Why would Yahowah reject seven, choose an eighth, and yet hint that Dowd’s story reaches back far beyond a single life~who is being described, where does this begin, and what was actually seen? As 1 Shamuw’el 16 and Mykayah unfold, how the Ruwach is given, what is revealed about “from antiquity,” and whether Dowd was deployed more than once begin to surface in ways most have never considered. When these threads are followed, the question isn’t just who was chosen, but why it was always Dowd, how many times he was sent, and what that means for those trying to understand Yahowah’s Covenant now.
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim
00:04:13 ~ "So Shamuel he listens to God conveyed to Yishay reach out and get him this is Dowd the 8th son the youngest because we will not turn away we will not change our approach until he arrives here"
00:10:30 ~ "that God has a cast of characters that he uses over and over again. There are souls that he has come to trust, that he has deployed previously, that he knows he can count on to get this job done."
00:15:00 ~ "Take a stand regarding Dowd you should want to anoint him as messiah of our own free will this should be our decision that we recognize that Dowd is the messiah"
00:19:02 ~ "There's very few individual or souls that Yahowah specifically says that the spirit of Yahowah came upon him. And Dowd is one of those individuals."
00:25:28 ~ "He anointed Shaul and he placed his spirit on Shaul and Shaul turned out to be ~ an individual who tried to augment and change the Torah"
00:29:52 ~ "God's statement is clear there are evil spirits Shaul is an example of somebody that was infected with a tormenting spirit"
00:34:02 ~ "people associated by race or geography ~ will choose to smite afflict and destroy the decision maker and the judge ~ of Yisrael on the jaw"
00:39:35 ~ "this person comes from great antiquity from ancient days ~ from a very long time ago which would seem like an eternity of days"
00:41:45 ~ "we came to recognize that Yahowah has favorite souls and that he has deployed them right from the beginning beginning with Adam"
00:50:25 ~ "from you to approach me one shall come forth to be the one who writes proverbs and governs ~ in Yisrael whose beginning was from antiquity from ancient days"
00:56:43 ~ "therefore he shall give them to another until such time as she begins to bud and grow conceiving and giving birth"
what did yahowah see in dowd, why were seven rejected by yahowah, who is the eighth son really, what most miss about dowd, was dowd sent multiple times, six deployments of dowd, why yahowah chose dowd, what 1 shamuw’el 16 reveals, hidden meaning of mykayah 5, ruwach yahowah on dowd, what religion got wrong about dowd, how yahowah chooses a man
#Dowd #Mashyach #Yahowah #Towrah #Mowedym #Covenant #Shamuwel #Mykayah #Yisrael #RuwachYahowah #Scripture #BiblicalTruth
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim
00:04:13 ~ "So Shamuel he listens to God conveyed to Yishay reach out and get him this is Dowd the 8th son the youngest because we will not turn away we will not change our approach until he arrives here"
00:10:30 ~ "that God has a cast of characters that he uses over and over again. There are souls that he has come to trust, that he has deployed previously, that he knows he can count on to get this job done."
00:15:00 ~ "Take a stand regarding Dowd you should want to anoint him as messiah of our own free will this should be our decision that we recognize that Dowd is the messiah"
00:19:02 ~ "There's very few individual or souls that Yahowah specifically says that the spirit of Yahowah came upon him. And Dowd is one of those individuals."
00:25:28 ~ "He anointed Shaul and he placed his spirit on Shaul and Shaul turned out to be ~ an individual who tried to augment and change the Torah"
00:29:52 ~ "God's statement is clear there are evil spirits Shaul is an example of somebody that was infected with a tormenting spirit"
00:34:02 ~ "people associated by race or geography ~ will choose to smite afflict and destroy the decision maker and the judge ~ of Yisrael on the jaw"
00:39:35 ~ "this person comes from great antiquity from ancient days ~ from a very long time ago which would seem like an eternity of days"
00:41:45 ~ "we came to recognize that Yahowah has favorite souls and that he has deployed them right from the beginning beginning with Adam"
00:50:25 ~ "from you to approach me one shall come forth to be the one who writes proverbs and governs ~ in Yisrael whose beginning was from antiquity from ancient days"
00:56:43 ~ "therefore he shall give them to another until such time as she begins to bud and grow conceiving and giving birth"
what did yahowah see in dowd, why were seven rejected by yahowah, who is the eighth son really, what most miss about dowd, was dowd sent multiple times, six deployments of dowd, why yahowah chose dowd, what 1 shamuw’el 16 reveals, hidden meaning of mykayah 5, ruwach yahowah on dowd, what religion got wrong about dowd, how yahowah chooses a man
#Dowd #Mashyach #Yahowah #Towrah #Mowedym #Covenant #Shamuwel #Mykayah #Yisrael #RuwachYahowah #Scripture #BiblicalTruth
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00:00:27Welcome
00:00:29Welcome to the Ocean Studio here as part of the Yawa blog. I'm here with the Wookiee and we're going
00:00:34to continue so that we conclude our session in 1 Samuel about the identification of Dode as God's chosen one
00:00:44for him to anoint as the Masayak and what he had to say about him and then we're going to
00:00:50venture into Micah to continue to learn all we can about this very special man and Yawa's relationship with him.
00:00:58It is a bit icy here in the Caribbean. We've got some rain clouds that are moving in and out.
00:01:05Heavy, heavy rain last night filled up the cistern so that's always a good thing. The plants are all celebrating.
00:01:11But we may have a rapid conclusion to the program.
00:01:17By way of an update we will be doing a vlog on the blog on what's the next escalation in
00:01:25the Iranian war. It appears that Donald Trump is going to dispatch many thousands of special forces to take the
00:01:32islands in the Persian Gulf.
00:01:34And I want to talk to you about what I think the consequence of that is going to be as
00:01:40it plays out most likely over this weekend so that no one is surprised.
00:01:47Also, we've made a lot of progress on the yadaya.com website.
00:01:51We have one malcontent that we're going to have to figure out what to do with because with everyone using
00:02:00it well we have a plant from that malcontent cult that is trying to abuse everything that I have so
00:02:13freely shared to be a contrarian.
00:02:18And so we're going to have to figure out how we preclude a gift that I am offering people to
00:02:24learn about Yawa from being corrupted by the malignant among us.
00:02:30But other than that things are quite well. We actually got up for a few minutes a community page.
00:02:35I thought it worked great but our beloved web designer Sir Joe wasn't convinced that it was ready to put
00:02:44up for live use yet.
00:02:47Even though I made probably 10, 12 posts on it and thought it was working just spectacularly as creating the
00:02:54kind of community we were hoping for.
00:02:56And I suspect that he'll get it back up shortly and we can use it but it has a couple
00:03:03of glitches and he wants to fix those before it goes live.
00:03:07But anyway we're very close to having a community capability within the website so very pleased to announce that.
00:03:15This particular line is one I wanted to share with you again so that we can conclude our review of
00:03:231 Samuel.
00:03:24As Yawa directed his judge who became a prophet Samuel which means he listens to God to reach out to
00:03:38and retrieve the eighth son of a really a derelict man and a mother who was never known to her
00:03:50son.
00:03:50But we're speaking of doubt and what God had to say about him first and foremost before anything else is
00:04:00earth shattering for anyone who isn't aware of what I have already been able to deduce about how God deploys
00:04:08and redeploys certain souls to achieve his agenda.
00:04:12It says so Shamuel he listens to God conveyed to Yishay it means source of existence although the man himself
00:04:23was a bum reach out and get him is the instruction.
00:04:28This is Dode the eighth son the youngest because we will not turn away we will not change our approach
00:04:36until he arrives here.
00:04:38Boy that's a message for all of us we're going to stay the course we're going to continue to do
00:04:45what we're doing we will not be swayed otherwise and we need to continue on this path until Dode arrives
00:04:55right here.
00:04:56So he sent him he sent away for him of course he didn't go get him himself too big an
00:05:02operator was Yishay to bother to do that he just sent somebody else off to get his eight-year-old
00:05:08son who was tending sheep in Bethlehem.
00:05:11And it says first of all Wahyu Adoni stunning it's almost always rendered and he was ruddy and redheaded because
00:05:26Adon can mean that he was the same essentially word as we find as Adam and therefore he was
00:05:41like the first man like the first man and Adam the description of man and Adam which is now used
00:05:51to describe the first man created in God's image are synonymous in the Hebrew text.
00:05:57There is no difference between the way Ha Adam is written meaning the man or Adam in fact you have
00:06:05to take the definite article away to turn Adam into a name it's always presented in that context of as
00:06:11Ha Adam is the man.
00:06:13So it is descriptive of the first man that God created in his image and that makes him special it's
00:06:19the only person that that God literally conceived with his own hands no mother no father and that God blew
00:06:28the nefesh soul his consciousness into him along with his nesama which is his conscience ability to discern right and
00:06:39wrong to be able to reason and be judgmental.
00:06:42The one thing that made him in the image of God this ability to exercise good judgment regarding the things
00:06:51that he was witnessing around him.
00:06:54And that makes Adam the firstborn of Yahweh in this regard and so when Yahweh speaks of Dodd as his
00:07:02firstborn there is for those who know how to make reason connections between the things God says a definite correlation
00:07:10between Dodd being God's bekor firstborn and Adam being the first man literally conceived by God where God is the
00:07:21equivalent of the mother and father.
00:07:23And where he has breathed his soul right into him and this says Adam and it's Adam and Adam and
00:07:34then with a yod at the end of it.
00:07:38So Adam means Adam or the man so he is the man he is Adam with a own following it
00:07:50the own in Hebrew permeates the language and is used to speak of all things pertaining to something.
00:07:58So, for example, a Shabbaton is all things pertaining to the Shabbat.
00:08:04Zacharon is all things pertaining to the most memorable of men.
00:08:09And excuse me there, Wookiee, you're going to knock Whisperman off the table and everything's going to go crashing down.
00:08:17There you're repositioned right there on the table.
00:08:19Nicely done.
00:08:21And one of the most interesting words that God uses regarding Dodd is he calls him Elyon, which is all
00:08:30things pertaining to the influence of Almighty God.
00:08:34So the own following Adam here would be all things pertaining to Adam, which means he is saying he is
00:08:43Adam and that he is not just Adam.
00:08:46He is everything pertaining to Adam, which means he would have Adam's conscience and Adam's consciousness, Adam's personality, Adam's attributes.
00:09:00He is Adam, Adam, that's the first thing he told us.
00:09:05Now, the only difference, the addition between Adam, LF, Deleth, Mem, which is how Adam is written, and then the
00:09:15own, which is the wa nun, which is the waters, the life-giving waters and the nun being a son
00:09:25or something that God is giving new life to.
00:09:28So Adam, so Adam, with this own ending, conveying those concepts, is the last letter is a yod or a
00:09:36y.
00:09:36When a yod or a y is used in this kind of a context, it describes something that is my.
00:09:45It's from ani.
00:09:47And so it would be the all things pertaining to my Adam.
00:09:57That's who Dodd is.
00:09:58Now, once you recognize that, which is the point that I have been making, and I think if you're going
00:10:04to perceive the entire portrait that God is painting and understand his timeline, his players, the pace to which this
00:10:13story is unraveling, the places it takes place,
00:10:16It is essential to eventually come to embrace what I have been sharing here over this last month, maybe month
00:10:25and a half, where it's becoming overwhelmingly evident that God has a cast of characters that he uses over and
00:10:34over again.
00:10:35There are souls that he has come to trust, that he has deployed previously, that he knows he can count
00:10:42on to get this job done.
00:10:44And Dode happens to be the first and foremost of those individuals.
00:10:51The captain of the cables is out here saying, you know, I think we're still okay, but it could pour
00:10:58on us any moment.
00:11:00I'm drip dry, but we've got, I don't know, $20,000 worth of equipment out here that may not take
00:11:07the same view.
00:11:07Plus, our books don't much like water.
00:11:11I don't know if you've ever seen a paperback after it has been soaked, but it is not a pretty
00:11:16picture.
00:11:16So we'll try to protect the books first of all, and then things like the microphones and the teleprompter and
00:11:23the cameras and the lights and the computers and all of that sort of thing.
00:11:29So this is really a profound insight.
00:11:32The fact that God is confirming it this adroitly after we discovered it is just an indication of how genuinely
00:11:42good, kind, compassionate, caring he is regarding those doing his bidding.
00:11:50Every time we've come up with an insight that it strikes you say, well, the only logical, rational, reasonable explanation
00:12:00of what we are considering here
00:12:02would indicate that this is a new conclusion, a new profoundly important insight.
00:12:10God then directs us to a series of passages that confirm it.
00:12:17The tail wag here is because Leah has come to the doorway, and I think she's retrieving Kara, and you
00:12:27can see what Wookie thinks of Leah.
00:12:32So I'm thrilled with this.
00:12:34I'm very comfortable with everything that it represents and know it to be true.
00:12:39And I hope that it becomes more and more comfortable with the covenant family, that God has a series of
00:12:47people that he likes to use.
00:12:51And then it goes on after saying, he is all things pertaining to my Adam, and it says that he
00:12:57is a Yavath, which means he's a very attractive individual.
00:13:03He has a cheerful attitude.
00:13:06He has a bright disposition.
00:13:11And he is, he said, he's pleasing.
00:13:15In appearance, he's beautifully proportioned, desirable.
00:13:21Seeing him from God's point of view, at least, he is exceptionally pleasant.
00:13:27But now, imagine this, because I think it's important for you to know this.
00:13:33God will tell us that he sees individuals different than we do.
00:13:38He sees what matters, which is the soul.
00:13:41The body is irrelevant to him.
00:13:45The body should be irrelevant to us.
00:13:48It's all about the soul.
00:13:50I think part of the problem is what religion has done.
00:13:52Both Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all speak of bodily resurrection as if the body is going to be part of
00:14:00the eternal existence.
00:14:02And it's just utter rubbish.
00:14:05If you're in love with your body and you think that your body matters, then you're not part of the
00:14:12covenant.
00:14:12You're just not going to be part of this family going forward.
00:14:15You've got to recognize that all God sees in us is our nefesh soul.
00:14:19That's the only part of us that goes forward.
00:14:23It's the only part of us that can be released from three dimensions, be enveloped in light energy,
00:14:27and taken into the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh dimension, exploring the universe and entering God's heavenly home.
00:14:36And so when he says that he was visually pleasing, what God is saying, the soul that I see, I
00:14:45like.
00:14:46That soul is beautifully proportioned.
00:14:49It's desirable.
00:14:50It's exceedingly pleasant.
00:14:52It's agreeable.
00:14:53It's delightful.
00:14:54Yahweh loves doubt.
00:14:56All there is to it.
00:14:57And he said, of your own volition, now stand up.
00:15:00Take a stand regarding doubt.
00:15:03You should want to anoint him as Messiah of our own free will.
00:15:10This should be our decision that we recognize that Dode is the Messiah.
00:15:15We should anoint him, give him that distinction.
00:15:20That distinction belongs to him because, indeed, this is he, God said.
00:15:26So, you know, Christianity created a religion based on a myth that Paul created and called him the Christ as
00:15:33if he were the Messiah.
00:15:35It happens to be a Greek term that speaks of the application of drugs.
00:15:40It was the closest Greek term that they could find or that Paul chose anyway.
00:15:43It means, by the way, it means, by the way, to be drugged.
00:15:46But to say that of a Iusus Christu is to spit in God's face.
00:15:53God said you should want to anoint as Messiah Dode.
00:15:58Because, indeed, he is the one.
00:16:02This is he.
00:16:03And for the idiots that promote Christianity to say, oh, no, it's Jesus.
00:16:09He is the Christ.
00:16:12You're telling me that God is a liar.
00:16:14And I'm not buying it.
00:16:16You shouldn't buy it.
00:16:17It's a fool's folly.
00:16:18It's annoying to God.
00:16:22Don't do that.
00:16:25And at this point, we're told that.
00:16:29So then Shamwell, he grasped hold of the horn.
00:16:33We talked about this in our last program from the Ocean Studio.
00:16:35The Koran is used routinely to direct our attention to Dode.
00:16:40It was the Kareen of Dode as the Passover lamb that was found on Mount Moriah during the dress rehearsal
00:16:48for Pesach that Yahweh provided in place of the only and beloved firstborn son of Abraham, that being Ishaq.
00:16:58Don't take your son's life, your only son, whom you love.
00:17:02Because Yahweh said, I will provide the lamb.
00:17:04And then the lamb was seen with its horns radiating and caught in the thicket on the top of Mount
00:17:12Moriah.
00:17:13Those horns always applied to Dode.
00:17:17And it says that the horn was of olive oil and anoint him in the midst of his brothers.
00:17:28Dode isn't to be anointed apart from Yisra'el.
00:17:33Well, he is to be anointed as part of Yisra'el.
00:17:38You see, the kinsman redeemer is called a kinsman redeemer because guess what?
00:17:42He's kin.
00:17:44When Ruth told Boaz, you know, I'm your ama, I'm your productive mother, and I'm going to deliver the kinsman
00:17:51redeemer when she was in Bethlehem with him.
00:17:54She was talking about the fact that the Messiah and redeemer, the savior, is kin to Yisra'el.
00:18:07That's why it says among these brothers.
00:18:09Now, being anointed is a symbolic action that says that God has designated this individual for a particular purpose.
00:18:22Now, the purpose with Dode is extraordinary.
00:18:25And that's why God says later on in the 89th Mismore that he used his own very special anointing oil
00:18:34to anoint to Dode.
00:18:36There is no one anywhere close to his stature as a messianic figure.
00:18:41He is the one.
00:18:43As God says, yes, this is he.
00:18:47Now, that's a outward symbol and an endorsement of this man's nefesh soul, one that will be deployed and already
00:18:56has been deployed many times and will be deployed again.
00:18:59But that's just the beginning.
00:19:02The bigger part of this is twofold.
00:19:06One is that the Ruach of Yahweh, the spirit of Yahweh came upon him.
00:19:11There's very few individuals or souls that Yahweh specifically says that the spirit of Yahweh came upon him.
00:19:20And Dode is one of those individuals.
00:19:23The spirit of Yahweh also comes upon the Chodur.
00:19:27So this is an important designation.
00:19:30And it's the spirit of Yahweh that not only protects him and empowers him and enlightens him and enables him
00:19:37and enriches him.
00:19:38There's just so many things that the spirit does.
00:19:41And we know with Dode, the spirit would never leave him, which means the spirit was with him during the
00:19:47suffering of of Pesach and of Matzah going through Bukurim.
00:19:55And this is not something that any individual can see.
00:20:01But when God says it's happened, you need to know it's happened and that you don't want to ever go
00:20:08against someone whom Yahweh has bequeathed his Ruach.
00:20:13That's that's that's an exceptional designation and enablement.
00:20:19The second thing I wanted to say is that when Yahweh chooses to prepare and present someone in an important
00:20:29role, he tells you all about it.
00:20:32There are more descriptions from God and prophecies from God regarding what he has done and will do with Dode
00:20:41than any other person.
00:20:43Now, his story goes back 6000 years to the garden and it is integrated into forevermore as he is king
00:20:52of Sukkah returning on Kippurim.
00:20:56So God tells you when he is working with someone, that's why there is upwards of a thousand prophecies on
00:21:03the lesser luminary, Dode being the greater luminary on the tree of knowledge, Dode being the tree of lives on.
00:21:09On everything that Dode represents as the Messiah and as the malec king, as the firstborn of God.
00:21:19God has upwards of a hundred titles and designations for Dode.
00:21:26And he did the same thing with Moshe.
00:21:29He told us exactly the same thing that he had chosen Moshe for this task.
00:21:36That's why when Miriam said, we too speak for God, God says, when I choose someone that I'm going to
00:21:43speak through, you know it and they know it because I've said so.
00:21:48That's why there are upwards of a thousand titles and designations and prophetic accounts regarding the role of the Nakhri
00:21:55and the Chodor.
00:21:58This is the nature of what God is saying.
00:22:01Now it's saying that the spirit of Yahweh didn't come passively upon Dode, but it came with tremendous power, succeeding
00:22:12such that he would prosper.
00:22:13He would be able to thrive.
00:22:14He would be endowed with the ability to prevail and become especially useful.
00:22:19It was a shalak, ek el-dod.
00:22:23So it came upon Dode.
00:22:25David, you know, well, there is no V in Hebrew, certainly not at this time.
00:22:32It was contrived by the rabbis over a thousand years after.
00:22:38In fact, that V sound was actually contrived by the rabbis in the 11th century CE.
00:22:43So 2,000 years after this.
00:22:44And the name is written Daleth Wa Daleth.
00:22:48So it is definitely Dode.
00:22:51But it says that the spirit of Yahweh came upon Dode.
00:22:56Doesn't say it came upon Jesus.
00:22:58Doesn't say it came upon Hashem.
00:23:00Doesn't say it came upon a rabbi.
00:23:03Came upon Dode.
00:23:05Got to deal with that.
00:23:07Dode is the one that Yahweh says is the Messiah.
00:23:12The one that Yahweh chose.
00:23:15The one that goes all the way back in terms of his consciousness and conscience to Adam.
00:23:24So then Samuel stood up.
00:23:26The job was done.
00:23:27And he walked to Ramah, which is a high place.
00:23:33Very clear indication of what God called him to do.
00:23:38Go and do this.
00:23:40So, and therefore, the spirit of Yahweh turned away from any association with Shaul.
00:23:50It isn't that the spirit of Yahweh is limited to being on one person.
00:23:56Yahweh took the spirit of, he didn't say with the spirit of Yahweh, but he said it was the spirit.
00:24:01And divided it 70 fold to get additional help for Moshe when Moshe had his crash and burn.
00:24:10So, God can allocate his spirit to more than one person.
00:24:14At this point, we only know of one person that has been given the spirit of Yahweh,
00:24:20plus six other spirits associated with Yahweh, and that would be the Chodur.
00:24:24But still at this moment, the spirit of Yahweh would be around the soul of Dodd, would be around the
00:24:37soul of Moshe.
00:24:39So, it is something that I think is continued with the people that God chooses, but you've got to see
00:24:46it through.
00:24:47You know, the people chose Shaul, Saul.
00:24:52Yahweh said, bad idea.
00:24:54They're rejecting me to choose him.
00:24:56But, you know, free will and all.
00:24:58I gave them free will, which means I have to allow them to reject me.
00:25:01I have to allow them to have an alternative.
00:25:06And so, you know, I'm going to endorse this to the extent that I can.
00:25:12I'm going to, rather than plague his kingship, I'm going to do what I can to enable it.
00:25:23It's going to turn out poorly, but I'm not going to be the reason that it turns out poorly, is
00:25:29what God's basically saying.
00:25:30So, he anointed Shaul, and he placed his spirit on Shaul, and Shaul turned out to be an egomaniac,
00:25:42tried to augment and change the Torah.
00:25:47And God said, no, we're not going to have any of that.
00:25:50You're done.
00:25:52And he removed his spirit from Shaul.
00:25:57That's appropriate because you look at someone like Miriam again.
00:26:02Miriam was called a prophetess when she coordinated the women's response to the Song of the Sea.
00:26:10That wasn't much of a role, but nonetheless, God called her a prophetess while she was doing that.
00:26:17And then God struck her with leprosy, said that it's as if your father is spitting in your face.
00:26:24He ostracized her from the community, and then he used her and Debarim as the best example of being divorced
00:26:33and therefore separated from God.
00:26:34So, it is possible to go from being covenant to not being covenant.
00:26:42You can work yourself right out of the covenant relationship based upon you challenging God's intent.
00:26:51And Shaul did, and Shaul was.
00:26:56As a result, now this doesn't happen to everyone, but it certainly did happen to Shaul.
00:27:02And maybe it happened to Shaul because when the spirit of Yahweh left him, it left such a void that
00:27:08he was hungry for power.
00:27:10He was hungry for the way that felt in him, and therefore he was open to the spirit of Satan
00:27:20having turned on him and said,
00:27:24No, I can't be part of this anymore.
00:27:27You've become malignant.
00:27:29So, he allowed the spirit of Satan to infect him.
00:27:37You know, I think this is what happened to Donald Trump.
00:27:40I think he's always been a despicable man.
00:27:42In fact, we know he's always been a despicable man.
00:27:45But sometime after losing the election cycle five years ago and being brought up in all manner of charges and
00:27:55losing every case and very quickly going bankrupt and headed to jail as a convicted felon and having the worst
00:28:05cases still pending against him, election fraud in Georgia.
00:28:09And the document scheme is having in Mar-a-Largo documents that were government documents that he was using for
00:28:22commercial purposes.
00:28:24These violations would have caused him to go to prison.
00:28:27And somewhere along the way, wanting to crawl back to power, wanting to get revenge on those he did not
00:28:34like and trying to keep from going bankrupt, he definitely made himself available to and open to Satan.
00:28:47And now he is demon-possessed.
00:28:49He is the Rahab.
00:28:50He is the corporeal manifestation of Satan.
00:28:53And it's really obvious, something that we have disclosed 17 months ago.
00:28:59And with every day since that time, he has proven that conclusion to be accurate.
00:29:07So in this case, as a result, an evil and malignant spirit overwhelmed and tormented him for being against Yahweh.
00:29:16For those who don't like the idea of me saying that Donald Trump is demon-possessed because they don't like
00:29:22the idea of demons or Satan or whatever it may be,
00:29:26the testimony of Yahweh indicates that it is possible for someone to be overwhelmed and tormented, inundated and troubled, pained,
00:29:37if you will.
00:29:38That's what Ba'ath means, by an evil and malignant spirit.
00:29:44This is what it says.
00:29:45It's a ra'ah, harmful and inaccurate, perverted and ruinous, incorrect and immoral ra'ah.
00:29:52So facts are facts.
00:29:56God's statement is clear.
00:29:58There are evil spirits.
00:30:01Sha'ul is an example of somebody that was infected with a tormenting spirit.
00:30:08His namesake, the example that he sets for us to understand Sha'ul, who became Paul, the author of the
00:30:16first 14 books of the Christian New Testament.
00:30:19He also admitted at the end of his second letter to the Corinthians of being demon-possessed, having an evil
00:30:28spirit from Satan that controlled him.
00:30:33So this is something we have to be aware of and look out for, and we'd have to be blind
00:30:40to miss the connection.
00:30:41Both Sha'uls, the king and the wannabe apostle, were demon-possessed.
00:30:47They were tormented by an evil spirit dispatched by Satan to control them.
00:30:52The wannabe apostle Paul called Satan's messenger a thorn in his side and was used to control his out-of
00:31:00-control ego.
00:31:01And interestingly enough, both malignancies are attributed to men who were committed to devaluing Dodd.
00:31:20All right, well, at this point, there are over 1,100 additional references to Dodd and the Torah and prophets,
00:31:29many of which are prophetic, even though his name was expressly excluded in each, or I should say included in
00:31:39each.
00:31:40Most have been misappropriated or denied.
00:31:43That's the nature of Christianity.
00:31:45Christianity, they ignore what God actually said.
00:31:48They take a snippet out of context, misrepresent it, misconstrued it, misappropriated, mistranslated, and say,
00:31:56that's my guy, I got a prophecy right here about Jesus.
00:32:00No, it's a story about Dodd, a prophetic indication of who Dodd is and what he would accomplish.
00:32:07So even though his name was included in each of these prophecies regarding him, most have been either denied Dodd
00:32:16or misappropriated to Jesus.
00:32:20There are also many others which speak of the Messiah without naming him at all, which were written about Dodd
00:32:28and only Dodd qualifies.
00:32:30One such example is found in Micah Yah, Micah.
00:32:35It describes someone who will come from Bethlehem, which obviously Dodd did in this life, but the one we're talking
00:32:45about now around 1,000 B.C.E.
00:32:48But also in his fulfillment of Pesach, Motsen, and Bequodim, 33 years before that time, he was born in Bethlehem
00:32:58again.
00:33:01So Christians claim it must be Jesus because the New Testament says Jesus was born in a manger in Bethlehem.
00:33:08All they're doing is Paul was claiming, and so were his cronies, that they know the Messiah was coming from
00:33:16Bethlehem.
00:33:17God said so in numerous places.
00:33:19So they just put their myth, their baby God, in Bethlehem.
00:33:26So doesn't apply to Jesus.
00:33:29Was no Jesus.
00:33:30Anyway, this is what it says.
00:33:32Now at that time, Atta, at this point in the narration, and subject to this sequence of events,
00:33:39settlements, towns, and villages, apart from societal influence and unaffected by religion or politics,
00:33:48you should band together.
00:33:52A siege of rebels and raiders, of this confining onslaught of plundering marauders, are placed against us.
00:34:03With a rod and weapon of war, people associated by race or geography, this is Shabbat, an all-encompassing term.
00:34:11It can speak of subdivisions of people or of rulers.
00:34:15Will choose to smite, afflict, and destroy the decision-maker and the judge,
00:34:21the one who exercises good judgment of Yisrael on the jaw.
00:34:27Me, Ka-Yah, who is like Yahweh.
00:34:33Micah, 5-1.
00:34:35Well, interesting.
00:34:37It's saying here, just as the opening stanza.
00:34:39So now at this time, he's saying prophetically, there will be towns, settlements, and villages
00:34:45that are going to be used, apart from anything that you would think would be appropriate,
00:34:55and that they should stand aside from religious societal influences.
00:35:04They should be unaffected by religion or politics.
00:35:07But look what happened to Bethlehem.
00:35:08Look what happened to Nazareth.
00:35:10Look what happened to Jerusalem.
00:35:11All of these things got enveloped in religious myths and societal influences and the like.
00:35:18And so this is a prophetic warning and saying, don't let that happen.
00:35:23Now, towns and villages don't have a personality where they can make a choice.
00:35:31But the people in them, the people who write of them, the people who should be protective of them, can.
00:35:38And it says, you know, now at this time, keep these settlements, towns, and villages separate from
00:35:45these societal influences, keep them unaffected by religion and politics.
00:35:50And you should band together in this regard, because there is going to be a siege of rebels,
00:35:55these raiders who will have an onslaught, and they will try to plunder these towns,
00:36:01and they will be against Israel.
00:36:05That's what Christianity did.
00:36:07That's what Islam has done.
00:36:08And so with a rod and weapons of war, people associated by race, culture, and geography,
00:36:15both Christians and Muslims, will choose to smite, afflict, and destroy the decision maker
00:36:22and the judge of Israel, doing so on the jaw, where one would speak.
00:36:28So there would be occasions where this would apply, both of which pertain to Dode in actuality.
00:36:36The plundering raiders, seeking to restrict and afflict Israelites, robbing them of their dignity,
00:36:43their land, their Messiah, and place as God's people, would be known as Romans,
00:36:48both the empire and the church.
00:36:50And that would place this attack adjacent to Dode's arrival to fulfill the first three,
00:36:58Mikre, in year 4000, Yah.
00:37:00Or these marauding militants could be today's Muslims, hell-bent on ransacking Israel.
00:37:08If so, this would be addressing the days before Dode's return, in year 6000, Yah,
00:37:13to fulfill the last two moed.
00:37:16Either way, they are attacking Dode, who is Israel's decision maker and judge,
00:37:23seeking to silence and incapacitate him.
00:37:26But there's also a decision maker that God has empowered that is speaking to the world at this time,
00:37:33warning them that to disparage Dode and to attribute the lands that are associated with him
00:37:42and his kingdom with the religion of Christianity or Islam is a diabolical thing
00:37:48that is going to engender Yahweh's wrath to the extent that all of you who do that,
00:37:55who opine for a Palestinian state and freeing Palestine and for denying that Jews have the rights to the land
00:38:06of Israel,
00:38:08you're in serious trouble because God's going to annihilate all of you before his return on Teruah,
00:38:15in year 6000, Yah, which is 2033, seven years from now.
00:38:21And you, Bethlehem, it's house of Lachem, house of bread or house of conflict.
00:38:29Lachem can be translated either way.
00:38:33Ephra, which means fruitful, branching off and bearing fruit,
00:38:38which of course a Dode would certainly do existing as the younger sibling among the thousands of Yehuda
00:38:46from you to approach me,
00:38:50one shall come forth to be the one who writes Proverbs and governs.
00:38:55Mashal in Yisrael,
00:38:58whose beginnings is from antiquity,
00:39:03from ancient days.
00:39:05Well, who do you suppose we're talking about here,
00:39:10whose came from Bethlehem,
00:39:14that would be Dode and life,
00:39:16this particular life,
00:39:18the one we're talking about now,
00:39:20which is 1000 BCE, thereabouts.
00:39:23And then he was born again
00:39:26in Bethlehem to fulfill Pesach, Matzah, and Bekorim.
00:39:31Hmm.
00:39:33And God is saying,
00:39:35now he's writing this in or about,
00:39:40what,
00:39:41600, 700 BCE,
00:39:45and saying that this person comes from great antiquity,
00:39:50from ancient days,
00:39:53from days very, very long ago,
00:39:56which would seem like an eternity of days.
00:40:00And this ancient days and from antiquity is repeated with men,
00:40:06Kedem from long ago,
00:40:08because he existed a very long time in the past.
00:40:11And from ancient days,
00:40:14men,
00:40:14you own alarm,
00:40:15right back into antiquity.
00:40:19I know somebody that came from antiquity.
00:40:25In fact,
00:40:25the first man that was created with,
00:40:28in God's image,
00:40:29by God himself,
00:40:31with both a conscience and a consciousness.
00:40:38His name,
00:40:39his name,
00:40:39well,
00:40:40he was called the man.
00:40:41We know him as Adam.
00:40:44And Yahweh just told us that Dode was Adam,
00:40:47all things pertaining to Adam.
00:40:51So they say,
00:40:52you know,
00:40:52when,
00:40:53one of the wonderful parts about doing this job is that the more you learn,
00:40:58the more you understand,
00:41:00the more you understand,
00:41:01the more you're able to learn.
00:41:03And you get to a point where learning occurs at such a tremendous pace and that the insights become so,
00:41:12just so much like a fire hose of new information.
00:41:16And that what would have taken six years to learn at the beginning can be processed and developed in six
00:41:26months.
00:41:27And what took six months to learn years ago can be outdone in six days today.
00:41:36That's where we are.
00:41:37It's exponential growth.
00:41:39And here,
00:41:40because of the 31st Bashal and all of the things pertaining to the world,
00:41:46pertaining to it,
00:41:48we came to recognize that Yahweh has favorite souls and that he has deployed them right from the beginning,
00:41:56beginning with Adam and running all the way through the process until Dode's return in year 6000.
00:42:04All the way through the process,
00:42:06the key characters are reused.
00:42:11Not all of them.
00:42:12Some of them are ones and dones.
00:42:14But when God needs something accomplished and he has to rely on a person doing it,
00:42:20he chooses souls that he knows,
00:42:23that he's trust,
00:42:24that he's had prior experience with.
00:42:26And now he is telling you that this person who has come from Bethlehem and who will come from Bethlehem
00:42:34is from ancient days,
00:42:37from antiquity.
00:42:38And from God's point of view,
00:42:40antiquity begins in the garden when he created Adam.
00:42:45And so these insights about God taking certain souls and Dode is first and foremost among them.
00:42:57Chanuk is the next who is plays out eight times in God's story all the way to today and throughout
00:43:06tomorrow.
00:43:07That these souls come from antiquity.
00:43:13There is even the possibility that when God spoke of Elohim in the plural use of the word,
00:43:24which typically is just means that God's being inclusive.
00:43:27It's the royal we.
00:43:29It's how a humble person would talk when they're doing something magnificent.
00:43:34We did this.
00:43:36We all use that when we're talking about something that is so outstanding as to make what we're saying seem
00:43:44a bit egotistical.
00:43:45We'll throw in what's called the royal we.
00:43:48And so maybe nothing more than that,
00:43:50but it could be more than that.
00:43:55And so when God says that this soul came from ancient antiquity could be very much that when God put
00:44:05the soul into Adam,
00:44:07the first man,
00:44:08that he already knew him.
00:44:11Wasn't the beginning of the relationship.
00:44:13You know,
00:44:13there's no point where God goes to Adam and say,
00:44:16okay,
00:44:17hi,
00:44:17man,
00:44:17I'm God,
00:44:18God,
00:44:19man,
00:44:19man,
00:44:19God.
00:44:20Let's do it.
00:44:20I don't know.
00:44:21We do a handshake.
00:44:22I don't know what we do in these cases,
00:44:23but let me let's go beyond the simple introductions.
00:44:28Planet earth.
00:44:29You're in a garden and planet earth.
00:44:31Let me tell you where you are and what we're going to do here and,
00:44:34and how this is going to work out.
00:44:36And,
00:44:36oh,
00:44:37by the way,
00:44:37this won't be our only time together,
00:44:39but I'm going to lay it all out for you.
00:44:41And we'll take it from here and see how it works out.
00:44:43No,
00:44:44not how the story goes.
00:44:45Is it?
00:44:47Not at all.
00:44:49Well,
00:44:49we go from Adam being created to God saying,
00:44:53you know,
00:44:53lots of trees here,
00:44:54eat from any trees you want.
00:44:55Just know that that tree and the,
00:44:58the middle of the garden,
00:44:59that tree of knowledge,
00:45:01eat from that tree.
00:45:02And,
00:45:02and well,
00:45:03you're going to experience death and there's some consequences there.
00:45:07So do what you want again,
00:45:10free will and all,
00:45:11but avoid that.
00:45:13You think that's their first conversation?
00:45:16You know,
00:45:16it didn't begin by,
00:45:18you know,
00:45:18saying what are these things and,
00:45:20you know,
00:45:20what,
00:45:20how,
00:45:21what are the eyes and,
00:45:23oh,
00:45:23what are we,
00:45:24what are these walls here for?
00:45:26Who are those,
00:45:26uh,
00:45:27Karub that are on the,
00:45:28uh,
00:45:29the walls?
00:45:30Um,
00:45:30you're obviously more than you're manifesting yourself when you're
00:45:34communicating to me here.
00:45:35You're a lot bigger than,
00:45:36uh,
00:45:36than that.
00:45:37If you created this whole thing,
00:45:38what's beyond those,
00:45:39uh,
00:45:40walls,
00:45:40uh,
00:45:41what's the story with animals?
00:45:43Why are the trees,
00:45:44having fruit?
00:45:44Uh,
00:45:45you know,
00:45:46well,
00:45:48it gotta be a gazillion,
00:45:50uh,
00:45:50questions that you would have,
00:45:52right?
00:45:52Oh yeah.
00:45:52Yeah.
00:45:53Uh,
00:45:54so,
00:45:54do you think it began with,
00:45:56uh,
00:45:56with that?
00:45:56No.
00:45:57So,
00:46:00very possible.
00:46:01Uh,
00:46:01so I'm,
00:46:02I'm on record as saying,
00:46:04I am absolutely convinced that this and the previous statement that I have read
00:46:11demonstrates conclusively.
00:46:14that Adam is Dode,
00:46:17Dode is Adam.
00:46:19And that not only is Dode Adam,
00:46:22there was another insertion of Dode's soul between the time of Adam and the time of the Dode as the
00:46:34eight-year-old boy from,
00:46:35uh,
00:46:37uh,
00:46:37from Bethlehem whom obviously God knew really,
00:46:40really well.
00:46:42Uh,
00:46:44it wasn't because he bonded with an,
00:46:47with an eight-year-old,
00:46:48uh,
00:46:48out there tending sheep.
00:46:50So,
00:46:52um,
00:46:53I have,
00:46:54and the book that I'm writing now delineated all six of,
00:46:58uh,
00:46:59of Dode's existences,
00:47:00but,
00:47:01um,
00:47:02I'm,
00:47:03uh,
00:47:03also fairly convinced that Noah,
00:47:07uh,
00:47:09eldest son,
00:47:10Shem was Dode's soul.
00:47:13And that,
00:47:14uh,
00:47:15uh,
00:47:15we,
00:47:15uh,
00:47:16the next,
00:47:16of course,
00:47:17is the Dode that,
00:47:18uh,
00:47:19we come to know,
00:47:19but there's also the very real possibility that,
00:47:22that,
00:47:23uh,
00:47:23and I think likelihood that the my Dode and the L Dode,
00:47:28uh,
00:47:29during Moshe's meltdown that God said,
00:47:32Hey,
00:47:32listen,
00:47:32I understand Moshe,
00:47:33you're having a tough time with this.
00:47:34You don't know,
00:47:35you don't,
00:47:35you want out.
00:47:36Uh,
00:47:36and I've got a couple of guys that I'm inspiring and,
00:47:39you know,
00:47:40I'll take it from here.
00:47:41You just get them to the promised land.
00:47:42We'll take it from there.
00:47:43It appears to me that then,
00:47:45and I've also written this and this book as well,
00:47:48uh,
00:47:48coming home for that.
00:47:50There are some 15,
00:47:5220 clues that suggest that,
00:47:55uh,
00:47:56Dode and,
00:47:57uh,
00:47:57his,
00:47:58uh,
00:47:58pal,
00:48:00my Dode,
00:48:00um,
00:48:01were also in the periphery around Moshe to keep the,
00:48:06the top from spinning out of control because,
00:48:10uh,
00:48:10Moshe,
00:48:10Moshe needed supervision.
00:48:12He needed,
00:48:13uh,
00:48:13a backdrop.
00:48:14He needed someone to,
00:48:16to protect him sometimes even from himself.
00:48:20Uh,
00:48:21so that would make the,
00:48:22the,
00:48:22uh,
00:48:23the Dode of Bethlehem is the eight year old shepherd,
00:48:25the fourth iteration of,
00:48:28uh,
00:48:28of Dode.
00:48:28And I think that's really quite likely.
00:48:30And the,
00:48:30uh,
00:48:31the fifth would be when he was born in Bethlehem,
00:48:34uh,
00:48:34and to B.C.E.
00:48:36on Sukkah,
00:48:37uh,
00:48:38for the purpose of fulfilling Pesach,
00:48:39Mots,
00:48:39and Bokotim in year 4,000.
00:48:42Uh,
00:48:42that'd be the fifth and the sixth iteration of Dode was,
00:48:45will be when he returns as King with Yahweh on Kaporim in year 2033.
00:48:51Now,
00:48:52again,
00:48:52if you want to disagree with some of this,
00:48:54you know,
00:48:54feel free,
00:48:55um,
00:48:56uh,
00:48:56do so respectfully because,
00:48:58uh,
00:48:58God's all in with this story.
00:49:00Uh,
00:49:01I have,
00:49:01um,
00:49:03uh,
00:49:03done an enormous amount of,
00:49:05uh,
00:49:05collaboration.
00:49:06And,
00:49:06uh,
00:49:07the insight was given to me,
00:49:09uh,
00:49:09by Yahweh and has now been proven time and again by,
00:49:13uh,
00:49:14so my hope for you was be that,
00:49:16uh,
00:49:17you would be accepting of this insight and have an appreciation that,
00:49:22uh,
00:49:23this is the way.
00:49:24And in fact,
00:49:25it is the only way that God could keep,
00:49:27um,
00:49:28his story and his plans a pace so that they would play out when,
00:49:34uh,
00:49:34and with whom he intended,
00:49:36uh,
00:49:37and how,
00:49:38uh,
00:49:38he needed for this whole story to materialize with his return in,
00:49:446,000,
00:49:44yeah,
00:49:442033,
00:49:45it stays on pace.
00:49:47The most important events are fulfilled.
00:49:50The key players deliver all because of this plan with Yahweh.
00:49:55And so Micah,
00:49:57uh,
00:49:58who is like,
00:49:59yeah,
00:50:00five,
00:50:01two affirms that very thing.
00:50:05Um,
00:50:06and you,
00:50:07Beth,
00:50:08Bethlehem house of grain and home of conflict,
00:50:13uh,
00:50:14Ephra,
00:50:15you're fruitful,
00:50:17branching off and bearing fruit.
00:50:20You exist as the younger sibling among the thousands of Yauda.
00:50:28From you to approach me,
00:50:31one shall come forth to be the one who writes proverbs and who governs,
00:50:36who conveys wisdom with word pictures in Yisra'el,
00:50:44whose beginning was from antiquity from a very long time ago because he existed in the distant past from ancient
00:50:55days.
00:50:59So as an interesting insight,
00:51:02uh,
00:51:02of course,
00:51:02Dode was the youngest sibling,
00:51:04um,
00:51:05uh,
00:51:09uh,
00:51:09uh,
00:51:12uh,
00:51:13uh,
00:51:142 BCE,
00:51:15uh,
00:51:15he could have had older brothers of,
00:51:17uh,
00:51:17of Jacob,
00:51:18uh,
00:51:19Shimon and Yahu Kahnan.
00:51:22But, you know, it doesn't really matter if the brothers who were miscast by Paul as disciples, whether they were
00:51:33older or younger than Dode at that time, probably doesn't make a lot of difference.
00:51:43So I don't know if God's going to follow the exact same script in this regard.
00:51:48It just says that Ruth, speaking to Boaz, who was instrumental enough in the whole story that one of the
00:51:55two columns of the temple is named after Boaz, it means with strength, that she said to him, I am
00:52:00your Amma.
00:52:01And we know that the Amma is the one who delivers Dode.
00:52:04And she says, I will deliver the kinsman redeemer to you.
00:52:08And when we trace all of the prophecies regarding what happened and where it happened, that it's obvious that they
00:52:15gave birth to Dode.
00:52:18And to B.C.E. on on on Sukkah.
00:52:23I don't know if he was the youngest at that time, but, you know, this God could have stayed the
00:52:28same way and had him be the youngest and his older brothers look after him.
00:52:34I would have been just fine as it relates to the story.
00:52:39So we have Dode being born in Bethlehem, both of these two occasions, as well as him being conceived in
00:52:49the garden 6,000 years ago.
00:52:52And there is one proverb that I think that Dode wrote.
00:52:58I don't know how many of them he wrote.
00:53:00There's 30 of them that are ascribed to Ethan Haw is Rocky.
00:53:05And there are 31 all total.
00:53:07One is ascribed to Solomon.
00:53:10So is it possible that we're missing one of them or one or two were combined or one was split
00:53:18into two?
00:53:19I mean, possibilities or one was or two were combined into one.
00:53:24Certainly a possibility in that regard, too.
00:53:28But I think that the 14th, which is about the Chodur, was likely written by Dode.
00:53:36And we have the one written by Solomon and then the rest were written by Ethan Hawes Rocky.
00:53:46So Dode's extraordinary in this regard.
00:53:51He is the ultimate leader of God's people.
00:53:56So Micah, yeah, Micah, wrote between 735 and 700 BCE.
00:54:05I don't know if we have him on the timeline, but if we don't, we should add him.
00:54:08I know how to do that now.
00:54:10We have an admin to do that.
00:54:12But between 735 and 700 BCE, about 300 years after the event that we're talking about or have been talking
00:54:23about,
00:54:23which is the first anointing of Dode, and around Bethlehem by Shamuel and Andiawa.
00:54:33So the departure from Bethlehem probably took place in that particular meeting in 1 Samuel around 1034 BCE.
00:54:47Now, is that considered ancient times, long, long, long time ago, 15 generations?
00:54:53No.
00:54:53So he's looking all the way back to the time of Adam, all the way back to the beginning.
00:55:08So now for an unexpected wrinkle in the framework of time.
00:55:14Among the Qumran collections, there was a commentary written on behalf of the sect's righteous teacher,
00:55:22which was based upon Micah, Micah, and making his argument against the Pharisees.
00:55:31The Essene wrote, one shall not come forth to be the one who writes Proverbs and governs in Yisrael.
00:55:42So it says, one shall not come forth to be the one who writes Proverbs and governs in Yisrael.
00:55:52If his question was accurate, then Yawa was bemoaning the fact that after Dode,
00:55:58there would be no one to lead his people.
00:56:01And in context, there are also a few variations between the Essene citations and the Masoretic text throughout the rest
00:56:11of the book.
00:56:11This negation is still worth noting.
00:56:15Returning to Micah's prophetic presentation, this next statement speaks of Yisrael having been released
00:56:25such that they would no longer influence others and then of her beginning to bud and grow again after a
00:56:35long intermission.
00:56:36Therefore, we should be anticipating God's family returning as the covenant is reaffirmed following a painful and traumatic exchangement.
00:56:47Here is what it says.
00:56:48Therefore, he shall give them to another until such time as she begins to bud and grow, conceiving and giving
00:57:01birth.
00:57:02Yal'ad, yal'adah.
00:57:05She becomes pregnant, experiences birth bangs and bears offspring with feminine characteristics, beginning a daughter in travail.
00:57:13Then the remnant of his brothers shall change as they return and they are restored as the children of Yisrael.
00:57:23Micah 5.3.
00:57:25So the story here is there's a daughter of Yisrael.
00:57:29She's the Amma.
00:57:30And that there is a time when after Yisrael has been given over to the control of another.
00:57:39God has divorced Israel back in the time of Hosha, 750-ish BCE.
00:57:45Then there is a time now where Yisrael is able to grow and conceive.
00:57:54And but again, as we're looking at the germation of the covenant family of of this Amma and her Baal
00:58:04husband, able to conceive this covenant family, giving them birth.
00:58:11And so God's saying, yeah, I gave up on Israel, I pulled away, I divorced Israel.
00:58:17And so she was controlled by all manner of of nations.
00:58:20But now she's ready to bud and grow again.
00:58:25She's ready to conceive and give birth.
00:58:30And that ultimate family comes in, not so much by the few that are part of the covenant, but by
00:58:40the many who will be part of the remnant.
00:58:42This is the yes, there are the remainder that is left, that remnant that that exists and is also brought
00:58:49into Jerusalem on Teruah in 2033, year 6000.
00:58:57And yeah, and that remnant will be of his brothers, of Doe's brothers.
00:59:03And the thing that will make them different and them receptive to being productive again is they will shub.
00:59:13You know, it's shub for shub or no shub for you.
00:59:16They will finally shub.
00:59:18They're finally in a position to return.
00:59:20They're going to change and return to God and so that they're in a position for God to return to
00:59:26them.
00:59:27Then the remnant of his brothers, this is in 2033, shall change and they will return and they will be
00:59:34restored as the children of Israel, of those who engage and endure with God.
00:59:41I think that's a lovely place for us to conclude this particular episode of the Yawa vlog here in the
00:59:48Ocean Studio.
00:59:49We've covered a lot of material already.
00:59:52We'll return to this hopefully tomorrow.
00:59:56We have a vlog on the vlog later today.
00:59:59I would dearly love to get in the first episode of Basics on Shabuwa because we have a lot of
01:00:06material to make our way through until I reveal to you one of the most interesting prophecies that, well,
01:00:13we have stumbled upon at least this week about the timing of Shabuwa and those who are included and those
01:00:21who are counter to its purpose.
01:00:24And we'll get there so long as the voice holds out and the king of the cables is able to
01:00:30keep us online.
01:00:32The rain doesn't fall.
01:00:34The Wookiee hangs with me.
01:00:36Looking forward to our next program.
01:00:38We'll be here with you shortly.
01:00:40Good day.
01:00:43Hey there.
01:00:44Thanks for tuning in.
01:00:46That was Fetch.
01:00:47Gotta run now.
01:00:48Catch y'all on our next podcast.
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