Justin Brown of The Prometheus Lens Podcast joins us to discuss the story behind the creation of the Nephilim Death Squad, and what it means to be a member of the ancient Israelite royal bloodline. Join the Death Squad!
00:02:01.900So, in the biblical context, it says that they take a garment, place it on their shoulders and walk backwards and cover their father's nakedness.
00:02:11.660And then Noah wakes up and then he says, you know, cursed be Canaan.
00:02:19.700And he said, Ham, a servant to thy brothers you shall be.
00:02:23.320We are being hypnotized by people like this.
00:03:25.640That is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation.
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00:03:51.520Today's guest is Justin Brown of the Prometheus Lens Podcast.
00:03:58.160Justin, if you could, for the audience, introduce yourself and let everybody know where they can find your work.
00:04:06.180Yeah, Justin Brown, just a nine-to-five knuckle-dragging everyday Joe, but always loved history, loved scripture, and been deep diving on some of these subjects for over a decade now.
00:04:18.900I just decided to talk about it and have these conversations with people like you and authors and researchers.
00:04:30.080So, just love diving down these rabbit trails, and I think that a lot of these things are interconnected, whether it's aliens, Jesus, ancient lost civilizations, conspiracies, all this type of stuff.
00:04:41.000But, yeah, you can find me anywhere you can consume content, Facebook, all the social medias and things like that.
00:04:48.280Just search in Prometheus Lens Podcast, and you can find me there.
00:08:01.900But this is what we've come to discuss today is a fascinating topic because Esau is a fascinating character within the Bible, and I really am excited today to explore that.
00:08:16.760But there's another component to the story of Esau that I think you've done an excellent job of doing a deep dig on and providing compelling evidence to support the theory that you have, which is these garments that are associated with Esau and many characters throughout the Bible.
00:08:32.760David, I'm going to derail you again for a second.
00:10:59.240Once I saw that, once I kind of seen how like all these pieces tie together, then I went and I read, like re-looked at the Bible.
00:11:06.260I haven't re-read it yet, but I'm, I'm re-reading parts because this is a dense book, but everything makes a lot more sense now, especially the Old Testament.
00:11:15.460When I read it as a, as a kid and then as a teenager again, and as a young adult again, when I got back in where I met my wife and all that, I, it's just like the Old Testament was boring to me.
00:11:26.660Like a lot of these and nows, and then a lot of crap that you're like, I don't know what the hell this means.
00:11:31.300I don't know what they're talking about.
00:11:56.340And, uh, it's interesting cause I get to explore the Bible for the first time with this, these sort of presuppositions already in place.
00:12:04.100These, you know, uh, people that are sort of my anchor points, right?
00:12:07.400Gary Wayne, Michael Heiser, uh, characters like that, LA Marzulli.
00:12:10.460And so, uh, it's, I would agree with that sentiment.
00:12:14.320I was a lifelong conspiracy theorist, uh, since a teenager, but these things, these conspiracies all acted as an island, uh, separate from one another.
00:12:24.440And it wasn't until I got the, uh, yeah, it wasn't until I got the biblical lens that it pulled all of them together.
00:12:31.720And I realized that these things aren't separate and that the fall and the Nephilim, um, and, and really Jesus Christ and God are the, the connective tissue to all these things.
00:12:41.140And so, um, I just find it interesting because there's, there's so much overlap between what you do and, and what we do.
00:12:47.480And I think we're entering maybe a new era because of those four mentioned people, right?
00:12:52.340Gary Wayne and Michael Heiser and characters like that, uh, of understanding the realm that we inhabit.
00:12:58.100And they're bridges, you know what I mean?
00:12:59.580They're, they're, they connect all these different points and especially I've always loved, uh, ancient mythology and was fascinated by it and all the common themes.
00:13:09.240You know, when you look into, uh, the Greek mythology, you have, you know, this divine, uh, council of Zeus and all these other gods.
00:14:06.660You know, um, I, I, I kind of want to bring this back then to, uh, because before we started the show, I was sitting here with top and I was telling him that I was, I was pumped.
00:14:17.000And I don't want to say that I don't get excited for other shows.
00:14:19.720It's just like, we've been on a rampage lately.
00:14:22.220We've been producing five, six shows sometimes per week.
00:14:27.060Um, and I have noticed that I've almost gotten into the, just the machinery of what we're doing.
00:14:35.380The gears are turning and we're constantly cranking out content.
00:14:38.820But, um, I found myself genuinely excited to do this episode more so than other ones, because Esau to me is a fascinating topic.
00:14:48.320Like, as somebody who has been going through the Bible, uh, for the first time recently, when it came to Esau, from the outside looking in, it, it almost seems like, um, you could have empathy for Esau.
00:15:04.440Because it looks like in every which way he sort of gets screwed, right?
00:15:09.000Like, when it comes to coming in from the fields and he's nearly on death's door.
00:39:35.240And like I said, that's just a theory.
00:39:37.120I mean, scripture doesn't say, but we can, I make that, it's not just something I pull out of my back pocket,
00:39:43.140it's something that we see that is a custom of the time, and we also see it through comparative mythology and other nations and peoples and their stories.
00:40:04.280Yeah, would that mean that, like, Isaac wasn't in control of his wife as well as he should have been if she's, like, going out and seeking these external solutions for something that she should have had faith in?
00:40:17.920Well, we kind of see that, don't we, Top?
00:40:19.580Like, when it comes to Solomon and all of his wives and eventually being convinced to, you know, pay some sort of veneration to the pagan deities that they worship from, you know, wherever it is that his wives came from.
00:40:32.820So, there is precedent throughout the Bible for this sort of thing happening.
00:40:36.900And it does seem that man will constantly falter.
00:40:42.760It's like, you know, Moses goes on the mountain, and when he comes back down, they're already clamoring and worshiping this golden calf or this golden bull.
00:40:51.420So, it does seem that time and time again, there's a tug of war between man's veneration to either God or to these pagan deities.
00:41:01.260So, I mean, I can see how that's – it's not something, like you said, Justin, that you would have pulled out of your back pocket.
00:41:07.240There is precedent for this sort of thing happening repeatedly, not only in the Bible, but as you pointed out, and I think it's a great example, in Greek mythology, which is, you know, once it's – our estimation is just the fallen.
00:41:18.920And if that theory does pan out or hold water, I think it makes more sense, too, why Rebecca played such an active role in deceiving Isaac and exalting Jacob.
00:41:32.860Because she maybe felt guilty and had remorse for not trusting God and seeking this other God's help and knew that Esau was a result of it.
00:41:44.580I love that because – and we're going to get into it, but I always looked at that.
00:41:48.820It's one thing for her to receive this message that there would be two peoples in her womb and that this sort of thing would come to pass.
00:41:56.860But it's another thing to see – and I know we only get a short window into, you know, who Rebecca was, but it just seems so without remorse.
00:42:06.340And honestly, that plugs in pretty well because you go, this must have been a hard decision for a mother to have to do these things.
00:42:13.060But it's like she was leading the plot against her child, and if she had that sort of information or knew that that could have been the source of Esau, then that would explain her behavior as well.
00:42:25.640Honestly, it feels like – you know this is happening today.
00:42:29.980Like people do commune with Satan or whatever demon that comes through, and in these satanic cults, there's a lot of like weird sex rituals.
00:42:52.180And then it comes – that syndrome comes to mind, the demon-faced syndrome that popped up out of nowhere and then went out of – they're like, oh, people are looking at other people's faces and seeing demons.
00:43:01.220Anyway, next that, you know, we have a hurricane coming through.
00:44:53.620So, that's like today, if your father was Donald Trump and you're the eldest son, about to inherit millions of dollars, all the, everything he owns, you're about to get it all.
00:45:06.200And then you just come in one day and you're hungry.
00:45:08.980You see your younger brother eating a bag of Doritos.
00:45:11.260And you're like, hey, bro, give me some Doritos.
00:45:12.860He's like, I signed over to the company and they're yours.
00:46:25.820And on a certain day Esau went into the field to hunt, and he found Nimrod walking in the wilderness with his two men.
00:46:32.440And all of his mighty men and his people were with him in the wilderness, and they moved at him from a distance.
00:46:37.240And I'll just kind of skip down and get to the meat here.
00:46:40.680But it goes on, it says that he separates himself, and Nimrod and two of his gibborim mighty men were away from the group.
00:46:51.540And that Esau steps out from his hiding place and takes a sword and kills Nimrod, cuts off his head.
00:47:01.120And then he fights the other two gibborim and kills them.
00:47:06.800And then the other hunting party hears the screams and comes running to see what's going on.
00:47:12.100So Esau then steals the garments off of Nimrod's dead body and says that he goes to his house and hides the garments, but then goes to his father's house.
00:47:26.400And there's where the Genesis narrative picks up, because, yeah, in fact, he did come from the field exhausted, because he just fought three gibborim, three mighty men, possibly giants.
00:47:42.180We know from the depictions that Nimrod was depicted as a giant.
00:52:11.960And that's why he was so afraid of being killed.
00:52:16.240Because not only was he having to worry about the men wanting to kill him because he looks like this hairy monster.
00:52:24.660Also, the beasts of the field would come after him because they seen him as a threat.
00:52:29.120And then when you go down through, you have this story of Lamech.
00:52:34.300Well, Cain says, you know, he says anybody, basically the way we read it and interpret it was anybody kills you is going to be cursed times seven.
00:52:41.520Well, when you get on down to Lamech in Genesis now.
00:52:45.860Well, at one point it says Lamech comes into his wife and says, if Cain was cursed times seven, then I'll be cursed 70 times seven because I killed a man and in my anger struck down a youth.
00:52:58.520And that's basically all you hear about it.
00:53:01.580Well, the Targums give you more details on that story.
00:53:05.080And the Targums say that in his old age he was going blind.
00:53:10.140So he had his younger son go with him on the hunts.
00:53:13.580And his son would lead him and point the way.
00:53:17.180And if there was an animal up ahead, he'd say, you know, father, hold your bow, you know, like this.
00:53:22.000And it would basically guide his weapon and help him hunt.
00:53:26.000And the young son mistaked Cain for a wild beast and that Lamech killed him.
00:53:34.340And then when Lamech got close enough to see what it was, he seen that it was his descendant Cain.
00:53:39.780And in his anger, smote his younger son for the mistake.
00:53:46.560And so when he goes back home, that's the feel-in.
00:53:50.140He says, you know, I've killed a man and in my anger I struck down a youth.
00:57:03.180And so here you have Esau basically verbally agreeing because we can assume that he sustained some life-threatening injuries from fighting these three men.
00:57:16.120He was on the run from the other military that was chasing after him.
00:57:21.920He thought that he was going to die, so he needed not only to be nurtured back to health, he needed to be hidden.
00:57:29.340And he thought that, you know, the injuries he sustained didn't kill him.
00:57:33.360The guards and the people that were hunting for him were going to.
00:57:36.220So when he tells Jacob, you know, give me some of that red stew, basically it's kind of like allegory of saying just, you know, give me sustenance, you know, heal me, give me, you know, and preserve me and hide me.
00:57:51.720And because without you doing this, I'm going to die and my birthright is meaningless.
01:01:37.620It seems like almost like a ceremony that would have happened if he's physically given him something.
01:01:45.120Yeah, it was basically, you know, it's ceremonial, but it's like holding the hand of the son and praying to God.
01:01:53.420And you're saying, you know, God, all the blessings that you've given to me, pass this on to my son, all the favor you've given me, give to my son and bless him and provide for him and sustain him, you know, protect him from his enemies and this sort of thing.
01:02:11.880And to our modern view, it's kind of like, you know, going to the lawyer's office and sounding the final paperwork and getting that stamp.
01:02:18.540That's interesting because it, in my mind, based off of what we alluded to earlier in the episode that we discussed yesterday about the way that you communicate in the spiritual realm, it seems like that's the difference there between the blessings and potentially the curse that Jacob would have received had his father realized that Jacob had deceived him.
01:02:45.240There's one where you're making a spiritual proclamation that whatever blessings had been bestowed upon you are now inherited by the son.
01:02:56.980But if it was, you know, if he was made aware that he was being deceived, then it would have been a proclamation in the spiritual realm, something to his detriment.
01:03:10.320Yep, and then a lot of people want to, they wonder, it's like, well, this was the birthright and this garment, it's basically like your mother's, you know, quilted blanket.
01:03:22.500You know, I'm from the South, so that was a thing back then, you know, which I don't know, people still may do it, but it's like your grandmother had this blanket that was her great, great, great, great, great grandmother's.
01:03:32.500And it gets passed to the eldest daughter, and it just keeps traveling down the line, and that's kind of how these garments were.
01:03:40.040So a lot of people were like, well, how did Nimrod even wind up with these garments?
01:03:44.420Well, once again, if you go to the book of Jasher, it gives the lineage that that garment traveled down, and it went through the good line.
01:03:52.740It went all the way through until it got to Enoch, and then Methuselah, and then Methuselah gave it to Noah, and it says that these garments were on the boat with Noah and traveled through the flood.
01:04:06.420And then it says that in Ham's going out, Ham steals the garments, and then gives them to Cush, and then Cush keeps them and gives them to Nimrod, and it says that Nimrod was the son of his old age, whom he loved exceedingly, and that at the coming of age, when he was coming into manhood at 20 years old, that he put on the garments, and that he became a gibberim.
01:04:35.520And that ties in with Genesis, because it says, it doesn't say that Nimrod was born a mighty man or a mighty hunter.
01:04:43.720It says that he became, so a lot of people ask the question, well, how did he become a Nephilim?
01:04:52.600Was it ceremonial sacrifice, drinking of blood, ritualistic?
01:04:57.460You know, it might have been a combination of all those things, but the Jewish tradition pointed to these garments at least being a contributing factor to him becoming a gibberim.
01:05:10.080There's something that I think is significant here, which is if Esau is of that serpent seed, him having a battle to the death with Nimrod is interesting because Nimrod, who becomes gibberim, which we don't understand necessarily the ramifications of that.
01:05:32.620Does that mean somehow that his genetics are changed in such a way as to make him aligned with the Nephilim, aligned with this serpent seed?
01:05:42.000If that is the case, well, then what we've seen here is infighting in a house, right?
01:05:48.960The house of the serpent seed, there's infighting in that you could make an argument they should be aligned in some sort of way, but clearly not the case.
01:05:59.080Now, I seem to not – I don't find any instances of immorality attributed to Esau, meaning like the story of Esau, as short as it is in the Bible, there's no mention of him being immoral or behaving immorally, which is kind of what lends itself to making me feel a little bit empathetic to Esau's plight, right?
01:06:20.040Because it looks like he just got shafted every which way.
01:06:23.240And since there's no background to like, oh, but it's okay, Esau was a bad dude, you know, that kind of makes me feel a little –
01:06:30.760Yeah, even his dad's like, he's like, get in here, you stinky asshole.
01:06:35.740He's like, look, you don't even feel like crap.
01:06:37.480Like, yeah, Esau's kind of like chill, but he just was born under very bad circumstances.
01:06:43.760So what this makes me wonder is because they're – look, I – and this is heavily speculative, but I told you we were going to derail you.
01:06:55.000When it comes to Bigfoot sightings, because for those of you who haven't picked it up, there's certainly this element that feels like – I mean, he's a gigantic dude.
01:07:03.820He's killing two of his personal guards with a sword.
01:07:07.100This guy has to be a real son of a bitch, right?
01:07:10.700And when it – when you have that element, right, of whether or not he's a Bigfoot – well, you look at Bigfoot today, and it's like sometimes the interactions that people allegedly have with Bigfoot today, they're not inherently horrifying or menacing.
01:07:29.800Sometimes it seems to be – yeah, sometimes they seem kind of chill.
01:07:32.520And I'm wondering, like, is there a – an element within this bloodline that it's like a breakaway kind of serpent seed?
01:07:45.840Like, anecdotally, there's a story of a woman who was interacting with a Bigfoot for a long time in her yard, having telepathic communications with it, which is interesting.
01:07:55.020And what ends up happening is, at some point, it reveals to her that it is a – I forget the expression.
01:08:04.900An Eliud, and he's looking for redemption.
01:08:07.940Now, that doesn't sound to me like something that is aligned with the serpent seed.
01:08:14.200It sounds to me almost like something that unfortunately is but is still seeking redemption.
01:08:20.380So I just wonder when you hear this story of Nimrod being slayed by Esau and Esau having no precedence that we can see for immorality, maybe – maybe that bleeds in.
01:08:36.000Maybe that's why you get this, like, plight of the Bigfoot where it doesn't seem like they're bad guys, but it seems like they're associated with bad guys.
01:08:43.460And maybe some of them are, but some of them aren't.
01:09:02.680She even mispronounced what this word was.
01:09:05.760She didn't even know it, never even heard it before.
01:09:07.540And after talking to Gary Wayne, he found out that Eliud is referenced in the ancient texts, and it's referenced as being the offspring of the Nephilim.
01:09:18.580Now, the angelic being had the Nephilim, and the Nephilim produced these Eliuds.
01:09:23.700But this Eliud was being, you know, friendly to her, and they were gifting and all this stuff, but then he tried to mislead her.
01:09:35.380He told her that the Bible that they had was wrong, and that it was full of lies, and that she needed to be reading the Nag Hammadi texts.
01:09:49.660What culture does the Nag Hammadi belong to?
01:09:51.980It's a Gnostic gospel where it's saying that Christ was just a normal man, but he had spiritual enlightenment, and that we all basically—
01:10:04.540Yes, and all that stuff, and drinking psychedelic drinks and taking these spirit journeys, and that's how they can interact with God and just the whole Gnostic viewpoint.
01:10:16.140So it was kind of like being—it played nice to gain her trust and then tried to lead her astray.
01:10:26.380That's why I'm so skeptical of the Jordan Petersons and the Russell Brands who are out there doing the Lord's Prayer just after going to ditty parties and, you know, other nefarious activities.
01:10:36.860So I'm like, I'm waiting for the lie, for that one big, you know, turn you this way.
01:19:49.140But I personally would see, you know, you can't control who your parents are.
01:19:58.560I would like to think that, let's just say, if you trace back my DNA and somehow they could trace this and figure it out,
01:20:08.140that, you know, Esau or someone that was a known serpent seed was, you know, my great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, you know, granddad.
01:20:17.880So I have a trace of Nephilim bloodline in my body, but I lived a good life.
01:20:24.660I accepted Christ as Lord and tried my best to live a good life and follow the teachings of the Bible.
01:20:32.480That would be pretty shitty if I got turned away for something that I didn't control.
01:20:37.520And I think our God is a loving God and is all about choices and free will.
01:20:44.460So even the Nephilim that were damned, you know, it says they shall have no peace, you know, and all this stuff.
01:20:51.940Well, if you look, it wasn't just their heritage that damned them.
01:20:56.640It was their actions, that they were cannibals.
01:20:59.700They were, you know, raping and pillaging and doing all these evil and wicked things.
01:21:03.920On the episode that we did yesterday, and I know I keep referencing it, but it just seems oftentimes that we'll do a show and it'll key so well in to the next show that we do that they bleed over into one another.
01:21:18.160But we were getting into this topic of spiritual warfare and how one engages in that with speech.
01:21:27.500And going back to what we said before, it seems that even God will ask things of man, but he will tell things to spiritual entities.
01:21:36.860And one of the things that we've come to terms with is it seems that the way that you engage in spiritual warfare is with the word, is with speech.
01:21:46.680And it's fascinating, then, that these entities that people run into, whether it's a Bigfoot or it's, you know, some sort of alien or a demonic encounter, you name it.
01:22:02.080These things exclusively communicate telepathically.
01:22:07.440And that seems to be important, given the context of what I just said.
01:22:14.320Because certainly within the Bigfoot community, it seems that these encounters, whatever dialogue there is, happens almost exclusively telepathically.
01:22:27.100Yeah, with me, and I've had people, you know, listen to my theory on ESOL and being, you know, a Bigfoot or at least a type or some kind of similarities.
01:22:38.720They immediately will try to shut it down on the argument that, well, what about the woo?
01:22:45.560They say, you know, all these Bigfoot experiences all revolve around portals, mind speak, UFO phenomena.
01:22:55.000So, therefore, it can't be human, so it can't be ESOL.
01:22:57.840And then I tell them, I'm like, but, you've got to look at the holistic picture that I'm telling you here, that if he was a serpent seed, that means he was of a hybrid being, hybrid race, Nephilim.
01:23:11.280So, when you read the book of Enoch, the book of the Watchers, it says that they were neither of heaven or of earth, so therefore their spirits have nowhere to go.
01:23:23.120So, their spirits remain roaming and tormenting mankind.
01:23:28.300And that's where you get the term demons from.
01:23:30.980So, if that is the case and you have, you know, Esau or whoever that is a Nephilim seed and their spirits are left roaming, would they not want to, in fact, choose a form that is familiar to them?
01:23:51.200They were once roaming the earth as these huge giants, hairy, you know, Sasquatch-looking guys, and it commanded respect.
01:24:00.860It commanded fear and dominance, and it's something they're familiar with.
01:24:04.980Why wouldn't they want to present themselves in their former form?
01:24:08.560And if they are demons, then that explains them being able to phase in and out of reality.
01:24:13.440And if, you know, these UFOs are angelic beings, whether still good or rebellious, this is their vehicle of conveyance.
01:24:27.600And so, they would be correlated, especially if they are fallen ones, with the demonic offspring.
01:24:40.380What happens to Esau for the remainder of this, and what happens to the garments?
01:24:47.380Well, these garments, you know, before Nimrod got them where we left off, and I think it's worth mentioning because this is a paradigm buster, and it was for me when I first found out, was it says that Noah had them, and it said that Ham stole them in his going out.
01:25:03.500And that's how Nimrod ultimately wound up with them.
01:25:06.800So, if you go with the Bible in Genesis, we have the famous uncovering thy father's nakedness.
01:25:16.380And this is the story where Noah gets drunk and passes out, and the way people remember it is that his father passed out drunk, and Noah, or I'm sorry, Ham looked upon Noah and either made fun of him or laughed or just stared lustfully.
01:25:30.880Anyway, Noah wakes up and curses his son, and the name says, Cursed be Canaan, which was Ham's firstborn son.
01:25:40.780This is the church's conventional outlook on it, right?
01:25:47.700Yeah, and then he just was so upset when he woke up that he cursed him, which is interesting because we're talking about birthrights and curses.
01:25:56.800These are both things with heavy spiritual ramifications.
01:26:00.180So, yeah, he just laid a spiritual curse on him because he saw him naked and made fun of the size of his dong.
01:26:07.420So, reading that, I was like, that makes no sense.
01:26:10.960It's like, so if I'm at school and I get off the bus and my dad has gotten belligerently drunk until he passed out naked, and I happen to see him, or even if I do make a catty joke about him or something,
01:26:23.360and I'm going to be cursed for the rest of my life, and my firstborn son is going to be cursed for the rest of his life, that's pretty harsh.
01:26:31.540I wasn't the one that got drunk and done something embarrassing.
01:26:38.420But once again, the context of the people of that time, it's so important to know, is if you go into Leviticus chapter 17, it says in there,
01:26:50.620to sleep with thy father's wife is to uncover thy father's nakedness.
01:27:00.200And this was an act of dominance in the ancient world.
01:27:06.340And then if you look at Absalom, which was David's son, he run David out of the kingdom, and the first thing he done is he pitched a tent on David's roof
01:27:16.700and went into all of his concubines in the sight of all of Israel.
01:27:21.260This was a way to flex on the old man in the ancient times and do a hostile takeover of the family.
01:27:27.240So with that in mind, it's like Ham, either his mother willingly slept with him or he raped her, one of the two.
01:27:40.400But either way, he slept with his mother in an act of dominance, wanting to take over the family.
01:27:46.640And now this part, this right here, this little section is my conjecture.
01:27:51.560It's almost like he done that and he went out to his brothers and he said, dad's not fit to rule anymore.
01:28:17.020So the biblical context, it says that they take a garment, place it on their shoulders and walk backwards and cover their father's nakedness.
01:28:26.740And then Noah wakes up and then he says, you know, cursed be Canaan.
01:28:34.780And he said, and Ham, a servant to thy brothers, you shall be.
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01:30:28.360If you follow it chronologically, Canaan wasn't even born yet.
01:30:33.220Now, once again, my opinion, I think what happened is where it says that Noah, you know, awoken from his drunkenness.
01:30:42.640It doesn't say that it was just that day, we assume.
01:30:46.560You know, what if it was like an expression of him saying, well, once he got off the bandwagon, once he got out of AA, you know, this might have been several months.
01:30:57.380But once he finally decided to, you know, quit drinking and being, you know, belligerently drunk every day and passing out drunk, he realizes that his wife is pregnant and that they're going to name it Canaan.
01:31:16.500And he says, cursed be Canaan, because it is the product of the incestuous union of Ham and his mother.
01:31:23.900And this is where the Nephilim giants end up stemming from these Canaanite tribes and why they're cursed from God and why all the Abrahamic religions, you know, back then in the Old Testament said, you know, to not take wives from the Canaanites because of Ham.
01:31:51.900They took the garment and covered the mother's nakedness.
01:31:58.140That answers a lot of questions because now you're so you're getting into the idea of, well, in the book of Revelation, when it talks about that woman, then it says that the nations have fornicated with her.
01:32:16.580What obviously what he did with his mom is disgusting, but it sounds like a little bit more because and how frustrating like you build this arc and all these Nephilim are killed from the earth.
01:32:26.840And obviously you're drinking because things are probably weird and stressful.
01:36:03.640So it's my opinion that while they were in this wilderness and in their wanderings, were having encounters with these Amalekites and these hairy, you know, quote unquote giant men.
01:36:17.320And they were observing what they were doing.
01:36:19.680And they were doing child sacrifice, passing the children through the fire.
01:39:13.280But I think I need to deep dive into that because, yeah, it's like put on, just putting on weird clothes is not enough to atone for what, you know, horrible thing you've done.
01:39:23.500And it's the exact opposite of the garments from the Garden of God.
01:39:28.160Jason and the Argonauts, you know, that goes off the story of the Golden Fleece.
01:39:33.360Well, in that story, there's a man and a woman that was commanded to be sacrificed by Zeus.
01:39:41.180Athena sends them this golden ram, and it flies them to safety.
01:39:46.340But it lands in the, before it lands, the woman falls and dies.
01:39:52.620And they land in the Garden of Ares, and Athena tells the man to sacrifice the ram, and that that would appease Zeus, and he could live, that the ram would be the substitute for the sacrifice.
01:40:26.600God provides a ram in the thicket as a substitute for the sacrifice.
01:40:33.580Marduk, his creation story, talks about these tablets of destiny that Kingu, who was unrightful, because they were all creations of Tiamat.
01:42:04.360And later in life, the same verbiage is used, where it says that Cush had Nimrod in his old age, and Nimrod was the son of his old age, whom he loved exceedingly, and he gave the garments.
01:42:17.140You have that exact same phrase with Joseph in his older age.
01:42:23.080Because Jacob gives the garments, which we know he was in possession of, it says that he gave his son Joseph a coat of many colors.
01:42:33.520And once we hear, you know, the jasper, onyx, diamond, you know, topaz, all these multicolored stones that was on this garment, it was definitely colorful.
01:43:01.000It says that the wheat in the field bowed to Joseph, that his brothers, all 12 brothers, or 11 rather, bowed to him.
01:43:12.900And that even the stars of heaven, you know, the angelic race, the quote-unquote lower G gods, even bowed before Joseph's feet once he received the garments.
01:43:25.180So the last time that we see is that he was out in the field to go get his brothers, and they conspired to kill him.
01:43:33.360And it says that they ripped a piece of the garment and dipped it in blood and traded him to the traders that were going to Egypt and comes back to Jacob with the blood-soaked garment.
01:43:46.940So we don't know if it was the full garment or just a piece of the garment, but it says that they brought that to Jacob and said, Joseph is dead, like a wild animal tore him to pieces.
01:44:03.220Yeah, and archaeologists actually have found in the ancient city of Avaris a temple tomb of a high priest, which was a known Semite settlement, an empty tomb.
01:44:14.480And was it, say, when Moses left Egypt, he took the bones of Joseph with him.
01:44:19.600But in that empty tomb, they found a statue that was shattered to pieces.
01:44:55.180That's actually something that we came across with the Shroud of Turin.
01:44:57.940We did an episode with the Cult of Conspiracy guys.
01:44:59.840And allegedly at some point it was pieces of it were cut off and given as like essentially party favors at these, you know, these gigantic royal gatherings.
01:45:13.340And so who knows what idiotic thing may have happened to it.
01:45:16.860But there is also this other side of it where it's like if it is in the Vatican, there are so many ancient artifacts that were seemingly very powerful.
01:45:39.380The sword that David used to – he took from Goliath and cut off his head.
01:45:45.380There's a lot of speculation as to whether or not that sword had some sort of special properties to it.
01:45:50.200And I just can't help but wonder, I mean, so much of the things that are the cornerstone of mythology or good fiction that we watch or absorb here in the West, the cornerstone of it is often this amazing artifact.
01:46:09.960Guy goes to Goodwill, buys this great jacket, and then all of a sudden his life is flipped upside down because it happens to be the garment of Adam.
01:47:04.340I think that's a good place to leave it.
01:47:05.840But honestly, I feel like we have, we have Ed Mabry coming up in a couple of minutes, but I feel like we could do another hour and a half, like just on whatever from here.
01:47:15.080I'd love to have you back on if you're not busy sometime in the future.
01:47:44.180Hope you enjoyed that, and if you enjoy this conversation, you are going to enjoy the podcast.
01:47:49.720Every episode is like this, deep diving into ancient history and mythology and just connecting dots, man.
01:47:56.160And I've kind of coined it the hero's journey.
01:47:59.320You know, I tell everybody that we go into the unknown, we slay the dragon, we rescue the damsel, and we come out on the other end as heroes.
01:48:08.540And I open up every show saying, welcome to the hero's journey.
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