How did Yahowah use DNA and the nepesh to return Dowd for the fulfillment of Pesach, Matsah, and Bikuwrym, and what does Mizmowr 22 reveal about that seven-act prophetic Word Picture? The discussion follows Dowd’s lineage through Ruwth and Boaz, examines Yahowah’s own nepesh, and identifies the seven spirits associated with the Choter in the Eighth Mashal. Along the way, Yada contrasts this unfolding history with Christianity’s counterfeit accounts and considers how recurring souls, recognizable identities, and future events on the Temple Mount fit into Yahowah’s plan.
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:05:35 ~ Dowd’s Return Through DNA ~ Ruwth, Boaz, Normal Birth, and the Pesach Fulfillment
00:10:47 ~ Mizmowr 22 as a Seven-Act Word Picture ~ Dowd’s Crucifixion, Parents, She’owl, and Bikuwrym
00:21:33 ~ How Yahowah Uses DNA and the Nepesh ~ Redeployed Souls, Physical Bodies, and Recognizable Lives
00:27:41 ~ The Temple Mount Presentation ~ The Two Witnesses, Restoring History, and the Final Three-and-a-Half Years
01:06:15 ~ Why Does Yahowah Have a Nepesh? ~ The Seven Spirits, the Choter, and the Eighth Mashal
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Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0.
Yahowah DNA, Dowd Messiah, Mizmowr 22, Seven Act Prophecy, Pesach Matsah Bikuwrym, Redeployed Souls, Nepesh Consciousness, Ruwth and Boaz, Choter Seven Spirits, Mashal 8, Temple Mount Prophecy, Christian Counterfeit
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00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:05:35 ~ Dowd’s Return Through DNA ~ Ruwth, Boaz, Normal Birth, and the Pesach Fulfillment
00:10:47 ~ Mizmowr 22 as a Seven-Act Word Picture ~ Dowd’s Crucifixion, Parents, She’owl, and Bikuwrym
00:21:33 ~ How Yahowah Uses DNA and the Nepesh ~ Redeployed Souls, Physical Bodies, and Recognizable Lives
00:27:41 ~ The Temple Mount Presentation ~ The Two Witnesses, Restoring History, and the Final Three-and-a-Half Years
01:06:15 ~ Why Does Yahowah Have a Nepesh? ~ The Seven Spirits, the Choter, and the Eighth Mashal
https://yadayah.com/
https://x.com/YadaCraig
Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0.
Yahowah DNA, Dowd Messiah, Mizmowr 22, Seven Act Prophecy, Pesach Matsah Bikuwrym, Redeployed Souls, Nepesh Consciousness, Ruwth and Boaz, Choter Seven Spirits, Mashal 8, Temple Mount Prophecy, Christian Counterfeit
#DivineLineage #ReturnOfTheKing #Psalm22Revealed #PropheticWordPicture #RecurringLives #DNAAndTheSoul #PassoverLamb #BethlehemLineage #EighthMashal #JerusalemProphecy #RestoringWitness #vlog|ask|007
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00:00:27That version of it.
00:00:28Did you make the fix just in that modicum of time between these two programs?
00:00:34No, no, I did not.
00:00:36I did not.
00:00:36It's the same one.
00:00:37It's the same one.
00:00:39Oh, boy, it didn't come across the same on my screen.
00:00:41The introduction on this one and the introduction of the one that we saw moments ago with our
00:00:46truncated broadcasts were hugely different in the beginning.
00:00:49But that is actually a very attractive beginning and a beautiful end, and I feel now wonderfully
00:00:54introduced.
00:00:56Although we did not have a very good conclusion of the first Q&A, I know that I froze and
00:01:02you were waxing poetic about the fact that within the system that is going forward as we move
00:01:07into the thousand year celebration of Sukkah in the garden, there will absolutely be Shafat
00:01:13judges, we're told there are so, and there will be teachers that are not part of that
00:01:17community, and so those teachers are going to be teaching Torah.
00:01:25And so we know that that process will continue to go on.
00:01:30And of course, there's going to be the celebrations of the Moadim every year.
00:01:37They have to be set up.
00:01:38They have to be explained to the people.
00:01:41And there's going to be administrators, a lot of other things that will be administrated
00:01:44on the basis of Torah instructions.
00:01:45So we will continue to learn.
00:01:49We'll continue to apply it.
00:01:51The other thing, too, is that it can't be put inside of us now because it would preclude
00:01:56free will.
00:01:56It would put us right back into being pulled out of the garden or out of misery and kicking
00:02:02and screaming if God forced himself into us now by writing the Torah inside of us so we
00:02:09could not reject it.
00:02:10And he would hate that conclusion because God does not like people very much.
00:02:16He is trying to rid the world of people so that there is a reasonable number of people
00:02:21so we don't, as many people, return to religious and political notions and militaristic notions
00:02:28as is our tendency when there's many of us, is God really dislikes us when there's lots
00:02:34of us.
00:02:34So we have to get down to 2,000 more.
00:02:38We kind of touched on that a bit this weekend with my mom was on the Matt and Shannon show
00:02:42and one of the things we discussed was the fact that it's not necessarily that, I'm not
00:02:49going to go out and say God loves everybody or anything, doesn't like people, but when
00:02:52you're giving people that amount of power and if you know they're going to screw it up,
00:02:57the only choice for them is Sheol at that point.
00:03:00They have to be removed.
00:03:02And so it's a mercy not to even let you be on the path to know that you're going to
00:03:07screw up.
00:03:08Yeah, I mean, I have no problem saying God does not like people very much because he
00:03:12said it.
00:03:13Right.
00:03:15So we might as well just deal with reality.
00:03:17He doesn't like people very much.
00:03:19I thought it was really interesting, by the way, because I did send a number of people
00:03:23and it's actually posted now on the Yadiyah site in an interim version, my translation of
00:03:30the first chapter of Yashiyah, the commentary on it, the translation with minimal trans commentary
00:03:34so far on the 8th Mishal, that there are two places in it where the speaker actually
00:03:41advances a notion that I know I'm the first person to ever say and to have made it such
00:03:48an enormous part of my communication, it was really something to see it, which is hate's
00:03:57a virtue.
00:03:58He introduces hate twice and why it's important to hate.
00:04:03And God certainly hates the religious and the political for corrupting his message.
00:04:07I was going to add one more thing to answer the first question on placing the Torah inside
00:04:13of us, and that is that the reason it can't happen now is because of free will.
00:04:19And so long as you know that and we've covered that, then I think we did a pretty good job
00:04:23of overwhelming the first question.
00:04:27Absolutely.
00:04:28Yeah.
00:04:30Let's see.
00:04:31We'll roll back.
00:04:32I don't think JV is ever going to come on with us, so we'll go over his simple curiosity.
00:04:37Okay.
00:04:38I love JV.
00:04:39I wish he'd come on with us.
00:04:41JV is just one of the funniest and most professional.
00:04:45I mean, his contributions are exceedingly professional and really of an enormous high quality.
00:04:53But he really has just a delightful soul.
00:04:58He's funny.
00:04:59He's, you can tell, tremendous empathy and compassion.
00:05:04He is one good guy.
00:05:05I would love to see JV on a program, but everybody's got to do what they're most comfortable in.
00:05:13I don't want to put JV in an uncomfortable position because I love what he contributes
00:05:18to us.
00:05:20He knows he always has an open invitation.
00:05:23We'll drop everything if he wants to come.
00:05:24Like him and Depot.
00:05:25Depot says, hey, I need to be on the show.
00:05:27Man, we'll drop anything.
00:05:28That's correct.
00:05:29You got it.
00:05:30Yep.
00:05:31They have special access.
00:05:33Absolutely.
00:05:34Yes.
00:05:35So JV, he says, I got a single, I have a simple curiosity.
00:05:40The DNA referenced in relation to Doe's return as the Pesach AL, at one point, the speculation
00:05:46was that the DNA referenced in 2 Samuel possibly indicated that Doe's soul had been inserted
00:05:52into a full-grown body using DNA taken from his time as Malek of Israel.
00:05:58We now know that Doe went through a normal life cycle, born from his ummah, so that what
00:06:04significance does the DNA reference have to this particular reinsertion now that we
00:06:09have come to know about reinsertion in a broader context?
00:06:12Doe's life as Emmanuel was not in his first reinsertion, and yet the DNA was not brought
00:06:18up previously.
00:06:20Was this the first time that Doe's physical appearance was duplicated?
00:06:24Was the point being made that the king of Israel returned in his king Doe's form and
00:06:29he went unrecognized, granted nearly a thousand years had passed?
00:06:33Yeah.
00:06:34Yeah.
00:06:37Um, first of all, I'm really glad that he asked the question.
00:06:39He asked the question.
00:06:40It's one of the things too.
00:06:41This is a, uh, a question that brings up, uh, a mistake that I made, uh, and we'll talk
00:06:47about how that mistake occurred and what we have learned, uh, subsequently.
00:06:53And I really like it that we have people that are, are so comfortable in the covenant that
00:06:58they're willing to bring these things up and they do it in, in the kind of way that he
00:07:04did, which was really, uh, appropriate.
00:07:06This is the kind of thing where you say, yeah, I'm really glad he brought that up.
00:07:10That is kind of an, a, an issue that I need to, uh, to resolve.
00:07:13And wow, did you ever bring it up in a, uh, in an appropriate way?
00:07:18Uh, so all of that, uh, stated, uh, the reason that I originally had thought that, uh,
00:07:28that Dode, uh, would have, uh, arrived prior, just a number of years as a full adult prior
00:07:36to the fulfillment of Pesach, Mots, and Bequittim.
00:07:40Um, I came to that conclusion, uh, very shortly after having realized that it was Dode who fulfilled
00:07:48it.
00:07:49So the, the insight into it's Dode who serves as the Passover lamb and who was crucified on
00:07:56Pesach and who took our guilt into Sheol on Matzah, and then was the first to celebrate
00:08:01Vakodim firstborn children is probably the single most important discovery relative to
00:08:08our relationship with God in human history.
00:08:12So if you start there to say that is a lifetime's achievement right there.
00:08:19Uh, and now if you've got, uh, if you, if there are aspects of how that promise was delivered,
00:08:26uh, that, uh, uh, you would say, you know, now that I know more, I will say, I don't think
00:08:31it happened that way.
00:08:33Uh, I'm fully willing to, to man up and say, yep, I, uh, I did write that that was the
00:08:39case,
00:08:39but now we know better.
00:08:42We know what it says, uh, uh, about the, uh, the woman who will, uh, bear a child, uh, and
00:08:49that, uh, she will not be a virgin.
00:08:51I can assure you she is not a virgin, uh, and she will not be a virgin.
00:08:56And we know that, uh, yes, we know that, and that his name will be Emmanuel, God with
00:09:02us.
00:09:03We now know of the relationship between Ruth and Boaz and how Ruth boldly announces, I
00:09:11am the Amma and I'm going to deliver, uh, with you, the kinsman redeemer, powerful statement.
00:09:17It means that she is the one who will be the mother of the kinsman redeemer who is Doed
00:09:24and that Boaz will be his father, which means Ruth and Boaz come back again.
00:09:28Uh, so we now know that we hadn't dealt with that when I first wrote about the DNA, they
00:09:36and, and JB is, uh, JB is acknowledging that the next aspect is that, uh, I knew about a
00:09:47year ago, I was out here in the ocean studio, um, back when we had a kind of position a
00:09:51little
00:09:51differently and we were, uh, covering one of, of Doe's early, uh, Ms. Moore.
00:09:57And I just stopped in the middle of it and I said, what this actually says is that I was
00:10:01there.
00:10:02The role I've been asked to play means that I was with Dote during the crucifixion with
00:10:08Dote protecting him in Sheol.
00:10:11And, uh, and I said, I'm going to have to go back into the 22nd Ms. Moore and look at
00:10:18who
00:10:19in the world that those, because there's two references to a bull, who that bull is and why
00:10:24there's that reference to, um, the mother and being born the natural way, gushing forth
00:10:29and natural childbirth and being nurtured on a woman's, uh, breasts.
00:10:33Why did Dote bring that up?
00:10:36Because there is an answer there that is going to explain how Dote arrived to fulfill Pesach,
00:10:44Mots, and Bokotam in 33 CE.
00:10:46And what you find is that the 22nd Ms. Moore, and I've included it by the way, in this book
00:10:52that I've just, uh, uh, sent out that's on the bottom of the book page now, uh, unfinished,
00:10:58but I thought it'd be, this would be an interesting exercise and being able to share chapters as
00:11:04they were being written, even before they're edited, even before all of the commentary is
00:11:09done for those that, uh, want to say, what is the latest that you've been able to deduce?
00:11:14I thought it'd be a fun exercise.
00:11:16So we did that last night with Joe, uh, but in it, uh, in that book, I actually represent,
00:11:23uh, the core of the 22nd Ms. Moore, the 22nd Psalm showing that Dote begins it as acts in
00:11:32a play and that these things are all, uh, acts as opposed to this is a chronology of events.
00:11:42It is first Dote is talking to his father, the big guy, numero uno father, and he's having
00:11:51a discussion with him about, you know, he knows what he's about to do and he's concerned about
00:11:55it and as he rightly should be. Uh, and then he goes to, uh, to speaking about his people,
00:12:02which he also has an issue with, and there's concern regarding, uh, then he goes, uh, to, uh,
00:12:09speaking about his mother and how essential his alma has been, his mother has been to prepare
00:12:16him for what is going to happen and the love that she is, uh, imparted unto him. And then he
00:12:23speaks of
00:12:25this, uh, uh, this man that he perceives is, he is surrounding him like the, the bulls of the sea.
00:12:33Uh, if you ever seen the pictures of what is in front of the, uh, of the, uh, temple, uh,
00:12:40the one side
00:12:41is the altar. The other side is called the sea and the sea is held up by 12 bulls. He
00:12:46is, and they go
00:12:47around that circle. He's envisioning this bull that is completely surrounding him and that, uh,
00:12:55this, uh, bull is protecting him to the extent that he can be protected. So there's no sucker punches
00:13:02here. He's here. He will fulfill Pesach. He will be crucified by Rome and the crossroads of the world
00:13:09on the right day and the right year for the right reasons. He's there, but he ain't there alone.
00:13:17Uh, and he even says that bull maims one of these vicious beasts that was trying to harm him. Just
00:13:24completely tears him to ribbons. And then we, from all of that and the protection. So he's got his
00:13:31heavenly father. He's got his people. He has his mother. He has his human father. Those are the first
00:13:39four acts. The fifth acts is he explains crucifixion from the perspective of, uh, of science,
00:13:47of exactly how crucifixion, uh, kills the, its victim. And he wrote of crucifixion and its method
00:13:55of killing and torturing about 500 years before crucifixion was invented, maybe 600, uh, before
00:14:03Rome even existed. It's one of the most powerful prophecies because of what it means. He was an
00:14:09eyewitness to his own crucifixion and wrote about it a thousand years before he endured it.
00:14:13So to take that away from Dode who wrote that in first person and apply it to, uh, the mythical
00:14:20Jebus is one of the great disgraces of human history. That's why the 22 second Psalm is only the, uh,
00:14:28my God, my God, why have you forsaken me is the only line that makes it into the Christian
00:14:33New Testament. And it's even changed to Aramaic, uh, because they can't talk about the rest of it
00:14:38because it's Dode speaking in first person. Okay. So that's the fifth act of the play. He describes
00:14:44crucifixion vividly. Then he explains that he is in Sheol and you know how he gets out of Sheol
00:14:54on the horns of a bull.
00:14:58It's the horns of a bull that takes him out of Sheol, busts him out. Come on, kid, we're leaving.
00:15:04We've done it. And so that's the, that is the sixth act of that play. Then he goes on to
00:15:10talk about
00:15:11returning his light and returning to his father. And so that's the seventh act, which is the fulfillment
00:15:17of Bukurim. So it is, it is a seven act play and which each of those things are told along
00:15:25the way.
00:15:26And because of the third act, the fourth act and the sixth act of that play, we know for certain
00:15:36that he had a mommy and a daddy. But the more you come to know Yawa and, and this soul
00:15:44that Yawa has
00:15:46deployed to care for his son, the more you realize that there was a 0% possibility
00:15:55that Dode was left alone in this life, that he was just dumped in saying, okay, kid, do your thing,
00:16:02perform, see you later. Or that he was allowed to suffer crucifixion to fulfill Passover or going to
00:16:08Sheol alone. And it's not just alone. He would have to be supported by someone
00:16:16who represented Yawa. And so at that point, you realize that it had to be that he was born through
00:16:29Boaz and, and Ruth, and that they were there supporting him all the way. And when it finally came to
00:16:36the act,
00:16:38that the 30 hours of agony, Boaz endured it with him.
00:16:44So that changes your entire mindset of what transpired and what was asked of us. And it also,
00:16:51then if you understand it, it explains how the, the myths of the Christian New Testament came to be.
00:16:58Why there was this idea of a child being born in Bethlehem.
00:17:03Because Boaz was the unofficial mayor of Bethlehem. That's where Ruth and Boaz made their family,
00:17:10Bethlehem. That's because Dode came out of Bethlehem. And then you, you go to, well, then,
00:17:18so mommy and daddy, yeah, there was one. And they could not have been Yosef, because Yosef became Moshe and
00:17:25was retired. And Mary is embittered and contentious. There was no Mary. So it was Ruth and Boaz. And
00:17:34Ruth announces it. And then you go from there to the, the realization that, okay, so we're told that
00:17:46in the gospels that he had brothers. You damn right he did. It wasn't the only time that Boaz and,
00:17:53and Ruth had children. He was given brothers because he was going to be asked to do something
00:18:02extraordinary. And it would, he would be surrounded by family, just as in this time I'm surrounded by
00:18:07family. He would be supported by family. And so what they took was the, the, the actual
00:18:15brothers and sisters, and they convoluted them into characters and, and, and, you know, gave them
00:18:24this apostle and disciple concept, which is not, uh, Torah. Um, it explains that there was a
00:18:31crucifixion on, uh, Passover. It explains that the person crucified on Passover really was the son of
00:18:37God. And he really was the Messiah. And it really happened on that day. And there really was something
00:18:43extraordinary that happened on Matzah. And there was something that extraordinary that happened on
00:18:48Bakodim. It explains all of it. So all of a sudden now they, you know, you say, well, they just
00:18:55couldn't have made up that story of Jesus from nothing. They didn't, they just copied and counterfeited
00:19:01what actually transpired. Okay. So that explains now we have not only the knowledge that Dode fulfilled
00:19:11Pesach, Matzah, Makodim in 33, and that 555 years prior to that, as Gabriel, uh, along with, uh,
00:19:19with Mechael, he shows up in, uh, and Babylon to have Daniel write down exactly when and how he would
00:19:29do these things. So we're, we told him to write this down. He wrote it down exactly when and how
00:19:35this
00:19:35would be fulfilled. And it takes us to the concluding date of, of Matzah, uh, 555 years
00:19:41in advance and to year 33 CE, which was the concluding day of Matzah. It sets everything
00:19:47in place. It's one of the, again, one of the great, uh, um, prophecies that should have shut down
00:19:53any attempted religion. Um, okay. All of that being true. Now we have the mechanism which Yahweh used
00:20:02to enable this fulfillment where his beloved son, his firstborn fulfills the promise delivered
00:20:10to Abraham and Yishak on Mount Moriah, uh, 2000, exactly 2000 years earlier about God says, uh,
00:20:18you don't take the life of your son, your only son, your, uh, whom you love. And then the Passover
00:20:24lamb
00:20:24shows up and God says, I'll provide the lamb. It is the exact fulfillment of that on the exact same
00:20:29place. Exactly 40 Yobel, 2000 years thereafter. So now we have filled in all of the, of the mechanism
00:20:36as to how it occurred. And, you know, I've written four books and I'm not going to go into it
00:20:41now, but
00:20:41of why Dode came to realize, how Dode came to realize this was his mission. Why Dode would then
00:20:48was inspired to write about it, uh, as the only eyewitness account of it. Uh, why Dode chose it
00:20:55once he came to know that this was something he should do, why it was in his interest to do
00:21:01so,
00:21:01why God allowed him to do so, and why God knew it was in his sons and his people's and
00:21:08his best
00:21:09interest for him to endure those 30 hours for what it would deliver for all eternity. And until you
00:21:14understand the, why all the, in the middle gymnastics that you have to go through to solve all of that
00:21:21by reading what Dode wrote and what Yahweh said, then you're in a position to say, not only did this
00:21:28happen, but this is the reason it played out this way. And we've done that. All right. So to answer
00:21:35the DNA thing, there is a, uh, an earlier representation of this that I think is, uh, delightful and typically
00:21:42missed. There are two fellas that accompany Yahweh when he meets with Abraham and Sarah, uh, to announce
00:21:51that there's going, they're going to have a son. And the two fellas happen to be, uh, Noach and, uh,
00:21:59Shem and Noach and Shem happen to be Boaz and, uh, and Boaz's great grandson. And later Boaz's son is
00:22:07Dode. And so Shem, the name of names, when God says he's going to have the greatest name of all
00:22:11names,
00:22:12well, Shem is, is Dode. Uh, and, uh, and, uh, Noach is the role that I'm playing, uh, today same.
00:22:21And it's also
00:22:22as Boaz. Uh, so there are the two people who accompany Yahweh to announce the, the birth of, uh, of
00:22:31conception and
00:22:31birth of Yishak. And during that discussion, God says that his ability to put a person, uh, a soul,
00:22:43uh, surrounded by DNA to create a, uh, a person into a womb, even of a 90 year old woman
00:22:52on behalf
00:22:53of a hundred year old man is one of the most interesting and powerful miracles that he will ever
00:23:03produce. That, that this is an extraordinary sign and that you should pay attention to what I'm doing
00:23:09here, because if you understand what I'm doing here, I am coming to you and saying, I'm going to, personally,
00:23:17I'm going to insert a soul into her womb such that there is DNA and that soul comes out as
00:23:25a person
00:23:25with a body. I'm going to make that happen. I don't care what you want to do. Uh, Abraham,
00:23:32it doesn't matter to me. I'm going to make that happen. And I can make that happen is what God's
00:23:37name. And so when, uh, uh, he wanted his son's soul to reemerge as, uh, as Dode, as Emmanuel to
00:23:48fulfill,
00:23:48uh, Pesach, Matz, and Bekorim, he did exactly the same thing. He didn't need to explain it because
00:23:55we'd heard it before, but that's exactly, that's exactly what he did. And it is a combination of
00:24:01putting that soul into a body and the body is conceived and mapped by DNA. So the genes that are
00:24:10passed on, uh, would, would ascribe certain DNA. So then the question becomes to answer JV's entire
00:24:18question, how much of a, of Dode's DNA would have been, because it, what it says in that prophecy
00:24:27and, uh, and Samuel is a minute aspect of his nature. It doesn't actually say DNA. It says a
00:24:35minute aspect of his nature. DNA didn't exist. There would have been no way to convey that concept
00:24:413000 years ago. So, uh, it says a minute aspect of his nature, which I surmised was likely DNA
00:24:48because God could write the code. I think that when God created the code for life and, and it's,
00:24:55and it's DNA and he can, he authored and can manipulate and, and, uh, conduct business in
00:25:03that three-dimensional alphabet and language that he absolutely combines, uh, the nefesh,
00:25:13which is the important part, which is a, probably a seven-dimensional construct. That's why we can't
00:25:18understand it. We can't measure it. We, we can't assess it. We just know it exists. Uh, a soul that
00:25:24he
00:25:24augmented that soul for this purpose, and he enveloped that soul in a physical body that he
00:25:31would have conceived by the, the proper DNA code. The question then becomes, how similar do we look
00:25:43through these various iterations? Dode will have had six lives. I will have had, uh, eight lives that we,
00:25:50uh, we know of, and, and maybe it's just one continuation of life. Well, it's, it's interesting
00:25:57to see how that will all play out as we make our way through the eighth, uh, Michelle, but, um,
00:26:04uh, we have chosen to draw the characters like Noah and Boaz, uh, as if those characters had
00:26:16aspects of my DNA so that you had the, the, the similar facial features, same, same kind of physique.
00:26:26So there would be some recognition in the appearance. Is that necessary to be the conveyance
00:26:35of the soul? Absolutely not. Does it make some sense if you're going to have Adam in the garden
00:26:42and then Adam is going to be Shem and then, uh, Shem is one day, uh, Dode and then Dode
00:26:50returns as
00:26:51Ishmael and he's going to return as King. Does it make sense for God if you, since he has the
00:26:58ability
00:26:58to do it with DNA, does it make sense that the overall appearance is quite similar, uh, that there
00:27:08may be refinements along the way? Dode's going to come back a little taller, a little, a little more
00:27:13with a six pack, a little more handsome, but, uh, that each time you'd say, yeah, that's, that's Shem.
00:27:21That's Adam. That's Dode. That's the guy that fulfilled Passover. Visually, when we're in this
00:27:31three different, this 3d world that we're in now, I think a similar conveyance would be reassuring.
00:27:38See, I actually think, now I can't prove this. I'm just speculating here that one of the reasons
00:27:47God's going to have that, um, huge, uh, uh, movie screen that's going to be above the two witnesses,
00:27:55uh, during that last three and a half years is I think he's going to play history.
00:28:03I think he's going to show us what it was like with, uh, Adam slash Dode in the garden
00:28:11and, uh, and what happened afterward and why he caused the flood and what the flood really entailed
00:28:16and what it was like to be Noah and, uh, and how this guy Noah, uh, uh, uh, prevailed by
00:28:22doing what
00:28:23God had said. And then what it was really like to be, uh, to be there with Abraham and, uh,
00:28:29and then
00:28:30the, the worm of Jacob and then how Israel was so miserable through the Exodus reinforced. No,
00:28:37no, you, you are a problem. You've been a problem for 4,000 years and there've been glimmers of hope
00:28:44along the way. And you show those glimmers of hope. But I think that showing, uh, Dode as the,
00:28:50as the boy who took down the, um, uh, Goliath, even as the boy being anointed as the shepherd boy
00:28:57by God
00:28:58saying, this is my Messiah. I told you I anointed him. If that boy who grows up to slay the
00:29:06Goliath
00:29:07who then goes on to be king, who falls all over himself becoming Israel in terms of faults,
00:29:13but then gets his act together and writes all the beautiful, uh, Ms. Moore and grows up to say,
00:29:21yeah, I'll do that in the future and returns to fulfill, uh, Pesach. And you see the same face
00:29:30hanging on that cross. I think it's far more powerful than if it was an unrelated, completely
00:29:38unrelated body. So I'm still of the contention that God is going to develop the DNA so that we
00:29:47have a similar appearance. I think that they, the me who's going to show up on, uh, on the temple
00:29:53mount
00:29:53next to Elia, I'm going to make some refinements and going to arm wrestle a yard to say, I need
00:29:58to,
00:29:58you know, make some refinements here or there. You know, you're, you're asking a lot here. I'm
00:30:02willing to do it, but come on. Uh, but is the person going to be recognizable visually? I think
00:30:11it would be contrary to what God is trying to direct his people's attention to an individual.
00:30:16If the person that's, that he is showing up there on the, that big, uh, uh, screen that is a
00:30:24scroll above us, if he looked completely different than the person that is standing before them at
00:30:29that time, coming back from Shamaim, where he's got to be put in a body where God's going to have
00:30:34to manipulate DNA to put them in a body. I think it would be counter intuitive to think that God
00:30:40would
00:30:40make them completely different in terms of appearance. And in your case for Tarua, I agree
00:30:47completely in, in that specific case for Tarua, it would, it, in the time between Shabua and of 2027
00:30:54and, and, uh, returning to it. I agree completely that it adds to the credibility. What on a percent?
00:31:02Absolutely. Um, I think it adds to Joe's credibility. I think it adds to Joe's credibility to show
00:31:08that same, if, if God, by showing the same general physique and face in the garden with Adam, uh, on
00:31:22the
00:31:22Teba with Noah, uh, and as the boy who he anointed as the boy who took down Goliath as the
00:31:32king of
00:31:33united Israel, uh, and then him coming to Daniel to deliver what he was going to do in the future.
00:31:41And that same physique, that same face is then the one that is suffering on Pesach.
00:31:50And he's the same one that God says, whom you have pierced, whom you will mourn for as you would
00:31:56mourn for a firstborn. And he's the, the individual we see coming back to earth as king with
00:32:03the, with, with Yawa. It's the only way it can be.
00:32:07For those that know, for those that know already. Yes. For those that know already. Yes. For those
00:32:13that be, I don't know what, no, it's the opposite. It's for the, those who don't know. Yes. Well,
00:32:19you're going to find out, aren't you? Because when he presents his, when he presents what, what
00:32:24don't look like in the garden and what don't look like is Shem and what don't look like as a
00:32:30young
00:32:30boy, when he was anointed and what don't look like as the king and what don't look like when he
00:32:36delivered the message to, to Daniel and what don't look like when he was nailed to that stake,
00:32:46fulfilling Pesach. And you see, then that's, you're familiar with that, that person. That's,
00:32:54that is God's firstborn. That is his beloved son. When that same image comes back down with Yawa,
00:33:00you will say, I recognize him because you were shown. That's why I think you're going to be shown
00:33:05the whole story. I think every, every important aspect of the story is going to be brought to us
00:33:10on that jumbotron. My point is this, um, there will be supernatural goings ons at the time. Okay. And
00:33:20the fact that they can't, these, these people cannot be removed from the temple mount that,
00:33:25that, that you know what I'm saying that they, they own it. It is, and nobody can touch them. Okay.
00:33:30The banner itself is, is not supernatural because you remember, uh, uh, uh, Moshi, Moshi throws his,
00:33:40his staff on the ground and becomes a stick and, and the, and the Pharaoh's guys, yeah, we can do
00:33:44that
00:33:44trick in today's AI in today's AI. Okay. They create images that look whatever they want. You know what
00:33:52I'm saying? And, and so we, we lose that. Okay. No, I disagree. I think that that, uh, that moving,
00:33:59uh, video screen, that's a moving, um, uh, presentation. It's very tall. Uh, I guess here,
00:34:07but it's, it's like, uh, 10 feet by 30 feet. I mean, it's, it's a big damn screen that's, uh,
00:34:12plays above them. Uh, no, I think it is, it is, uh, yeah, I was doing entirely how, what, what
00:34:19technique he wants to use to deliver it, what he wants to show on it is, uh, is up to
00:34:24him. I, I think
00:34:25that, that, uh, there'll be excerpts from the books, uh, of the Yada Yawa series. There'll be
00:34:31excerpts from the Torah and prophets, uh, directly. Um, although they're less valuable because of the
00:34:37glitches in the, uh, in the language and people being able to process what was actually said.
00:34:41Uh, there'll be portions of this program. Uh, and I think that there's going to be a, uh,
00:34:49uh, I think people are going to be able to witness who Dote is and how we, how he came
00:34:54to this place.
00:34:55So they recognize him when he returns. No, I think it's entirely, uh, supernatural. I think
00:35:01we've had a lot of supernatural things. I think when we, we, uh, come down, um, you know,
00:35:06I've given a lot of thought as to how the Dome of the Rock and Alaska mosque could disappear.
00:35:11Uh, and yeah, it was not into doing things alone. He wants his people. He wants to work
00:35:17through his people and he wants his people to gain credibility by what they accomplished together.
00:35:22And so it is far more likely that, uh, yeah, uh, sends us down. And, uh, the first thing we
00:35:29do before
00:35:30even touching foot on the temple mountain is to say, you see that piece of shit over there.
00:35:34Let me tell you the history of that piece of shit and then watch what I do with it. I'm
00:35:39going
00:35:39to take this piece of crap right here and I'm going to take it stone by stone. You're going to
00:35:44see it
00:35:44in the air and I'm going to send it just by pointing my finger to the east. I'm going to
00:35:49send it to Mecca
00:35:51and I'm going to drop the Dome of the Rock every aspect of this building right on top of the
00:35:57Kaaba.
00:35:58And you see this, this ugly looking mosque, they call it Al Aska, which was the name of the terrorist
00:36:04act that they perpetrated on Israel. Uh, I'm going to take every stone and it, and I'm going to save
00:36:11the timbers and I'm going to save the stones that I know were, uh, were stolen from, uh, from the
00:36:18temple
00:36:19that was previously here. I'm going to set those aside as kind of a museum pieces, but I'm going to
00:36:24take
00:36:25every other aspect of it and I'm not going to bury it in Israel. I don't want that trash in
00:36:30Israel.
00:36:31I'm going to dump it also on top of the Kaaba. That's how we're going to begin this process.
00:36:37Next thing I'm going to do is you see this wall that, uh, uh, Herod erected here. I don't like
00:36:43this wall.
00:36:44You see the, all of the Muslim housing on the, an old Jerusalem. And you see all of the churches
00:36:51around here and all the minarets around here. And what happened to the, uh, the house in the city
00:36:56of Dode? I don't like that either. I want to re-expose it the way it was when my son
00:37:03was here.
00:37:05So we're going to do a little urban renewal. If you, uh, if you don't mind why we're doing this.
00:37:10And oh, by the way, the next thing I'm going to do is that I know Israel is being attacked
00:37:15by, uh,
00:37:16Muslims. So we're going to, this is going to be a prolonged conversation. We're going to have a
00:37:20little show and tell, right? Our tell and then show, uh, and the entire of Israel is being ransacked
00:37:27by millions of Mujahideen and it's hell out there. And there's missiles that are flying everywhere.
00:37:34I'm not here to protect all of Israel. I'm here for a remnant of Israel and here for the gleaning
00:37:43of the true, uh, uh, uh, harvest. That's why we're here. We're not here for any other reason.
00:37:51And to prepare this remnant for you, I was returned with doubt. So while we're here,
00:37:57we're not going to have missiles flying overhead. We're not going to have jihadists
00:38:03torturing people that are here. I'm going to move out all of the Haredi because I don't like them.
00:38:09I'm going to move out all the Muslims because I don't like them. I'm going to move out of the
00:38:12Christians because I don't like them. I'm going to move out all the Marxists who are part of the
00:38:17government and are living here in Jerusalem and move them all out. I do not like them. Those of you
00:38:23who
00:38:23are not overtly religious, overtly political, you can stay. And then I'm going to position the
00:38:33Malak around this city such that there will never be an intrusion of a Muslim or a Haredi
00:38:41on that Temple Mount while we were there. We're never going to have to be looking over our shoulder.
00:38:45No jihadists screaming and Allahu Akbar and kaboom. I blow myself up to kill you.
00:38:52We're not going to have to be dealing with the Haredim trying to drown our message
00:38:58up against the Hared's wall. I think it is a one, two, three, four. Here is the process.
00:39:07We're empowered with the ability to make these things happen.
00:39:11I was, last night we had quite a session, the boss and I, and I said, okay, you know,
00:39:19really, practicality, you know, what things are going to take place on the Temple Mount? How
00:39:22are we going to deal with the people protecting them, sleeping, eating, even bodily discharge
00:39:29kinds of functions? You know, what are we going to do? How's that? How is all that going to work
00:39:33out?
00:39:33I need some, some logistics here. Yeah. So a little understanding. And part of it was
00:39:39you and Elia and the covenant family, you are no longer human beings in the sense of human beings.
00:39:46You have a human soul and nephesh, but the, uh, the, the way that your nephesh is being conveyed,
00:39:53sleep is irrelevant. Comfort is irrelevant. Um, uh, as Elia would say is what's happened to your God,
00:40:01your God, uh, as he is in the loo and we need to let him have time to go poop.
00:40:07You just, no,
00:40:08you're not going to have any of those issues. So, uh, he says the logistics are, are, will work out
00:40:16pretty cool. And at the same time, we have to erect the tent of the restoring witness,
00:40:20have to explain why it's there, why it's oriented the way it is, what the, the, the sea and the
00:40:25altar
00:40:26are doing in front of it, why it faces the east, uh, what the elements are, the horns and
00:40:31the bulls and, uh, and the water and what all those things represent, where, where Solomon stood
00:40:36when he gave the speech on Teruah about, uh, the Nakar, uh, uh, would be explaining all of it.
00:40:42And then, you know, what, what are the insights in that, uh, tend to the restoring witness?
00:40:47When did it first appear in Jerusalem? And then we bring the Arom Barath back in and explain why
00:40:54we're bringing it back in and where it's going to set. And we take out the two tablets, uh,
00:40:58that now fortunately I've rewritten the book and say, here's the two tablets.
00:41:01Let me explain these things to you. Now I've asked, I don't know if we'll get the, uh,
00:41:06the request, but I've asked you, Iowa, if we could have the, uh, original autograph of the Torah
00:41:12and have Moshe read it. I think that'd be super cool. So anyway, that's, that's how I, uh,
00:41:20I envision all of this, uh, last night, um, uh, playing out and, uh, and yes, uh, that banner,
00:41:29which is a video, it's a moving, uh, presentation of, uh, of images, likely sound. Um, I want some
00:41:36really good speakers because, uh, I want Leia songs to be featured on them. I want some of these
00:41:43programs to be featured on them. I want some of the talking books to be featured on them.
00:41:48Uh, and you know, I, I think, yeah, I was going to give us the tools to make all of
00:41:55this happen
00:41:57and that it will be, uh, uh, uh, I don't see us using AI. Uh, I, I, or was Trump
00:42:05would say,
00:42:05I don't see us using, uh, super intelligence. Yeah. My, my point being that, that a, a video
00:42:14screen in the sky is no longer itself supernatural. What is shown on it and the fact that it is
00:42:20unremovable that no matter what people try to do, they can't remove it. That's the supernatural
00:42:25part of it. Yeah. Because I mean, they use, they use drones and lasers to create something that's
00:42:29fairly crude. There is no such thing as a, a full video screen. That isn't a physical thing that
00:42:36people build and they put led lights in it and computers and all that sort of thing.
00:42:40Right. Uh, so, and we're not going to be building one of those and, and, uh, and this isn't a
00:42:45laser
00:42:45show and, and this is, uh, not drones. So those three options, which are the normal way to go about
00:42:51it are not going to exist. And there will be no AI involved in the process at all. We may
00:42:57just shut
00:42:57down all AI just to keep humanity alive through the remaining three and a half years. We may have to
00:43:02shut
00:43:03down all AI. Uh, but, um, um, no, I see it as completely, um, uh, well, made possible by Yawa.
00:43:14And the way Yawa works is that he will have us be the ones who appear to have created it.
00:43:24But, you know, it takes credit. He says that he lifts it up. So, uh, you know, it's, he's, he's,
00:43:29he's clearly involved in the miracle and, uh, and, um, um, at least what I saw last night,
00:43:38uh, is particularly relevant to JV's question. So that's why I shared it. It is particularly
00:43:47relevant to JV's question because the only way you can fully appreciate all of these people,
00:43:53you know, do the, the 80 who may have been Shabuwa, uh, harvesties and the 80 who may have
00:44:00been Burkutum harvesties and, and we don't even have the 80 who may be, uh, Teruwa harvesties.
00:44:07Um, but of the first two groups, we're going to have spent a couple of years meeting Dode,
00:44:15uh, uh, spending time together, uh, learning what we're going to do, equipping ourselves to go.
00:44:20Do we need to see, um, uh, Dode as he was in the garden and, uh, no, but will we
00:44:28enjoy seeing it?
00:44:29Absolutely. Yes. I mean, it'll be so reinforcing, so, so educational, so enlightening, uh, so, uh,
00:44:37heartwarming for us. We're going to want to see it, uh, but for everybody else, it's the ultimate.
00:44:44It shows that this was how that soul was deployed. This was the life that soul had. This was what
00:44:51was
00:44:51accomplished at this time. Uh, and this is what brings us to this point. And that person that did
00:44:58these things, you're going to recognize because he's coming back on Kaporum. And I think it's the
00:45:04best way that God could possibly have to tie this whole story together and to make it very,
00:45:10very vivid and visual and real for the audience. So I would be, I'd be shocked if God didn't deploy
00:45:18that capability. And that does mean that it's not just the nephesh. He's also manipulating DNA.
00:45:25Yeah. It leads me to question something. Um,
00:45:29how our appearance is wrapped up in our own self-awareness, right? Um, too much, too much,
00:45:40way too. Okay. But, but at the same point, it's, it's what you're saying is that it is somewhat
00:45:47important that Dode looks the same throughout the, throughout the, the, the seven iterations.
00:45:53Absolutely. Absolutely. They're entirely, entirely, you're talking apples and oranges here. Uh,
00:46:00yes, it's appearances. You're in my appearance. Well, I can't say about mine because, uh, God's going to
00:46:05show me as well, doing these things throughout time. Um, uh, writing the Mishal writing, uh, not,
00:46:15uh, writing the, the, yeah, the Mishal and, uh, and teaching Dode how to write the Mismore and being,
00:46:20uh, being Boaz with Ruth and, and building the Taba and where, and it's going to be reimbursed.
00:46:27Somebody wants somebody, yeah. Somebody wants to say, you know, what right do you have to be there?
00:46:32Well, you know, I happen to be Chinook. You ever heard of him? I happen to be Nook. You want,
00:46:36let me show you what I did is Nook. You want to see what I did to earn the right
00:46:41to be here. Uh,
00:46:43okay. I, you know, I was, I was Boaz while you were out fighting a civil war, uh,
00:46:47uh, destroying yourself. Well, I was, uh, was Boaz and, uh, came back, uh, as that I'm, uh, Ethan
00:46:54Haas Rocky, uh, Obed Edom that, uh, wrote these, these things that we're discussing right now. So, um,
00:47:02I think that having a visual, uh, connection all the way through is going to be important.
00:47:12The reason I say that, that are, that apart from two or three individuals, uh, the Amo will be another
00:47:18one. Um, I think that to some degree showing that Moshe was also, uh, Yosef and to see a commonality
00:47:27and appearance will be reinforcing there too. But for the most part, the average person
00:47:34views themselves as what they see in the reflection and they do not view themselves as a soul. They
00:47:42view themselves as a physical person. You know, my skin doesn't look as good. My hair doesn't look
00:47:48as good. I'm a little overweight. You know, that is, that is how they vision themselves. And Yawa says,
00:47:54I do not evaluate people, nor do I view people the same way you people view people, which means I'm
00:48:01looking at the soul. You're looking at outward appearances. What did, uh, they, uh, the children
00:48:06of Israel say about Saul? He was handsome. He was tall and handsome. He looked great.
00:48:14Uh, and while I think Dode was a very handsome person, cause we're told that he was very handsome.
00:48:20Uh, and that's it. That's it. That's it. Yeah. That's in symmetry. Uh, when God creates a, uh,
00:48:26the DNA, he is, he's going to be an exceedingly handsome, uh, King. Uh, but so I think for the,
00:48:33the main characters that woven through God's story, uh, seeing a commonality in the times that their souls
00:48:41were deployed will help drive home this idea that there are souls that God has redeployed for this
00:48:47purpose that brings us to this point in this story. And here are those people and you'll recognize them
00:48:53along the way. Uh, and for the average person get out of the mirror, step away and start looking inside
00:49:02as to what your soul is like, as opposed to what your physical body is like. And you'll have a
00:49:07much
00:49:07better chance of, uh, understanding what you need to do to be part of this covenant family.
00:49:12So that's why the average person's physical appearance is irrelevant, uh, not essentially
00:49:18relevant. It, it even has merit. I mean, that's one of the things I've always said about
00:49:22particularly this generation that, you know, women are all tattooed. Um, men, uh, uh, don't look like
00:49:28men anymore. Uh, they, the dress has become sloppy. The personal appearance is sloppy. Uh,
00:49:35there isn't, they are destroying their own credibility. You couldn't, most young people
00:49:40today could not interview for a job. They don't even know how to present themselves. And they, uh,
00:49:46and a lot of people disqualify themselves from being, having credibility just by their physical
00:49:53appearance. So I think there is merit to, uh, to physical appearance, uh, to some degree, because
00:50:01this is the house for our nefesh and we should, you, you can't discount it either. You can't
00:50:07disc sociologically. You cannot discount appearance because pretty people have easier lives for better
00:50:13or worse. These, these things are real. Okay. I mean, these, these perceptions among society are real
00:50:18for whatever, you know, um, I'm not sure that I think that prettier people have a higher propensity
00:50:25of suicide and, uh, and because things are given to them more readily and without working for them,
00:50:33uh, that they have a tougher time developing character and that life is actually in the long
00:50:39run worse for the pretty people than it is for the less pretty people. But that's doesn't matter
00:50:45one way or another for our discussion here, but yeah. Yeah. So where we are is that yes,
00:50:54our outward appearance matters from a credibility point of view. Uh, if I dyed my hair blue and I had
00:51:02tattoos on my, uh, my face, uh, then I would distract from the credibility I'm trying to convey.
00:51:12If I dressed in a suit and said here in a suit, it would be like I was trying to
00:51:17impress you with
00:51:18outward appearances, which would also be wrong. So it's a, it's between those two things being very
00:51:25comfortable in my own skin and, and coming across, uh, casually and comfortably, uh, while not having
00:51:33tattoos on my face and, uh, and green hair, um, is, is being cognizant of appearances matter. One of the
00:51:43reasons that appearances matter is if they didn't, we wouldn't be doing this vlog. I can communicate
00:51:49everything that we're talking about, uh, faster in writing. You can read it, uh, faster in writing
00:51:56and it can, uh, go to more people. But when you speak it, there's inflection, there's expression,
00:52:05there's pacing and timing and those things matter. They, uh, resonate at a different level and with
00:52:14different people in different ways. And you can get people's attention, uh, and cause them to
00:52:21want to learn more with the spoken word than you can with the written word. And so of course,
00:52:27so few people starting in 2019 until 2024, 25, whenever you came on, I didn't know what you looked
00:52:34like. That's right. We, we, we could have exactly that's for, for years from 2000, you were always on
00:52:42the radio. It was a voice. It was a voice on the radio and it was, and we didn't even
00:52:47know what you
00:52:47look like, you know, and very seldom do I even use my real name. I was, I used my real
00:52:52name for, uh,
00:52:54prophet of doom and Islam because I thought it derived more credibility to say, I will stand
00:53:00up to the most lethal religion in the world. I will endure the, uh, the fatwas and the death threats.
00:53:06And I will do this under my real name because I'm not afraid of you. And so I, I did
00:53:13it under my own
00:53:13name, but, uh, all of the Yada Yawa books were written, uh, under the pseudonym, uh, Yada. And I
00:53:20identified myself as Yada and no one else. And yeah, no one even knew me as anything other than
00:53:25Yada, uh, an anonymous person writing. And then God had other ideas and said, no, we're not going to,
00:53:33we're not going to do it anonymous where I'm not going to have wasted a thousand prophecies.
00:53:38I came up with all these really cool names and I got a thousand prophecies.
00:53:41I want you, I want you known. So, uh, suck it up buttercup. Uh, we're, we're going,
00:53:49we're going with the net with who you really are. And so that's the reason why we changed.
00:53:54Uh, you know, I, uh, I said the other day that that was about three months ago, that I thought
00:54:00that they, that where we were in our overall situation, it was just easier for me to say,
00:54:07I don't need free will anymore. I'll, I'll just turn my free will over to Yawa. We have a lot
00:54:11to
00:54:11do. I don't want to screw it up. I want to make certain that we fulfill his agenda. I'm just
00:54:17going
00:54:17to relinquish my free will to Yawa. And, uh, based upon what I wrote over the weekend and began to
00:54:24consider today, I'm not sure that wasn't done a very long time ago, a very, very, very long time ago.
00:54:33Right. Right. And I think it's, uh, it's even, that's even healthy. So anyway, uh, JV, that is
00:54:40our, that is our answer is that, um, uh, we have a slight difference and that, uh, Kevin's not so
00:54:47sure it's, it's all that important. Uh, and I think it's, uh, it just super, yeah, to, uh, uh, to
00:54:54have
00:54:54that same image. So you, so that all of those people we're trying to communicate to where we get
00:55:00these final 2000 people, uh, plus the, uh, that, uh, to real harvest, which is important.
00:55:05I want them to have the experience that I've already had in my mind's eye, uh, that I know
00:55:12Leia's had in her mind's eye. And I think other covenant members have had in their mind's eye
00:55:16that, uh, that, that Adam looked like Shem, looked like Dode, uh, looked like the one who fulfilled
00:55:24Pesach, Matzah, Bakodim, looked like the one that's coming home. And that it's the same person,
00:55:31the soul, we know the soul is the same, but I think that the physicality via DNA was quite similar
00:55:39for the express purpose of creating this, uh, uh, visual portrait that God's going to
00:55:48replay for us and for that covenant, uh, family. And I think he's not just doing it for us. I
00:55:55think
00:55:55he's doing it for Dode. He's proud of what his son has achieved showing it that way. Uh, you know,
00:56:03when he, when he says, you know, that he's returning, uh, with his, uh, firstborn, uh, the one that,
00:56:09uh, I, I, you have pierced, uh, that's a, that says I'm coming with one that was on that, uh,
00:56:20death stake on, uh, on Pesach. And so if he doesn't look somewhat like him, I think it would be
00:56:27a real
00:56:28missed opportunity by God. Here's, here's something on that. There have been 60, 30 movies of the so-called
00:56:36passion play all played by a different actor. It's the act itself that people recognize,
00:56:42not the actor. Correct. Well, no, they're associated with their Jeebus. They associated
00:56:48with their Jeebus and it's the wrong. Right. But, but you see how that would look from an outside
00:56:55observer to show that it's, it's, you know, now granted it matches, it matches a shim,
00:57:01it matches a Dode and then they could get it, but it's going to be the actual implement the way
00:57:06it
00:57:07was, which is the capital T, not the lowercase T. It's going to be in the city of Dode. Uh,
00:57:12it's going to be replayed exactly as it was told. And the 22nd Mismore, the 22nd Mismore is probably
00:57:18going to be recited as it's being shown to us. And it's going to watch the entire, you know,
00:57:25we're getting, we're going to get the, the, the, the, he's not going to make you watch. Okay.
00:57:31He's not going to have, I don't think you're even going to have photographic evidence of what it was
00:57:37like in shield, but I think if there is a, a 22nd, uh, view of, uh, uh, or 32nd Dode
00:57:46growing up
00:57:47and fulfilling, uh, PSOC, I think it's, uh, it's important. And, and I do think that it's important
00:57:55to show some of the gruesomeness of it because it's the level of, of, uh, violence that makes the
00:58:03act so much more, um, beneficial, uh, so much, uh, uh, more, um, of a genuine gift to the people.
00:58:14That's why the maiming of the Adam of Pura of all, but one bone broken is, is so gruesome
00:58:24because the, if it's not, then it's okay. So yeah, you're right. Uh, it's attention getting
00:58:31for sure. And then there, see that. So what are we doing? No, people have to say that was a
00:58:35major
00:58:36contribution. Somebody that didn't have to do that, made that sacrifice for me so that I could
00:58:42continue to live. And the, the more gruesome it is, the more magnanimous the gift. And I think
00:58:49Dode deserved, it's not, shouldn't be just that remnant sees me do it. That remnant should see
00:58:56Dode doing it and should know what he did for them. And so I think some of the gruesomeness of
00:59:03it
00:59:03needs to be seen. And I think by having it be Dode there, we do a great deal to eliminate
00:59:11the, uh,
00:59:11all the mythical rubbish of, uh, of Jeebus and Christianity.
00:59:19Those are my thoughts. I think it's going to, I think it's going to be quite visual.
00:59:23I think we're going to have a highly visual situation. And, and, uh,
00:59:27Oh yeah, there's going to be, uh, TV cameras probably stationed on, on the 24th and not just TV.
00:59:38They can't move these people.
00:59:40There'll be, there'll be webcams everywhere. There'll be people foaming with their cell phones.
00:59:45Uh, there'll be a TV cameras. It'll be the, what's going to happen next.
00:59:49Interesting thing that, uh, and they, and because they know that they're trying to garner eyeballs
00:59:56for this so that everybody is pre-warned so that nobody, uh, ends up in the extermination pile
01:00:02because they were just ignorant. Uh, there will be daily, uh, miracles. The miracles won't be to
01:00:09convince people to be part of this because miracles never worked for that in that way. Never. So there
01:00:16are not going to be any miracles that are done for credibility sake in that regard. Uh, there'll
01:00:22be miracles for shock value just to make sure that people are watching because God wants those who
01:00:29are exterminated, uh, to have been, been forewarned so that they will have chosen their fate. Uh, so yeah,
01:00:38I think there will be a, uh, a significant number of miraculous acts, but not to show off. Yeah.
01:00:47I agree. Good question, JB. I hope I answered your question. I don't know if I left anything out,
01:00:51but, uh, we have a good line of communication. If I did, let me know and we'll, uh, we'll,
01:00:57we'll add more later. I'd love to be, I think it's one of the great gifts that God has given
01:01:03us is the
01:01:05ability to be right, to be wrong, uh, to be both right and wrong at the same time. In this
01:01:11case,
01:01:11it was the greatest right in human history. I don't think there's any, any, uh, thing even comes
01:01:17close to recognizing that Dode served as the Passover lamb and he's the son of God and the
01:01:21Messiah, uh, who is also our savior. And therefore there was no Jesus. I think it's the greatest
01:01:25discovery in human history. Uh, but then to miss on some of the, how, how it transpired and then learn
01:01:34later and then be able to, uh, to explain it and with passion and conviction. And this is,
01:01:40this is so God, the way that he arranged all of this, uh, and, uh, and prepared his beloved son
01:01:47to
01:01:47do it and why his son would volunteer for it. I just think that is one of the great gifts
01:01:52that he
01:01:52has given us because it's credible. It's real. It shows, this is what we're capable of. We're capable
01:01:59of learning and growing. We're capable of overcoming, uh, both, uh, our successes and
01:02:04our failures, right? Cause you have a success like that. You say, okay, I'm done. I'm done.
01:02:10Yeah. Yeah. It's really easy.
01:02:12Take it from here. I've done, I've done my bet. Uh, so you have to overcome your successes
01:02:16and failures. Uh, so you gave us a good, a good way to do that. And yes, I think he's
01:02:22going
01:02:22to be recognizable. Excellent. Well, we have, um, uh, JK is scheduled to be on the show tomorrow.
01:02:32So we'll have his question. Love JK. So it's so nice to, to have a buddy for, uh, for over
01:02:4020 years
01:02:41and to, uh, to be, you know, it just, um, first time I saw him was when he did this
01:02:49program,
01:02:49uh, with us a month or so ago. And we had, we have worked together diligently. I mean,
01:02:57he's invested enormous amounts of time and we've communicated constantly for well over
01:03:0220 years, probably 22 or 23 years. And I knew he was in Alaska. He, you know, he showed me
01:03:09pictures of, uh, of his, uh, the Northern lights and the moose in his backyard and Alaska.
01:03:14We, we, we, we have a good relationship. Um, uh, and I had never seen him.
01:03:21You were pretty sure he didn't have blue hair. I mean, we, we had that pretty sure. But yeah,
01:03:26and I, but I didn't, I had somehow, I had envisioned him as much younger than, uh,
01:03:31really he was. Yeah. I had envisioned him as much younger than he was. Uh, I, I, I, what I
01:03:36saw was a
01:03:37man that was really distinguished, but what I saw was a man that had devoted so much time and so
01:03:44much ability to making these books better. And by being able to see him and hear the tenor of his
01:03:51voice, it made that commitment, that sacrifice of time and energy just so much more real. It was,
01:03:59um, so I, I guess here, what I'm going to say is sometimes we are visual creatures and the sound
01:04:07of his voice and the, uh, expressions on his face, um, really meant something to me. This is somebody
01:04:14I had worked with for 22, 23 years and I had never seen and never heard. And I was, um,
01:04:22I was,
01:04:23I don't know what the right term is because, you know, guys don't, don't guys don't do bromance very
01:04:28well, but I felt a real genuine, I felt a genuine closeness and I was brought, I am, I am
01:04:35genuinely
01:04:36closer to JK. I care more about JK. Uh, even after 23 years of working together, but seeing him in
01:04:46this
01:04:46home that he has built and hearing him in that home and being able to talk that way, uh, made
01:04:53the
01:04:54relationship deeper, more real for me. Uh, we can't hear light. We can't hear light. And so it's not
01:05:02until we have this visual representation that we get the, how shiny sometimes people are to us. And
01:05:08they're like, there's just that thing that you're like, yes, I click with this one, you know? Yeah.
01:05:13Yeah. He lit up, he lit up the screen for me. Mm hmm. Yeah. Um, no, it's that same way
01:05:21when I read the,
01:05:22uh, what I had written in the eighth Michelle, it just, it lit up the page for me. It was
01:05:28my
01:05:28vocabulary. It was my style. It was, uh, the points that I had made. It was everything pursuant to the
01:05:33Chauder. Um, and then I realized what the message was and why it was delivered the way it was that,
01:05:40uh, it was words forming a picture. Every one of them was in technicolor for me from beginning to end.
01:05:48And that's why there's so little commentary. And that's why I sent it out raw without much
01:05:53commentary. Uh, because all I wanted to do was to find the next nugget, the next, the next jewel,
01:06:00you know, facet after facet, and then let's get to the end. And then, um, I'll go back to the
01:06:06beginning. Like right now I am, um, uh, rewriting the introduction because I don't think that anybody
01:06:15prior to what I've been doing today has ever thought through the process of why God not only
01:06:22has a soul, but must have a soul. I don't think it's ever been considered before. And so I go
01:06:29through several pages that I've written to this morning, which I almost has to be read where you
01:06:34read one sentence and you pause and say, okay, let me think about that. But I wrote several pages this
01:06:39morning on not only why God has a soul, but that if he did not have a soul, we wouldn't
01:06:47be here.
01:06:49That soul is absolutely essential to our existence. And it is without that soul, God doesn't even attempt
01:06:58creating the universe or life within it. And so that's the thing that I wanted to explain first.
01:07:06Then I'm going to go back into Yahshia on the first chapter where he introduces the fact that
01:07:12he has a soul, which is what teed me off into this. And, uh, and what he says about his
01:07:19soul
01:07:19is really interesting. He says, I can't tolerate, I don't understand. I can't tolerate, I can't endure
01:07:23religion. Religion just freaks me out. I can't be around it. I just can't deal with it at all.
01:07:30And says, then he says, I have a soul. My soul doesn't like it either, but I have a soul.
01:07:35And if
01:07:36you're thinking, you say, well, then the reason for the soul is to deal with the stuff that God
01:07:39doesn't want to have to deal with, or it can't deal with. And then I realized that, uh, yeah,
01:07:47having a soul is mentioned in seven places. And so I went through those seven places and said,
01:07:53what does God do with this soul? And so I'm going to bring that back into this chapter because it
01:07:59was written by page 40. And this chapter begins at page like 95. So I'm going to bring it back
01:08:04into
01:08:04this chapter so that you understand why God has a soul, what God had to say about his soul.
01:08:12Then I will probably begin with the first three lines of the Chodor presentation so that the reader
01:08:20is right up to snuff with these are the seven, uh, spirits of Yahweh that are given to the Chodor
01:08:27because the eighth Mashal is written by a person that is manifesting these seven
01:08:35characteristics. All seven are there. And the voice of the eighth Mashal is the person that was
01:08:42described as the Chodor. And I want to have everybody very familiar because it's one thing for me to read
01:08:47and say, Oh God, that, that, that there, there, there, there, there. Yep. That, that's, uh, uh,
01:08:50huh. Uh, because you know, I live with this stuff every day, but I want to put it right there
01:08:56and say,
01:08:56these are the seven spirits of the Chodor. And, uh, now that you know those, and now that you
01:09:02understand why I was says he has a soul. Now that I've explained to you why without a soul, the
01:09:07universe
01:09:07can't exist. And then, uh, with all of that knowledge, and then I'm going to go through, uh, Ethan,
01:09:15how is Rocky story and writing the, uh, the Ms. Moore and how in that story, the first two of
01:09:23the,
01:09:23some 15 different things that are extolled in this Ms. Moore, the first two chronological order,
01:09:31one and two, both stated of Ethan Hawes Rocky. And so I'm going to present that. And then we're going
01:09:40to go right into the Ms. Moore. And, and this time I need to write my commentary. Cause we like,
01:09:45we had a discussion and you were talking about, uh, Ani and does, uh, can Ani be described,
01:09:52uh, written as I am, uh, in which I would use it a lot that way, or is it, uh,
01:09:58um, just I.
01:10:00And so we're going to, or me if it's after a word. So we're going to go into the first
01:10:05time it's
01:10:06used where you have the option because there's a verb that follows, but then there's, uh, two
01:10:10statements later, there is no option because there is no, no verb. And so, you know, I'm going to say
01:10:16these are your options, but logic dictates in this setting, uh, to be consistent with the way this is
01:10:24being delivered. This is how it should be rendered. But even then I'll, you know, go through and say,
01:10:30uh, even if you didn't want to do that, you can't go off and say, well, is Chakma the voice?
01:10:38Because if you make Chakma the voice, what about the other 15 things that are presented as equals to
01:10:44Chakma through this? Because it's not about just Chakma, it's like 15 things. And some of them are
01:10:50masculine and some of them are feminine, some are singular, some are plural. Uh, so you can't just say
01:10:55it's the voice of Chakma because there's 15 things there. And so I, but, but, uh, I need to,
01:11:02to logically explain that so that you're, you're helping the person reading it, understand it.
01:11:07And then you need to go to the, the, the payoff lines. There's a couple of lines in there that
01:11:12are,
01:11:13are, are just so mind blowing that you can't overhype the power of, of the eighth Mishal.
01:11:22Oh, 34, 36. Yeah. Yeah. It's just mind blowing what it says about, uh, about what Yahweh created first.
01:11:30Yahweh could not have created Chakma or Dayath, nor could Yahweh have created, uh, uh, uh,
01:11:41BN because God can't say, well, I was so stupid. What I really needed was some BN. Boy, if I
01:11:46only
01:11:46had some, if I could create some BN, Matt, some understanding, then maybe I know, maybe I can make
01:11:51this work. I know intelligence. God, I wouldn't tell it. Maybe I'm going to create some intelligence.
01:11:56Okay. There we go. We got some intelligence. Uh, now let's see, what do we need to create? Oh,
01:12:00knowledge. How about now? Okay. I'll create some not, this is to say that God was a nincompoop.
01:12:05Right. No, no. And then if you even want to say, okay, it's, uh, the voices of attributes of God
01:12:14and God is wise. He is intelligent. He has knowledge. He has Gaborah. He has reverence.
01:12:20He has all of these respect. He has all of these kinds of things. He has Etza. He knows the
01:12:25whole
01:12:25picture. They cannot be separate from God. You can't say, well, I want to take this thing called Etza,
01:12:33which is the tree of knowledge. I want to remove it from God and say, oh, that's this thing over
01:12:38here. And that's really pretty. No, it's, it's, it's an essential aspect of him. It can't be set
01:12:43apart from him. Right. Impossible. So the voice can't be something like knowledge or intelligence
01:12:50because those things can't be set apart. They can't be distinct from God. And this soul is created
01:12:57by God and is distinct from God. It's set apart from God, deployed by God. It's a separate entity
01:13:03from God, but yet created by God. And the terms he uses, it's essentially the attributes, the
01:13:11diminished, God's attributes diminished into this thing called a nephesh, which only has one purpose.
01:13:18What is the one purpose of a nephesh? To put it into a human. That's it has no other value.
01:13:27God
01:13:27doesn't have a nephesh as part of his nature. The nephesh only exists for a single purpose,
01:13:32and that's to deploy it into a human. And so when you, you read the conclusion of it, you go,
01:13:40yeah,
01:13:40yeah, yeah, yeah. What am I, what am I dealing with here? It's so I need to write that commentary.
01:13:48So that it is, but you know, for those that are just curious, they want to say,
01:13:51what is it like to read a translation without any of the insights, the guardrails of the,
01:13:57of the commentary? No, you can have it. It's there at the bottom of the, of the books page,
01:14:02but be careful because it's, this one is blow your mind kind of stuff. And it takes a lifetime
01:14:09to get to the point where you can say the, it's the word puzzles that have to be understood.
01:14:15Why does God have a nephesh? What does the nephesh represent? Why is he deploying it?
01:14:19Why couldn't he, he create the universe and humankind without one of these? Why it was,
01:14:25why was it the essential ingredient that had to be created before the universe was created for this
01:14:30universe and man to have any chance? It's not a lot of people that are going to say, I can,
01:14:35I can reason that in my mind and I can present it. So that's the challenge of it. But you
01:14:42know,
01:14:42Joe and I were, we're working last night with the, can we present a book in process? And we use
01:14:48this one
01:14:48to see if we could do it. And I've updated it once this morning. I'll, I'll update it again
01:14:55this afternoon with the progress that we make. I've already seen that the one that I updated this
01:14:59morning and it went instantly to the, if you clicked on the book, it went, it discarded the old one
01:15:04and
01:15:04it has the new one. So that was pretty cool to see that, that work, but it's, you know, it
01:15:09hasn't been edited.
01:15:10And, and chapter four has 10% of the commentary, but I think it's a marvelous tool going forward.
01:15:17So that even though we have four new books, two of which are up to a, which will be up
01:15:21later this week
01:15:24for those four, and that's 2,100 pages to read that are really the best things we've ever done.
01:15:29And, uh, you know, in a spare time, somebody wants to check in on this subject of who are we
01:15:35and why are we here?
01:15:37Uh, that, uh, the four chapters of, of, of, uh, of, uh, Yahusha, uh, that'll, um, uh, or Yahshaya, that'll,
01:15:48uh, Yahshaya, uh, yeah, that'll get it done.
01:15:51Uh, the, uh, four chapters of, uh, of Yahshaya. And that's going to be the first volume of a 10
01:15:56volume series.
01:15:59So there's a lot, a lot more to go there. And it's just filled with all these little breadcrumbs
01:16:05or every place. He's got a clue, you know, follow this clue and figure out what it means.
01:16:10Now you want to go from knowing, the more you see, and that's why going back through it, the sec,
01:16:15the
01:16:15second, third, fourth, fifth. Yeah. The more, you know, the more you see, and that's why it's, it's,
01:16:20it's pertinent to go through it again. Yeah. Yeah. And it's why it's so important. And I don't think I've
01:16:24ever
01:16:24ever disclosed this effectively, but there's always this, um, question as to why God would
01:16:32begin the gifts of the Chodur, uh, the spiritual gifts of the Chodur. And he starts with the first
01:16:37being Chakma, which is thoughtfulness, uh, intelligence, uh, processing information, uh,
01:16:42in a rational way. And the second is a, uh, a part of that, which is, um, being, which means
01:16:49to make
01:16:49logical, uh, uh, connections to find the common denominators, uh, to a transition from
01:16:58processing information to understanding it. And then, uh, he has in there, uh,
01:17:04dyath, which is dyath are all the little details. That means you not only know all the little details
01:17:11because dyath is just knowledge, both good and bad. Uh, uh, but knowledge that is like a jigsaw puzzle,
01:17:19where every piece has the, has a certain color ways, certain, uh, shapes and certain images on it,
01:17:26that it only goes one place in that puzzle. And that puzzle doesn't show the picture until you put
01:17:32the last piece in. And, and so, uh, uh, etza is the big picture. You know, a lot of people
01:17:38say
01:17:38he's a big picture person. Well, etza is the big picture and dyath are all the little pieces that go
01:17:44into it. If somebody says you're a detailed person, well, to do this job, you have to be a detailed
01:17:49person and love how the detail fits in to make the big picture. So etza is the big picture.
01:17:55Dyath are the details. Bien is making the connection between them. And then, uh, uh, chakma is the
01:18:04processing power to do this in real time with the finite amount of time that we have to do this.
01:18:11And
01:18:12then the, the other two, other than the spirit of Yahweh is Gaborah, because if you're going to do
01:18:19this and speak for Yahweh in this role, you better have some chops. You, you better have some convictions,
01:18:26some courage, some confidence, or you are never going to break out from where humanity is because
01:18:32particularly the state Michelle to come to the conclusion it's the Chodor's voice.
01:18:37That's big time. And you better have, uh, the, uh, the courage of your convictions to lay that out.
01:18:43And so it doesn't matter what, you know, if you can't stand up to it, if you can't man up
01:18:49and deliver
01:18:49the message. And so Gaborah is really the mental attitude of saying, once I figured it out, I'm going
01:18:56to share it with you. And I'm going to man up. If I think I got something wrong, I'm going
01:19:00to tell
01:19:00you, I got it wrong. And here's the better answer. And then there's the, the reason for all of it
01:19:05is
01:19:05the final one, because we're not developing knowledge for knowledge sake. This is not going
01:19:12to school and, and getting an, an A and a postgraduate course. We're doing all of this to
01:19:18develop a, a understanding and respect for Yahweh. And so Yerah, Yahweh is the seventh of them because
01:19:24that's the purpose of all of them. They all coalesce for that precise purpose.
01:19:30And so it's those things that cause the Chodur to be unique.
01:19:36And it's those things that are the voice of the eighth Mishal. And what it really means is those
01:19:45idiots that form the breakaway group based upon mommy goddess speaking to them and the eighth Mishal,
01:19:52not only were they morons and coming to that conclusion,
01:19:57but the lead goddess, she knew it. It's impossible for her not to know it. It's too overt
01:20:05that this is the Chodur speaking. She knew it, which is why she wrote the whole essay trying to denounce
01:20:11the, uh, who the Chodur is and tried to bring it back to Christianity.
01:20:18She knew it all along. It's obvious. And it's, then it becomes the issue of, okay, since it's obvious,
01:20:25why did you take everybody so long to figure it out? Because it really is obvious.
01:20:32So fun project, but mind bending, mind exploding, really.
01:20:41All right. Well, thank you for the, uh, the questions. Um, uh, look forward to having my
01:20:46buddy, uh, JK on tomorrow. Uh, we'll hope we, uh, we get a whole session without breaking it,
01:20:52but the second session, no blurs, no stammers, no cutouts worked beautifully. Just, uh, we just had
01:20:58a two part show today. We got, uh, one question and then another.
01:21:04Only two questions today though. That's, um, that's, we usually do three or four, but
01:21:12hopefully the answers were comprehensive and interesting. I think it's the details that,
01:21:16you know, at the end you have the big picture, but it's the details that, that compose those answers
01:21:22that, uh, give them flavor, color, interest, texture, and, uh, credibility.
01:21:29Mm-hmm. So I'd like to talk about both.
01:21:36Hasta luego. Until, uh, until this evening, and we do a, uh, a Bashar Herald.
01:21:44Hey there. Thanks for tuning in. That was Fetch. Gotta run now. Catch y'all on our next podcast.