In this episode of Hebrew Voices #241, Nick Fuentes & the Serpent Seed Doctrine, Nehemia is joined by Jake Hilton of The Sword of YHVH Ministries to examine a little-discussed political and religious movement gaining traction among America’s youth. Together, they explore its troubling parallels to interwar Germany and evaluate, through a biblical lens, the falsehoods it promotes.

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Hebrew Voices #241 – Nick Fuentes & the Serpent Seed Doctrine

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Nehemia: For years they said Trump is literally Hitler. That’s what…

Jake: Yeah, exactly, yeah.

Nehemia: …and they use those words: “literally Hitler”. And for years I was telling people, “This is a disaster, because one day we’re going to have a real Nazi and no one’s going to believe it anymore, or care, because you are the boy who cried wolf.” Guys, Nick Fuentes is the wolf.

Jake: Yeah.

Nehemia: Tell us about the wolf.

Jake: Yeah.

Nehemia: There’s a saying that all the optimists ended up at Auschwitz. And what that meant was that the pessimists fled. The optimists are like, “Yeah, this will pass over. It’ll be okay.” So, I have to be a pessimist. I can’t afford to be an optimist in a situation like this. And unfortunately, I think that Nick Fuentes is… there’s a chance he’s going to win, and we’ve got to speak out.

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Nehemia: Shalom, and welcome to Hebrew Voices. I’m here today with Jake Hilton. He’s a Christian Zionist pastor with the Sword of Yehovah Ministries. He also hosts a podcast called Into the Forge that covers news and teaches the Word of God. And you explained it to me that you talk about the problems and you offer solutions from Scripture. I love that, that’s very cool.

Jake: Well, yeah, it’s one of these things. First of all, wonderful to see you again, Nehemia. It’s been about a year-and-a-half since the last time I saw you and had a conversation with you, and that was back when I was working with A Rood Awakening International Ministries. We had a good conversation back then. But yeah, when it comes to Into the Forge, it is a new political channel. It’s something that I just started up only several months ago. And we have all of these podcasts and political commentators out there, and it’s one thing to focus on the problems in this very much so insane world, but what’s the point of focusing on the problems if we don’t actually offer solutions, like real solutions? And the ultimate solutions are always going to be the truth, the absolute truth, that we can learn from in the Word of God, the Holy Bible.

Nehemia: So, today’s topic that I asked you to join me to talk about… it’s very unusual for me, because I don’t deal with politics. And I also have a policy; I don’t deal with individual people. Meaning, like, I come from an academic background; there’s something that’s called an ad hominem attack. Ad hominem is when you attack the person instead of their ideas. And I want us to try to be very careful in today’s discussion. You can say whatever you want. I want to try to be very careful and make this…

So, we’re going to talk about Nick Fuentes. If you’ve never heard of Nick Fuentes, guys, pay attention. He’s been around for a while, but he’s really only broken through into, like, the mainstream, I think consciousness, awareness… Maybe you’ve never heard of him, but he is… I don’t even know where to begin. Why are we talking about an individual? This isn’t about attacking Nick Fuentes, but it’s about… for me, this is about why are his ideas being so widely received particularly in… well, like I said, I don’t know where to begin here. Who is Nick Fuentes? Can you tell us?

Jake: Well, I can certainly…

Nehemia: And guys, what’s important here isn’t who Nick Fuentes is, it’s about the ideas that he’s representing…

Jake: Yeah, it’s one thing to…

Nehemia: … that are being very widely received.

Jake: Yeah. It’s one thing to focus on the individual, and be like, “Yeah, Nick Fuentes; overall scumbag.” And yes, I don’t have a problem with saying that because that’s really what he is. And I also don’t have a problem with accurately identifying him as a Nazi, because he is a Nazi. It’s one thing to insult so...