Mithras, Dionysus, Tammuz, and Bacchus ~ did ancient mystery religions expose a counterfeit of Yahowah’s plan long before Christianity emerged? Will joins Yada to investigate whether Hasatan was programmed to orchestrate religious deception through Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, using counterfeit beliefs and distorted prophecy to filter humanity. From Ezekiel’s prophecies, Gog and Magog, and the Millennial Shabat to Hasatan’s possible final release, they confront a provocative question: Is the Book of Revelation divine prophecy, plagiarized Scripture, or a calculated satanic deception?
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:02:31 ~ Losing My Religion ~ Yada’s Presbyterian Past, Will’s Questions, and Religious Deception
00:16:58 ~ Freewill ~ Shared vs. Complete Free Will, Mashal 8, and Dowd’s Seven Deployments
00:37:21 ~ The Man Comes Around ~ The Choter, ’Adamah Parah, Extermination, and Judgment
00:41:20 ~ I Won’t Back Down ~ Should Covenant Members Surrender Their Free Will?
00:53:10 ~ The Number Of The Beast ~ Revelation, Ancient Mystery Religions, and Hasatan’s Programming
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Mithras and Christianity, Dionysus mystery religion, Tammuz pagan origins, Bacchus pagan worship, Book of Revelation explained, Ezekiel prophecy, Gog and Magog, Hasatan programming, Yahowah prophecy, Millennial Shabat, religious counterfeits, Satanic deception
#AncientMysteries #PaganParallels #DeceptionByDesign #PropheticPlagiarism #ScriptureOrForgery #TowrahTeachings #CovenantFamily #DivineForeknowledge #EndTimesDebate #SpiritualWarfare #FinalJudgment #AskYadaLIVE #vlog|ask|015
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:02:31 ~ Losing My Religion ~ Yada’s Presbyterian Past, Will’s Questions, and Religious Deception
00:16:58 ~ Freewill ~ Shared vs. Complete Free Will, Mashal 8, and Dowd’s Seven Deployments
00:37:21 ~ The Man Comes Around ~ The Choter, ’Adamah Parah, Extermination, and Judgment
00:41:20 ~ I Won’t Back Down ~ Should Covenant Members Surrender Their Free Will?
00:53:10 ~ The Number Of The Beast ~ Revelation, Ancient Mystery Religions, and Hasatan’s Programming
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.
Mithras and Christianity, Dionysus mystery religion, Tammuz pagan origins, Bacchus pagan worship, Book of Revelation explained, Ezekiel prophecy, Gog and Magog, Hasatan programming, Yahowah prophecy, Millennial Shabat, religious counterfeits, Satanic deception
#AncientMysteries #PaganParallels #DeceptionByDesign #PropheticPlagiarism #ScriptureOrForgery #TowrahTeachings #CovenantFamily #DivineForeknowledge #EndTimesDebate #SpiritualWarfare #FinalJudgment #AskYadaLIVE #vlog|ask|015
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00:00:23It's nice to be here back in the Ocean Studio for Ask Yotta Live.
00:00:28We have here on the left, Will, or as he has just accepted a new title, My Little Palmoni is
00:00:37the new title of Will.
00:00:41It means distinguished and what is the other thing that it means besides distinguished?
00:00:47Oh, the distinguished one.
00:00:50Yeah, I had it up a second ago.
00:00:52Hold on.
00:00:53Yeah, it's something that distinguished.
00:00:56Distinguished and Certain one.
00:00:58A Distinguished and Certain one.
00:01:00Distinguished and Certain.
00:01:01That's good.
00:01:02Those are good.
00:01:02That's a good title.
00:01:03All right.
00:01:03We were bartering.
00:01:05We were bartering for things before the show.
00:01:07And I had some excess titles and I thought, you know, Palmoni would be a good one.
00:01:13I am.
00:01:14I am the Palmoni.
00:01:15All right.
00:01:15There you go.
00:01:16So distinguished and Certain one.
00:01:20That's right.
00:01:20If you were certain, though, you wouldn't have a question, would you?
00:01:25No.
00:01:26Unless you were certain that the answer would be interesting because you know the answer.
00:01:31That's also possible.
00:01:32Well, they say never ask a question you don't already know the answer to.
00:01:36I'm testing you.
00:01:37I'm going to see if you can get these right.
00:01:40Okay.
00:01:41You've got me at a weak spot today, too.
00:01:43So this would be a little easier to just dump the Palmoni because last night I couldn't sleep.
00:01:49I woke up at one and then at three I just gave up and I went into the study and
00:01:54started working.
00:01:56And so it's been coffee keeping the eyes open ever since because, you know, you start, you know, between one
00:02:03and three o'clock in the morning.
00:02:05It makes for a little longer day.
00:02:08Yeah.
00:02:09Yeah.
00:02:10I need that coffee so you don't crash later on.
00:02:13I know.
00:02:14It's going to be an ugly afternoon, I suspect.
00:02:19All right, sir.
00:02:20You're in your loft upstairs.
00:02:22And you are prepared with questions.
00:02:26I am prepared with questions, sir.
00:02:28Okay.
00:02:29So this one, there's two questions here and I got a little bit of a setup.
00:02:34So just bear with me here.
00:02:36I want to frame it a little bit.
00:02:37Now, Yada, you're in your, what, seventh deployment?
00:02:40Is that where we are with you right now?
00:02:42The eighth being the spring?
00:02:44So, yes.
00:02:45So now we've learned very recently that your soul is very unique compared to the standard issue, especially with regard
00:02:56to free will.
00:02:57Now, during this current deployment, the first 50 years were actually quite religious for you.
00:03:04I think you said about 50.
00:03:06You came to a little less than that, probably 40.
00:03:10Yeah, about 40.
00:03:11All right.
00:03:12So.
00:03:13Well, you can probably take off.
00:03:15You can take off 10 on the downside.
00:03:19You know, maybe even 15 on the downside.
00:03:23So let's go 25 that I was the youngest ruling elder, probably in the history of the Presbyterian church.
00:03:34I led evangelism, led Bible studies.
00:03:39I was an elder in one of the largest Presbyterian churches in the country.
00:03:45Yeah, I was.
00:03:46And some of my best friends were some of the most famous pastors in the world, like Jerry Falwell.
00:03:52I was there, and I'm not there anymore.
00:03:56Yeah.
00:03:56And you needed to do this, right?
00:03:58Because it was part of the mission.
00:03:59And you needed to understand Christianity in a deep way so that you could later on condemn it.
00:04:08Okay.
00:04:08Yeah, I have no regrets.
00:04:10If it wasn't for that, I would have no chance of being able to do this job.
00:04:13It's kind of like Moshe.
00:04:14Moshe was qualified to do the job because he had been for a while in Pharaoh's household.
00:04:19So he knew the negative consequence of religion and politics and militarism and the caste economic system.
00:04:24He already knew those things were all wrong, and it put him in a really qualified position then to convey
00:04:31the things that Yahweh was offering in contrast to what he knew to be wrong.
00:04:35And having grown up in that environment, I was in a much better position to be able to criticize it
00:04:45in the five volumes of Twistianity.
00:04:49But now your soul, while you're having lunch with Falwell, being religious, we know that this is part of the
00:04:57job, your soul could not possibly be on board with this.
00:05:02Your soul is unique.
00:05:04It's been around since before creation.
00:05:06And there's just no way in my mind that Dode and Yahweh and whoever else had to endure you toggling
00:05:16back and forth between intimacy with Yahweh and working for him to being clueless.
00:05:22Even for a short period of time, it doesn't.
00:05:23So I want you to maybe address that.
00:05:26And then also, and this ties into it, there's risks involved with this redeployment, and it seems different with you.
00:05:35And I think you mentioned this.
00:05:36It seems like you don't have free will.
00:05:39You're here as sort of a risk management tool.
00:05:42But when we consider Dode's soul.
00:05:46Half free will.
00:05:46What's that?
00:05:47Full free will.
00:05:48He has full free will.
00:05:50I have half free will.
00:05:51Half free will.
00:05:52Okay.
00:05:53All right.
00:05:53Half free will.
00:05:54He has full free will because, you know, we're just doing the 89th Mismore now.
00:05:59And, you know, I bill this as the sales pitch of a lifetime from Ethan the Israki because, you know,
00:06:06every time Dode's deployed, you really don't know what's going to happen.
00:06:09Everybody's hopeful, and they're hopeful.
00:06:11In this case, they're hoping for you.
00:06:14But you need to get Dode to respond.
00:06:17So just if you could also address that fundamental difference between the souls, and I guess our souls would be
00:06:27much more in line with Dode's, and maybe he has a rank-and-file soul.
00:06:33Correct.
00:06:34Correct.
00:06:35Yours would be highly specialized for co-work.
00:06:40Yeah, the easy answer on the first one.
00:06:44Does your soul toggle back and forth?
00:06:47Yeah.
00:06:48Okay.
00:06:49The easy answer on the first one is, again, the Moshe example.
00:06:52Although Moshe's is, you know, Moshe's is in that middle ground between a normal soul and a, he was multi
00:07:03-deployed.
00:07:04So he is a multi-deployed, tested, and found reliable soul.
00:07:11But Moshe had to grow up in that milieu of Mitzrayim, understanding the religion of Egypt, understanding the integration of
00:07:24that into the governance of Egypt,
00:07:26how the pharaoh was the head of Egypt, how the pharaoh was the head of their religion, and how the
00:07:30religious endorsed the pharaoh, and back and forth it goes.
00:07:36So they're really one entity like Babel, and how militarism was used to secure the pharaoh's power, and then the
00:07:44whole nature of that caste economic system,
00:07:47which is what Moshe ultimately rebelled against, the more he is exposed to it, if he has the character to
00:07:56ultimately know it's wrong.
00:07:58Is he one of those very unique souls that when exposed to something that he needs to understand, does he
00:08:06have it within him to know this is wrong and leave it?
00:08:10And in his case, he put his physical life on the line by taking out the taskmaster that was beating
00:08:17a Hebrew.
00:08:20So in my case, to do this job, I have to be exposed to politics.
00:08:28I have to be exposed to religion.
00:08:30I need to understand the mindset of people that are drawn into those things.
00:08:35If I don't understand the mindset of it, if I haven't actually experienced those things, it's really, really tough to
00:08:41have any empathy for what God's enduring,
00:08:44and also any effectiveness in exposing and condemning them.
00:08:50And I can mock Christianity more than I can even mock Islam because of the fact that I am so
00:08:57intimate with what that religion was all about.
00:09:00But because I have a very galvanized soul, even when I was an adrained ruling elder, I knew that there
00:09:10was something desperately wrong on this.
00:09:13And I kept on asking questions that no one could answer.
00:09:17And my summation was that everybody that was a leader in that community was pretending.
00:09:26And the more they were esteemed, the more they pretended.
00:09:32They pretended to be having all these marvelous prayers and all of these miracles, and God did this for them.
00:09:38And the whole thing was a sales pitch, is trying to galvanize faith by making all sorts of claims, and
00:09:47everybody was trying to outdo everybody else.
00:09:49And so it started to get at me where it just gnawed at me that everybody here is a fake,
00:09:56and they're all working overtime to try to prove what they believe.
00:10:03So I began to read the scholars of the religion that would have an answer if anybody was going to
00:10:13have an answer for these tough questions.
00:10:16And what I found is that the fact is, no, they didn't.
00:10:21We lost our feed here, Rich.
00:10:25And the answer is, no, they didn't.
00:10:27And even the Josh McDowell, who was the person best known for evidence and reason in this, nothing, nothing to
00:10:40offer.
00:10:40And so I kept on building up this list of questions that got to be 20 at the end.
00:10:45I present many of them in the opening volume of Twistianity now, that nobody that's a Christian can answer.
00:10:54They're unanswerable questions.
00:10:56And if you know that your belief is in something that is unanswerable, then your choice is you continue to
00:11:04believe it, or you are just because you want to believe it.
00:11:10But then now you're trying to convince yourself on something that's not true.
00:11:14Now, as it relates to a soul being projected from Yahweh to do this, you have to have a really
00:11:23keen understanding of what Yahweh's limitations are with that soul.
00:11:28If he overpowers that soul, it becomes useless to him.
00:11:32Then he can't experience what it's like to be human.
00:11:35Then he has no chance to fail and overcome a problem.
00:11:41He has no ability to work through situations and to prove the resolve and wherewithal to do these things.
00:11:50And so if he overpowers it, not only is that soul unable to relate to other people, and therefore it
00:11:57would have no effect in doing what we're doing now in terms of building a covenant family.
00:12:03But beyond that, that soul would have no ability to expose Yahweh to the very thing that he wanted, which
00:12:11was to experience what it's like to be human.
00:12:13I mean, he had two goals.
00:12:14He wanted to experience what it's like to be human, or why create us.
00:12:17And the second was to then influence the result in a way that would lead to his desired result, which
00:12:23was to have a covenant family with his son, firstborn being the lead in that.
00:12:29And so this soul has to be exposed to things like that.
00:12:35It has to fail.
00:12:37It has to learn from those challenges.
00:12:41And you don't ever, I don't think there's a single circumstance where you can say somebody came out and at
00:12:49one year old was talking Torah and saying, you know, this, that, and the other thing.
00:12:56I'm speaking for God.
00:12:57That just isn't the way that it would work to have any credibility.
00:13:02It would completely destroy the purpose that if God's going to do that, he might as well go right back
00:13:08to, to burning bushes and, and, and fiery lights in the sky and the booming voice.
00:13:15Yeah.
00:13:16And when, when he projected himself that way, what were the, what was the people's reaction?
00:13:22Shut up and go away.
00:13:24Yeah.
00:13:25Shut up and go away.
00:13:26You, we don't want to hear you.
00:13:27We don't want to be around you.
00:13:28You're, you're, you're way too intimidating for us.
00:13:31So, uh, if God overpowers that soul by putting, uh, too much of himself and his, uh, uh, hatred of
00:13:43religion, for example, into that soul in a, in a way that's a data dump at the beginning, as opposed
00:13:51to experience it.
00:13:54And coming to the same conclusion, experiencing it and coming to the same conclusion is a vastly better way of
00:14:03Yawa using that soul that he's trying to deploy.
00:14:06Now, you know, when Yawa made the comment, uh, several times that we read in the eighth Mishal, where, what
00:14:15he is saying is that the soul that he created before the universe was entertaining to him.
00:14:23It was amusing to him.
00:14:24He used the, the verbal root of Yishak's name.
00:14:29And, and, and he's saying that soul was amusing.
00:14:33That soul was entertaining.
00:14:34That soul we, we, and the, and the response is the soul says we had great times together.
00:14:39It was really fun, the stuff we did together.
00:14:41And so that isn't possible if that soul that he is deploying has zero free will, that isn't possible.
00:14:52If that soul that he is deploying can't experience things that are beyond the scope of what God independently would
00:15:00experience.
00:15:01It has to have a life, it has to, uh, have exposure to things that God, uh, would not himself
00:15:09tolerate, uh, because he's too far along, uh, the path.
00:15:13And yet, because it has a lot of his, uh, personality in it, ultimately it's going to figure it out.
00:15:22That soul's going to say, oh God, this religion stuff, what a, a pile of lies.
00:15:27And then, you know, come out of that, how many people do you know have written five books, disproving a
00:15:32religion of Christianity and doing it by comparing what the idiots that form the religion said compared to what God
00:15:40actually said, particularly when they misquote him, which they do a hundred percent of the time.
00:15:45And so no one's ever done that before.
00:15:47So I would say that, well, that, that process then worked really damn well, didn't it?
00:15:54Yeah.
00:15:55You couldn't have done it any other way.
00:15:57That process really worked.
00:15:59And then how many people, because now you're down to one person.
00:16:01It's only one person in human history has ever done that.
00:16:03And then that same person writes five volumes to expose and condemn Islam.
00:16:10And then that same person writes three volumes to expose and condemn Judaism.
00:16:15And that same person then writes 25 volumes, almost 30 volumes, exposing.
00:16:20And what Yahweh actually said from the Dead Sea Scrolls, that's a pretty good progression.
00:16:28So, you know, 15 years of exposure to religion and politics and the like and the world.
00:16:36And you're able to parlay that into enough insights and empathy for the plight of humankind that you write 40
00:16:47books on these subjects.
00:16:48I'd say the plan worked out pretty well.
00:16:51I'd hate to try to improve on what he did.
00:16:58Okay, now, the comparison of my soul to Dodd's soul and your soul to Dodd's soul.
00:17:06Yeah.
00:17:06As I explained in two programs, I think, is that Yahweh had Malakim, spiritual messengers, who he programs.
00:17:20He has Kiribum, who are elite Malak, who he programs.
00:17:27And he has the Saba, which are his spiritual conscripts that are command and control, very often doing the fighting
00:17:38and battling of things that really take some force, programmed.
00:17:45They all do what he has.
00:17:46They all do what they were programmed to do.
00:17:49And so there is no way to have a relationship with something you programmed.
00:17:56They just can't.
00:17:59You're not going to benefit from it.
00:18:00You're not going to learn from it.
00:18:01You're not going to be amused by it.
00:18:02If it's something you programmed, you are not going to have a relationship with it.
00:18:07And so that has any value to it.
00:18:12Everybody's playing a game.
00:18:13You know, it's like these new humanoid robots that are supposed to be social robots.
00:18:18You know, I love you.
00:18:20I love you a long time.
00:18:21You know, it's a program to look at you and tell you what you want to hear.
00:18:29Now, if you are an intelligent person, you're going to say, you know, a machine telling me what it thinks
00:18:37I want to hear is about as genuine as saying you're a palmone.
00:18:43OK, it doesn't work.
00:18:47So God created kind of halfway man.
00:18:54And halfway man was shared volition.
00:18:58Going to have some volition.
00:19:01But Yahweh's volition overrides it to the point that as they grow further together and age together with each deployment,
00:19:10ultimately, Yahweh doesn't even have to ask that soul, that individual with that soul to go do something.
00:19:17They just know what they need to do.
00:19:19And they do it sometimes, you know, like when it was redeeming Jacob as it relates to the restoration of
00:19:30the covenant.
00:19:30And I know the guy's a scoundrel.
00:19:32I don't like him at all.
00:19:34And I'll come to Yahweh and say, you know, I'm going to do what you want to do.
00:19:37That's what we're, you know, we're here to do what you want to do.
00:19:40I'm going to do it, but I'm not happy about this.
00:19:44This really feels wrong to me.
00:19:47Can you explain to me why this is right?
00:19:49Because I don't get it.
00:19:51And he said, what's your name when you resolve Jacob's issues?
00:19:59I said, the man from Edom.
00:20:01I said, well, then you know your answer.
00:20:03You can take it from there.
00:20:04You figure it out.
00:20:06Yeah.
00:20:08Yeah.
00:20:08And it was the same thing.
00:20:10The same evening, Leah was also frustrated because I was expressing my frustration with Jacob.
00:20:14And so she went to Yahweh and say, you know, I know he's going to stay the course.
00:20:18But, you know, he's really bothered by how big a scoundrel Jacob is.
00:20:26And he said, you know, you need to give me the answer as to why this is important for him
00:20:32to have this animosity towards him.
00:20:34And he said, what's the ultimate means to resolve this problem?
00:20:41And his answer to her was almost exactly his answer to me.
00:20:47He said, what's your name?
00:20:51Said, Leah.
00:20:52You know, you can figure it out from there, girl.
00:20:57So, you know, well, you end up at the right place.
00:21:03But it's getting there isn't as a machine.
00:21:07And when you, like when I'm retranslating Yahshaya, we've done chapter one, I'm in chapter two now.
00:21:16And we've done the first, the eighth Mishal.
00:21:22So, you know, by having some independence and, you know, being a probe that has considerable independence, every time you
00:21:33find something, every time you're exposed to something, every time you learn something, it's fun.
00:21:39It's reassuring.
00:21:40It's enlightening.
00:21:43It's invigorating.
00:21:44It's why you get up at three in the morning and go at it.
00:21:49And if there were no free will, then that wouldn't exist.
00:21:55And that's part of the joy of the relationship.
00:21:59We obviously have a really good relationship.
00:22:02God's having fun with this relationship.
00:22:05All right.
00:22:06So he's got a soul that he created before he created the universe because he recognized that if he creates
00:22:13the universe, the only way he can experience it and interact with it
00:22:17is if he has a soul that allows him to project a tiny aspect of himself into the prime example
00:22:26of that creation, which would be a human being.
00:22:29So the thought process there was genius.
00:22:34It was the best approach he could possibly have because as a seven or eight dimensional being, he cannot enter
00:22:40a three dimensional situation like we're here on Earth.
00:22:46So it was a brilliant choice.
00:22:47So in that sense, your diminished aspect of Yahweh, is that a fair statement?
00:22:56By diminished, let's keep in mind that all of Yahweh won't fit into our universe, not just won't fit into
00:23:08our galaxy, will not fit into our universe.
00:23:13A human soul is a finite thing, even though it is many dimensions beyond where we are here.
00:23:22It's probably a six or seven dimensional construct, and it's capable of handling and processing vastly more than we can
00:23:32even perceive at this point.
00:23:37But Yahweh can't put even as much as what would be a drop of water compared to all the oceans
00:23:45in the world.
00:23:46He can't put that much of himself into that nephesh, even if he wanted to, and he doesn't want to
00:23:54because he'd overpower it.
00:23:55And the moment he overpowers it, we're back to the flaming fire in the sky and the bold voice.
00:24:01So he cannot overdo it.
00:24:04So you have to understand that what the 8th Mishal says is that Yahweh created this soul out of himself.
00:24:15It is part of him that was transferred into it and transferred in before the material realm existed, which means
00:24:23it has to be a soul.
00:24:24It has to be an energy based thing because at that point there is no matter.
00:24:27Matter doesn't exist.
00:24:28There can't be a body.
00:24:29So it is strictly a soul for this purpose, and he is saying that that soul is ultimately a champion
00:24:42of chakma thinking, a champion of being, making the connections to understand, a champion of dyath, which is seeing how
00:24:54the details work together to form the big picture,
00:24:57a champion of the big picture, a champion of the big picture, and a champion of Gaborah because by the
00:25:04time you know these things, you better have cojones of steel or you're going to get run over because nobody
00:25:12wants to hear what you have to say.
00:25:13It's so contrary to be able to go on a national or worldwide radio program or television program and say,
00:25:21this is who God is.
00:25:24This is what he is offering.
00:25:25This is why he hates religion.
00:25:28This is why he hates religion.
00:25:43be at the maximum level possible such that you're still relatable to the best among us no what i
00:25:54have learned is not relatable to 99.9999 percent of people that's why i stopped playing on social
00:26:00media there's nothing i can say to the vast majority of people who are religious or political
00:26:05they can even process anymore so we decided we were going to be a covenant family online with
00:26:13the membership and therefore a smaller audience that of people that could process this information
00:26:20that would be beneficial for them and so this soul has been anointed with the maximum capability
00:26:30in those areas which are all mental and character enhancements such that he is relatable
00:26:42at different levels over his life to people who are open to knowing about god and more intensely so
00:26:51as we develop a community of people who are interested in knowing more about god and serving
00:26:58him and working with him uh but not to the extent that you can't communicate anymore you know if you
00:27:05if i were talking uh uh uh some form of uh of a relativity and uh and quantum mechanics uh
00:27:17from a
00:27:18scientific jargon it wouldn't resonate with anybody and the same thing with these concepts that we're
00:27:25sharing they they have to be still to the point where everybody within the community can process them
00:27:34okay so that that explains that that soul now uh dode is the prime example of what god wanted
00:27:42full autonomy you give somebody absolute full independence full volition and you uh you give
00:27:49them a direct from yahwah charge of a nishama conscience in addition to consciousness
00:27:55and put that person in an ideal environment with essentially no distractions other than uh stimulating
00:28:05things to see and to talk about and but no negativity could a meaningful relationship that was amusing
00:28:14entertaining and productive uh be and reliable uh responsible and um contributory could that be developed
00:28:25and i think god was smart enough to know that the answer is no because in that environment there wasn't
00:28:35a
00:28:36any chance of stubbing your toe and getting back up there wasn't any chance of well dode could have been
00:28:41far more all right or uh adam could have been far more uh work oriented could have been more contributory
00:28:50could
00:28:51have listened better could have been a better conversationalist uh there's lots of things he could
00:28:56have done better uh the incentive to do so was not great and so it was never going to work
00:29:03it's like
00:29:04uh and for yeah it was like us watching a goldfish and a uh and a round bowl that's pretty
00:29:11yeah pretty fish
00:29:12in that nice nice bowl yeah swim fish swim okay bubble oh wow got a bubble that time
00:29:20five minutes of that you're bored out of your mind right that's kind of what they were and so
00:29:26by having this soul that he could deploy he had a way to interact with the dode's soul adam soul
00:29:35over all of those lives set up the conditions where he would have a chance uh to prove himself and
00:29:42if we
00:29:43could take a god could take a soul as with total free will and put him in an incredibly empowered
00:29:51position because people that are empowered do really bad stuff and so he put dode in a pristine
00:29:59empowered position and yeah man he did bad stuff could he do that and pull that person out of that
00:30:11mindset such that they did make their choices they were bad choices and yet ultimately they would
00:30:18choose with the right input to make good choices could that be accomplished because if that could be
00:30:24accomplished then you win you prevail you've got a son you got somebody you could spend eternity with
00:30:28somebody that's interesting somebody that will learn somebody that you know you can trust and that's
00:30:34the whole purpose of the 89th mizmor the 89th psalm was to accomplish that and then writing the mizmor that
00:30:41he wrote uh and then being with him again uh prior to his fulfillment of pisach matzah and b'kodam
00:30:50and even
00:30:51being with him as noach and shim in the dress rehearsal with abraham and yishak saying see what's
00:30:59going on there that's you son that is you this is what's going to happen 40-0 bell from now
00:31:05this is
00:31:06your calling in life this is your destiny this is the thing that proves your worth i want you to
00:31:12look at
00:31:13every aspect of this because this is being done for you and then to uh to raise him to the
00:31:20position
00:31:21where he would actually fulfill that um you know he uh he turned out great god got exactly what he
00:31:27wanted and i think that uh that once god got what he wanted he still said you know there's more
00:31:34to
00:31:34achieve because i want to have my son um have responsibility uh independent of me and the way
00:31:46for him to do that is to bring him back his king and have a kingdom you can't be a
00:31:51king without a
00:31:51kingdom and without a mortal remnant that gets purged and is ready to listen to him and that he can
00:31:59lead then he's not a king so this became the the next challenge and you can't do that unless you
00:32:09have proper guides and examples so the covenant family gets uh born gets trained gets prepared
00:32:16gets deployed uh we get a mortal remnant we get some goyim that are going to be uh major contributors
00:32:25we get through the annihilation event we get through the judgment we have the great homecoming and we
00:32:31have a thousand years to uh to work all this out um and you have souls like yours and like
00:32:38doads and
00:32:39uh like uh kevin's and riches and parry's and leah's that uh well not so much leah's but uh everybody
00:32:45else's
00:32:47full amount of free will you could bungle it if you wanted to
00:32:53um so uh uh that's the ultimate prize is to have souls with complete free will that uh
00:33:05overcome challenges in the past learn grow mature become responsible that's the ultimate that's the
00:33:12risk that's the only goal that's the free will is the risk you're you're not risk-free but you are
00:33:19less risky that's right more dependable i'm less risky yes but then by the same token i'm less
00:33:28interesting oh i wouldn't i i mean i'm i was interesting enough that i got a i find him
00:33:35amusing and he's entertaining and we had a great relationship and it was and it's fun to work
00:33:40together uh but ultimately uh you can tell that when uh if he because leah and my and uh and
00:33:51uh
00:33:52moshe's and elia's and that endowed souls are played throughout the the story
00:34:00gus only got one that he calls beloved he has only one that he calls firstborn uh there's only one
00:34:07that
00:34:08uh that uh that he makes uh this host of promises to and said that's my kid uh and so
00:34:15god's favorite
00:34:16is dote absolutely unequivocally so so you it's okay to be in a position where you have a great
00:34:26relationship with yahweh where you accomplish what he wants accomplished where you've brought
00:34:31god lots of smiles and you know you got her done and that he's pleased with the result that's a
00:34:38really
00:34:38good position and it's even a better position when ultimately you were able to put in position
00:34:47god's beloved son so that he can take responsibility and uh and have the limelight because i there is
00:34:55nothing better ultimately uh will than having uh achieve something really wonderful uh for a good cause
00:35:06delivered kind of the ultimate benefit to god and yet not have to bear the responsibility forever
00:35:14so that when i say that um you will be more entertaining to him going forward than i
00:35:20am because of the full free will uh that is that's not a a uh oh woe is me it's
00:35:28exactly the opposite
00:35:30it's that i'm in the i'm in a position that i really like um i've got a great relationship we're
00:35:35going to continue to have a great relationship uh and uh you know if god wants to go off and
00:35:41explore
00:35:41another place that i might use the same soul i might you know get some interesting interesting
00:35:47trips that i can share that uh that are a little different because of this soul the biggest issue
00:35:54for me and reading this let me just finish this one thought and i'll hear the next question but
00:36:00they the there's a reason for the timing of things
00:36:08we had come to the realization that god had redeployable souls and the elegance of that the
00:36:15reasons that it was so smart of him and who those souls were uh and we came to that after
00:36:21dealing
00:36:21with the 31st michelle the 31st michelle makes it obvious and then you you trace through all the
00:36:28things and then you're you're with ruth and boaz and you're with uh uh leah uh and uh and her
00:36:35troubled relationship with uh with jacob uh you're uh you're chundok uh you're the fellow writing the 89th
00:36:44mismore it just takes you all the way through the story um when you realize that god redeploys souls
00:36:53so you know within the last year we've come to that realization written three books about that
00:36:58process and how god introduced it with the greater and lesser uh menorah the uh the luminaries
00:37:07uh and that is a really beautiful picture and just after you you get there and you start to be
00:37:17a
00:37:17little bit comfortable with all of that uh i'm dealing with what it says in the preamble to the choder
00:37:25prophecy and the man from edom prophecy and it it asks not even asks it has the choder adama para
00:37:39doing things that no human could possibly endure no human soul is capable of being the lead
00:37:50person responsible for the great extermination event it would wipe out that soul and then to be
00:37:58judge and jury of which souls are dispatched to shield and which are pay recompense even before going to
00:38:05shield you couldn't survive it then literally a human soul is not capable of handling that much
00:38:12responsibility and the burden of that and so i became um not despondent but i became a burden by that
00:38:21for a couple of weeks as i'm really struggling with it and you know i talk openly about some of
00:38:26my
00:38:26concerns on these programs and it's a uh it's a concern i say you know i'm going to do what
00:38:31i'm asked to
00:38:31do but i don't know how you recover from this i don't know i don't know how you do this
00:38:36and that's uh
00:38:38when i went to dinner with leah and she says a beautiful romantic dinner on the beach on a on
00:38:45a
00:38:46saturday evening and she said no we're going to read the eighth uh michelle because uh it's got a
00:38:52message in here we need to process and that's when you read that this one soul was created before the
00:38:57universe was created and how that soul is the choder soul and now
00:39:07all of a sudden now you know why you can do the great extermination event because if you're
00:39:11actually representing god and you created all those lives you're not taking a life from anybody
00:39:16they wouldn't have had that life had you had you not given it to them and over 6 000 years
00:39:22you've warned them about this day and given the alternative to this day for 6 000 years
00:39:31so now that burden is completely list lifted it's you are executing something that god wants done the
00:39:39way he wants it done and then the uh the judgment event you can make those judgments because at this
00:39:46point you're an extension of what god would do and it uh it it just completely released the burden of
00:39:56those things the the impossibility of them becomes possible yeah and so that's why i was so thrilled
00:40:04to find this and also because i love mental uh puzzles when you're in your mind and you're asking that
00:40:14how does god do this how does he how does he create a universe knowing that there's so much random
00:40:21chance
00:40:21built into it that the likelihood of him having a favorable result is essentially nil and when god
00:40:28says i regret having created humanity that should have been it so how does god get to the result of
00:40:36having his beloved son come back as uh as king and to have all these people enter a return to
00:40:43the garden
00:40:44and this great celebration of life how do you get from one place to the other and um he had
00:40:52the
00:40:52perfect answer for it and there it was all the time um and so it was a uh was really
00:40:58reassuring and
00:40:59comforting and uh that's why i i asked joe to put us in a position where i could share a
00:41:05book as i was
00:41:06writing it and that yesha volume one book that's at the bottom of the book page that is the uh
00:41:14the
00:41:14insights there as we're learning them mm-hmm yeah now you've talked about yada the concept of
00:41:23surrendering free will uh you just were talking about that recently and so it is possible you were
00:41:29created with uh total free will and yet voluntarily surrendered part of it to yahweh for the sake of
00:41:37dode and getting this thing accomplished me that may have been a catalyzing event that you and do you
00:41:44would you recommend that for us as covenant members to offer that to yahweh to surrender part
00:41:51of our free will for the sake of getting something done for a temporary time no no i would not
00:41:56i would
00:41:57not and uh and you know understand that that by comparison to what existed malakkam karabam and sabah
00:42:10having some free will shared free will with the creator of the universe that is a an unbelievable leap
00:42:23forward i mean that makes that individual so much more interesting to god so much more usable to god
00:42:31so much more of a risk though also to god because there's still some risk built into that
00:42:37but the risk makes it interesting well the risk is not interesting would you want to play a game where
00:42:42you know that every time the cards are dealt you win that's right well if you're playing in vegas maybe
00:42:48but
00:42:48uh you know if but you're playing a friend it would get really old wouldn't it why why have any
00:42:52strategy
00:42:53every time i'm gonna be uh uh dealt uh royal flush okay that would be fun for about five minutes
00:43:01right
00:43:02and so uh just being bequeathed with with shared free will was such a big deal and who are you
00:43:10sharing it with
00:43:13you're sharing it with yahweh how could you have a better a better source of shared free will
00:43:20and over time when you with every life you figure out who you are you end up uh prepared and
00:43:27you make
00:43:27your contribution and and every life you get to a point where you just say yeah this is working out
00:43:33really well we'll just kind of we'll just keep on rolling with this let's just keep it going
00:43:38and ultimately the the thought process is i'm just going to surrender my part of the free will at this
00:43:44point because uh obviously uh we're doing it right we're doing what you want we're getting it done
00:43:48it's working out let's just let's just keep it going and and so i i think it's just practical under
00:43:57those circumstances and it doesn't it doesn't happen at the beginning you grow into it over
00:44:07everything that's how it works yeah yeah now in terms of everybody else no it would it would uh
00:44:12it would tarnish what is special about you
00:44:17the very fact that you can screw up and don't is uh is much more uh evidence
00:44:25of uh you being a valuable contributor and somebody that god wants to spend eternity with
00:44:31no you that's a great yeah you should uh you should cherish the fact that you have total and complete
00:44:37free will and uh and uh i actually cherish the fact that i've got shared to me it's not it's
00:44:44not
00:44:45it's so many of these things they are not a limitation they are uh not from the proper perspective they
00:44:54they are comforting yeah they're comforting uh you know it means that when we have pursue the
00:45:04extermination event and then the judgment thereafter uh that we really are doing it together
00:45:11yeah and that i can let yeah i can let his judgment uh ooze right through uh what we're we're
00:45:20witnessing here but but part of that too though it's if you're properly synced you're an insulator god
00:45:29hates religion he hates these people he'd just as soon uh uh torture them all and send them all to
00:45:36shield for what they've done to the extent that he can work this through the role of the choder
00:45:46god's a lot happier why should he have to endure this if he has a means that he can delegate
00:45:53the uh
00:45:55because he's he when he introduces the the nature of his soul and the prophets it's all in in the
00:46:06frame of i hate religion i can't stand it i can't endure it i don't i i don't understand it
00:46:13i really
00:46:14despise this oh by the way i have a soul did i tell you about that and so it's it's
00:46:20like saying
00:46:20all right uh you know being god comes with some privileges right you know if you're the top of
00:46:28the company you can choose the jobs that you want to do and you can hire people to do the
00:46:32jobs that you
00:46:33really don't want to do kind of comes with the territory of being ceo well he's like ceo of the
00:46:38universe and so god has jobs that he really likes and there's jobs that he just says i just soon
00:46:43delegate all right well that soul is a where you delegate it that's okay too yeah wouldn't you like
00:46:51to to complete the life uh here and uh and uh to know that you did a job that god
00:46:58wanted done that
00:46:59he didn't want to do himself yeah that's that's right awesome all right so we have really really
00:47:11wrestled this one yeah wrestled this way we did then you know and i know this happens to be of
00:47:18great
00:47:18interest uh to the covenant family and i'm really delighted that it is for a bunch of reasons and uh
00:47:24one is that i so wanted to be anonymous through this whole thing i just loved being anonymous you
00:47:33have all the opportunity and other responsibility and you're not a target for anything it's just fun
00:47:39and comfortable and enjoyable uh but god could not achieve what he wanted through an anonymity it's
00:47:47like saying i'm going to be an anonymous god i'm not going to tell you my name i'm not going
00:47:53to
00:47:53develop a relationship that god wants through an anonymity so he decided to have all sorts of uh of
00:48:00names and titles and prophecies uh about uh all of the stuff and the more you're exposed to it the
00:48:06the
00:48:07like the uh the eight lives that we will have lived and the the seven for dode uh you um
00:48:15you worry along
00:48:17the way that you're you're making the story too much about yourself until you finally realize
00:48:28that's the way god's telling the story this is god's way of achieving the end result and if you
00:48:36don't know the players it's harder to know how god is acting and what we can do to maximize this
00:48:45opportunity so you realize no it's it's not a distraction from the story it is the story
00:48:52and the moment you understand that story then you come to understand you know who god is and
00:48:57what he is willing and not willing to do so much better uh and our our goals and objectives become
00:49:03clearer and and so i'm pleased with is that every day we've done the uh ask you out of stuff
00:49:10uh it always seems to come down to these questions who are you and therefore who are we in relationship
00:49:18to you yeah and you know the ultimate answer is that you're you're the prize i'm sort of the delivery
00:49:27boy yeah you're the prize yeah uh and uh miss moraine e9 speaks to that it it places uh dode
00:49:37in the proper
00:49:37perspective that you get a lot of shout outs as the rocky crag and uh the katana mayor but it
00:49:43also
00:49:44plays some proper perspective the covenant family as absolutely as dode's family and there's tons of
00:49:49promises uh for them so it's it's about the right perspective and the consequence of not holding
00:49:55dode in the right perspective it just it goes on and on i mean yeah it doesn't take us part
00:50:01of it is
00:50:02that uh a human soul does not do well on its own if jake didn't have a father he'd be
00:50:11five percent of
00:50:12the boy he is the young man that he is human souls were just not made to be on their
00:50:18own and dode's is
00:50:19a prime example he does not do well on his own and so he's going to have support from both
00:50:26sides
00:50:28he's going to have uh peers and uh and family in the covenant family that he can relax around and
00:50:36have a great deal of fun and get things done through and yet he's still going to have a mom
00:50:41and
00:50:42dad on the other side more in the background but that he can fall back on when when something gets
00:50:48tough that it's just not something he wants to share with family uh not uh you know siblings if
00:50:54you will and uh so um this is this the scenario that's being created and you are the ultimate
00:51:03gift and uh and you're a gift that can keep on giving by helping some of those that are part
00:51:09of the
00:51:10mortal remnant grow into covenant as well
00:51:14and by bringing joy to dode and to everybody else within the covenant family because uh the more
00:51:20we celebrate the more our mindset is consistent with what uh god wants to achieve you know he didn't
00:51:27name the first kid of the covenant uh laughter and play and amusement and entertainment for nothing
00:51:33that's right oh yep you are the prize and uh and understanding that role is important and uh and
00:51:44that this role is a uh uh it's literally a glorified delivery boy you're delivering the uh the goods uh
00:51:52that uh you're in a position to know and if you do it well that's that's the end result yeah
00:52:00all right oh my we have a we went to the little camera and the little camera uh turned so
00:52:05it's
00:52:06looking at the uh the palm tree and uh uh it's kind of an interesting thing you uh the little
00:52:12camera
00:52:13is got a green light on it rich which means the little camera just turned on the big camera uh
00:52:17did
00:52:18not and the little camera turned uh turned away from me so we need to switch uh cameras but that's
00:52:26okay
00:52:26that's a nice palm tree that palm tree is actually in better focus than oh there now
00:52:30see that's the little camera now that's not the uh that's not the big one the big one's been off
00:52:35the
00:52:35entire time oh really so we lost it and couldn't bring it back without restarting everything okay so
00:52:41we're glad we have the little camera i've set it on the uh on the desk just before we started
00:52:45little outdoor tables what we have here that we're broadcast since we're outdoor i've got a
00:52:50an outdoor uh glass uh table and we just put everything on the outdoor glass table a monitor
00:52:55and cameras and microphones and when we're done we uh we cover it up put everything else inside and
00:53:02close the doors all right so that was your compound question one that was compound question uh one so
00:53:10we're going to switch to a little uh downshift here we're going to talk about the adversary hasatan
00:53:14all right and you mentioned it was yesterday that there may be some truth to revelation uh because
00:53:22yahweh may have disclosed his plans and what he was doing with dote i mean it it does seem to
00:53:26be the
00:53:26case and i think there's other evidence for that uh yada when you take a look at the mystery of
00:53:31religions whether it's you know dionysus uh tammuz uh bacchus mithras all of these things are the
00:53:38foundation or partially the foundation for christianity but they all predate dote
00:53:44i think and also the the cross the egyptian enke was between 2600 and 3200 bce so there's there's a
00:53:54trail there's evidence here where it seems that the adversary was aware because think about it he
00:54:01literally had a long enough runway so that when dote was born he was born into complete confusion
00:54:07and the the ground was so fertile for paul to just weave in all these mystery religions with
00:54:14what was really going on um but i think there's evidence to suggest that so um why so given this
00:54:22new line of thinking is there anything else in revelation that you are reconsidering um and rather
00:54:29than just say it's kind of all lies there may be truth to aspects of okay um i think that
00:54:37uh that the
00:54:38reason hasatan knows his role why he had to possess donald trump for example why he had to possess
00:54:48muhammad why he had to possess uh paul he's programmed yes uh i mean i was really clear in
00:54:56yeshaya he says you know i created this uh good and evil i created it all there has to be
00:55:03a a mechanism that serves as a filter to take the vast proponents of people away from god because
00:55:08he doesn't like people very much and he knows lots of people are always bad people so the people that
00:55:12like
00:55:12to congregate uh religiously or politically god's got to get rid of and so hasatan was programmed
00:55:20to lead uh adam and chawa astray because they had to get out of the garden to have any chance
00:55:26of growing
00:55:26up he was programmed to create christianity judaism islam and so he's programmed to do what he's going to
00:55:35do on uh the temple mount on the 24th of uh of uh september of 20 uh 33. not a
00:55:46choice he's making he's programmed to do it
00:55:50and so when you're programmed to do the things you're uh you're you're told to do you you know what's
00:56:00going to happen in the future
00:56:01so there's every reason to think that he knows what's going to happen after the thousand years
00:56:12programmed and so when you read the book of ezekiel and you realize that it is satan's autobiography
00:56:20and he's telling you what he's uh what he would do if he's allowed to follow all of his programming
00:56:27and then then you you look at things like revelation where 37 or 38 of the citations come from ezekiel
00:56:39a book that we have proven was not inspired by god so you know the book is does not have
00:56:46divine
00:56:47inspiration and most of it is a loose paraphrase on the the prophets
00:56:55most of revelation is is take something that is said in the prophets and then create a loose paraphrase
00:57:01of it and blending them together with uh with unfortunately for christianity most of it coming
00:57:06from ezekiel the gog and may god war and that sort of thing armageddon uh ezekiel garbage uh and and
00:57:16so
00:57:17if you're looking at the book of revelation and knowing that that uh hasatan played the lead role
00:57:25in inspiring the christian new testament he he demon possessed paul by paul's own admission
00:57:30and paul wrote the first 14 books of the christian new testament and then gospel is his idea he sold
00:57:37the
00:57:38idea of gospel uh to um uh to mark and luke who were his part of his posse and so
00:57:45he gets those written
00:57:46along with the book of acts uh which uh luke is uh faith healer uh and uh magic man um
00:57:53pursued on his
00:57:55behalf and so why wouldn't you just take the the next step and say that to the parts of of
00:58:03revelation
00:58:05that aren't paraphrases of the prophets that have a reasonable shot of being inspired by hasatan based
00:58:14upon his programming and an example of that would be that at the end of the millennial shabbat
00:58:22there could be a release of hasatan uh to clean up the riffraff those that uh those that don't go
00:58:29on
00:58:29because there has to be a close of where we um uh i i take those who have earned the
00:58:36right to be
00:58:37covenant and we end this ongoing experience it's a cut date uh dead date of literally cut
00:58:44dead date of of uh of a year um 7 000 yeah we get to it we have to have
00:58:51an exit strategy
00:58:53that would be a perfect exit strategy wouldn't it you clean up uh you take uh the uh the good
00:59:00and you
00:59:00end up tossing out the bad and uh and then from there you uh you go on and uh and
00:59:06it's uh locked away
00:59:07forever more so i think that um uh personally i think it makes great sense that's that's kind of how
00:59:16i would approach it if i were young yeah now are there other things that have a possibility of uh
00:59:23of um credibility in them yes but just as i said on this statement here uh i'm not saying that
00:59:37that's
00:59:37what's going to happen i'm just saying that it's a possibility because it uh it's in a book that we
00:59:45know
00:59:46has huge satanic input and that satan is programmed to do what he's doing so he knows
00:59:53what he's going to be doing i mean if god could not have written about what's going to happen on
00:59:58terua
00:59:58being the end of his uh of his uh uh uh prestige as being a god of religion he isn't
01:00:07going to do that
01:00:08having read all about what the consequence are uh is of doing that unless he's programmed to do it
01:00:14he has to be programmed to do it otherwise he wouldn't do it
01:00:20so i that means he knows he's going to do it and he is going to do it and
01:00:25therefore there's probably other things there that uh were um from his perspective anyway true
01:00:35whether or not i'm not going to say so much true but certainly from his perspective uh he's uh trying
01:00:41to tease out the behind the scenes story he's still proud of what he's doing he's well you read about
01:00:49him and in his presentation of himself entire and uh what uh how he thought he was the most glorious
01:00:55of all of the cariboumen and that is so beautiful the tallest cedar the most handsome the most brilliant
01:01:02and for uh you know god to prioritize the the dad gone uh uh humans over him oh my god
01:01:10he was uh beside
01:01:11himself but you know it's uh it's a marvelous way to tell the story anything in revelation that you'd
01:01:22you would like to uh to have be true based upon uh it being uh revealed by uh hasatan
01:01:32no i don't even remember the book that i mean years ago i read it and uh it was just
01:01:38weird i always felt
01:01:39the the book of revelation was weird i thought both epistles were weird too um yeah just kind
01:01:45you know the part of part of it that's so weird is that it really is a um a childish
01:01:51job of
01:01:52plagiarizing it's like the book of matthew the book of matthew is a hundred percent plagiarism
01:01:56nothing in it that's not plagiarized plagiarizing three different sources you know sometimes they say if
01:02:00you're plagiar if you're stealing from one source it's it's plagiarism if you're stealing for two or
01:02:05three it's called research but it's not called research unless you disclose your uh your sources
01:02:11and he didn't do that uh so it is uh it's kind of a mess uh because of this mix
01:02:21of of twistian mumbo
01:02:23jumbo like the uh the seven churches because there is no church uh with uh yeah and so with these
01:02:29with these and and but it's that's also interesting and that uh there's only one of them that's that's
01:02:37half good and all the rest are terrible and uh and it it ultimately goes to the seat of satan
01:02:44and uh and
01:02:48he's satan you know they want to they want to talk about the synagogue of satan being the jews it's
01:02:53it's
01:02:53not the jews the synagogue of satan is christianity and so he's uh he's he does a lot of outing
01:03:02himself
01:03:03i mean uh you know he has multiple sermons to satan uh in the quran and he brags about who
01:03:13he is uh in
01:03:14the book of ezekiel he uh has paul bragged that he's demon possessed he had muhammad bragged that he's
01:03:20demon possessed he's pretty much in your face you know he he names what's good in the quran halal and
01:03:26halal is the name of satan and the uh and the prophets uh so he's he is uh toying with
01:03:34us for
01:03:34sure yeah he doesn't always lie there's truth in there no no yeah sometimes it's i'm not so sure
01:03:42you'd call it truth as you would call it taunting he's taunting better word agreed
01:03:52even this idea of him coming back briefly at the end that wouldn't be so much true as it would
01:03:57be
01:03:57taunting another i'll have another whack at all of you so yeah i think it's just he's taunting if you
01:04:06look at the book of ezekiel 25 different torturous ways to kill jews and two graphic rapes and then
01:04:13i'm going to build my temple so that it's so massive it covers the entire territory of yahuda not just
01:04:20jerusalem paves that over and that i'm coming back with the copper con as opposed to uh to dote and
01:04:29then
01:04:29i'm going to change every one of the uh of the moadim and i'm even going to have uh uh
01:04:35do nothing
01:04:36day and i'm going to have new moon day and i'm i'm also going to have uh all stupid day
01:04:41and i'm going
01:04:43to uh tell people they need to do what god says don't do drink blood eat flesh eat human flesh
01:04:49drink
01:04:50blood i mean he's really in your face that he is demonic he's he's when he's pictured uh and uh
01:04:57what he
01:04:58wants to be able to believe is heaven it's all uh astrological uh uh characters from babylon yeah
01:05:05he's pretty much in our face he's a he's a really effective taunter oh yeah so you think this is
01:05:13more
01:05:13yada programming versus revelation i i had sort of pictured yahweh disclosing this early on to the um
01:05:22to the adversary and saying hey have at it do what you can do and then he came up with
01:05:26this scheme to
01:05:29counterfeit dode prior to dode actually fulfilling chagmatza but you think he's just
01:05:36programmed to do a certain thing and it just like clockwork he does what he's supposed to do
01:05:42yes yeah i do i think he's programmed okay yep does he have no i don't think he has any
01:05:49free will
01:05:49not i think he's programmed to do what he's doing okay so that uh tells you what kind of disdain
01:05:55god has
01:05:56for religion he's using it at the trap he's using it at the filter and maybe god's taunting humanity too
01:06:04that if you're dumb enough to believe this you don't belong around me
01:06:10yeah i'll get you what you want i'll give you religions where men are worshipped as gods
01:06:16i mean look or it's a natural byproduct of of humanity i mean we have to to imagine that um
01:06:23religion existed outside of the garden right that was the whole point of keeping those people out of
01:06:29the garden it wasn't to keep you know ottoman chawa and it was to keep those people out and so
01:06:33you know they had cities they had the you know i mean so there's there's you know it's it's a
01:06:38natural
01:06:38progression of of of man he looks up the sky and and thinks it's it's more than than him and
01:06:44how do i
01:06:44control that how do i how do i you know of course what what what do men have free will
01:06:50so uh men have
01:06:53free will and satan can certainly take individuals along the timeline and and possess them to create
01:07:03religions that are particularly uh caustic to his people christianity and islam are two examples in
01:07:10judaism to prolong this uh revolt against yahweh uh to the end for this to play out the way it's
01:07:18supposed to play out we've got to get all the way to terua in 2033 uh judaism is one of
01:07:23the things that
01:07:24keeps god's people away from him christianity is the thing that was uh caused the holocaust and and has
01:07:31been um the greatest deceiver of humankind and turned out to demean uh jews worse than anything else but
01:07:39you know i think there's uh there is a lot of free will of men just being bad because god's
01:07:44comment
01:07:44was uh i regret creating humanity they uh when there's many of them they're bad all of the time
01:07:50in every possible way uh so would humans have created religion without hasatan yes would the
01:07:59religions that they created be babble where there's commingling of truth and lies where they
01:08:04lay their lies right on top of yahweh's truth no so it was the way that all three of those
01:08:12religions
01:08:12were created uh that was uh programmed uh because it is the thing that uh that has been the hardest
01:08:21to
01:08:21overcome that's why this life is so vital because we're the first people ever history of the world
01:08:28the world to overcome them and to move away that trash and to say this is what's so beautiful beneath
01:08:35it all right what do you got there mr will on another one uh well that i think i that's
01:08:50pretty
01:08:51much it i have uh that's what i have okay three questions that was uh that's a good that's a
01:08:59good
01:08:59rundown i thought i did i thought that last you know next no actually actually i as you know i'm
01:09:08verbose so i have long answers to everything because i i love setting it up frame you started
01:09:13with i want to frame the issue i love framing the issue because i think answers only make sense when
01:09:17the issue is properly no doubt and so uh you had three questions and we've gone an hour and ten
01:09:23minutes
01:09:23uh we were hoping that this program for the most part would be right around an hour uh that is
01:09:29that
01:09:29is our goal for the uh the program and you had three questions that turned out to be discussions that
01:09:36took us right to the amount of time that uh we had allotted so um it couldn't be better than
01:09:42happy to be of service you're you were perfect is what the answer were you're always thoughtful
01:09:49i love it now you're always you know you're you're great at what am i the certain one kevin what
01:09:55am i
01:09:55again the palmonies oh my goodness yeah it's certain is the first and you know that the name is so
01:10:02distinguished distinguished and certain and distinguished distinguished money because of the
01:10:10me why don't you start treating me differently kevin i'm palmonia all right i'm distinguished do you
01:10:18understand that you know what that means yeah you know god's god's end of sharing right he wants to
01:10:23he wants to share everything he can possibly share he wants to share uh and therefore shouldn't it be
01:10:31appropriate that i get to share too so if i got a title and i i think right now that
01:10:36i have like uh 10 times
01:10:38too many titles in fact we have a moratorium on titles around here i think we should we should
01:10:44begin by sharing titles uh within the uh the covenant family and uh go well so i get the you
01:10:52are you are you are you are the first one man you are the palmoni trailblazer distinguished and confident
01:11:00i'm never going to hear the end of this it's good with my brethren yeah probably
01:11:05probably not i can hear john vote right now he's never going to stop
01:11:13you you at least get to talk to john you know i i've changed emails with him and we've had
01:11:18a brief
01:11:18conversation here and there uh every time i see anything from john i'm i laugh i enjoy it it
01:11:25i i just think he has such john's as great as you you imagine him to be great heart yeah
01:11:31he does he
01:11:32really does he's incredibly thoughtful he really is and you always point that out in his videos he'll
01:11:38remember the smallest detail that you said and boom it's there and it's there you know off in the
01:11:44corner and you got to find it yeah um yeah he is he is exactly like uh our pal uh
01:11:50yasha yeah he's
01:11:52thoughtful he'll put the detail in the corner he he knows that eventually you'll find it and when you
01:11:58do it's going to bring a smile to everybody that's that's john yes yeah yeah and with with lots of
01:12:03skill as well uh so it is it is really good well i'm delighted thank you we didn't have any
01:12:11uh any
01:12:11fuzz away i don't think our cameras were uh worked the way we had anticipated we'll still dial them in
01:12:16we're we're in a um exceedingly challenging environment here because what we want to do is capture the fact
01:12:25that you know the man from the sea is uh is outdoors doing a live stream you can see the
01:12:32breeze
01:12:32you can see the ocean you can see the changing light but at this time of day the uh it's
01:12:38the hardest
01:12:39thing there is for a digital camera a dynamic range and so they're having a tough time uh exposing
01:12:47my face uh so that it's bright enough without blowing out the background or or vice versa so
01:12:54it is a it's a challenge and we're all fairly close in with this because for a program like this
01:13:02we uh we have to have a monitor i've got to be able to see uh you guys and react
01:13:07to your expressions
01:13:08and and the light uh and so we have to have a monitor and the cameras have to be
01:13:14tucked either left or above the monitors which uh makes it even more of a challenge and close in
01:13:21where they're opened way up and that has all sorts of issues uh too uh so it's um it's a
01:13:28good
01:13:28challenge and then uh you know on an island in the middle of sea we're we're reliant on on satellite
01:13:34connectivity uh so uh rich has got his hands full over there it's uh it's why when i say when
01:13:41i when i
01:13:41surprised rich and i said so what do you think about that rich he'll look at me and he says
01:13:47uh
01:13:47streams going down uh monitoring the stream uh that's stuff to do that's what it's doing right now
01:13:54yeah i've got so many things to do i've uh i'll listen to this show this evening i'll produce it
01:14:01now
01:14:01thank you very much so it is it's a good challenge we get into the library studio of course it's
01:14:07easy
01:14:07well we're working on on uh better connectivity in the rainbow studio which why we haven't been there
01:14:13in a uh in a while but uh i do want to go back there because i love that backdrop
01:14:17you were there on
01:14:18my uh my balcony i think that's uh that's great uh but it just i think so much more real
01:14:26and edgy and
01:14:27credible and spontaneous when two things happen when um i don't know until the morning of who's
01:14:37going to be our our query who's going to ask the questions and i don't know what the questions are
01:14:43going to be and we're sitting outside it could rain on us the winds could come up the uh horn
01:14:49could
01:14:49blow the dogs could bark the mosquitoes can bite uh it's just it's real you know yeah there's just
01:14:56something that's so much better about live stream and spontaneous to uh to canned and polished and
01:15:04edited and all that sort of thing and we haven't edited a single minute of any program uh you know
01:15:12unless we lost the feed and we we have to piece together shows because we just lost the feed
01:15:17but other than that we've never edited a program and i think that's uh uh shows that we're very
01:15:25comfortable doing what we're doing yeah all right well sure enjoy my jacuzzi deck uh kevin nice to see
01:15:36you uh uh there uh today i'll probably have that nifty rainbow that is behind you is that the scene
01:15:43of
01:15:43the day we had the rainbow yeah yeah that is i cut that from that okay yeah that was gorgeous
01:15:49uh and um thank you will that's always uh great uh uh your son still gets more uh more play
01:15:56than
01:15:57you do pal and i know it's your son sometimes and he is but to have him at his age
01:16:03have the poise to
01:16:05do what he is doing yeah you got to be proud i i am and i'm i consider myself very
01:16:11fortunate you know it's
01:16:12uh as you know i i i do what i can but you know he's got free will right so
01:16:17he he's going to make
01:16:18his decisions you know i you know i do my best ethan is rocky telling him you know psalm 89
01:16:24but
01:16:25at the end of the day that kid's got to respond you do the best you can yes that's correct
01:16:29yes
01:16:30absolutely i've been there done that uh that's right one success and one crash and burn it just uh
01:16:37it's the way it works yeah it's not if it were easy um uh god would need us to uh
01:16:43to play a helping
01:16:44hand so it's why we're here because it's a good challenge and it's just better for us that way
01:16:53all right my friends thank you very much we'll be back with you probably a little earlier this uh this
01:16:58evening getting up at three o'clock uh in the morning to uh just start the the day probably not
01:17:04going to want to end it at seven with the last show so we might move that show up uh
01:17:09an hour uh or so
01:17:11to uh uh to shorten the day just a little bit thank you all good day all right take care
01:17:18guys hey there
01:17:19thanks for tuning in that was fetch gotta run now catch y'all on our next podcast