
00:51:23.000
You know, if you look at the architecture of buildings nowadays, they're very utilitarian,
00:51:27.780
These are things that are meant to be tossed up as quickly and inexpensively as possible
00:51:32.380
while still being, you know, hopefully able to withstand weather and things like that.
00:51:36.580
But you can see that everything has this, we've removed the beauty from things like art even,
00:51:45.440
So how do a people who are struggling with the plague, who supposedly didn't live past
00:51:51.120
30 something years old, even though that's not really an accurate representation at all,
00:51:55.240
who's, who, who the, you know, the vast majority of children didn't make it.
00:51:59.480
They died, you know, uh, when they were still toddlers, how, how does it people like that
00:52:04.580
get to achieve, you know, levels of, of architecture and beauty that we, we don't even understand
00:52:12.300
I mean, just the, the, the drudgery of everyday life should leave you baffled about that.
00:52:19.480
So yeah, how are they, how are they, it doesn't make any sense on its face is there's a lot of
00:52:24.260
And so much of what we are looking into today as well, you know, even let's just say conspiracy
00:52:29.320
theorists, um, indicate that there was high, there was a likely chance that we were highly
00:52:36.040
advanced in the, in the past because so much of the megalithic structures that we see,
00:52:40.720
and I'm not saying this has anything to do with the little season in particular, but like
00:52:43.320
the, the megalithic structures that we see, we very often entertain that ancient man maybe
00:52:50.620
Maybe did have access to technology that we don't understand.
00:52:53.200
And maybe did have a greater understanding of the realm that we inhabit.
00:52:56.220
Um, but that stops seemingly at megalithic structures.
00:53:00.340
And then when it comes to the, the beautiful architecture of, and I'm not saying just like
00:53:04.660
you said, I'm not saying that the saints came down and they built these things.
00:53:07.900
I'm saying the people that built them understood something far deeper than we understand as
00:53:15.800
And we like to, as you said, look at the progression of time as we went from bad and got better.
00:53:23.860
That's just the progression that we're comfortable with.
00:53:27.980
I don't know how you look at these structures and say that's the case.
00:53:30.660
One of the biggest things that sticks out about the little season is this unearthing of what
00:53:40.240
A lot of people have become comfortable with that terminology.
00:53:43.680
Uh, the evidence of that empire having existed, whatever the nature of it was, once again,
00:53:49.660
flies in the face of our theory that we've gone from bad to good on a very steady stream
00:53:55.820
That's not the case because if you look at what we're building now, I mean, you can find
00:54:00.660
these videos, by the way, of people, they, they look at these, uh, these houses that are
00:54:04.380
popping up, you know, when you see like new developments and, um, and sometimes people
00:54:08.660
will go into these new developments and they'll show you like, look, this is what it's made
00:54:12.080
And everything's made out of like plywood, unbelievably cheap materials, right?
00:54:15.560
Everything is made out of some form of plastic, uh, whatever the case may be there.
00:54:20.860
The houses that they're creating are not the houses of old.
00:54:23.900
It seems like we're, honestly, you could point to a million reasons that suggest we're doing
00:54:29.780
the opposite where that we're actually getting worse over time and that we've been doing
00:54:35.960
I mean, in my old house in Brooklyn, um, I removed the wall illegally, but, um, when
00:54:40.420
I, when I took the wood out, uh, the wood had so much, so many like rings, you can see
00:54:47.300
They were at least, I don't know, 75 and it was like a darker, beautiful wood.
00:54:52.420
Um, and I just felt bad taking it out of there because then I replaced it with some crap
00:54:56.320
wood that had like six or seven rings from Home Depot, this pale, you know, pale brown
00:55:04.920
This is not built with the same care and quality.
00:55:15.560
I was like, let's just talk about this past weekend.
00:55:18.740
So we had Jake Paul fighting Mike Tyson, who's 58 years old.
00:55:23.420
And I was commenting, of course, probably like a, almost sounding like a boomer to my kids.
00:55:27.660
You know, I remember back in my day when I watched prime Mike Tyson fight real fighters.
00:55:40.720
But the funny part was, is that you had like, like literally you're filling up a football
00:55:55.600
I mean, I knew everyone was going to talk about it.
00:55:58.120
You didn't have to deal with an hour or two hours of buffering.
00:56:00.980
Well, I did watch, obviously, I was frustrated.
00:56:02.980
Luckily, it actually streamed okay during the fight.
00:56:05.140
But I mean, well, I mean, I kind of wish I had missed it now.
00:56:08.540
But the point being is like, that's kind of like a microcosm of everything.
00:56:19.780
And I said, I remember I was talking to my brother and I was like, thanks for that.
00:56:24.960
When I remember growing up, like, you know, especially like I was in high school and,
00:56:30.380
you know, like, you know, going to school, like in college in the 90s too.
00:56:33.340
And it's like that you had the 90s boxing of the heavyweights was like, gosh, I took it
00:56:40.760
I look back and you go watch the, you guys want to see real fights, go on YouTube and
00:56:49.100
And you just take for granted, like, that's always going to be like that.
00:56:52.660
But I mean, I think that's the ways a lot of things are.
00:56:56.820
And so what's interesting is like, you know, to get kind of technical, we build commercial
00:57:04.400
buildings and we frame things out of metal in commercial most, most of the time.
00:57:10.060
But there's, you know, so there's different gauges of studs when you put, build walls.
00:57:15.600
And so what's interesting is like the 20, you know, like basically the gauges dictate
00:57:24.360
So like a lot of studs, like, like in commercial buildings would be like 20 gauge studs.
00:57:32.160
Well, no, it's not actually a certain thickness now.
00:57:33.720
So now they have to like spec that it's 33 mil 20 gauge because the manufacturers are
00:57:39.900
making the studs in different ways to make, to cut costs, to make them.
00:57:45.780
Well, it's a 20 gauge, but it's really not as thick.
00:57:48.100
So the, the architects literally have to expect that it has to be this thick.
00:57:52.780
So that, I mean, like, that's kind of like to explain that when you go see, like, remember
00:57:58.260
that show American Pickers, I guess the one guy just died, but yeah, you know, they would
00:58:02.000
go find like these old toys from like, you know, like the early 1900s, the 1950s, the
00:58:08.980
And they would refinish these things and they were awesome toys because they were like, you
00:58:16.140
Of their, everything was built to last and they did last and they do last.
00:58:20.380
And now everything, including the buildings we build are literally, gee, just the cheapest
00:58:27.920
You throw up a building in order to sell your widgets and that's good enough.
00:58:31.680
And it doesn't matter if it's going to last because I don't care.
00:58:34.060
I'm not going to be here that long, but there was a time where obviously these buildings
00:58:37.740
would have lasted forever and they, and they have, you know, but you know what I'm saying?
00:58:43.140
I wish I would have measured that two by four because as I was holding it, thinking about
00:58:47.940
it now, it was, it felt like it was actually two by four, not like one and three quarters
00:58:57.940
So even though it's a two by four, it's not even two by four.
00:59:00.680
Is this like the great dwindling of everything?
00:59:05.220
You know, it's like people used to take on these endeavors and have lifelong works.
00:59:09.040
And now it's like you, you're seemingly like, you know, we're in the podcast world and it's
00:59:13.440
like, we make long form content, but there's a demand for very short form content.
00:59:18.400
Whereas other people in the past are like, you know, you hear stories of like people that
00:59:22.200
are content for writing their life's work in a book and it's okay if it takes 20 years
00:59:28.880
We have to process this and get it out to a public that only has an eight second long attention
00:59:32.820
span and so we need to make these clips for people that can't pay attention.
00:59:36.120
I don't know if that speaks to like this idea of like the quickening.
00:59:39.600
Like some people think that everything is shortening.
00:59:48.020
And I don't know if there's evidence to back that up per se, but I share that sentiment.
00:59:56.120
It seems like, like I do podcasting as a full-time job now and it seems like I don't have enough
01:00:03.140
hours in the day when I have more time than I ever have had and somehow I don't have enough.
01:00:09.160
And I'm like, is this just the realm that we inhabit or, you know, that something is happening?
01:00:15.500
There's a constricting of time or is it just like human psychology?
01:00:20.820
I don't know, but you can see the evidence for it everywhere.
01:00:26.400
I think it's, I wonder if it's a product too, like what you were saying about like being,
01:00:31.100
not feeling like there's enough hours in the day because I do feel like that there obviously
01:00:35.380
was a time where people, they took care of what they needed to take care of and then
01:00:43.000
You know, that's the funny, people always talk about like the, what is it, like the lords
01:00:46.420
and the serfs and everything is like, well, they had to work really hard.
01:00:49.500
Well, I'm sure they worked really hard when they were working on the harvest and things
01:00:52.880
But then there was a time where they had to rest.
01:00:58.640
It's like, I started to think about too, like we always complain, you know, I complain.
01:01:02.180
I like to complain a lot anyways, but you know, you get to this time of year when you're driving
01:01:07.640
home, like from work and it's like four 30 and it's already getting dark.
01:01:14.100
But, but if you really think about it, like what if you had been working all summer and
01:01:18.580
then obviously you're taking care of the harvest in the fall and then this is God's way of
01:01:27.480
So then you can chill out more, but we don't do that.
01:01:34.520
It sucks to get home in the dark, but we still have to continue to hammer away at the exact
01:01:40.080
same schedule, except for we get a couple of days off, like in the middle of the year.
01:01:44.580
But I think that that's like, I think maybe that's what it is.
01:01:47.860
I agree with the, with the internet, with technology, there's always a need to, people can get at
01:01:57.220
And it's like, I, I'm the same way where like the, now that I, you know, I don't do this
01:02:00.800
full time, but I always feel like that, oh, I haven't made a podcast in a while.
01:02:06.480
I need to record something so I can post it next week.
01:02:08.580
And then I'm like, well, I need to make some reels too.
01:02:11.320
And then I have to make reels to go along with that.
01:02:13.580
And it's like, sometimes I have to say, well, I'll make the reel today and I won't post it
01:02:17.620
till tomorrow because, because if I post it today, then I'll feel like I have to post
01:02:23.420
And it's like, has, has the time become shorter?
01:02:27.560
Is it just because I feel like I just, there's more demands on me because like I can do more.
01:02:34.160
And then sometimes you have to realize, like, I know that like when I was really like into
01:02:37.920
endurance sports and like working out and stuff, sometimes more is not better.
01:02:42.500
Sometimes you should like, you know, sometimes people don't want to hear from me all the time.
01:02:45.400
Like maybe it'd be better to leave them wanting more.
01:02:50.020
It's like that you can work out really hard, but you won't get any better because you get
01:02:54.780
better when you rest and you get better when you recover.
01:02:58.580
And I think that maybe, maybe some of that is loss is because everything, everybody wants
01:03:07.060
I think, I think honestly, in the idea of the little season and it doesn't even necessarily
01:03:12.140
have to be unique to the little season is the fact that that is like the movie, the matrix.
01:03:18.700
And if, if that's what the devil is doing to us is we're at cogs in a machine and we're
01:03:24.220
And obviously when you're, when you're trying to, you know, not necessarily do bad things
01:03:38.780
And then, so then you're distracted from what's really important.
01:03:41.660
And also what they're doing is they're inundating us with so many options and so much
01:03:45.900
entertainment that's like, you know, the, the bread and circus comes so fast and it's,
01:03:50.920
And I think that boredom has a way of slowing down.
01:03:54.020
Maybe boredom is not a great word for it, but when there's tranquility and there's nothing
01:03:56.900
going on, time does seem to elongate a little bit.
01:04:00.720
We look at it as a negative thing because we're bored in that moment.
01:04:03.580
I think it's because, especially in the West, we don't have an appreciation for stillness
01:04:09.180
and doing nothing and just being in the moment.
01:04:11.520
But, um, to, to, to counter that, that stillness, it's like, they're inundating us constantly
01:04:18.820
And I think that gives a sensation of a, of a, of a speeding up.
01:04:22.420
I was going to say like, uh, to JT's point, because, uh, I was, I was in construction also.
01:04:27.020
I used to do, uh, I used to build the tracks in New York city.
01:04:29.560
So it's like super heavy construction, but my whole life I was on a schedule, you know,
01:04:34.600
whether it be overnight or like a nine to five driving a tractor trailer.
01:04:37.580
Uh, then I moved to Florida and I was working online remotely for odyssey.com.
01:04:45.960
And now I just work for myself and my, my company's hop lobster.com.
01:04:50.200
And I still have times where I'm working from home and I go, I'm not doing enough.
01:04:55.680
Like I'm not, because I'm not working nine to five.
01:04:58.760
I'm not swiping something, sitting down, doing work, driving a truck, swinging a hammer.
01:05:09.520
I need to do this, this, this by today, by tomorrow.
01:05:15.280
And sometimes that'll take me two hours and then I'll go, huh, I'm supposed to be doing
01:05:26.320
And sometimes I'll over-exceed my mark, but always continuing to build.
01:05:29.480
So, and I think people that come from that nine to five background, when you're doing
01:05:33.180
stuff like podcasting and being a content creator, like you're, you're moving into JT, you have
01:05:38.860
to start to think in that way because entrepreneurs and people that work for themselves don't work
01:05:44.720
So don't beat yourself down, like set yourself a goal.
01:05:51.680
Well, no, I mean, I think that, I think that that's the thing.
01:05:54.420
It's like, I, I do think that like, I, I have recognized recently that, yeah, like, you
01:05:58.960
know, I can't, I'll, I know there's people like probably been like me who burn themselves
01:06:06.060
You can only go at a certain, go at a certain pace, but to bring it back, to bring it back
01:06:10.440
to, uh, the whole topic of the little season and everything, you start to wonder, it's like,
01:06:16.680
And do you think, does this sound like a issue to pray anybody back in those days?
01:06:21.680
So, I mean, obviously the answer is probably not.
01:06:25.480
With that being said, do you ever get to the sense that when you're reading the Bible,
01:06:29.600
it's like you're, you have trouble wrapping your head around the book of revelation in
01:06:40.500
Like, like, well, what I'm saying is like the, the issues we're talking about right now
01:06:45.440
don't really seem like issues that, that come up a lot in the Bible about like the things,
01:06:50.440
the things that we're wrestling with right now, and all I, all that being said is that
01:06:55.600
I think it's very obvious that the audience for the Bible is a lot different than we are.
01:07:01.260
And I think that sometimes we're projecting things onto the Bible that were never really
01:07:08.200
It's not, obviously everything in the Bible can be related to us.
01:07:11.540
And obviously the struggles of people are always kind of the same.
01:07:15.220
The God's the same, the devil's the same, but at the same way that when you realize like
01:07:22.180
the audience for the Bible and we're not really the audience for the Bible, right?
01:07:30.300
The, um, the people Jesus is speaking to are not us.
01:07:33.900
The promises are good to us, but I, I believe that, I think that's where it's kind of gets
01:07:38.860
lost where I think that sometimes, sometimes you do have to sit back and you're like, this
01:07:46.640
We talked to Brian from Demon Racers and, uh, it's fast.
01:07:49.960
Every time we talk to him, we go through more scripture where it's like, you know, the Genesis
01:07:53.720
six will say, uh, there was Nephilim on the days, um, days before the flood and also after,
01:08:00.320
And it's like, everybody knows this, but like we're living with giants and monsters and
01:08:05.740
But like, we read it today and just completely look past that part.
01:08:09.260
And every, like I said, when Brian comes and he's bringing up scripture, we're like, wait,
01:08:14.200
Um, there's things in Leviticus talking about, like, we can't let these beasts and people
01:08:23.820
And that's why they kind of just glazed, glazed over those details.
01:08:28.580
And I think, but I think that's why a lot of people like get confused about some of these,
01:08:32.400
these passages and they say, well, it's got to be for now because I don't have evidence
01:08:38.200
But you're like, again, we don't have evidence for a lot of things.
01:08:40.820
Like we, like we can't even, we can't, we really don't believe now.
01:08:45.440
I mean, like I said, whether we're right or we're wrong, we can't reliably trust the fact
01:08:49.320
that when they say this building in your town was built in 1890, that we really believe it.
01:08:56.140
So when, to go back to a question, I guess I didn't answer it very clearly was like that
01:09:00.340
when Ed was saying like the mountains would be moved and the islands would be removed
01:09:11.300
It's like, but they're also kind of detailed for being wrong.
01:09:15.260
Like, so what if the maps were actually correct?
01:09:22.240
Like, I'm not, I can't reliably say it has or it hasn't because I didn't live back in
01:09:28.020
They didn't give us a map in the Bible, you know, in during one of the prophecies.
01:09:37.080
You know, the Bible talks about Mount Zion and there's a little hill in Israel.
01:09:42.580
It talks about the Sea of Galilee and it's a lake.
01:09:44.900
It talks about the Jordan River and it's a creek.
01:09:47.480
Like there's a lot of things that are not quite exactly what we thought they would be.
01:09:50.780
There's really only one mountain in Israel and it's Mount Hermon.
01:09:54.020
But, but all the other things are kind of small hills and it's like they knew what mountains
01:09:59.580
So why were they calling all these things mountains when they're literally not mountains?
01:10:03.680
You know, some people have questions, the, the geography altogether.
01:10:07.820
I do believe that the Middle East is where all that stuff happened.
01:10:10.740
I don't believe America is where the promised land was.
01:10:13.480
I don't believe that this was Egypt or anything like that.
01:10:16.560
But at the same time, would I bet everything on it?
01:10:21.660
Cause I come relying on people to tell me what's true at the same time.
01:10:26.280
Like we don't know, we, we really don't know a lot and we have to be honest with ourselves
01:10:32.620
So if Jesus said specifically to certain people that he was going to come back before the generation
01:10:37.520
passed away, well, I would rather go, I would rather, I would rather meet him today saying
01:10:44.140
I believed him than saying I doubted it because I didn't see enough evidence that it happened.
01:10:48.640
Well, that's one of the things that, um, shout out to Dr. Narco Longo of Old World Florida,
01:10:54.980
whether or not you agree with him is inconsequential.
01:10:57.840
What I think is interesting is that he has managed to amass, you know, a body of evidence,
01:11:02.940
whether anecdotal or otherwise, uh, and you can contest all of his points, but he's still
01:11:06.560
managed to create this large body of evidence that suggests that, you know, he, he believes
01:11:12.940
that the Garden of Eden was in, in Florida, I believe.
01:11:15.780
And he, he's got a lot of interesting ideas and I'm not outright dismissing him, but what
01:11:21.380
is, I think the most important thing to take away from that is that we're left in such a
01:11:26.940
state of confusion here in 2024 that even ideas like that people are receptive to.
01:11:33.860
It's almost, it's almost glaringly clear, you know, if, if you were to say somebody's
01:11:41.800
hiding something from me and somebody would say, well, what are they hiding?
01:11:49.000
And they would go, well, if you don't know what they are hiding, then they're not hiding
01:11:54.120
I see a lot of evidence for things having been hidden.
01:11:58.200
And it seems that people have gone through incredible lengths to obfuscate our history
01:12:04.200
You know, when it comes to Tartaria or the orphan trains, one of the big things that's
01:12:08.400
going on right now is, you know, the obsession with the bells, the seemingly buried bells all
01:12:17.640
There are the world's fairs, you know, Chicago's world fair.
01:12:22.740
You know, there's all these theories going around that.
01:12:25.140
Uh, Dr. Narco Longo, one of the things that I do think he, he kind of is, is over the
01:12:30.560
target on is this idea that here in Florida, there are these, um, Longo Narco, Longo Narco,
01:12:37.880
Um, all over Florida, there are these giant stones with clear symmetrical holes bored through
01:12:45.900
He maintains that those are actually a very specific type of, uh, anchor that Scandinavians
01:12:52.120
And he says that in, uh, the panhandle of Florida, we have discovered, uh, burial mounds
01:13:02.400
Florida is the only place in the world that has gopher wood.
01:13:03.920
There's a lot of really interesting stuff, but, uh, the only people that practice burial
01:13:07.260
mounds of this particular nature were the Scandinavians.
01:13:10.120
He's got evidence for the ancient Egyptians having been here before, uh, because you know,
01:13:13.980
the, the narrative that we get and put Dr. Narco Longo's stuff to the side, the narrative
01:13:19.380
that we get from modern day archeology and all these different institutions is that,
01:13:23.520
you know, European settlers showed up and there was peace loving Native Americans that,
01:13:27.800
uh, were essentially slaughtered and given smallpox blankets.
01:13:31.260
And, and the story of the Americas is one of the, of, of conquerors and, and, you know,
01:13:35.000
torture and all these other things, which you alluded to earlier.
01:13:37.540
It's like, they weren't, uh, peace loving people.
01:13:40.500
You know, the Comanches for, for one, a warring tribe, uh, they were going around.
01:13:47.200
The Aztecs, the Maya, the Inca, they were all practicing human sacrifice in mass, uh,
01:13:53.120
Um, there was so much that we don't understand.
01:13:56.440
We're constantly given a truncated version of history and you could very easily start
01:14:01.700
to suspect that somebody is trying to hide something.
01:14:08.460
What is that important that so many, so much apparatus would be geared towards obfuscating
01:14:15.180
You know, is it just that there's a psychological benefit to detaching people from their past
01:14:18.900
or is there a much larger implication happening?
01:14:23.180
Well, I think that again, like we always talk about like the, the elites being devil worshipers,
01:14:28.120
you know, so like the secret society is kind of running this place.
01:14:32.280
Because they have had hidden knowledge, you know, obviously you think everyone, everyone
01:14:38.180
I think they say there's over 50 miles of like bookshelves in the Vatican.
01:14:43.080
Like, you know, it's hard to even imagine that's real, but I mean, that's what they said.
01:14:48.400
Like, I don't, it's hard to even like comprehend that.
01:14:54.200
So like, don't they like, why would they hide stuff like that when they tell us what's in
01:15:00.060
So the real question is like, did I do believe that some of this hidden history is not hidden
01:15:08.100
But what's interesting is I did a video on Columbus Day, obviously clowning on the story
01:15:13.980
of Columbus, how stupid it is that he was a ball earther.
01:15:17.580
So he realized that going the opposite way would not make him fall off the edge of the
01:15:25.740
Why would he ever think that going the opposite way would be faster though?
01:15:31.160
So what we're told is that he didn't believe there was the Americas so he could sail across
01:15:36.320
the Atlantic and Pacific together, which had been way harder, right?
01:15:42.880
Obviously they didn't even call it India back then.
01:15:47.000
Now, what's interesting is I remember when I went to school back in the day that with
01:15:51.660
a wink and a nod, the teachers kind of always said, you know, some people believe the Vikings
01:15:56.660
Some people believe like Leif Erikson got here before Columbus did.
01:16:02.980
I don't think it's still in the history books though, but a lot of people believe that the
01:16:06.640
And so with that being said, they believe 500 years before Columbus got here.
01:16:16.160
So now that it's acknowledged that they got here first, what'd they do?
01:16:22.480
You know, so they, they made it all the way over here and for 500 years, they didn't come
01:16:32.220
What makes sense though, is if they did do things, right?
01:16:36.480
So what, you know, so even by even putting a label on them as Vikings.
01:16:41.880
So like you, we have a thought in your head of like these kind of brutes, right?
01:16:45.080
To come over and they, well, they're too stupid.
01:16:48.340
Like they were only a pillage and rape and all that kind of stuff.
01:16:51.900
No, they knew how to do things because they were Europeans.
01:16:55.580
And even if they did not do anything, do you think the,
01:17:00.200
do you think there's any chance that they would not have told anyone in Europe that
01:17:04.180
they got over to this land over in this other place?
01:17:07.640
So then the idea of Columbus one day thinking those continents do not exist is an obvious
01:17:23.800
And that's the evidence of the cities that possibly were already here that were founded later.
01:17:29.560
Because now you push back the American timeline, a thousand, you know, from 1492 to like a
01:17:36.680
And then I told you, I already said like that, that with that Gunnar Heinsohn, he's talking
01:17:42.260
about taking 700 years out of the first millennium.
01:17:47.100
So the way he does it, he was dating things backwards.
01:17:49.900
So he was basically saying like the Holy Roman Empire, like in Germany, he was dating things
01:17:55.820
So he's basically saying like, instead of like saying it's like the year 1324, which I guess
01:18:00.140
if he took 700 years away, that's what it would be.
01:18:02.560
He was basically more like saying that the times of Jesus was more like your 800, 800,
01:18:09.680
So the interesting part about that is, so now you're putting the Roman Empire right
01:18:15.880
Now, I thought one of the more fascinating points he made was that the Viking ships, they
01:18:21.540
supposedly didn't invent the square sail into like, I don't know, like, you know, in all
01:18:27.280
the years of the Vikings, like they didn't invent the square sail into a certain year.
01:18:30.880
Well, when he was comparing the Roman in the Roman boats in the Viking boats, they're the
01:18:37.620
So now think about everything else, just not the sail.
01:18:39.760
So, well, just think about, so just think about that.
01:18:41.700
So like if the Viking boats in the Roman boats were the same, so obviously the Viking or the
01:18:49.420
So now think about the architecture in America.
01:18:53.540
So now, so now if you think about it like that, if you think about, there was this time
01:18:57.280
where the Romans did go over to this, this land and now think about the crazy columns,
01:19:03.320
places like Washington, D.C., and then you think about the mud flood, the Romans came
01:19:10.780
They all had the same kind of architectural style.
01:19:13.160
They came over here and then somehow something bad happened and things were covered in mud.
01:19:19.680
Now, actually, this kind of makes a lot, a lot more sense that there was these buildings
01:19:29.800
So, I mean, yeah, you could either take time away or you could move us closer to the time
01:19:36.460
Either way, it doesn't really matter to us because we really don't know when, we have
01:19:40.840
a hard time picking where our starting point is.
01:19:42.540
But point being is like that, yeah, to go back to your saying, the questioning of like
01:19:49.980
whether the Garden of Eden was here and all that kind of stuff.
01:19:52.600
And I think it's more like there's more just noise in this narrative where it's like that
01:19:58.480
is that possibly like as the internet is in full force, we have podcasts like this, we
01:20:10.840
But at the same time, the system is being flooded with everything.
01:20:14.140
And I'm not saying this guy is wrong about everything.
01:20:15.720
I'm just saying like that, that it does seem like if there was a time, there was a little
01:20:22.200
Maybe at that point where people were starting to catch back on, maybe that's what happens
01:20:30.040
And then some people just throw their hands up and it's like, well, I don't believe history,
01:20:35.000
That's I'm going to believe I'm going to believe the story that's most comfortable for me.
01:20:45.180
Well, really, Sam Tripoli says it all the time.
01:20:48.240
He goes, it's like they're flooding things to the to the extent that you don't know if
01:20:53.000
And that willingness to throw your hands in the air and go, you know what, dude, I don't
01:21:01.160
That's not indicative of like people that have a clear and concise understanding of history
01:21:05.400
We've been flooded with so much disinformation.
01:21:08.020
In many ways, the Internet is is a curse for that.
01:21:12.480
Because it's like we have access to all these different theories, but you can spend an
01:21:16.520
unbelievable amount of time dedicating resources to understanding one particular theory.
01:21:20.960
And in the time that it would have taken you to come to a conclusion, 10 more would have
01:21:27.560
You don't know if they're if they're, you know, false trails to go down.
01:21:31.160
And so, you know, I look at this as like a really excellent confusion campaign or demoralization
01:21:41.860
One of my main concerns with and it's just why we had you have you back on the show to
01:21:47.940
This is why we talk with Ed about this is why it comes up.
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It's just kind of talking about the little season.
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And the people who believe in the little snout.
01:22:58.620
Now, I don't know how this would even play out in the timeline of people who think the
01:23:04.500
But Jesus comes back and he comes back in a way that looks like the book of Revelation
01:23:11.060
says, like the first coming of Christ, according to little seasoners.
01:23:20.280
What happens when these people look and they turn away?
01:23:25.800
Also, how does the, when Christ does come back and, you know, banishes Satan to the pit
01:23:32.660
of hell and then we start anew at the end of the little season, how does that look in
01:23:37.100
comparison to his first coming, according to little seasoners?
01:23:41.400
Like, if we are deceived at that point, at that, it's super, I mean, it's trepidatious
01:23:47.700
But if I'm wrong and I think that, I think the little season is, if I do the little season's
01:23:54.240
incorrect and Jesus comes back, but it's a, it's just a, I don't know, blue beam, operation
01:24:02.860
If the little seasoners see him come back and they turn around, do you see what I mean?
01:24:12.640
Like, so what, like, so what scenario is somebody who believes that this stuff already
01:24:17.140
happened, like what, if Jesus comes back, like, like every eye will see him.
01:24:22.720
And so am I going to say, well, that certainly can't be Jesus because I know he already came
01:24:28.700
Like, so like, he's not going to accept me because I think he came back in the first
01:24:32.380
Like did, well, if he's coming back with a sword, he's coming back to do damage to people.
01:24:36.840
And it's like that, that I know that those who would seek to save their lives will lose
01:24:41.400
And those who are willing to lose it for my sake to find it.
01:24:43.320
So like what God's plan is, like, I don't know how it all shakes out at the end of the
01:24:48.640
So like, I'm, I'm kind of like in the way that, that I, all I really know is that, you
01:24:54.520
know, even God's, you know, Jesus told the disciples that, you know, blessed are those
01:24:58.780
who are doing what they're told when their master returns.
01:25:00.940
So like the, if I'm here preaching the gospel and I'm not telling people like to take the
01:25:06.340
mark of the beast because, oh, like, well, gosh, that can't be the mark of the beast
01:25:09.800
So go ahead, get that microchip in your hand, you know, go do all that stuff.
01:25:13.600
Like, I'm not, I think that that's usually the, what's reserved for a lot of preterists
01:25:17.580
are saying, oh, well, this is why this is dangerous because you're going to tell people
01:25:21.840
It's like, no, I'm not, nobody's telling anyone to get any mark.
01:25:24.360
Obviously, you know, that we're the most skeptical of everything our government tells us.
01:25:32.100
We don't know what any of this is going to look like.
01:25:34.040
We would never know what any, like, even like in the idea before the, um, I, I came
01:25:39.540
to the little season idea is that I'm thinking Jesus is going to come back.
01:25:44.660
I thought, I don't know what's going to happen.
01:25:46.820
I think that maybe, you know, tribulation is going to happen.
01:25:49.100
Obviously there's going to be persecution of the church and, and people are going to
01:25:55.940
Like, I don't, like, I don't see that as being a lot differently.
01:25:58.540
Like that, if you think that the end of the tribulation ends with a battle between like
01:26:04.620
the devil and Jesus and all the, you know, all this, these principalities and world armies.
01:26:10.040
Well, that sounds kind of like the battle of Gog and Magog.
01:26:13.840
So like, I feel like that God has not told me to do anything different before either scenario.
01:26:19.440
Like God's like what, those who would live by the sword, we're going to die by the sword.
01:26:24.920
So it's, to me, it's like that if Jesus is your example of like, if you get taken before
01:26:34.200
Like, so I'm not going to fight against whatever's happening.
01:26:37.780
It's like, I know that, that, you know, Jesus basically said, don't worry about what you
01:26:41.940
Like, obviously the Holy Spirit is going to speak through you and that kind of thing.
01:26:44.560
I feel like that to me, it's like came in this world naked, naked.
01:26:54.140
Like, that's why, like, I'm not one of these people who say, oh, well, if you don't believe
01:26:58.980
in the little season, then obviously you're not a Christian, you know, like in the same
01:27:02.520
way that some people would say, oh, well, you're a preterist.
01:27:06.140
And it's like, oh, you actually believe Jesus literally insane.
01:27:09.500
Like, you know, my point is that what I know to be fruit of, of a Christian is the fact
01:27:24.060
I mean, cause I, I believe I'm one of these people would say like, like the Mormon church,
01:27:28.300
the Catholic church, are those Christian churches?
01:27:33.540
I believe there's little old ladies who do not know all the ins and outs of the theology
01:27:37.880
and don't understand, but they believe in Jesus and they love each other and they, and
01:27:42.840
they exude all the fruits, but they might have things in the doctrine that are wrong.
01:27:48.680
And I think that sometimes people do get lost in the weeds where it's like, in order to be
01:27:52.940
right, I have to push this person into the point of heresy in order to debunk them.
01:28:00.600
Like I said, cause I'm, I'm literally saying like any example, anything that comes up in
01:28:06.140
these discussions, it's like, what it like pray about it.
01:28:09.240
Like, like, like, like don't, I don't tell people to trust me.
01:28:12.760
I tell people to, you know, to look, to look into it and see God and see what he says about
01:28:17.100
But I mean, any decisions you make like that involve your family and yourself and your own
01:28:25.060
Well, that's, that wasn't, that wasn't my question that I was asking what I was, but
01:28:31.460
I may, I think I did a bad job of just, uh, of framing the question.
01:28:36.060
Can I try to ask one top that I think is kind of in alignment with what you were asking?
01:28:40.900
So JT, and this is obviously speculation, um, you know, that, that, that you'd be able to
01:28:47.340
What do you think might be to the opposition's advantage for doing this?
01:28:56.600
Because I can see, um, the argument for we are in this deception.
01:29:03.960
Like we, so if, if the little season theory is correct, then the Jews that are in Israel
01:29:08.720
right now are not even close to the Jews that are in the Bible that revelation is talking
01:29:15.980
Why are they recreating it unless they want to create a deception and a diversion for when
01:29:25.800
It's like, when I hear that, I, it, something about it resonates with me.
01:29:30.120
Like, cause there's even this element that appears there's an effort to, um, maybe manufacture
01:29:37.100
is not the best word, but to create biblical prophecy.
01:29:40.560
The reason I say that is like, um, and let's even move away from biblical prophecy.
01:29:45.980
Let's just say prophecy in general, cause there's all these different books, but like
01:29:48.460
when it comes to the rabbinic Jews and the red heifers and all these different things,
01:29:52.180
um, there's also a bunch of stuff about Donald Trump that I would argue there's an effort
01:29:56.200
to make him sort of fit the bill of the antichrist.
01:29:58.980
Um, whether or not he actually fits it is a different discussion.
01:30:02.500
But to me, it almost seems like you can say confidently they're trying to make him appear
01:30:08.060
So when I hear, well, the timeline's messed up, they're obfuscating our past, they're
01:30:12.900
trying to manufacture prophecy, prophecy in real time.
01:30:19.360
Like, why would they ever want to help us, like make us want to support people who say
01:30:24.800
that Jesus is literally burning in hell and excrement?
01:30:30.900
Why would they ever deceive us in that way where we would send money to people who are bombing
01:30:37.880
Like, maybe that's why, like, maybe that's why that we would support Israel no matter what,
01:30:41.660
because this is what God wants, because this is prophecy.
01:30:45.180
And it's like, but name me one time in the Bible where Israel entered the land of Canaan
01:30:56.400
Whether they're related to Jacob is irrelevant to me, because what Jesus says, what Paul says,
01:31:03.920
what all the prophets say is, what even John the Baptist says, do you not say you're children
01:31:09.800
of Abraham, because, because God could raise up children of Abraham through these rocks.
01:31:15.120
Because believing in the promise of Abraham is what count is counted as righteousness.
01:31:22.560
Even like in Paul says in, in Romans nine, he's saying like, did not everyone who descended
01:31:30.200
And it's not because about what you're related to.
01:31:32.840
And I think the point is like, so God is a, not a, he does not show partiality in person.
01:31:38.780
So he says, I think he says that in, in Acts 15, he's like saying like that it's, God had
01:31:44.720
poured his Holy Spirit out on the Gentiles and it was about belief in his promise, his belief
01:31:49.500
So all the promises are fulfilled through Jesus.
01:31:54.800
You could show all the receipts to go back to Jacob.
01:31:57.720
But if you don't believe in him, it's like, well, how good is that?
01:32:00.380
Obviously you think about like, so Moses led the Israelites to all up to the doorstep of
01:32:06.100
Canaan, but they didn't believe so they couldn't get in.
01:32:08.480
Is that not the example of like what we should think about?
01:32:11.240
Like that it didn't matter that they were related to Jacob.
01:32:17.320
So in the same way that these people can say, I'm related to him as they spit on Jesus.
01:32:27.100
And, and so we're supposed to support that because this is what's supposed to happen,
01:32:36.240
Like it did not says God says, says dispensationalists, says Zionists, says people who get big checks
01:32:48.220
And I think that you look, you go look at like, here's a good example is Greg Locke.
01:32:55.440
I posted a video about him saying that during, after October 7th, that they needed to make
01:33:02.500
the Gaza Strip a parking lot and they need to wipe the Dome of the Rock off the map so they
01:33:08.700
So then they could usher in the coming of Jesus.
01:33:15.460
And I'm not, I'm not saying every futurist is like him, but this guy is literally talking
01:33:20.320
about them building a third temple to an antichrist.
01:33:23.160
Cause we all know, even the futurists would say that third temple is not going to be for
01:33:31.840
Like, so when you think about like the way you see, like the coordinated powers in this
01:33:36.740
world that support the war in Ukraine, support the war in Israel, everyone's sending our
01:33:42.520
money over there and largely at least a professed Christian nation supports all this crap.
01:33:50.840
When you're like, don't the people, even if you, even if they're bad, don't the people on
01:33:57.640
the other side of those fences have equal access to the kingdom if they believe.
01:34:04.160
So like why we wouldn't, we, we wouldn't be as Christians supporting that kind of thing
01:34:07.740
unless it was dictated that this is Bible prophecy.
01:34:12.920
And like, Chris, look at all the people are hating on Israel.
01:34:15.720
I guess this sounds like Armageddon's about to happen.
01:34:18.300
It's like, no, maybe people are hating on them because they're doing evil things.
01:34:24.200
Or it could, it could be that because even in the Bible, people, the support Israel people,
01:34:29.640
no matter what, what about when Israel, what about when God sent foreign nations to destroy
01:34:34.060
What about in Matthew 24, Luke 21, when he says literally did the, the armies are going
01:34:43.900
God did because they were, because, because they crucified his son.
01:34:48.160
And so like, meanwhile, they're, they're denying him still today.
01:34:53.780
And then we're supposed to believe that he's going to save them now.
01:34:58.320
They don't believe if they, if they would believe in this, like I said, this is not anything
01:35:05.080
It's like they have access at any time to the kingdom, just like you and I do.
01:35:12.920
So just think about even in that dispensational view is that they believe that during the
01:35:21.800
So in this view that history is, as we were taught, it's been 40 generations since Jesus.
01:35:28.580
So every generation of those people have died in rebellion since then, but God could save
01:35:35.520
them at any moment when he starts the tribulation and the magic happens and they all turn around
01:35:44.260
So in that view, doesn't that make God seem like the bad guy?
01:35:46.980
Because he could change their hearts at any moment, but yet he doesn't.
01:35:51.560
But in my view, it's, they could change themselves.
01:35:55.680
Now they could, they could believe at any point and they would be saved.
01:35:59.980
And to me, it's like when Jesus came, he fulfilled all the promises.
01:36:05.640
Just think about like the original promise to Abraham was that he was going to make his
01:36:10.560
descendants of the sands of the sea, the stars in the sky, and then through him, all nations
01:36:18.300
Now, if you're a Christian today, can you deny that happened?
01:36:24.120
And if you say it wasn't kept, then what, then what would, what would complete that promise?
01:36:29.520
Because you could have access to the kingdom of heaven right now.
01:36:34.120
And then some people are saying, no, but he has to come back like this and then they can
01:36:41.520
And we, we accept that he came and we don't, I don't know how it'll end at the end, but
01:36:46.700
I do know that if I believe in him, I'll be with him.
01:36:49.780
And I think that, I think, I really do believe that like, sometimes people are just looking
01:36:54.800
for the physical so much in the same way of the people who denied him in the first place.
01:36:59.900
And I'm saying like, that I don't know how it all happened just in the same way that,
01:37:03.580
that Abraham left a place that he knew to go to a land that he didn't know, but he believed
01:37:09.560
that it would be good if he did because he believed God.
01:37:15.120
That's, that actually, that gives me a little bit more like, uh, uh, it gives me a little
01:37:20.080
bit more solace when I, when I'm thinking about this, because when I did see, when I,
01:37:23.940
when you talk to people that believe in the little season on Twitter, they're very like
01:37:28.000
And it almost does get to that point of, uh, like, I think that this will happen.
01:37:33.720
And then I, that's why my mind starts to think of like this split between, you know, Judaism
01:37:37.860
And I'm like, someone's going to be wrong here and someone's going to be deceived and
01:37:46.740
We got to get this right a hundred percent because it's, it's the biggest issue in our
01:37:50.340
And especially with this new information being presented, I'm like, I, the people have to
01:37:57.020
Cause when it happens, we have to be on the right side of, on the right side of history.
01:38:03.060
This is the issue of, of leading on our own understanding though.
01:38:06.200
It's like, right now we're in this really weird space where, um, you know, even let's
01:38:12.560
There's a lot of contention amongst Christians as to whether or not, um, the Nephilim were
01:38:18.040
the offspring of fallen angels, or if we're really just talking about like the line of
01:38:23.320
And what I notice is that people, and I'm guilty of this myself, when you're, when somebody
01:38:30.080
comes to you about a topic that's close to you, but with a differentiation, a lot of people
01:38:38.240
And really what I see this is, is just the many lines that divide Christians.
01:38:41.900
And in reality, I do believe that if you believe Jesus Christ came, died for your sins, was
01:38:48.700
resurrected, is the way, the truth, and the life, then this is all going to work out for
01:38:54.500
Like, like, I don't think there's anything wrong with trying to understand.
01:38:58.240
If I did, I wouldn't be doing the things that I am doing.
01:39:00.200
I wouldn't be exploring the topics that I am, but ultimately that connective tissue as Christians
01:39:05.820
should be so much stronger than the very few ways in which we disagree, because really what
01:39:11.080
we're arguing about at the end of the day is minutiae, is minutiae.
01:39:15.520
The overarching fundamental cornerstone to this entire realm is Jesus Christ.
01:39:20.980
If you agree with that, then the rest of it is like debate points.
01:39:24.880
But we've gotten away from that kind of like cheeky debate where like, you know, sometimes
01:39:30.600
somebody will, I'll go off on a tangent about whether or not Donald Trump is the antichrist.
01:39:36.700
And somebody will say, like Josie, the redhead libertarian, she goes, no, Obama's the antichrist.
01:39:50.600
But like, instead for most interactions, it, it boils down to this horrifying thing where
01:39:58.660
It's, it's what I do, but there's a difference between like, you know, hurling a, a obtuse
01:40:04.680
insult at somebody or calling that person a purposeful deceiver because I have an element
01:40:15.000
This is what I believe that the fall of these did.
01:40:16.740
And, and, and because of that belief, now I am a, you know, I'm some sort of an agent.
01:40:24.460
And that, I mean, like, you know, if you want to hurl an insult or whatever, people recover
01:40:28.300
But when you start to suspect that everybody is out to subvert you and deceive you and is
01:40:34.680
a false shepherd and all the other, and it's like, I feel like the question should be, do
01:40:40.240
you believe that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the light?
01:40:42.940
If you say yes, then everything else is just debate topics.
01:40:50.460
And I've been experiencing, because I've not been a Christian my entire life.
01:40:57.500
And it is a phenomenon within this religious community that I am unfamiliar with.
01:41:03.440
And I would, I imagine that there is a tremendous amount of unity within Christianity as a whole.
01:41:12.400
But the ways in which we're divided are, when you take a step back, they're almost like
01:41:19.640
And I'm not saying that the little season is inconsequential or anything like that, but
01:41:22.200
I'm just saying like the, the, the main focus here is Jesus and everything else seems to
01:41:30.180
Well, it's like you're, it's, it's more about why than what, right?
01:41:36.180
Like, I think that that's ultimately like that, that if love covers a multitude of sins,
01:41:40.860
it's like, it's your heart is really, it has to be right before God.
01:41:45.060
Like, it's like, you know, because God knows what you could say that you believe, and then
01:41:53.240
They, they, I mean, everybody says they're a Christian in America.
01:41:55.600
Not everybody, but if you know what I'm saying, like in large part, they would say that,
01:41:58.180
well, I'm not Jewish, so I'm definitely Christian.
01:42:00.020
I celebrate Christmas, but ultimately it's like, so why you, why do certain people believe
01:42:08.820
And why do some people believe that they were from the line of Seth and weird stuff like
01:42:18.100
And as I said, you go look at certain churches where I would say like, they're speaking just
01:42:22.880
crazy doctrines that I don't think are biblical at all.
01:42:25.580
And I don't even know how that anybody who does believe could sit in the pews and listen
01:42:30.900
At the same time, I would say like, I see people with the fruits of the spirit living like Jesus
01:42:40.760
Why don't they, so like, so does, would God want me to go argue with those people about
01:42:47.080
You know, like I said, it's, it's kind of like that.
01:42:49.420
I even think about like the wheat and the tares.
01:42:51.280
So, you know, the parable about like, he's saying like the, that, you know, the, the
01:42:55.500
reapers or the angels are saying, do you want us to go pull them up?
01:42:58.400
And he's like, no, because some of the wheat will come up with them.
01:43:01.040
So it's kind of like when you are trying to point out this heretic and you're trying to
01:43:05.780
fight against them, it's like, you could be pulling up wheat as you undress this person,
01:43:14.460
It's because it's like, ultimately the wheat will grow and the wheat will obviously go into
01:43:20.900
So I think that like, where I've, I've came to this conclusion from, again, like the
01:43:27.360
future's position, not that long ago, like what I ever got to the opinion that I am now
01:43:33.060
by like somebody berating me and say how stupid I am for believing in red heifers and third
01:43:39.760
It's like, no, nobody, you know, it's kind of like, because you have to come to, this
01:43:50.940
And I think that's like the whole thing with like the NPCs and cognitive dissonance.
01:43:55.200
And it's like, you know, that you could lay out a great argument.
01:44:05.040
And it's like, because it's not, it's not, it's not up here.
01:44:08.080
It's, it's, it's in here is why they don't believe.
01:44:11.120
And I think that's why it's always like, as a Christian, you, you know, people don't remember
01:44:16.940
what you said all more than they remember how they made you made them feel.
01:44:20.580
So like people are going to come around to your opinion when you allow them to, by loving
01:44:26.660
them and like, and not being abrasive about it.
01:44:28.980
I mean, sometimes you have to straight up say like what's right and what's true and it's
01:44:33.020
But at this, for the most part, you know, like you have to know, like, you know, I think
01:44:38.000
that's like, Jesus is a great example of like when the Pharisees are questioning him
01:44:42.900
and they were questioning, not because they wanted the right answers, because they were trying
01:44:48.480
He talked to them like you would talk to people like that.
01:44:52.020
But when people asked him questions, he really wanted to know and they were wrong.
01:44:56.660
It's like, he would have grace for those people and he'd be patient with those people.
01:45:02.800
And, you know, it's like, but obviously Jesus knew all people.
01:45:04.980
So he's obviously he's the best at knowing what people really wanted out of this conversation.
01:45:11.340
No, but I think that ultimately that's where it comes down to is that, that I think that
01:45:16.340
the more we can show that we're Christians and we want to know the truth, I think that
01:45:20.860
it allows people to potentially come over to our opinion.
01:45:24.620
We know that, yeah, like fighting over who the Nephilim were.
01:45:28.380
It's like the Bible would have put more about the Nephilim in there, like, or it would have
01:45:31.120
been more in the scriptures if it was that important.
01:45:34.380
I do think it's important, but I don't think that it's like...
01:45:39.240
Yeah, like some people say, like, why isn't there more about angels and Nephilim in the
01:45:42.720
It's like, because people are fascinated with that and probably not the way that they should
01:45:47.760
Because it's like, because that's like, if the pagan nations worship the whole heavenly
01:45:57.180
It's funny, like, there's references to certain Nephilim that I could say they're named, but there's...
01:46:03.920
Have you ever noticed that, like, in the Bible, there's no fallen angels' names in the Bible?
01:46:08.280
I mean, there's names of other gods, but, like, there's not...
01:46:11.680
Even, like, the only two even good angels in the Bible are Michael and Gabriel.
01:46:17.560
There's no other angels mentioned by name, probably because people are fascinated with
01:46:23.060
But, I mean, that being said, it's like, yeah, that I think that, for the most part, that
01:46:28.340
there are certain things about the little season, that scripturally, that I believe and I will
01:46:34.500
defend and I will argue about if people want to.
01:46:38.680
But I don't believe in arguing about things we don't really know.
01:46:42.100
Like, you know, it's like, I'll argue, I'll defend things that I think they're worth defending,
01:46:45.100
but, like, that I don't want to argue about my theory against you.
01:46:49.900
You know, I might try to convince you, and if you want to talk about it, we can talk about
01:46:53.760
But I don't think we should argue about things that we don't know, for sure.
01:46:57.520
And I don't think we should argue about our theories.
01:46:59.120
I don't think we should argue about things we think.
01:47:03.680
And I think that, obviously, if it's in love, it's fine.
01:47:06.240
But yeah, like, when people get mad about, like, things, and I just, I think that's what
01:47:10.360
frustrates me most about, like, academia and, like, the pro-science people.
01:47:15.880
And they are, they present their theories like they're facts.
01:47:22.600
And I was like, I would rather people say, this is my best guess.
01:47:27.360
And then, yeah, like, and just leave it at that.
01:47:30.180
And if people don't want to fight, you want to fight about it, it's not worth it.
01:47:35.300
Because if you look at academia, I don't know about you, but I know a lot of people echo
01:47:39.400
It's like, the more that we learn, the more I realize how little I know.
01:48:03.680
But, you know, I don't think that that feeling stops.
01:48:06.660
The more you learn, the more you realize you don't know.
01:48:10.660
It seems like the more I learn, you know, the more that gets worse.
01:48:13.780
So this idea that, you know, you have some sort of accolade and that makes you an authority
01:48:19.880
on a topic and that information is irrefutable, especially when we watch academia get tore
01:48:26.300
Like, science is the idea of, like, they're trying to disprove things that they think that
01:48:30.880
And it's like, but they don't present it like that.
01:48:32.920
I love what you said because we bring that up often.
01:48:37.420
It's like that Paul basically says, be willing to become a fool so you can become wise.
01:48:44.540
So obviously, but I think that that's obviously what we mean is, like, that I know and I think
01:48:50.020
that, like, when I read the book of Revelation for years, I would think, okay, got it.
01:48:56.000
And then I'd read it again and I would be like, wait a minute.
01:48:59.980
Like, you know, that's the book that kind of does that to you because maybe I think
01:49:04.020
But it's the willingness to admit that you don't know it is that God can reveal things
01:49:12.500
I mean, like I said, because if you said you knew it all, like you said, oh, I got the
01:49:19.560
And so if you say that, like, you will never learn anything else.
01:49:22.180
But if you say that, here's what I think right now, and don't trust me, like I like to tell
01:49:28.500
people, go read it yourself, go look into this yourself, then I believe that that's how
01:49:35.100
And then I can actually come to you later and say, you know what?
01:49:44.040
So when Jesus returns, it'll be like the days of Noah.
01:49:47.280
There's going to be like Nephilim and everything.
01:49:49.500
Well, that's the kind of thing that people who make movies like Ancient Angels would tell
01:49:55.640
Well, there's going to be genetic manipulation.
01:49:59.860
There's going to be like dragons and coolest things.
01:50:04.700
He actually just says in the day, just like in the days of Noah, people will be drinking,
01:50:08.840
marrying, giving into marriage, and then it rained.
01:50:13.540
And so he wasn't saying like the Nephilim were going to be back.
01:50:19.240
It just means that that's not what his point was, his point where people were not going
01:50:27.440
And I said, yeah, like it'll be like the days of Noah.
01:50:29.620
So you're thinking like, obviously, all the weird stuff that's happening, you could explain
01:50:35.860
And so we actually had a really cool, so I've been doing a segment on the podcast recently
01:50:43.940
And I've been playing a lot of interesting videos and I'm just discussing them afterwards.
01:50:49.520
But I found this really cool clip from this older pastor.
01:50:53.720
I'm not trying to be rude, but he looked really old and he was up there and he said, I've
01:51:03.620
Whether I agree with him or not, I thought that is awesome because it's like, you know
01:51:09.800
You know how much of a humble man you'd have to be to get up after you've been preaching
01:51:19.720
I might have been really wrong about all the things I've been telling you.
01:51:22.640
And then he gets up and he tells him what God has spoke to him.
01:51:26.400
And I think like, dang, I guess that's how I want to be.
01:51:29.280
I want to be able to come one day and say like, you know what?
01:51:32.740
I got to rethink of all the things I just told you on that last podcast because God just
01:51:42.340
On the last show we did with Ed Mabry and John Lenhart a couple of days ago, we diagnosed
01:51:48.160
that as one of the major problems in America where we're talking about the left and right
01:51:52.040
political divide where I'm like, what do you do with these 71 million people who voted
01:51:56.040
for this person who believed X, Y, Z, which is not based in reality?
01:52:03.280
You know, these people, there might not be a way to change their mind.
01:52:10.000
It's like, this is what I do, how I live my life is like, I have these ideas, but I'm
01:52:15.060
And I've let a lot of ideas die because they're not me.
01:52:20.520
And like, I'm holding this thing and this looks pretty nice, but I'm presented evidence
01:52:24.760
And I say, you know, I got to put that down and I'll pick up the next thing.
01:52:27.720
And maybe this is it, but I'm not putting this inside of myself.
01:52:30.360
This is just something that I'm carrying with me.
01:52:32.380
And yeah, it's a, it's a, it's a form of humility because in a sense, it feels like a part of
01:52:39.240
It's, these are externalities that we're looking at, we're observing.
01:52:45.980
And I think that the nature of trying to understand the truth that's been hidden means that you
01:52:51.720
will be wrong so many times on the way to the truth.
01:52:55.320
So in hindsight, I've been doing this for a long time.
01:52:59.220
And I guess what I mean to say is I've been wrong for a long time.
01:53:02.540
I've been wrong so many times, like my batting record for being, I've, I've been experiencing
01:53:08.200
some vindication lately, uh, you know, with like sort of the Trump stuff that's going on, but
01:53:13.220
that is a nice little relief off the back of like 16 years of being wrong.
01:53:19.340
So, I mean, you know, if you're not willing to admit that you're wrong, um, more often than
01:53:25.420
Either you're, you're kidding yourself or you're not really pursuing anything.
01:53:30.580
It's easy to not be, you can be correct if you're not taking any leaps and trying to understand
01:53:36.560
If you're just sitting still and you have the same, uh, ideas, then, you know, and this
01:53:41.660
is, yeah, this is a great one because we discovered, uh, somewhere along the line that
01:53:46.020
retardio, uh, actually means return to God, which is hilarious because we call ourselves
01:53:54.420
And we don't mean that necessarily in a way to besmirch, uh, mentally handicapped people.
01:53:58.500
It's just a way to constantly humble ourselves and be like, we don't know what we're talking
01:54:03.220
And we'd never demean them by comparing you guys to them.
01:54:11.020
But yeah, I mean, you know, there's something to be said about, um, being in a state of mind
01:54:16.840
And like Top says, your ideas aren't you, you know what I mean?
01:54:20.500
If you would say that none of your ideas are you.
01:54:25.000
Well, I think that, I think that obviously you guys having a public platform like I've
01:54:30.780
had, and I think that, you know, I've said this and I remember I did a podcast, one of
01:54:35.900
the first podcasts I did talking about the little season with my friends, uh, at the question
01:54:44.660
So when I first started making videos, obviously I was a ball earther, you know, I'd make fun
01:54:50.700
And, and then we talked with the little season and I basically just said like that, you know,
01:54:55.960
if, if God said I needed to know everything before I started making videos, like, well,
01:55:00.300
then obviously I would never would have made any videos, you know?
01:55:02.940
So it's kind of like that if you don't ever take a step out the door, but I do think it's
01:55:06.280
kind of like, I love like maybe comparing it to like the apostle Peter, Peter was wrong
01:55:13.660
And he's most openly like that God, you know, Jesus is rebuking him and trying to correct
01:55:18.160
But like Peter was zealous in the way that he, it was like, he wanted to do good.
01:55:23.280
And he was like trying to run before he could walk.
01:55:26.400
And I think that in that way, like that God obviously, you know, like Jesus knew that
01:55:30.060
he was going to use him later, even like all the things, all the bad parts about him.
01:55:33.820
He was going to use that boldness to eventually to, to further the kingdom.
01:55:38.040
And I think that like, in the same way that, yeah, like I've been wrong on very big videos.
01:55:45.340
I've had videos that I was like, had videos going viral on TikTok and I'd take them down
01:55:48.860
because I knew I realized I got stuff wrong in them and it's tough.
01:55:53.780
Like to say that, oh, you know, this is going to really make my platform bigger.
01:55:59.760
And then, and then obviously I started my platform off talking about end time stuff.
01:56:07.780
And now that I said that, it's like, I'm here now with a, you know, a decent sized platform
01:56:15.180
And it's like, I remember that, that I've been wrong.
01:56:19.960
I probably am wrong about certain things, but I'm trying, I try to be more careful about
01:56:23.600
the way I, I, I present the information to say like that, you know, I do try to leave
01:56:32.220
And some people actually get mad at me for, for leaving a room that I could, that I don't
01:56:40.220
I'm like, I'm cause, cause I, cause I really don't know for sure.
01:56:43.820
And I'm trying to say like that there's a few things that I do and I said, I will, I'd
01:56:49.580
But then there's a lot of things that I'm just like, I'm just like everybody else who
01:56:55.520
I was, I want to know what's true and I'm doing it open.
01:56:59.400
I'm kind of like, you're seeing my journey more openly and I'm trying my best.
01:57:03.580
And I think that, I think obviously that I would rather go to God one day and saying
01:57:08.740
like that, that I tried to do my best and I tried to lead people to you more than I tried
01:57:18.440
And I think that's a, that reflects in, in your following.
01:57:25.420
Like the, the humility of asking these questions, being willing to be wrong.
01:57:31.280
That's why you've, you've got, I follow you on, uh, on Instagram and your community, your
01:57:38.440
You see the reactions and the amount of people.
01:57:51.440
But, uh, I, listen, we've had you almost two hours.
01:57:54.180
So, uh, let's bring this thing in for a landing because I'm tired.
01:57:59.300
You guys, you guys are monsters getting this done.
01:58:03.280
Um, one more time, JT, for the people, where can they find your work?
01:58:06.840
And especially guys, uh, JT is working on his Twitter page.
01:58:10.240
So make sure you go and follow at J, uh, JT follows JC on Twitter, but where else can they
01:58:16.300
I mean, that's pretty much how I go on every platform.
01:58:23.300
And, um, yeah, you know, Facebook is actually more kind to me and my friends who started
01:58:29.800
on Tik TOK, but yeah, I'm Joe Telford over there.
01:58:32.800
But I mean, like you see on like my, my YouTube channel right there, I have a link tree.
01:58:42.260
You know, I'm on my podcast, decoding Babylon's on, on Spotify and Apple podcasts.
01:58:49.660
I'm pretty much on all the things, but yeah, I've been trying to grow the X platform just
01:58:53.660
a little bit more just because they are a little more lenient on what we can say.
01:58:58.680
And you know what, man, people, so this is out, this is out to your audience right now.
01:59:02.260
Like a huge number of people shout out to these guys cause they're beast.
01:59:05.380
Um, but, uh, yeah, follow them on, on X because you're putting your, your reels up there and
01:59:11.580
I'd love to see them at the level of like, uh, Ian Carroll type, because they are that
01:59:16.600
It just takes a while to build the following and it's discouraging at first, but once you
01:59:20.680
start to get this ball rolling, I think Twitter or X is where the, the real conversation is
01:59:28.420
Cause we need a player like you on that field, moving the, the dialogue back and forth.
01:59:33.720
Otherwise it's just me and David being retarded.
01:59:36.940
No, I, I, I'm, I'm encouraged by like the fact that, yeah, I said, you know, we, my, actually
01:59:43.540
a friend of mine just got banned on Tik TOK at 470,000 followers.
01:59:50.540
And I, and I got banned at like two 17 and Tik TOK sucks.
01:59:54.280
I mean, it's just like, it's like, who knows what you can say on that platform.
01:59:57.700
They, they probably just don't want to pay somebody.
02:00:00.320
But that being said, I'm surprised what you can say on Tik on, on, on X.
02:00:05.660
So I'm like, you know what, why wouldn't I, you know, so the, I think some of the fun
02:00:09.940
parts is like that I've, cause I do have a lower following and sometimes on my other
02:00:13.380
bigger platforms, I'm worried about what I can say.
02:00:15.620
And I'm like kind of playing with house money here.
02:00:17.960
I was going to put the stuff, you know, so I put stuff on rumble that I don't want to
02:00:21.460
put on YouTube, but I'll put stuff on X that I'm like, you know what, this would probably
02:00:25.280
get me in trouble on other app, but I'll roll the dice.
02:00:29.900
There's a lot of material that we don't put on our YouTube at Nephilim Death Squad, but
02:00:33.880
we do put on our rumble at Nephilim Death Squad.
02:00:36.500
So, so it'd be nice to have a, it would be nice to have a place where we could just do
02:00:51.400
You have to have a chip in your hand, but you'll be able to say whatever you want on X.
02:00:55.460
Or maybe like you'll get that neural link and then you'll be able to say whatever
02:00:59.400
But if you cross the line, instead of demonetizing you, they're just going to electrocute you.
02:01:13.900
They remind me of our community because I see them talking to each other.
02:01:16.600
This is, it's encouraging to see that there's so many people out there that are thinking
02:01:19.760
in the same way, but thanks for coming to the show.
02:01:23.440
We probably have another show coming next week or this week.
02:01:32.180
The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room.
02:01:39.280
It is constantly telling us what to believe is real.
02:01:43.020
If you can persuade them that what they see with their eyes is what there is to see,
02:01:47.620
because they'll laugh in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's
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And then they have to impact their eyes and I see the wonder.