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In this episode I discuss Satan (Nummo Die/Enki), religion, the wilderness (Ezekiel 20) , the Abrahamic religions, and the antichrist (the Assyrian). This is a speedy episode that (although an hour long) covers the main points.

Probably not the most productive thing I’ve done on here but it gets to the point. Apologies for delay. Many things are discussed. Mind you, we are carrying information over. Also, my mental health is bricked.

In this episode I discuss what we’ve gathered so far and use examples from the Tanakh to show what obedience to the covenant really looks like. I also correct some things I’ve said in previous episodes. I close out with asking the listener to read Paul’s letters as this would be the next step to understand Torah as well as the letters to the seven churches of Revelation.

In this episode I close out Daniel. Shiloh, the New Covenant, and the purpose of Ashur’s riddle are covered. I also do a brief recap of Constantine the Great’s Babylon Mystery Religion and the covenant with Abraham. Edit: this episode was recorded on my phone, a telemarketer called towards the end so it probably cut the episode early.

This episode covers some of the vocabulary as well as events in Daniel’s testimony. Torah and the Covenant with Death are also covered. Sorry if I sound irritated.

In this episode I wrap up Zechariah. Minor details are discussed between the prophecies of the Quran’s Gabriel and the TaNaKh’s Prophets of God, Shiloh, and Asshur.

In this episode Paul’s letters are used to support everything gathered since Constantine the Great. Some other miscellaneous things are discussed as well.

In this episode Zechariah is discussed up until Zechariah 9:9.  Some other details are discussed concerning the genetics of Shiloh as well as the Genesis Messianic prophecy.

In this episode Eli and I relate one of Zechariah's visions to the reward of Pergamum in Revelation 2.

In this episode Eli and I discuss the differences between one of the Talmud's Messiahs, "Mashiach Ben Joseph," and Revelation's Watchman, "Shiloh Ben Ephraim" and the events following his murder.

In this episode we do a live study of Malachi on Biblehub using ESV.  We relate this information, mainly dealing with blemished sacrifices (or empty apologies) is a mishandling of the sacrificial system and the spirit of Elijah.  A discussion of the 5th Commandment brings us to relationships and a better understanding of the commandment's repercussions.  We also talk about marriage through the law of the land through a Biblical perspective. 

In this episode Eli and I discuss Habakkuk and the Chaldeans.  Zephaniah makes mention of the Ammonites, Moab, and a few others while also mocking Assyria with destruction.  Haggai brags about the coming temple and its glory.  We also touch up on what's previously been studied.

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WARNING: This episode contains explicit language, unfiltered commentary, and unconventional perspectives that challenge foundational beliefs across global cultures, institutions, and identity systems. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

NSFW | Title: Shiloh: A New Sacrifice

This episode confronts dominant historical narratives and sacred traditions with sharp irreverence and unapologetic candor. Through a deeply personal and complex lens, the speaker examines the figure of Shiloh—reinterpreted as a present-day disruptor, a challenger to inherited doctrine, and the embodiment of a new kind of offering. The message unpacks what it means for one individual to bear the consequences of a world’s mistaken loyalties—not to religion, but to illusion.

Themes range from ancient empire-building to modern identity fractures. The speaker dissects how systems, symbols, and supposed saviors have been manipulated and remanufactured to protect institutions, not people. There’s a hard look at the empire of Rome, the influence of Constantine the Great, and the legacy of idol-making dressed as salvation. But this is not a religious rant—it’s a warning shot, a decoding of deeper patterns hidden beneath national myths, sacred texts, and cultural programming.

You’ll hear about:

• ​ The archetype of the “sacrifice” and how it’s been stolen and repackaged
• ​ The false convergence of tradition and truth
• ​ The mystery of Shiloh as both scapegoat and sovereign
• ​ The subtext of spiritual deception behind political control
• ​ Prophetic repetition—how every cycle returns, but not identically

There are no sacred cows in this recording—only patterns exposed and power structures named. It speaks to anyone bold enough to ask, “What if everything I was taught about who saves me, who rules me, and who I am… was part of the same trap?”

Writing material is strongly recommended. What you’ll hear may challenge your memory, your loyalties, and your framework for understanding purpose, suffering, and destiny.

This episode is not safe for work, not safe for dogma, and not safe for passivity.

In this episode I briefly go over Micah's vision and Nahum's oracle against Assyria.  Eli slept while I pointed out a consistently studied detail from Micah 5.

In this episode I go over Obadiah’s vision concerning Rome (Esau) and Jonah’s sign for an adulterous generation.

In this episode, Eli and I discuss Hosea, Joel, and Amos as far as their understanding.  This would include the same mistakes being performed by a different group of people as well as latter day events and God turning His face from His feasts.

In this episode, Eli and I discuss the different translations as well as Jacob's testimony of Judaism, the Torah, and overlooked fulfilled prophecies.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about the latter day events and prophecies on the nations given to Ezekiel.  We also discuss current events and social issues.

In this episode Eli and I talk about Ezekiel's experience in Babylon and how it relates to everything we've studied.

In this episode we talk about the latter end of Jeremiah's book, discussing the curses attached to the nations listed.  We also continue our conversation from the previous episode about covenants.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about Jeremiah's warning to Jerusalem concerning the Covenant's resting place.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about the culture surrounding the covenants.

In this episode I wrap up with Isaiah who gives more details on Edom and I also pull Jeremiah as a witness, relating the latter to the last episode.

In this episode I talk about the Sumerian religion and the progressive usage of the term “Amar.utu.” This terminology is used to link Marduk (Amar.Utu) to Gilgamesh (son of Lugalbanda, son of Enmerkar, son of Utu), who is historically some dumbass Iraqi.

In this episode I continue using Isaiah as a witness; chapters 28 and 31-34. Topics include Ephraim, the 4th seal (Death and Hades/Sheol), Assyria (false prophet/King of the North), Egypt (King of the South?), Edom (Romans), as well as Gog and Magog.

In this episode I continue using Isaiah and also pull Zephaniah as a witness to give further details on Balaam's Asshur, Daniel's King of the North, and John's Antichrist.  Each prophet being a witness to the same individual.  I also go over the Assyrian prophecy of Marduk; article, The Marduk Prophecy, on ancient.eu.

In this episode I pull Isaiah as a witness to Balaam's Asshur, Daniel's King of the North, and John's False Prophet.  

In this episode I pull Balaam and John as witnesses to help understand Daniel’s testimony of the King of the North.

In this episode, Eli and I discuss reading the Bible as a history book rather than a religious book while viewing each prophet as a witness for each other's prophecies.  We also discuss some other things completely irrelevant.

In this episode Eli and I speak briefly about the Messiah's parables of the Kingdom of Heaven with the knowledge of Constantine's infraction of the Covenant.

In this episode, Eli and I go over the rewards to the churches of Revelation as well as their meaning.  We carry these interpretations over to study the white rider. Fact-Checking is encouraged!

In this episode Eli and I discuss every episode up to this point as well as other evidences gathered.  Fact checking is encouraged, sorry about the length.

In this episode I pick up where we left off with Balaam.  I give my cousin a recap and we also discuss the theology as a whole.

With the current events of storming Capitol Hill, I felt the need to talk about the right-winged Christian standard of Leadership.  Joining me is my cousin, Eli, who also has some thoughts to share.  This viewpoint isn't in favor of any political party or cult.

This episode was an attempt to catch the listener up to speed (it didn’t happen that way but an effort was made). I provide a list of Sumerian texts that deal with the religion that Abram rejected so writing material is recommended. The “Constantine 666” Facebook page has been more active, supplying information on topic with the podcast. The first and second seal of Revelation are covered to a minimal degree. Apologies for the delay.

Picking up with the 3rd seal, we look over Daniel as a witness for the king of Greece who is given a riddle from the Throne. Daniel 2, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12 are used.

In this episode I go over everything to better understand the relationship of the Messiah and Shiloh, as well as the 7 seals.

In this episode we go over the Covenant the Bible says without any man-made doctrine attached to answer the question: “Is God okay with Christmas?”

Opening up this episode with what’s been gathered and comparing it to Christian Courier’s commentary. Article is found at ChristianCourier.com, titled “Who Is the Mysterious Shiloh” by Wayne Jackson.

In this episode we start from the very beginning of Revelation and follow it to the point where Shiloh conquers death. Writing material will be needed as well as material from earlier episodes.

In this episode Jacob is used as witness for the Spirit of Elijah via latter day prophecies to the house of Judah and the house of Joseph.

In this episode I go over the covenant supposed to be brought by the Spirit of Elijah using Zechariah and what we’ve gathered so far as well as Bil’am’s latter day prophecy regarding Ephraim to be born in the latter days.

In this episode we identify the lost tribe that the Spirit of Elijah will descend from as well as the 10 kingdoms to arise afterwards.

In this episode I go over Revelation chapter 12 and the theorized birth of the spirit of Elijah where labor began September 23rd, 2017.

In this episode I cover the second seal being the Spirit of Elijah, the lost tribes, the two witnesses, and the angel with the little scroll.

In this episode Eli and I wrap up Paul’s letters. The next episode will be a recap of everything we’ve gathered as well as issues Paul discussed and the things he taught. Daniel’s 70 weeks are discussed as to the reason for the weeks (serving other gods) and how speaking like a dragon promotes worshipping another individual other than God. Paul discusses a lot of the same things he wrote in earlier letters so this is more of a discussion rather than actually quoting Paul. So far we know he confirmed Torah, confirmed the commandments, and prepared the church as virgins. Torah, to be understood as knowing right from wrong, is used in Paul’s letters. A brief recap of Revelation is also included but a more solid one will be in the future.

In this episode I go over the biblical definition of “antichrist” and link it to behavior as well, the 10 horns and goats (keep in mind these are future events), the 2nd seal, and a brief explanation of the Spirit of Elijah; to be covered in future episodes.

In this episode, knowing that our relationship with the Messiah is synonymous with marriage, I apply everything I’ve gathered to explain the character of the whore mentioned in Revelation. Attaching everything resulting from Constantine the Great and also a message from Paul, the Apostle sent out to the Gentiles.

In this episode I go over chapter 17 of Revelation to briefly explain God’s plan involving Nimrod, the founder of religion. Other characters such as the whore and two witnesses will be covered in future episodes. I also explain Biblical marriage as the Bible puts it so expect me to cover the teachings of the Nicolaitans as well.

In this episode I use the curse of the Torah to reveal Nimrod’s name as well as Satan’s. I also supply an explanation as to the meaning’s of their names; “We will rebel” and “Fence of God.” Closing out with an easy message.