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Nephilim Death Squad
Fallen Angels, UFOs & Biblical Secrets the Church Won’t Teach w/ Kingdom in Context
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Who is Satan really? Are UFOs ancient Nephilim technology? Why does the Bible say giants once walked the earth? In this clip from Nephilim Death Squad, Sean Griffin of Kingdom in Context reveals the shocking truth about fallen angels, the Nephilim,...
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Top Lobster
Top Lobster Productions.
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Sean Griffin
We are being hypnotized by people like this. Newsreaders, politicians, teachers, lecturers.
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Top Lobster
We are in a country and in.
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Sean Griffin
A world that is being run by unbelievably sick people. The chasm between what we're told is going on and what is really going on is absolutely.
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Top Lobster
Oh yeah, dude, they should ne. It's like we all know what's going.
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Co-host
Down but no one's saying what happened to the home of the Braves. And everybody's just walking around heading the clouds. I want to waken to a dead in the grave finally too late we need to be ready to raise up. Welcome to the end of day Everybody is slave. Only some are aware that the government releasing poison. And welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad. I am David Lee Corbo, AKA the Raven that is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation. Before we get into today's guest, a little reminder. Sometime around the 30 minute mark, we'll be going live exclusively to patreon.com backslash Nephilim Death Squad sign up forward slash. I'm sorry, Sign up at whatever tier you'd like. I can't help it. And you'll continue watching this show and engaging in the live chat, gaining access to episodes before they release to the general public, which I, I dare say has been confined to about a week, week and a half tops, is when the episode will air. But if you're hungry for more content, it awaits you over there. Also, when we drop Bohemian Grove tickets, you guys, we have in first dibs. There's also discount codes off of merchandise from Top Lobster.com or so says Top Lobster. He says this eventually. Eventually.
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Top Lobster
No, they will be there.
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Co-host
Keep an eye out for him. All kinds of super dope designs over on Top lobster dot com. The mother horse eyes one really, really, really horrifying.
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Sean Griffin
Horrifying.
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Co-host
I don't know, Animated.
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Top Lobster
We're going to do the deep dive. I promise we'll do our deep dive soon. Let's get into the guest.
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Co-host
A lot of promising dude.
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Top Lobster
I'm excited about the guests.
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Co-host
Okay, well, joining us today is Sean of Kingdom in Context. Sean, for those who may not be familiar, you just knocked him out or he accidentally backed out of the thing. There he is. He's coming back. I think he must have hit the refresh button.
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Top Lobster
He's like, I'm out of here. I hate these guys.
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Co-host
He's like, psych. We're out of here. Sean, before we get into the conversation, let everybody know where they can find you.
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Sean Griffin
Hey, I'm Sean Griffin at Kingdom in context on YouTube, Rumble and Facebook.
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Co-host
YouTube, Rumble and Facebook. That's Kingdom in Context. Okay, there we go. There's this YouTube page and we were talking before the show started. You cover a lot of biblical content. What were we talking about? There was a, some, a bit about the Trinity there, there was. What was Jesus doing in heaven or what is he currently doing and the potentiality for sacrificing.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, about his priesthood. A very, very interesting, I wouldn't say, I guess niche, but definitely controversial. Controversial subjects within the Christian community that need to be talked about.
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Co-host
I think he said, I promise we're going to make some people mad. Is there something of that effect which happens a lot on this show?
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Top Lobster
I don't know what this means, but it's concerning. I'm so surprised he came on with.
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Co-host
You guys so well. Anytime anybody respectable comes on, I am also surprised. And that, I mean that happens pretty often and I don't understand why. I think people are trying to make us better. I think that's what's happening here. So maybe Sean could help us us in that a little bit. What do you, what do you want to get into today, Sean?
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Sean Griffin
I mean you guys seem to love to talk about controversial topics. So that seems to be all we talk about. So really the, the smorgasbord is open. But I do have some things prepared from my investigating Babylonian 42 series which are our most popular things people know us by. And so those we talk about Nephilim, fallen angels, post pre flood giants. We talk about, you know, know that the science behind that. I talk about the symbolism of all the ancient cultures and how it's synchronous and them worshiping the same gods by different names to whom the Hebrews would call Satan and unclean spirits, we talk about it all. And I go into a lot of deep diving historical stuff and I think there's, there's so many ways we could go. What are you guys interested in?
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Top Lobster
Well, what you just said there is kind of interesting. So let's start, let's just start on some easy stuff for the people. But you said what the Hebrews would call Satan or unclean spirits, Right there, what they would call Satan or unclean spirit. Do you think that Satan would be the title or is this an actual entity?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, for my study it seems the Hebrews believe that Satan was an actual fallen angel. He's not like a malevolent force. You know, some people in like a more new age type of mentality. They, they believe like evil is not an actual person or persons of, of spiritual beings, but instead they, they think evil is just a malevolent force out there tempting you to do bad against the universe type thing. But the Hebrews believe Satan was an actual rebase angel named Azazel. You see this back in the book of Enoch carrying forward. This is why in Leviticus 16, on the day of atonement, they literally placed the sins, the high priest would place the sins on the Azazel goat and sent them out to the wilderness. So it was like an established concept within their theology that Satan was an actual person, an actual, you know, rebellious angel. And that he, he doesn't die. He, like all angels, they can only be killed in the lake of fire. And so he is the one seeking whom he may devour, going to and fro in the earth as he talks about in the book of Job chapter one and two and apparently can still even ascend to heaven from time to time. And he wants to like he does in Job one and two. And so this is an interesting concept. As far as he lives on the earth, he cannot. He lost his first abode as Jude talks about Jude 1 6. The angels that rebelled, they left their first habitation during the days of Enoch, in the days of Jared. He was a part of that group, except he was not sent away to Tartarus like the rest of them. He's the only one that's left out. And I, I can go through that scripturally, through a whole bunch of different passages to show that he. And then after the flood, he is given control of the remaining unclean spirits that were the disembodied giants. And that's why in the New Testament all you see is Jesus encountering Satan and unclean spirits. Jesus is not encountering a whole bunch of other angels. He's encountering demons that try to infest inside of people and a rebellious angel who tries to tempt him within very wild ways. You guys like, that's. I don't, I doubt you had time to watch the fullness of our best game Babylon series. But that's, that's kind of where it coalesces to in part 21 is, is the temptation with Christ and in Satan tempting him and where that possibly took place, which I would consider to be the actual dwelling place of Satan currently. So there's a question that, yeah, people don't ask this in church. Like they always just, they always just like assume Satan is a background character, you know, trying to tempt people. But no one ever asks, well, wait a minute. If he's a real entity, like, where is he?
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Co-host
The. In the church, there. There would be, you know, you, you would maybe butt up against someone who would say, the obsession with these things is not the point. And I'm not saying that looking into it is an obsession, although they might characterize it that way. That just looking into the dwelling place of Satan, who are the real adversaries that we're facing right now? What entities would be in Tartarus? What would be their names, things of that nature, that this is an unhealthy focus and that you should just be focusing on the gospel, spreading the good news of the coming of Jesus Christ. What do you say to that?
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Sean Griffin
Well, it seems like Christ is our ultimate example of how we live our life to God, right? We're told in First Corinthians 11, 1, we should imitate Christ and Ephesians 5, 1, we should imitate God the Father. So Christ only did and said what his Father did and said. So those, you know, it seems to be the example that we go after Luke 6:40. When a disciple's fully trained, he's like his master. So we're training to be like Christ. And Christ did not shy away from the topic when it presented itself. Right. He was well rounded in his knowledge of Scripture and the history of what the Israelite Christ believed and taught through the law and the prophets. And so I think, you know, all, like he says in Deuteronomy 4. Excuse me, he says in Matthew 4:4 to Satan himself. He says, all scripture is God breathed and useful. He's talking about we should live not on bread alone, but every word that comes out of the mouth of God. So if the mouth of God through one of the prophets, told us some of this information, then that should be beneficial for us.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, I, I have another question. Some people, Well, I mean, we've. We've heard on the show that the Satan of Job, the book of Job, is like, we, we have a hard time thinking that that's the same Satan that's walking around now, not just because of the time frame, but because of his ability to hold court with God. So that's why I, you know, I float the idea around of, like, is Satan a title of an angel, like, with a job title of an angel for God to tempt mankind. But what is that? How is that, how does that relationship work that he can hold court with? He can, he can approach God in heaven, but the others are cast out. And like why? Why does that work?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, you made an interesting insertion there. When do you guys think that Job took place? The. The lifespan of Job?
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Top Lobster
It's the oldest book in the Bible, right. So I don't know exactly when, but I know it's like, it's pretty old, so I. When exactly does that fall?
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Sean Griffin
So in the Septuagint, the very last verse of job is verse 17, job 42. 17. It actually tells you who Job is and when he lived. But the Masoretic leaves it out completely. It's the weirdest thing. Yeah, we've actually done a whole series on our channel, I should say a video, a whole video going through all the, like, side by side, the Masoretic and the Septuagint translations of Job and showing all the differences. And this is like the largest difference. And it tells you he's a. Directly fifth generation from Abraham. He's a son of Edom. He is a son of Esau, basically, and. And fifth generation down from Abraham. So that gives us his lifespan, his time period. He married a woman from Arabia who was a, I believe, a descendant of Ishmael. And so he's. He's both a son of Esau and married, you know, one of his cousins through the line of Ishmael. So he's literally Abraham through and through, and he is about five generations down from Abraham. So we're talking basically, like at the tail end of the Israelites in Goshen before they came out in Israel. It came out in the Exodus is the lifespan of Job.
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Top Lobster
Interesting.
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Sean Griffin
So, all right, so Satan was definitely around because the Hebrews believe that Satan was raw of ancient Egypt. He was Zeus of the Greeks.
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Top Lobster
What do you. What do you think about, then, the bloodline of. Of Esau? Because there is a. I guess the, the conversation, I think, is that Genesis 3:15, where they're talking about this idea.
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Co-host
Of like, the serpent seed.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, yeah. There's that split in. In Isaac's children where you have Jacob and Esau, and this guy's very hairy. Some people think he might be a Bigfoot. There's a. And God hated Esau. And it's like, well, why. There's. There's so much going on that's not quite. Not very specific, but maybe you have some insight.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah. We've done a deep dive on Esau. And he is a child of Abraham. And so I think he falls into the same concept like all of us, or he's a child of. I should say of. Of Isaac. He falls into the same concept like all of us, right? If we are living our life in faithfulness to God till death, we're considered good or righteous in the sight of God. But if we turn our back on God, then will be hated by God. This is why in Deuteronomy 7, verse 10, God says that I will repay everyone who hates me to their face. So people can hate God. And he does view them as them hating him. And he hates them because of their attitude and behavior. So this is why I know in a general sense God loves everybody and wishes that none should perish, but that all should come to salvation. But some people, the lake of fire is there for a reason. Some people are going to be thrown in because they rejected God and he cannot bring the man with love into his eternal kingdom because they rejected Him. So he's then treating them with disdain, contempt and hatred and judgment. And that's the language we get of Esau because he turned his back on God and actually tried to kill Jacob. And we see this in the Israelite writings of Jubilees, which is still in the Ethiopian canon and Dey scrolls and things like that.
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Co-host
Our show name Nephilim Death Squad is for some people, a full stop. And, and that kind of goes towards this idea of whether or not you believe in giants or you believe in the sons of Seth, right? That's kind of where the, the delineation is drawn. And so for some people, in their interpretation, there's no room in the conversation for the offspring of fallen angels and human beings. They'll say things like, angels are spiritual beings, they don't have reproductive organs, they can't engage in that sort of thing. And of course you can say, well, you know, there is instances where they, they actually sat down and ate. Right. And so it depends, we would argue what form they're taking, that they can take a, a flesh and blood form, or so it would seem. What do you think about that idea or what. Better yet, what would be your argument to those people?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, I think the idea that angelic beings, which we are called ministering spirits in Hebrews 1:14, we're the reason why we're so confused about them and churches rarely teach on them, is because they, most churches, most church seminary or, excuse me, most seminaries that train pastors to lead churches, and since the last 150 years, they ascribe to something of classic theism. I don't know if either I've either of you been to seminary or Bible college of any sorts. I have. And it's a classic theism is basically a mixture of Neoplatonism and Gnosticism. And so classic theism holds this idea that all spiritual beings are incorporeal and immaterial and that they can't interact in, in the material world. And as a result of that it causes a great confusion. When reading the scriptures. And we see an angel show UP and Isaiah 38 and kill 185000 men in one night. You're like, well he sure, sure interacted in that time, didn't he? Or like in Genesis 18, right? He comes, you know, the three men show up and two, we as we heavily assume two of them that go down, down to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, that they're angels, but yet they just shared a meal with, with Abraham and his family previously. And so it's like, did that food just like fall through their bellies to the ground? And like when they got up later, Sarah noticed a bunch of food on the floor and where they were sitting.
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Co-host
You know, they're like, this is just pleasantries. We're just engaging in this to make you guys feel comfortable, right?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Was it, was it some kind of mystical vision where Abraham and I and Sarah thought they were eating food, but really whenever they left, there's just a whole bunch of food on the table uneaten? No, no, these are real entities. The Father again, we're, we're talking about what the Bible describes versus classical theism which imports these ideas from Neoplatonism and Gnosticism of the spiritual world being incorporeal. That is not what the Bible describes. The Bible describes a very corporeal, very physical substance of the spirit world just being at a higher level of capacity than the world of flesh and dirt. Right. So you know, we're made of the dirt. Genesis 2:7 I would put forward, and it's kind of a separate discussion, possibly a longer study with you guys, but I would put forward that spiritual beings are made out of the breath of God and water. When you do a study on water, water is eternal. Water doesn't. It can't be created or destroyed. Like it can be created but it can't be destroyed. It just changes forms. And this is the behavior that we see exemplified by angels when they show up. Even Christ himself, once he's resurrected, as First Corinthians 15:45 now calls him a life giving spirit in his new glorified body. Remember in John 20 he just like shows up in a locked room. They didn't open the windows of the doors to let him in. He just showed up and startled everybody. They thought he was a ghost. And then he's like, no, no, touch me. You know, touch me, Thomas, touch me. Look. And then he even asks anybody got some food? And he eats food in front of him, right? So he's exemplifying that he's real. He's touching them, tells Mary, don't cling to me. You know what I'm saying? But he's called a life giving spirit.
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Top Lobster
Well, Sean, how does. I guess, how does that, how does this. Gnosticism and what do you say? Neo, Neo theos, Neo, neotheo, Neoplatonism. How does this get inserted? Because in my opinion, this is where the church misses in general. And then, yeah, like all the way down the line now we have this idea of this is kind of what the show's about where, like, it's people who have had crazy experiences. Like, well, we can't explain this. Like people are abducted by aliens or we're having dreams, you're being pulled out of bed. You know, you name it all kinds of.
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Co-host
It's insane that you would go to, you know, these seminary schools and that they would teach you this. And, and the examples that he gave seem to really, like, fly in the face of. And it's like, how do you build an entire system off of, you know, indoctrinating people and teaching them this and then sending them out into the world to go.
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Top Lobster
But that's, that's exactly what you'd want to build if you, if you want to have what kind of what we have today where it's like you're ignoring this very real, supernatural, physical side of things. But how does it get inserted in, in, in the beginning there? What happened?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, if you guys, if you have a chance in the future. I know you just became familiar with my channel, but I interview pastors, PhDs and professors and I ask them these type of questions. And what do they say? Oh, bro, it's, it's a, it's a gamut of nonsense and argumentation and like, it just depends on who I'm talking to. But like, I've had some of them just won't answer me. Like, they just refuse to answer me because they have nothing to say, you know, And I would imagine that their.
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Co-host
Their, their seminary schools have taught them some sort of like, debate tactics or like a way to skirt around that. Like, that's got to be something that's commonly. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's pretty good.
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Top Lobster
Yeah. I mean, if it's new, it's like I get the inclination, like, hit it with the stick if it's new. Because some of this stuff could be sort of dangerous.
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Co-host
Yeah, you're dealing with like Christ consciousness and all of this stuff that was very common right now. And you can see the danger that it poses to Christianity or, you know, a belief in Jesus Christ. I get that. But I mean, this is like sources straight from the Bible where it's like, Jesus ate some food, dog, and, and these angels ate some food. And also that one killed 135.
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Top Lobster
Like, come on, man.
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Co-host
That's like, you gotta. That's. That's a real mental gymnastics. In other words, to dodge that. That's fast. Think about it could ever have stood.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Think about just the end of the story in general. Like the, the promise of the end of the Bible in Revelation 22 is that the, the throne of God, the water of life, comes out from under the throne of God and creates a river. And then along both sides of that river grow trees that produce fruit 12 times a year. So that's once a month. And then the, the saints, Revelation 2:7, are promised access to eat of that fruit. So, like in God's house, it's a real river, there's real trees growing. That means there's ecology. That means there's dirt. They're not. The trees aren't just growing, floating, just growing with their roots extended down, floating, floating in the air. Like, this is real, guys. So I think that the, the Neoplatonism and the philosophy that comes in, traditionally, it's more Gnosticism, this idea that, that the Creator, which the Gnostic Christians back in the second century Alexandria, they referred to the Almighty God as the source because that's, that's a Platon, Platonic term for the ultimate Creator. We see that also Neoplatonism around the third century. And so they refer to that as the Source. And they say the source cannot interact in the physical creation. So therefore he had to create a secondary God, the pleroma, who then comes in and creates everything. Right. So that becomes a serious problem because the Bible itself describes the Father's house, the Almighty's house. You remember in John 14, Jesus said, I go to prepare a place for you in my Father's house, or many mansions if it were not. So when I've told you, and I will come back and receive you to me. And then at the end of the book, we see the Tabernacle of God. That means the house of God coming down out of heaven, the new Jerusalem. So that means Ezekiel 37, the Father promises, I will tabernacle on the earth with mankind. So then the Gnostic and Platonic view of God is that how could he possibly do that? He's immaterial, he's unseen, he can't be experienced. He has to create other things for us to experience him by. So you're going to find that if you ever go to a pastor and you say, hey, does God the Father, not Christ, not the, the resurrected Christ the Son of God, but does the Father, does he actually have a corporeal form in which, like at the resurrection, which, when you're taken into the kingdom of God, will you be able to walk up to the Father and give him a hug? You'll be surprised how many pastors will say, oh, well, of course not. The Father's not. You can't, you can't actually experience the Father. Like, I've actually done debates with Christian apologists, very popular ones on YouTube that we debated this exact topic, you know, and, and I would put in their face. I like, here's Matthew 21:10, where Jesus says, the angels in heaven stare at the face of the Father. What do you think about this, Mr. Pastor, Mr. Apologist, how do you view this? Oh, that's Jesus.
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Top Lobster
I say, wait, they didn't.
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Sean Griffin
Wait, you're saying Jesus on the earth, in the flesh, during his ministry on earth, is teaching people that the angels in heaven stare at the face of the Father. But he really just meant to say, they're staring at Jesus also in heaven at the same time. And he said, yes, because the Father doesn't have a corporeal body. So it's like this weird modalism type. And this guy's a staunch trinitarian, but he's, he's explaining modalism. And so it's, it just, they trip themselves up because they're holding true to philosophy and not to the plain words of scripture.
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Co-host
That's interesting.
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Top Lobster
Do you, I mean, doesn't, doesn't the Bible imply that one of those three angels that visited Abraham was God?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, it will. This is common. Like, this is like 2nd century Christology teachings that they, they start saying, well, it was God visited Abraham, you know, and they'll say, well, since the Father cannot be seen, lest people would die. Remember like Exodus 33 tells Moses, no flesh can see my face and live. So then who did? Then they'll just assume, well, it must have been Jesus showing up to speak with Abraham. I would put forward that it wasn't. I would put forward that ancient Israelite literature Clearly tells us it was angels of God that spoke with Abraham. The entire book of Jubilees teaches that it was literally the angels of God that went to Abraham and spoke with them. And it specifically was. One of them was Michael, whom also is the angel in the Bush Nexus 3 as a representative of a God. And that Hebrews 1:1 is true, that in. In many portions, in many ways, through the prophets, God spoke to us. But in these latter days, verse two, he spoke to us through his Son. But second century Christology, which is like, you know, the Son of God Christology, it. It tries to teach that Jesus was everywhere in the Old Testament at all times, speaking and teaching and leading, and that he was the angel of the Lord that led them out of Exodus, which had entire conversations with Moses giving revelation, helping them understand the law, helping them adjudicate the law. Like in numbers 25, where they're adjudicating property rights for the daughters of Zelophehad. Like all these things that. That would just completely destroy Hebrews 1:1 and 2. In fact, it would. It would mean that Jesus was everywhere in the Old Testament talking and doing stuff at all times and that, like, he was already here. You know what I'm saying?
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Co-host
Actually, something. I've heard that a lot.
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Top Lobster
Well, how about, like, how about in. In the book of Daniel, right, When. When they're in the. In the fire and the fourth. The fourth figure appears and they're like, that's the Son of God right there.
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Co-host
Yeah. Is that what he said? He said the Son of God or the Son of man?
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Sean Griffin
I don't.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, I don't recall, but it's something like that.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Co-host
Nebuchadnezzar goes, we sent three people into the fire, did we not? And they're like, yeah, man, we did. And there's like, there's a fourth man and he. He is the.
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Sean Griffin
Is like the Son of God.
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Co-host
He is like the Son of man.
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Top Lobster
Oh, he's like the son of God.
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Co-host
What was going on there?
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Sean Griffin
He says he's like a son of God. Yeah, because the ancients in my. My. I would put forth that the ancients knew that they were what they. The. The. The pagan nations outside of Israel. They would call them like the archons. This is. Yeah, yeah. The celestials above the firmament that were outside of create. Like they, they knew that there was something else there. And I actually get into this in my 42 series about the ancient writings of ancient Egypt, specifically where Satan raw is talking about how he was created from above the waters. They they believed that the, the ancient earth was encompassed by N, which was the personification of the waters above the earth, that they would personified as a female deity called Newt and that he was Ra, declared that he was from above the waters, created from the archons above that. But then he's supposedly, you know, surpassed them in glory and superiority so that mankind should worship him. And so they, they all had this understanding of there were archons, there were celestial angels, beings that are holy ones. They would refer to them as holy ones or watchers on occasion, like in Daniel also, you know what I'm saying? So that's where they, I don't think that they're just automatically assuming a, a pre incarnate visitation of Jesus every single time. Sure.
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Top Lobster
I mean, what do they call them? Like Bneha Elohim. That, that does mean like son, Sons of God, right?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Co-host
That's interesting because it is kind of like a. Why would Nebuchadnezzar know, Like, dude, that's. That fortitude looks like Jesus.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Co-host
Like, what do you mean?
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Top Lobster
No, they were accurate. It's definitely some sort of an angel.
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Sean Griffin
Hey, don't get me wrong, guys. I grew up in church and stuff like that. Interpretations like that, that'll. They'll preach, right? They'll get people's attention. They're great to preach from. They're great for altar calls. But when you want to be, you know, specific, when you want to be serious and responsible with what the text is and the history of the text, some of these interpretations have to fall by the wayside. It doesn't denigrate the Son of God and his sacrifice for us and what he does for us now. It doesn't. Or what he's going to do and bring peace to the world in the future. It's just trying to be faithful because if, if you're, if you constantly start reinterpreting, retroactively, injecting things from new interpretations, you start getting a lack of continuity with other places in Scripture. Right.
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Co-host
Interesting.
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Sean Griffin
And so this. Because it's all one story. It's not like a bunch of different. It's like 66 books, but like there's. It's just one central story, you know. So I, I think I missed one of your questions. Top. You asked about it's going to be.
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Top Lobster
That's how it's going to be, man.
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Sean Griffin
I think you asked earlier about how can Satan go back up to heaven, right?
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Top Lobster
Yeah, yeah. The idea of him. Yeah, yeah.
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Sean Griffin
So Jude 16 talks about how the angels who Left their first estate are now reserved in chains of darkness for the day of judgment. We get that whole story, not just in Genesis 6, you know, 1 through 4, the rebasens of God, but you get it in great detail in. In the book of Jubilees and Enoch.
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Top Lobster
And it's all the Enoch. In the book of Enoch, they ask Enoch to kind of like be an intercessor for them to God to like, you'll go ask him for us.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
So I think the assumption there is like, they can't. Or maybe they just know better to.
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Co-host
Approach him, like they were too ashamed.
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Top Lobster
Yeah. I don't know. Let us know what. What are you thinking?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. So in ver. In chapter nine and ten in first Enoch, you'll see a separation of judgment. So you'll see that is, Azazel is spoken to differently than Samyaza and the associates with Samyaza who took wives. So Samyaza and his associates, the bulk of the 200, except for Azazel, some Yaza and the rest of the boys, they took wives, created the Nephilim, a whole bunch of problems. But Azazel's not lumped into that group. He's. He's ascribed other types of failures and sins, but he's not said of the. Of the group that took wives. And I think that's the big distinction, is that that's why he wasn't locked away in Tartarus and is left out as the antagonist to whom we must resist. Do you think that God's law is like, I guess the last point I just want to make on that, just to express he still cannot go back up there. Right. This is why in chapter 15 of First Enoch, it is giving the return answer after the. The rebellious watchers are crying and they come to. They write their petition and give it to Enoch and they're like, please, please give this to him and see if he'll be merciful to us. And then the Almighty's word comes back. No mercy for you, no rest for the wicked. And because that's like. It's like kind of what Christ said, you know, to whom much is given, much is expected. Right. So these are like angels. They watched creation happen according to job 381 7. Like they were shouting for joy as the foundations of the earth were being laid. So they were already there when they watched everything happen. Their Hebrews 1 14. They're supposed to be ministering spirits of the Father, sent to earth to us to help those inheriting salvation. But they abused their mission while they were here. Took wives, taught sin, created all manner of chaos and lawlessness. And the Father was like, no, I'm not, I'm not giving. And if you actually look closely in Enoch in the first 15 chapters, it wasn't like the next day, because clearly it takes time to have a child, right? It takes time to take a wife, takes time to have a child. But you'd already had mass lawlessness happening for what seems to be a couple hundred years before the Father sends the decree down with the renox, like, hey, you guys can't come back home. It says in chapter 15, you, you were created for the heaven, high, holy, reserved and, you know, set apart, but you've defiled yourself with the blood of women. And, and it says that you cannot live in heaven again. So even, even Azazel lumped into the judgment, but yet specified with different types of transgressions, even he is told he cannot come back home again. But that doesn't mean that he can't present himself to accuse the brethren from time to time. He just can't abide there. Because. Because the word abode has a definition, right? The word habitation has a definition. We see this same type of concept in, in the. The prophecies of the future house of God coming down to the earth where all nations are able to come to it for the festivals of God, but they cannot abide there. They cannot live inside the house of God unless you're resurrected. And this is why those in the first resurrection, Revelation 21:7 and Isaiah 54:17, they inherit the house of God. But those who are spared in the sheep and ghost judgment, as sheep amongst mortal mankind under Christ's authority, are repopulated in the millennial reign. And they're able to interact with the house of God because they're supposed to, and they can come to it to visit, to celebrate the festivals of God, but they just can't stay long term. They can't live in there. And so this is again, I mean, I would suggest this is what we're seeing in Job chapter one and two, when it says that, you know, in due time the angels came forward to present themselves to God. Now that's, that's a principle that you see in God's law, that all the men of Israel are supposed to submit themselves to God, to present themselves three times a year. And all the angels are all men, and they're of the family of Israel, which is the, the family of God. So if an angel, if, if a ministering angel is someone that comes down to not only help mankind understand God's ways. What's, what was called God's law, to, to oversee aspects of it, to enforce certain disciplines. And other times, like in, you know, the days of, of David's transgression, you know, when he went to number the census of the army, and then he was given three choices, you know, he chose the angel of the Lord, which was the plague that broke out. So there's, there's aspects where angels are sent to help. They're sent to give messages, and sometimes they're sent to exact divine punishment both on the nations like Sodom and Gomorrah and Assyria and Babylon, and also just on Israel itself. Because as Ecclesiastes chapter 12, verse 13 and 14 tells us, this is the whole duty of man, that we fear God and keep his commandments. It does not say this is the whole duty of Israel. It says this is the whole duty of man. We fear God and keep his commandments. For God will bring every deed into judgment, whether good or bad. So, so what I'm putting forward is a universal principle that even the angels have to abide by the same expectations as mankind. This is why there is a temple in heaven. It was the one pattern on the ground that Moses made was copied up to one heaven. Hebrews 8. Five told us. So there's. So again, all assumes, as we go back to the Gnostic idea, the, the philosophic, the, the philosophy of the 3rd 4th century Infiltrating the church, this all assumes that the kingdom of heaven that's supposed to come down to the earth, that it's a real place.
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Co-host
I got a couple of questions.
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Top Lobster
I got a lot of questions.
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Co-host
I know I have, I have a few. We're at the 33 minute mark though. And so for all of the viewers who are watching on YouTube, on X, on Rumble, we are now going exclusively to patreon.com/now/ephilim Death Squad. If you want to continue watching this episode, engaging in the live chat, that's where you do it. Otherwise, give it about a week, week and a half, and this episode will drop in its entirety on YouTube, on Rumble and elsewhere. I want to start with something small.
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Top Lobster
I got one. It's a crazy question.
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Co-host
Okay, go ahead.
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Top Lobster
You want to rock, paper, scissors.
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Co-host
Okay, let's do that. Ready? One out of one.
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Top Lobster
Rock, paper, scissors says shoot. Whatever, Just go.
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Co-host
Okay, fine. It's me.
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Top Lobster
I'm sorry.
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Co-host
Do you think that even though the other angels are in Tartarus, that they can still influence us, humanity?
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Sean Griffin
No, they're According to Enoch and even according to. Who was it in history? The. The historian. I want to say Josephus. I could be wrong, but according to the ancients, like Tartarus was. Was as deep below Sheol in the heart of the earth in comparison to how Sheol is to the surface of the Earth. So like. So if. So if we're on level one in a building, Sheol was the basement, and Tartarus is basement too. And they're. They're locked away in chains under the jail. Under the jail, not getting out until the day of judgment. That's why in the Book of Enoch, Michael is trembling, talking about the judgment that's given to these guys. He's talking to other good angels about this judgment, and he's like, who can endure this? And he's trembling with fear because he's like, this is. This is horrific. Like, who could it. This is. They're gonna be locked away for the whole storyline of all of all of history.
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Co-host
So let me ask you this. There are individuals who have come across our radar, and we've heard their testimony. We've spoken to these people directly. They claim that they are experiencing visitations from things that will have all sorts of agendas, but will identify themselves by the names of some of these angels or something like that. It sounds like what they're experiencing is more than likely the disembodied spirits of their offspring, the Nephilim, and that they are deceiving them. Does that seem like that's the case?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, if we take Enoch seriously. The Nephilim were unclean spirits created from this unholy union of. Of the angels taking wives and having children through them. Those children were not called men. They were not called dirt of the earth. They were called unclean spirits. Mankind does never call a spirit until you get to the resurrection and you're glorified. So we're called dirt of the earth. We're made of Adam. We're descendants of Adam. So this is a big difference in ontology. And so this is why they gave birth to unclean spirits. So that's why when they lost their bodies, they. Those unclean spirits are still here, chilling, hanging out. And this is where I would suggest that the Book of Jubilees, chapter 10, helps us out greatly. It. There's a conversation going on between Noah after the flood and the Almighty, saying, hey, you know how your watchers acted in my day and created these unclean spirits, and now they're still here after the flood and they're causing my sons and grandsons to sin. And they're. They're bringing about all horrific things. And then it says that 90 of them were given to be locked away into the Earth, and 10 of them were left out under the control of Satan. Or Jubilees refers to him both as Satan and Mastema, which is like another synonym pseudonym for Satan. So it's like. And that's why going forward after the flood, all you ever hear about and see are unclean spirits called demon gods of the idols of the nations or Satan. You don't hear about any of these other. But if they're the children of these other rebellious angels, Samyaza and his boys, as listed out in enoch, both chapter six and chapter 69, you get a whole bunch of list of all the names of them, then that means they would know their names, right? Because they were their fathers at one point. So, like, they, they're still the same sentient entity from before the flood. So they're just compiling knowledge throughout the centuries, figuring out better ways to deceive us.
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Co-host
I think this is a great question from, from Zman here. Why not lock them all up? Why not? Why give them 10% of them?
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Top Lobster
I don't think that's for us to know.
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Co-host
Well, that's an interesting question.
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Sean Griffin
Why. Why didn't. Why didn't the father just absolutely zap all of them the moment they started taking wives?
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Top Lobster
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
Why let all that unfold? In fact, if you look closely at the judgments given in chapters nine and ten, and first Enoch, the rebellious angels are told you're going to be locked away in Tartarus after you watch your sons kill each other in this type of civil war, which, which took another 500 years. So the, the judgment is pronounced, but it's not enacted until much later at an appointed time. So there. That means throughout the majority lifespan before the flood of all those patriarchs, you have these ridiculous unclean spiritual beings running around of giant chimeric sizes and shapes, plus rebellious angels. Like, I can't even imagine. We're. Well, we're trying. We're trying to imagine because I'm actually creating an animated series based on. Very cool, very cool. Are you guys familiar with.
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Top Lobster
No, I have. I haven't. I'm.
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Sean Griffin
I'm.
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Top Lobster
I'm going to check that out right after this. But are you familiar with the comic book? What's the name of the comic book?
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Sean Griffin
It's like Kingdom.
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Co-host
Oh, I know. They're out here, aren't they?
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Top Lobster
They're actually right next to me, which is kind of crazy.
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Co-host
Yeah, I forget what the Heck, the name of it though.
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Sean Griffin
That's very cool.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, they've hired a bunch of like former Marvel guys, DC guys, and they're doing comic books and also animated series. And then you have Angel Studios. Angel doing something strange with.
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Co-host
I don't know what they're doing. There's a lot of like weird conspiracies about Angel Studios, but they're doing a Nephilim series.
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Top Lobster
Do you have, do you have anything, like something we could play? You can send us a link really quickly, please.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah, I can put it in the studio real quick. It's just like a one minute teaser because we're, we're working on episode one and two right now. It's called Days of Noah. It's going to be going through the lifespan 400 years before the flood and then 300 years after the flood, up to the Tower of Babel. So that's, you know, Lord willing, if we get the whole thing funded, it'll be eight full seasons and it'll be called the Days of Noah.
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Co-host
How many episodes per season?
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Sean Griffin
Well, we're hoping to do 15, but it just depends on the budget.
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Co-host
So that is a big undertaking. I'm hoping it.
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Top Lobster
You know what it should be.
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Co-host
We.
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Top Lobster
Oh, there we go. Okay, let's play this out.
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Sean Griffin
Okay. Oh, Sam.
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Co-host
That looks cool.
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Top Lobster
That is.
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Co-host
That looks really cool.
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Top Lobster
That's crazy. I'm looking at David as. As that's playing and he, he's in.
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Co-host
Well, that's like, you know, I, I love when, when people are doing stuff like this because do you have a.
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Top Lobster
Do you have like a Kickstarter or anything for that? Because I'd like to plug that every ch. We have so much media out there and it's like all kind of glorifying garbage, but it's not gonna tell a good story.
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Sean Griffin
If you go back to my Kingdom of context homepage on YouTube, there's. We have already a channel for Days of Noah. People are just waiting for us to drop the first two episodes. If you scroll down to subscribe to these also.
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Top Lobster
Ah, there we go. Okay.
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Sean Griffin
You can see the Days of Noah and then click on that. And then we've got a few videos already out teasing the score. Some of the behind the scenes process as well as some of the teasers. That's cool.
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Top Lobster
Oh, man, I love this. Oh, that, that's awesome. You added a whole nother layer of cool to this.
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Co-host
I'm, I'm like, you know, I have a 10 year old son and it's like you have to vet what he's watching. And every time you think it's like, okay, fine, this seems innocuous enough, you try watching it. And they're like, implanting, like, all of a sudden they're doing, like, necromancy. And I'm like, is that. Is that like a cartoon version of the Necronomicon? And they're doing, like, they're, they're summoning spirits and all this. I'm like, what. What's going on here, man? I did.
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Top Lobster
I did see a lot of cube.
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Co-host
Yeah, what was going on? Yeah, dude, that was fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, that's the cult of Saturn. It's the cube symbols.
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Co-host
Right, right, right. We actually just talked to somebody who owns property.
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Top Lobster
No, they don't own it. It's public property.
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Co-host
Oh, it's public property. The adjacent to, like, Skinwalker Ranch and.
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Top Lobster
No, wait, what are you talking about? Yeah, no, not that.
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Co-host
I was talking about the meadow, right. Oh, no. Oh, that was the meadow. I'm thinking I'm mincing something in my mind. Either way, somebody caught on thermal imaging this gigantic, like 20 by 30 foot or roughly about that size cube that was only picked up on thermal. And then they had a couple people walking towards it, and they're like, yeah, just keep walking forward. It's a couple feet forward. It's a couple feet forward. All of a sudden their imagery on the thermal disappears once they enter where the cube was. And so it's, you know, it's this really weird.
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Top Lobster
Two of them have since died, Right?
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Co-host
One of them was very. He was up there. I keep caveating that because the man was like 80 years old. And then the other guy, you know, developed cancer. And so, you know, high strange is hard to explain what was going on there, but yeah, the cube is like constantly coming up when you're looking into things like this.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Did you hear, like, two. Two years ago, there was a guest on Joe Rogan, former military, talks about. He was a fighter pilot. He talked about seeing a. A cube. It was basically a cube inside of a sphere. And the, the points of the cube were touching inside the sphere and it was flying alongside one of the planes, and they were freaked out and they didn't know what it was. So we, we address all that in both of those series, which is why I think they're so popular. We deep dive into all the occultic symbolism and the history of it and where it comes from. And in fact, if you guys, if you guys want to have just a few slides prepared to introduce some ideas.
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Co-host
For you, that's very cool. Let's, let's slide it up.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, but before we move on, one more question. All right, this, this is a crazy one. But you said the transgression of these watchers like Shemyaza and I guess the most of the ones that came with him was breeding with women, taking wives. But modern day Satanist or like in like, you know, a cult, you'll hear, you'll hear occult stories where they're like, I am the bride of Satan. There's a lot of weird that comes up a lot.
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Co-host
The bride of Satan thing comes up a lot. And they'll be preparing like an innocent woman or an innocent girl to be.
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Top Lobster
Received as the bride of Satan or in, in sra. They'll be like, they'll be doing like weird ceremonies in order to like, I don't know, impregnate the woman and then kind of like implant this, you know, how isn't that the same transgression?
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Sean Griffin
Like, I don't think so. I think that the ritual sex magic they're trying to accomplish is through the ceremony. What I'm reading in first, Enoch, Genesis 6 and Jubilees, five actual angels showed up and physically took a woman and had sex with them. It wasn't some unseen mystical, we have to have faith that this is happening type of ritual where a demon's going to infest somebody and then suddenly the lady's pregnant.
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Top Lobster
You know, something more physical about this.
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Sean Griffin
It was late. I mean they're, they're on the earth interacting until they're chained up and sent down into the earth. Like all that's very physical language, you know, I mean, so yeah, I definitely think they're trying to replicate some of these rituals in these rituals. They're replicating these ideas in other ways that require faith. I'm sure you guys already know this, but like all magic, adherence witches and warlocks and those kind of, they'll tell you that it requires their own type of faith because like when they try to cast a spell or an enchantment on somebody, like, they have to believe it's going to work. This is why they, they pray and they, they do certain patterns and rituals and set up certain, you know, circumstances within the ritual because it's not obvious that it actually works every time.
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Top Lobster
Right? They're doing like this legalistic approach to like, like skirt the lines of what they're allowed to do. And this is why, I guess is why the success rates of like breeding Nephilim are probably quite low these days. And it seems like, you know, you've got to do neuralink chips and clone people.
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Co-host
Maybe if you can get like some sort of a program to chimerically create.
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Top Lobster
Something to interface into your, your brain.
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Co-host
Where faith is lost, technology might be able to pick up the slack.
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Top Lobster
Right?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
Well, that's a lot of modern day.
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Sean Griffin
My, my theory that I try to talk about is that there's two types of Nephilim and this is why in the Hebrew text it's spelled differently pre and post flood. The word Nephilim is slightly spelled differently after the flood. In, in the, in the, in the Hebrew. The pre flood Nephilim are the, the literal sons of rebes, angels. And I actually, I'm going to cover that some of my slides real quick. But. And then post flood, you'd actually have the unclean spirits that have lost their bodies in the flood that are still out. They're considered the idols of the nations, right? The influencing spirits that cause people towards idolatry and wickedness. But then you have physical Nephilim that they're seeing that are as tall as cedar trees and you know, numbers 1333 and other places. And I think those are just genetic modification. And in the same story in Numbers 13, they also have the big pomegranates that they're carrying on a stick, you know, and the big fruits. And they see, they're like, oh, this is the land that look, they're bringing it back to show we've never seen fruit this big. Look how big this stuff is. Right. That is not. That is something that you can do today with genetic modification.
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Co-host
Right.
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Sean Griffin
And so I'll go over that real quick. It's actually part of my slides, the actual science of it, if you will. And so this is, there's a few things in here and you guys, if I go too fast, just stop me because I'm not sure. I know we, we only have so much time, so.
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Co-host
Oh, okay. All right, all right, here we go.
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Top Lobster
So we're on the screen.
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Sean Griffin
Okay. Yeah. So this is, this all is all going to make sense. It's all going to go together. Okay. I'm giving you a very short introduction to our investigating Babylon series. And we start off with two concepts in the series is that every after the Tower of Babel and the nations became nations, people started speaking different languages. They walked away from the, the failed construction of the Tower of Babel. They walked away still worshiping the same God because they were already worshiping Zeus, whom ancient historians even like Josephus, they called him Jupiter by the Roman name, Jupiter. But it's the ancient Greece called him Zeus. They were already worshiping Zeus, which is why they started the project of the Tower of Babel. So they'd already rebelled against the instruction of Noah. Right. This is several generations after the flood. They're already going back to their tomfoolery. Right. And they're. They're getting into more shenanigans and starting to do idolatry again. And worshiping Satan. Right. Because he's deceiving him again. Right. The unclean spirits are in, seducing them with the wiles of idolatry, much of which is included with drugs and sex. So he's in TR and he's. They're already being seduced to worship Zeus again or Satan. And they build the tower that gets destroyed, and then they disperse. Speaking different languages, still all worshiping the same false God.
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Co-host
Sean, can I ask you a quick question? Anytime you come across in it, like, antiquity, if there is a. A God that is described as a storm God, would you start from a place of suspecting that this was the same thing, that that was Zeus? In other words, a different name, but the same character?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, in most cases. There's strong synchronicity there. Yeah.
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Co-host
Okay.
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Sean Griffin
And this is something in his secular history. They. They kicked against this idea for a long time of, you know, worship to the same gods by different names. But only in modernity have they decided. They kind of, like modern scholars have kind of been like, guys, why? Like, we found so much evidence that these are. That there's interconnectivity between the nations from India to Greece, and they're all worshiping the same God. They all have similar trade relations. They all have similar homage. They just call them by different names because they speak a different language.
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Co-host
It seems like the Sumerians, they worshiped one called Bal Haddad, which would have been also the. The, you know, the God of storms.
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Top Lobster
And astronaut theories, ancient astronaut theorists.
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Co-host
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But so it seems like that was one of the early representations of Zeus as well, this BAAL Haddad character.
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Sean Griffin
That's right. That's right. This is why the Greeks actually ruled Egypt for a thousand years at one point in history. And a lot of people forget that. And so they adopted a lot of their Greek names with the Egyptian God names because they knew it literally was the same gods. So, like, the word Osiris, very popular God in Egypt. That's actually a Greek transliteration of Usher, which is the Egyptian name. Osiris is a Greek name. So a lot of people don't realize little stuff like that because church doesn't teach you history.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
So, so basically I, I put forward there's some big concepts here. After the Tower of Babel, all the nations are still experiencing a higher level of technology because this is the MO for Satan and the unclean spirits before the flood that they're picking back up after the flood to continue to see the nations. And one of those is on screen here, which is this flying machine. You see these replete throughout Greece, Babylon, Egypt and India. You see three people sitting inside of a craft floating above the ground with someone looking in the air, someone dressed in their, their miter suit looking in the air towards that. Right. And what I also want to point out is something else that's interesting. I call this the most powerful weapon in Babylon. This little thing in his hand here is called a vajra. Have you guys ever heard of the vajra?
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Co-host
Oh, is that. It's hard for me to make it out on this image, but is this the same thing that you'll see like Zeus depicted as holding in his hands? It's like this little. Okay, ye.
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Sean Griffin
That's. Yes.
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Co-host
It's funny because it's been translated to like a thunderbolt sort of iconically, but this is something that's been tracked throughout.
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Top Lobster
It's all the same thing.
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Co-host
It's the same thing. I'm like, what is that thing that you're clutching, dude?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah, it's pretty amazing. And the reason for it though is because the. Well, that's weird. I don't know why the text is so dark. It wasn't supposed to be dark, but anyway. This text is says in the Laws of the Babylonians. This is from a, an ancient text, the Laws of the Babylonians. The Hakata unambiguously states that the privilege of operating a flying machine is great. The knowledge of flight is among the most ancient of our inheritances. A gift from those from up on high. We received it from them as a means of saving many lives. So this is for a text from like 2500 years old text from ancient Babylon. We go over to ancient India. You see vimanas. They're called vimanas. You see those ancient flying machines in ancient India depicted everywhere. They actually had detailed schematics of them.
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Co-host
Whoa. I've never seen this in my life. That is fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. And that this is, you know, the Vedic Sanskrit language all written around. But these are called shakuna vamanas. These are the smaller ones. The pushpakas are the bigger ones that hosted like 3, 000 people wow. So this is the different. They. Like in ancient Sanskrit, the vimana is a word that means measuring out or traversing. And this is what was translated by the Oxford Angels university in the 1800s is or generically colloquially referred to as a chariot of the gods. But it's.
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Top Lobster
Ezekiel saw.
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Sean Griffin
Possibly.
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Co-host
I think that's what Von Daniken named.
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Sean Griffin
That's what he. Yeah.
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Co-host
You know, I gotta say that it's, it's remarkable that we could even go through this sort of alien rebranding that we're getting right now where they could say like, oh, these guys are just benign, you know, space homies from a galaxy far, far away and they're here to help us ascend and they're worried we're going to destroy each other in nuclear. It's like, no, these are ancient entities that, you know, I mean, I, I know that the Vedics worship them, but we used to have a much better handling on their nature. And, and it's just like Christianity has the obvious truth about their nature and it's not taught. And right now it should be taught because we're in the middle of the government trying to give us some, some, you know, disclosure and they're going to sell us a whole narrative about what they are. And if you look around, historically speaking, the Greeks worship them, the Vedics worship them like over and over and over again. And Christianity is the only one that's like, they're fallen angels, dog. Like, that's not. These are fallen angels.
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Top Lobster
These are the children of.
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Co-host
Right, right, right. But it has their nature pinned down and it's an, it's an incredible that you could have things that ancient as far as text and diagrams. I've never even seen that image before. And, and we're going like, oh no, they're just showing up now. It's like, no, dude, they've been here for a long time.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, this is. I'm gonna go over some stuff I, it fell out of the studio. Put it back in. I'm even going to go over some stuff that describes what we see from these UAPs. Okay. In these ancient texts. Okay, so this, the, the Rama Mama Hest was the magnificent chariot. It rose up to a mountain of cloud with a tremendous den. So from the interior column in that yellow there is where the tremendous den, which means a tremendous column of fire. I mean it's kind of like a modern day rocket. Right. It. The Bema flew with his vimana on an enormous ray which was as brain as the sun and made noise like thunder of a Storm sounds a lot like a rocket ship, you know what I'm saying? It goes on in the. In the. It's hard to say some of these Indian words here, but the Samarangana Sutra, Bahara, it is pretty good. That was great, dude. It says the strong and durable must the body of the Vimana be made like a great flying bird of light material inside, one must put the Mercury engine with its iron heating apparatus underneath. By means the power latent in the mercury, which sets the driving whirlwind in motion. A man sitting inside may travel a great distance in the sky. The movements of the Vimana are such as it can vertically ascend, vertically, descend, move slanting forward and backwards. With the help of the machines, human beings can fly in the air and heavenly beings can come down to Earth.
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Co-host
That's incredibly descriptive. I mean, I would have to imagine that at some point, some governing body somewhere was like, we should try to create this. And then when they figured out it worked, they just shut up about that.
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Top Lobster
The same shape as, like, the, what, the Bell UFO that the Nazis were working on.
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Co-host
Well, it's interesting because that's the one angle. And then. Yeah. Oh, yeah, of course. So they were doing it themselves. Oh, my goodness.
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Sean Griffin
All right. Yeah. In. In my actual investigating, battling series, I go into the 1950s United States Air Force projects where they're trying to replicate this stuff. Wow. And so this is why in modernity, when we see these unidentified aerial phenomenons, these UFOs, and they're moving, and they're always. They're. They're moving just like it's being described here. I don't know if they're still being powered by Mercury, but I do know that Mercury can be used for fuel. And in 19, I have a. In the series I go over in the Smithsonian is an actual engine that NASA created in like 1974 that runs up Mercury. Wow.
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Co-host
And so I wonder if that's a. Like a perishable sort of a situation is if you have mercury and you're using it like they're heating it. It says with it with a. Yeah, with a. What is it? It's something of iron, a furnace of iron.
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Top Lobster
They're not using the mercury anymore because they're putting it into.
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Co-host
Oh, yeah, that's right.
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Sean Griffin
Well, because the dentists are too busy putting it in your teeth.
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Co-host
What I'm wondering is if Mercury at any point was our attempt to grasp a difficult to understand translation of a potential element. Like, in other words, with the Bob Lazar thing, he's describing like an additional element to the periodic table that we theoretically or didn't think existed. And he said it did. And then all of a sudden we created an unstable version of it. Maybe around like 2015, we created one. And it.
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Sean Griffin
Sorry, sorry to sound like Smallville here, but. No, no, this is actually something called red mercury. And this is, this is historically found in India. And there's actually large old mines that have been depleted of the red mercury that, that's, that historians have documented. And so this was something that, when you melt it, it's, we're not talking about the, the, the mercury that you actually put in your fillings with dentists and stuff. But, but when you melt it, it used to be called quicksilver, but it's actually red. And it's. And when they melted it, it supposedly has a combustible property, but supposedly there's not any red mercury mines still available today that, that produce anything.
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Co-host
So the combustible element suggests that. Yeah, it's, it's, it's perishable. You're going to run out of it if you keep blowing it up.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah, but I, I think that there, this is just one of the means of power in these things. Right? I think there's a lot more. So the Pushpaka Vimana is a gigantic plane the size of a large city entirely capable of holding unlimited numbers of people. This is not my quote. This is from Professor D.K. conjalao, he's of the Indian Aeronautical Society. Professor. So. And this is from this ancient text, the Matsia Piranha.
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Top Lobster
Quick question, Sean. This is a completely unrelated, but we're talking about Indian mystics that are kind of like know a lot about this. Do you know anybody named D, Dr. D.G. vinod?
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Sean Griffin
No.
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Top Lobster
Okay, never mind.
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Sean Griffin
I haven't heard that name. And then, and there's just more schematics that they, in the 1920s, they had an engineer look at these ancient Vedic texts and start drawing schematics from what was described. And these are the different shapes of the, the manas that were described.
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Co-host
So that gigantic previous one that, that floating city, I can't help but think of like New Jerusalem. Like this idea that it's supposed to appear like a massive floating city. Isn't that how it's described?
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Top Lobster
I mean, it's going to come down.
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Sean Griffin
Coming down out of the sky.
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Co-host
And then here we have this Pushno, which is a gigantic. Is that what it says? I'm sorry, I couldn't see it. A large city entirely capable of holding unlimited people. And it is hovering. That's fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
That's right. So that's why in that days of Noah teaser you saw at the very end, you saw those big ships flying in the sky. Yeah, they're ancient vamanas that we're depicting.
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Co-host
Man the, the level of steel manning that idea of, of ancient lost technology. And that what we scoff at as, as our ancient ancestors were actually significantly more advanced in every way. Not just because you, you know, it's okay to go. Well, it seems like they were more spiritually advanced. Well it seems like they also were probably more technologically advanced than we were or weak or they are.
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Sean Griffin
I know there's some incredibly intelligent people on the earth today, but as a whole, I think mankind has lost some information intentionally.
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Co-host
I think that's testimony of that.
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Sean Griffin
Well, you know, this is like probably a whole nother show. But I would put forward that because of what Christ his, his incarnation on the earth and his. What he did changed the game forever. Because now that he's ascended as heaven, as Peter tries to explain in Acts chapter 2 31, 33, the results of the Holy Spirit giftings on the earth amongst mankind is because we have this wonderful perfect high priest in heaven's temple now who's Christ Jesus at the right hand of the Father. And because of that process, because Christ has been exalted to that place, we have better access to God's power to minister and to call people to repentance and destroy the works of the devil on the earth more than they ever had before that. And I, that's why you, culturally, you start to see nations change and the occult becomes the occult. At that point the, the outwards, the outward temples to BAAL and Molech and Astroth, they start going underground in the centuries following the appearance of Christ.
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Top Lobster
Could this be. I'm gonna, I'm gonna remove this down for one second because I just want to. This is gonna. A little detour. Could this be why you were talking about the priesthood of Christ from the, the. I watched about half of that debate, but you were saying that he, he's actually there doing sacrifices, currently doing things in his position of high priesthood. And, and that allows us to have dominion over these principalities here with, through the Holy Spirit. So through his works, what he's doing right now in heaven, that allows the Holy Spirit to operate here. But when he comes back, he's no longer going to be in that position of high priesthood. He'll come back, do his thing, and then there will be the seven years of tribulation Is that the way I.
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Sean Griffin
See it, is that the kingdom of heaven is the new Jerusalem and that's the house he's going to receive us into, where he's prepared many rooms for us. And inside that kingdom, which is Revelation 21 describes, is approximately 1444, you know, miles in the English measurement, American measurement, width, length and height. Right? So that's massive. That's like a continent, guys. It's massive, right? It's like, that's why it's promised. It is the promised land, Hebrews 11 that Abraham looked for. That's going to sit between the Euphrates and the Nile because that's the approximate territory that it would encompass. When it sits down, that's where the, the seventh trumpet, this goes into whole eschatological conversation. So I'm trying to give you like a super short breakdown to answer your question efficiently. Jesus Christ in, in Hebrews 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, he's called a high priest forever. He's going to be our high priest forever. Okay? He's at the right hand of the Father forever. That's a honored position that was prophesied of him in Psalm 110, 1:4. So he came live, died, resurrected. He was faithful. He was, he was given that position after he ascended to heaven because that's why Hebrews 8:4 tells you the priesthood on earth is already given to somebody. That's the Levites. So he's now glorified man and he embodies the Melchizedek priesthood in heaven's temple forever. So when heaven house comes down to the earth, Christ lives inside there with us and his high priest forever. From that location, which in ancient Israel the priesthood was also rulership. They ruled over the people as well. Right. That's why Aaron was given a crown on his turban because he was like.
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Top Lobster
I was, I was asking about when the Holy Spirit is removed from the people during this tribulation, is that I'm.
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Sean Griffin
Not sure I fall into that interpretation. I've heard that growing up too. As far as a pre Trib rapture idea, Holy Spirit's removed and then everyone else, everyone else on earth is just going to start be like a chicken with their head cut off, lawlessness. But I'm not sure that's the case because, you know, I'd love to do another show. If you guys want to talk about end times eschatology, I can give you my, my view on that with a bunch of scriptures, but it seems to be that the, that the two witnesses are here in the 42 months leading up to the return of Christ. And so they're calling people to repentance and the unrepentant are trying to kill them. So it seems to be that their message is having some sort of positive effect and people are repenting. So. Right, right, right. Anyway, but that's, but that's where Christ is still always going to be high priest, no matter what happens. And so when the kingdom of heaven comes down to earth, the Melchizedek priesthood that he embodies is a different order than of the lineage of, of Aaron and Zadok, of the Levi's on the earth. Those are immortal mankind. That's why we're promised in Revelation 24:6 to those who take part in the first resurrection. We rule and reign with Christ for a thousand years. So you have to have someone to rule and reign over. Right, right. So kingdom comes down, the millennial reign begins. We're ruling and reigning over the nations inside of a higher level of order of priesthood because we're glorified, resurrected than the Levites of mortal mankind. So there's a whole, there's a whole dichotomy here as far as this is why even, even after Jesus ascended to heaven, there was 40 more years of Levites ministering in the temple on earth while Jesus is a Melchizedek ministering in heaven's temple above. Remember, because 80, 70, that's when the temple was destroyed. Acts 21. Three years before the temple is destroyed, the disciples are still telling Paul, go do a vow offering and present your offerings for these four. These four men we have as well. And so Paul, that's when Paul gets arrested. He's trying to go to the temple to give his offering just to prove that he, he doesn't teach against God's ways, God's law. So like, that's that. That means the priesthood is on earth. Just because the veil was torn doesn't mean that operations stop. They put the veil back up, guys, you know what I'm saying? Like the veil was torn. It symbolized something. Yes, we understand that. But to the unbelieving Jews and the Levites that ministered in that temple, they didn't skip a beat like they repaired the temple. They put the veil back up. And we see them continuing to use that temple up until it was destroyed by the Romans to fulfill Christ's words in Matthew 24. Right? So meanwhile, Christ has already ascended to heaven for 40 years. He's ministering in heaven's temple above. This is what the writer of Hebrews is explicitly telling us in Hebrews 2, 17, Hebrews 5, 7, 10, and chapter 8, verses 1 through 5. And so this is why, like, the question I always have for folks when they, when it comes to the incredulity of, like, how could this possibly be. The first step is, is understanding how we've been sold this lie that heaven's not a real place. And the second step would be Christ is a high priest. What does that mean? What's the biblical definition of a priest? What does he do? He ministers to God on behalf of the people. So this is why there's a. You asked earlier top you asked about when did this hall start happening in the church. Like, it's the third and fourth century. Specifically with the, with the influence of Augustine. Augustine was a, he was a convert who was a former Manichean philosopher, which is. May as well just call him a Gnostic. And he brought in a whole bunch of reinterpretive ideas that took the literal nature out of the Scriptures. He didn't believe Adam and Eve were real characters. He thought there was just an allegory for something. But you get like, if I was in the third century and I'm, you know, got one of those robes and I'm sitting there in the council with Augustine and we're talking about scripture, I would have immediately raised my hand and said, okay, well, you got a huge problem. Augustine, if Adam and Eve are just an allegory, why are we keeping a genealogical record in Genesis 5 and Genesis 11 and 1st Chronicles, in Matthew 3 and Luke 3, like, or excuse me, Matthew 1 and Luke 3, like, why do we have this Hebrew genealogical record and dating back to Adam, that he begat this guy, and he beget this guy, and he beget this guy. If it's all allegory, Right? So Augustine was hugely influential. I call him a cancer on the church. He was a gentleman. I know some people love him, but they've bought into what he was selling. I, I think that he interpreted with incredible liberal. Liberality that was unjustified. And because he had such sway within his position, just in case a lot of people are not familiar with the history of the Church, you didn't have to actually be a good biblical scholar back in the day in order to create new dogma, you just had to be a bishop with power.
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Co-host
That's it.
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Top Lobster
I mean, is the same. The same today.
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Sean Griffin
So I don't want to start name calling, but, you know.
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Top Lobster
Okay, all right. We got you well off track.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
Let's get back to these four Flying the Vimana. If I can bring this back up. But. Yeah, dude. Yeah, that's what we just spoke about. There is like. I mean, it might be an entire. Another episode, or I'll just watch your stuff and we'll. We'll figure that out.
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Co-host
This is remarkable because I would have. Things have gotten so crazy right now with AI that I would see this and I'd go, I have no idea if that's even real anymore.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, this is. This is a long time. This is a picture from a long time ago, though. So. Yeah. And I sourced this picture back in 2020, but. But, yeah, this is just showing you the schematics that were created by the Indian Aeronautical Society from interpreting these Vedic texts about the Vimanas match some of the hieroglyphs they found in India as well as. It's just everywhere on all of their artwork and everything. It's. It's everywhere in ancient India. They. This is common knowledge in India that the gods flew in these vessels.
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Co-host
This is why when I bring this up all the time, but when people say, oh, you're. You're Christian, but so you believe your God's real and. And these other gods aren't. I'm like, no, no, I believe my God's real, but I also believe these other entities exist. They're lowercase G gods. You know, I think that these people really genuinely did see and experience these things. And, you know, I think this really only bolsters that.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's. It's in all these ancient cultures. It's pretty fascinating. So here's one of the most interesting. The Shukana. This depiction is really interesting because it actually had wings. Wow. So, you know, you're. And it had a propeller on the front, but the interior.
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Top Lobster
Right.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah. It's pretty wild. And these were. These were vertical takeoff. It's not like they didn't need a landing strip to get up to 88 miles per hour, Doc. Like, they just vertically taked off like it was. They could float, they could pause, they could move back and forth. They. They had an incredible sophistication. Now, here's where it gets really fun, in my opinion, because you see the same type of depictions in other cultures. The. The actual vessel of Ra that he moved around him was called the. The Boat of a million years is what they called it in ancient Egypt, and it's the. The boat of Ra, in short. And he actually flew in a vessel in the sky, and sometimes he would have his bodyguards with him, and he was by the way this, this beetle, that's the. The Ker beetle, which is another representation of Raw in, In ancient Egypt. And that's, That's a whole another thing we go into in the ancient Israel. Like, that was. It's actually in the Septuagint of the Eighth Plague of the Egyptians. It actually wasn't flies. It was the beetle, according to the Septuagint, which would have been a beetle because. Because of. See that sun above his head and how the beetle's hands seem to be upholding the sun. Yeah, yeah. So the, the dung beetle in ancient Egypt would pop out of the ground and would go grab the crap from a donkey or an animal and start. Grab little pieces of it and roll it along the ground and then hold that little ball of crap above his head and then take it. Take it back into another hole to make a nest out of it.
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Co-host
Okay, okay. So, I mean, laugh at that. I'm such a child.
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Sean Griffin
No, it's hilarious to me because, like, they literally personified their patron God as a dung beetle.
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Co-host
That's hilarious.
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Sean Griffin
Now, that's. So that's why the depictions, when you see the beetle, he's always holding the sun above his head, because that's what they viewed Raw as the sun God. But what's interesting about the actual beetles, there's a. There's many of the types of beetles that have a reflective nature to their outer bodies, which is unlike any other insect that we know of to where it can actually camouflage itself to its surroundings and that. And I go into. I go into the implications of that in my Investigating Babylon series. It's. It's very interesting because we're talking about the trickster, right? Satan, he shows up to, you know, in Luke 4, Matthew 4, he shows up to Christ as a man. He shows up, you know, all like, in the same way, like Hebrews 13:2. In the same way that you may be entertaining good angels unaware. How do you know if you've ever run into that bad angel that's still here? Right.
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Top Lobster
You gotta test it.
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Sean Griffin
Right? Because he could be disguised. He's not going to show up and be like, I'm a rebellious angel. You know what I'm saying? Like, he's. He's. Of course he's gonna show up and, and be. He's considered the great trickster in all these ancient societies. To the, to the Norse, he was considered Odin, who was someone that could appear as a normal man and fool people and. Oh, wait, wait, wait.
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Co-host
Dang. Oh, wait. So I'm sorry to spurge out on you like that. So. So we're talking about the same Satan that would have been Azazel, correct?
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Sean Griffin
Yes, man.
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Co-host
There we go. I. I did, like, a brief research one day. We had that guy on. Who was it? We were talking to Jonathan of Meta Mysteries, and he was saying that he had this dream where he was basically a watcher. He didn't have a dream. He was doing dmt and we were like, geez, dude. And he's like, yeah. So I had this experience where I was essentially this like, celestial entity looking down on the Earth. And I was upset because they didn't realize that I could help them. These people that were down on the Earth. And so. And I'm listening to him going, okay. And he's like. So I went over to, like, my manager, you know, the guy who was like, overseeing us, and I asked him to incarnate me, like, you know, to. So that I could inhabit a. What would you call it, an avatar or whatever on Earth. That way I can help these people. And the person that he's talking to is Odin. That's the way he described it. And I'm like, odin? And I forgot what research I did.
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Top Lobster
He had one eye.
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Co-host
That's probably it. Yeah. And I was like, you know, afterwards, I already. As he's talking, I look it up and something that I stumbled upon showed me like, there's a strong correlation with Odin being interchangeable with Azazel. And I was like, dog. It seems like that you just had like, this experience. I don't know what to call it. I don't know what it is. But, you know, Odin sounds really cool if you're into, like, Norse mythology, you know what. You know what I mean? Like, there's this kind of like, thing where that is probably the Marvel films have done quite a bit of that. And, you know, some of the games, God of war and such.
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Sean Griffin
If you look at the first Thor movie that came out, like 2011 or whatever, this. This boat that I'm showing you right here on screen is the design of Thor's temple palace throne area.
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Co-host
Yeah, that's funny. I just rewatched that film recently.
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Sean Griffin
That's true. Yeah. It's like the exact. Also you see the eagle on top of the little. Little house in the boat that's supposed to be holding raw. The eagle has always been representative of Raw. Also. It's just one of the many.
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Co-host
I am killing it.
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Top Lobster
It's like Nazi Germany stuff.
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Co-host
Yeah, He's. That's also one animal associated with Zeus.
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Sean Griffin
You know, on the back of the $1 bill, there's a, the pyramid, the LCNI, and then the other side is the eagle.
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Co-host
Yeah. That's why people will go off and just like this big renaissance about how cool Hitler was. And then people will try to make this argument that like Hitler was Christian or Catholic. And I'm like, all the iconography surrounding it looks like that is, you know, he's got the eagle which is associated with Zeus. He's got the altar of Pergamum that he's designing his like Tribune fairgrounds after. I know people are like, he commissioned an artist to do that. And I'm like, okay, yeah. So he just didn't know that the fairgrounds he's giving all his speeches from are designed after the temple of Zeus that they found in Pergamum. And he's like, everything. And then of course the lightning bolts on the SS uniforms, like everything about him is covered in Zeus iconography, which is the same old stuff.
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Top Lobster
Look at it. There you go.
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Sean Griffin
Dang. So this is just a quick comparison. And on the right hand side, the one of the vimanas of ancient India that the gods flew in, also they represented it being enshrouded with the lotus flower, which the lotus flower in ancient India represented the power of Brahma. Brahma is the equivalent of Ra in ancient India, Brahma being the head patron God and his power was derived from the lotus. That's why he's always depicted as a serpent God floating on a lotus pad. Lotus pad. So that's a whole nother study. We go over that in our 42 series. And how the lotus and how the, the lotus is being re represented in modern day quantum physics. And that's a bigger conversation. But this is interesting, like, you know, just parallels you're seeing. Ancient India also has Lord Indra and Lord Indra on the elephant on the top right is holding the one of the vimanas. And here's Vamana's dug up through history.
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Co-host
What do you think those are? These, I mean, given their correlation with lightning. Okay, go ahead please.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. It tells us in the ancient Vedic texts that Lord Indra, this powerful device that Lord Indra had, could not only destroy the enemy in the form of an attacking flying machine, but it also had the ability to cause rain and was a symbol of fertility. The Vajra itself is a thunder of thousand blades forged from iron or gold mixed with bronze or stone. So it's an actual, it's an actual remote control device that can control other flying machines, plus it can produce lightning.
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Co-host
So like when you get that idea of Zeus throwing lightning bolts, like. Yeah, it wasn't that far off.
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Sean Griffin
It's not that far off. That's why Lord Indra, Vishnu, Brahma, they're all sitting with serpents everywhere and all. And the. This, I can't even think of the word right now, but this staff is just another form of elongated. The trident. Yeah, that's the Greek trident. So they all had this, the same Greek trident. And we see a variant form of this with the Egyptian staff of Raw, which also was said to have been able to exude lighting. And here is some more classical Greek depictions of Zeus with the lightning bolt in his hand. And even it's on some coins throughout history, as well as him with the trident throughout history.
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Co-host
And he's got his eagle.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. And then here's a massive one they found in Nepal. I want you to look closely at the people standing left and right of it compared to its size.
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Co-host
This is meant to be a handheld object, right? Oh, that's a big hand, man.
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Sean Griffin
Right. Wow, that's interesting. Right, so you got some interesting. Some interesting depictions of Amanas over time. The one in the top right is all gold they found in Japan. So the point is that it was stretching throughout the nations. This was a common understood idea of the. Of a weapon of the gods. Now am I saying that this picture.
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Co-host
Elon has one of these, by the way, on his nightstand.
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Sean Griffin
I saw the picture, you're right. Yeah. He has. Next to his revolver.
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Co-host
Shout out to Yanette in the, in the chat.
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Top Lobster
She reminded me not to. Not to like completely disrupt the conversation, but we just had on Topher Gardener yesterday of biocharism and he, he's building like these, these domes using mandala, kind of like. Yeah, mandala patterns that do resemble the lotus. The lotus mandala pattern. And it's just, it's very interesting how.
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Co-host
Sacred geometry thing, right?
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Top Lobster
Yeah, there is very weird.
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Co-host
There's something there.
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Top Lobster
But it continues to present itself in these esoteric subjects that we, we look into.
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Sean Griffin
Guys, if you're interested in what I say today, I highly encourage that you watch all of the investigating Babylon series before you watch the 42 series, because the 42 series is a more advanced in depth, deep dive. The Babylon series is like a surface level overview of history and concluding to like how Christ is relevant and all this. Now he destroys the works of the enemy and all this. So like I started, started episode one, you'll be. Hopefully you'll. You'll have your mind blown by episode 21 and you'll want to watch the 42 series after that. But this is. This goes into the. The concept of pre and postal giants as well, because those are. These were in all the ancient depictions in ancient Egypt, Greece and India, they considered the lower, lower G gods their rulers. Did you guys know that in ancient Indian writings, the concept of reincarnation was only applicable to the little G gods for thousands and thousands of years? And then later, in a empire way, way later down the line, one of the kings got the idea that they would offer reincarnation to the average person if they would be a good citizen.
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Co-host
That's fascinating.
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Top Lobster
As a political.
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Co-host
Oh, my God.
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Top Lobster
It makes a lot of sense.
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Co-host
Okay. All right, so remember when we had. There was a guy's story that I was reading. Long story short, he's possessed by an entity. He communes with this thing regularly. Eventually he casts it out, but this thing makes him, you know, privy to some hidden knowledge and, and through his regular interactions with this thing. And this is all. You got to take it with a grain of salt, right? This is some dude's testimony that was possessed. He says that this entity told him that reincarnation is real, but it is not a perfect system because God did not create it. The angels created it. And. And something has gone wrong in that process over the years, and now it's, you know, for lack of a better term, all messed up. And. And so you. You pair that with the idea that these, These lowercase G gods or even their. Their offspring.
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Top Lobster
Well, it makes sense because where do they go?
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Co-host
Right? And so they're trying to incarnate into human avatars over and over again, and they die. They try to further their. Their whatever they're doing, they rule and da, da, da. Then they die and they reincarnate again. And. And then once you start offering that to people. Yeah, I'm sure it gets real squirrely if they did in fact do that. That's fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. I would suggest that the unclean spirits and. And Satan doesn't have authority over your soul like that. And like, when you die, your soul goes into the custody of God to await judgment as. As Hebrews 9:27, 28 Tell us, right? There's. It's appointed. Man wants to die, and then judgment. So the concept of unclean spirits being able to reinhabit new life forms to try to keep their message alive over the centuries, 100. The origins of the idea of reincarnation.
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Co-host
That's fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. And so that's where I would say this is what we're Looking at here is the, the unclean spirits that keep trying to pop into the affairs of men and control things. They're just pre flood giants. And that we get this story from Genesis 6. You guys are already well aware of this. You know that there's tons of archaeology that supports this type of stuff. Jubilees5 also has a parallel accounts. If anyone is unfamiliar with the book of Jubilees, it is, it's not even questioned. I know that there's a lot of modern Christian preachers that will say, oh, Jubilees is not inspired. I don't know that. They've never read it. I promise you they've never read it. And they don't know the history of the, of the rabbis in the first century. They did not question Jubilees as a authoritative book. They just removed it from their canon because they didn't want people to read it. So there's a difference between thinking something's uninspired. They didn't call it that language back then. They called it sacred writings. But there's a difference in thinking, in saying though, well, these are sacred writing books like First Enoch and Jubilees and the Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs, which all have interlocking synonymous storylines. And those three books in particular, Rabbi Akiva in the first century, towards the end of the first century A.D. decided he's the, considered the great reformer of ancient Pharisee Judaism. And he's the one that decided those three books, we're not, we're not letting people read those anymore. He didn't say that they were uninspired. He just said we're not making them for public reading anymore.
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Co-host
This is an explanation given.
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Sean Griffin
He believes that people, if people, people were not wise enough to read them and that people would fall into heresy and that basically they would cause them to lose their salvation. And so then he started making this very Pharisaic imposition to say no one can read these except for the wise, right? But here, 100 years later, you have Tertullian writing about first Enoch going, this is clearly scripture. I don't know why the Jews don't accept this. And he theorizes it's because their disagreement with the, the reality that angels could have taken wives in the days of Noah.
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Co-host
Oh, wow. So what was talking about exactly?
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Sean Griffin
It's like a direct correlation, the suppression of this storyline, which is why we're still dealing with all this deception today. It's like the enemy has been trying to, to remove the storyline from people's consciousness for a long time. They don't want you to know where they came from.
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Top Lobster
Like, it's crazy because that's the curse of, of the serpent in the garden, right? He's like, you'll crawl on your belly and you'll eat dirt. Well what's dirt? Does he just mean like the dirt on the ground or is he talking about humans? Like what is that? What is that? What is that full. That that's where my mind goes right away.
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Co-host
But, but listening to that, you know, this idea that it would cause people to fall into heresy and, and in other words it would be bad for their faith is like, it's the same.
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Top Lobster
Reason that we're given in modern day churches why you shouldn't look at extra canonical texts.
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Co-host
And, but for me, all it does is it galvanizes me even more. Like I'm like, look at this unbelievable plan that God the Father hatched and that, that Jesus Christ executed and, and now we have this pathway to redemption and it's, and it all like, like squares it away and it makes sense and it doesn't do anything to put it, it brings me closer, I think. I mean, you know. And you know.
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Sean Griffin
Now remember Rabbi Kiva, Rabbi Akiva, the most influential Pharisaic rabbi of the first century, considered the great reformer of ancient Judaism. He rejected Christ.
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Co-host
Oh, well, there you go.
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Sean Griffin
So like I don't trust his opinion. Yeah, you can kick rocks, man. Like he can, he can go, you know, mess with his tefilling. Anyway, so I would just say like enoch7 is clearly scripture because it parallels Genesis. I mean if we have the, if you, I actually have on my channel a document history that documented history of the manuscript history of Enoch. Get, you know, whether all the ones found the DC scrolls, plus you know, the, the Amharic and the geass from the Ethiopians, how they had it this whole time and then just how it's been preserved in different languages throughout history and even in Greek writings up until the 8th century. The historian George Sinkellis, the Greek historian, he's trying to make a chronography of the world basically like the first history book in the 8th century A.D. and he's pulling directly from Jubilees and Enoch to make his history book.
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Top Lobster
I need to watch these videos because yeah, it's like, I don't know, a lot of people say, oh, popped up in 1947, very interesting. But it's popped up a bunch of times throughout history.
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Co-host
The Ethiopians never removed it. Well that's, that's an interesting question then. So in the beginning of Enoch it says that this is for the fig tree generation. But if the Ethiopians have had it the whole time, are we wrong in some people? Like I, I even get that feeling. I'm like, oh, we found it in 47. And now it's like it's become part of this ethos again and it's become part of the conversation again.
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Top Lobster
What happened in 1947?
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Co-host
A lot happened in 1947. So. So when it comes to like the fig tree tree generation, is. Is that us?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Well, I would just say that the, the opening three or four lines of First Enoch 1 is just telling you like this, this message was, was written for a remote just generation going through great tribulation because it gives you all the information you need to know to avoid the deception.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
So like, if, if I suddenly know where these rebellious angels come from, where these unclean spirits come from, I'm not gonna fall for a polyon when he pops up out of the pit in Revelation 9, right. I'm not gonna fall for the mark of the beast. I'm not gonna fall for the wiles of Satan who Revelation 12 goes out and deceives the world. Like I, I'm. I know who they are and I know they're on the wrong side. I know they lose. I know they have nothing to offer. And I'm not going to fall for it because I know who they are, where they came from. Right. I'm not going to believe they're, you know, the modern narrative which I believe that they're going to play upon, which is the panspermia. Modern astrophysicists and scientists and, you know, the, the Lawrence Krauss's, the Neil Degrasse Tysons, they're like, oh, what if, what if life was just seeded in the past by someone who's just a distant relative, who's, who went on a trip and he's going to come back in the future. And so that's, I talk about that in our, our 42 series. Like that's my theory is how they're going to fool the nations with the alien disclosure. And it's going to be someone that looks like us because he's just an advanced old version of us. He see the life on the Earth and he's come back to help us. He's going to help us get rid of cancer and leukemia and Lou Gehrig's and autism and all that stuff. And he's going to help us and he's going to be a great. He's going to give us technology and I think I personally think that that's going to be a part of the end times deception is. They're going to play upon the panspermia narrative they've been pushing for 40 years.
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Co-host
Yeah, like, what if. What if aliens are like. They're just like us, man.
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Sean Griffin
Like, you know, like.
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Co-host
Like, if we just kept going and we had technology and. And we had no need for, like, sexual reproductive organs, and, like, you know, our brains got really big, but our bodies got, like, small and weak because we weren't doing jujitsu anymore.
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Top Lobster
It's tiring, isn't it? It's like, all right, dude. Yeah, I like. I like Rogan. But it's like, okay, yeah, I see.
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Co-host
What you're doing, Rogan. That's the. What do we say, the new Laurel Canyon?
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Top Lobster
Well, you know, I don't know. It's. How much is intentional and how much is, like, I don't know, these ex. Like, what he. What you've heard and then regurgitated.
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Co-host
Because the pictures with Anton Levay don't help.
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Top Lobster
Okay.
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Co-host
You know, they don't help.
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Sean Griffin
All right.
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Co-host
That's all I'm saying.
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Top Lobster
Let's continue.
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Sean Griffin
So this is the famous passage here in Enoch 7 that talk about everybody's angels taking wives. But look what it says specifically in verse one, all together with them took on themselves wives. Each chose from self one. They began to go in unto them, to defile themselves with them. And. And we know that this is actual sex because in chapter 15, the Almighty says, you defiled yourselves with the blood of women. Right. And they taught them charms and enchantments and the cutting of roots and made them acquainted with plants. And the very next statement is, they became pregnant and bear giants. Now, if that isn't the most disjointed concept I've ever heard, to be like, wait a minute. So you taught them. You taught them how to garden, and then they became. And then you just skip to the pregnant part. So wait a minute.
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Co-host
That's the way to a woman's heart is gardening.
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Top Lobster
No, no, this is psychedelics.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Co-host
Oh, interesting.
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Sean Griffin
So basically, it's like. Wait a minute. You're telling me that you. You introduce this part of the story by them taking wives. You take a detour to talk about how you taught them gardening, and then you go back to. And they became pregnant with giants.
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Top Lobster
No.
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Sean Griffin
What if this is the pharmacia, the enchantments, which is. That's the definition of that word. Enchantments is. It's a spell. It's a. It is the keber in the Hebrew, it means a spell when it comes to this type of pharmacia. And it's derived from plants, the cutting of roots, that they made them acquainted with plants. So what is root cutting? I. Long time ago, I decided, you know, maybe I should look up what is root cutting. Lo and behold, there's a wealth of information about what is root cutting. And it's. There's five different growth hormones inside of the roots of plants and trees. Auxin, cytokinans, gibberellins, ethylene, and abscisic acid. Yeah, I'm gonna get to that, too. Each. Each of these hormones affect how the plant grows, how long its roots grow, how, how big the stem gets before it buds flowers, how the width and breadth of the flowering. So all of the dimensions of how it grows in three dimensions are defected by these five growth hormones. So therefore, if you want to change how big or how wide the flower grows, give it more growth hormones.
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Co-host
Dude, is this, like, old school crispr?
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Sean Griffin
Yep.
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Top Lobster
Whoa. But this is crazy. You realize that what you're saying to us is crazy, right?
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Sean Griffin
Yes.
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Top Lobster
I love this.
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Sean Griffin
Yes.
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Top Lobster
What?
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Co-host
Oh, man.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. I told you. We. We make a lot of people upset.
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Co-host
So you're upset. Kingdom in context, guys. Everybody go.
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Top Lobster
I mean, before you go to the next slide, are you saying that they're giving them certain plants in order for them to conceive and grow something? This.
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Co-host
Or specifically, certain growth hormones?
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Sean Griffin
Or maybe you guys ever heard of the. You ever been to Home Depot and saw Miracle grow? Yeah. Yeah. All it is is gibberellins inside of that bag.
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Top Lobster
The. Out of here. I'm sorry. This is a Christian show.
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Co-host
I'm not gonna bring the gun out on this show. All right? We're doing regular stuff.
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Sean Griffin
Please continue.
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Co-host
But that's interesting when you say he became gibberim.
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Sean Griffin
Yep, that's it. That's it.
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Top Lobster
Wow.
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Sean Griffin
Specifically, he became a gibbering.
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Top Lobster
These people are not paying enough for this information.
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Co-host
Unbelievable.
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Top Lobster
I'm just saying, I really hope.
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Co-host
If you're watching this, please go over to Kingdom in context after this episode is over.
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Sean Griffin
Because.
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Co-host
Because if he's cooking this hard on this.
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Sean Griffin
On this show. Unfortunately, part 11 of the investigating Babylon series you can only watch on rumble because YouTube took it down.
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Co-host
Why did you say that? Have health benefits?
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Sean Griffin
No, I went over the history of inoculations and vaccines.
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Co-host
Okay, there you go.
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Top Lobster
That'll do it. And that'll do it.
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Sean Griffin
They claim medical information, even though I just gave the CDC statistics and information.
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Co-host
And, yeah, we got our Talk about.
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Sean Griffin
I talk about because this stuff being inside some of the, some of the juice and is it really concepts? Oh man. There's a whole host of things in the juice that is not anything to do with medicine. And yeah, it's, it's bad.
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Top Lobster
You would, you would probably be interested in our. I mean it's. But we, we have a crazy deep dive on that stuff. How it relates to. I, I asked you about if you knew Dr. D.G. venod and his work with Andreju Puharich and then stemming to the, to the telepathy tapes. It's, it's a crazy rabbit hole.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Co-host
But there's something I'm sure really there.
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Top Lobster
He do a much better job.
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Co-host
Oh I'm sure man. Maybe if we told them he'd be like that. I'm going to actually research that and then execute that much better than you guys are doing.
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Sean Griffin
Please do.
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Co-host
Oh man. All right, well let's, let's, let's continue.
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Sean Griffin
In 2011 I saw a TED Talk with a girl. Now my last name is Griffin, this lady's name is Griffith, no relation, but she was some, she was an epigeneticist scientist given a TED Talk and she was talking about how it's just a hormone game, like they could create giants again. All of it's like flipping on a light switch off and on. If you, if you have the right amount of growth hormones during gestation when you're pregnant that you can flip off the growth hormone and you can cause someone to grow three times as big and their joints work perfectly. Everything's appropriate for their size. It's just a matter of hormone and introducing hormones at a specific time that creates much larger people. Apparently within all of us is pre programmed from, from you know, inception is pre programmed into our DNA that like I'm five, ten and a half. So like you know, I can only. I was meant to grow to that point and stop but had someone switched off of those growth hormone inhibitors in my DNA I could have grown to be like 10ft tall.
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Top Lobster
This is like catfish, right? Like a indeterminate growth depending on the, the surroundings, how much they can eat.
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Co-host
That's also the issue when you, when you cross breed like a, like a liger or something like that, right?
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Sean Griffin
Exactly.
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Co-host
These, these cross species things will have their growth hormone inhibitors or whatever growth inhibitors are switched off and so they become absolutely massive.
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Top Lobster
I got chickens out there. Well, they're dead now, but yeah, they'll. They shout out to Jenna, shout out to Jenna, my dog who killed them. But yeah, certain breeds, I mean, obviously we're kicking this to death. Certain breeds of chicken have been bred specifically to grow to tremendous weights and within six weeks of their life. And it's, it's incredible. It's actually sad to watch them. They grow to this size and they're just like so fat. And they're like, kill me, kill me.
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Sean Griffin
Remember we Talked about numbers 13 where they brought back the vegetation to show how big things were. Oh, you need, you need big food for big people.
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Co-host
This is where the nothing new under the sun, as in the days of Noah. All this GMO crap, it really is. Whenever we're like, we're kind of speculating schizophrenically. Like maybe they were doing GMO stuff.
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Top Lobster
Back in the day. Yeah, they were. That's why God told them to burn all that stuff and kill everything.
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Sean Griffin
That's why in certain. That's why, you know, atheists love to, to go into those early stories about the conquest of Canaan and start picking out certain, certain places that they destroyed everything. Men, women, children, animals, everything. And then other places they spared the women and children and even the animals just killed the fighting men. And you're like, what? They. You know, atheists love to mock God for the. For what seems to be a lack of consistent approach, a lack of consistent military doctrine. Right. But that's not it.
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Co-host
Looking for growth hormone.
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Sean Griffin
He. Remember in second first Samuel, I think it was. I can't remember what chapter. First Samuel 21, maybe where David goes in and I think it's the, the Midianites. He has to fight. And then he lines them all up and measures them. And the ones that were two measures, he kills, but the ones that were only one measure, he spared.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, yeah, that's what he's doing.
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Sean Griffin
He's not just coming up with some arbitrary way of killing people because he's sadistic. Like they were rooting out genetic corruption everywhere. Because this is the, this is the ways of Babylon, which is to destroy everything by GMOs, you know, cloud seeding, like all the different ways to destroy the, the air we breathe, the food we eat, the land we live on, how we reproduce, our children. They want us all birthing short bus kids. Like that is their goal. You know what I'm saying?
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Co-host
They don't survive short bus kids with telepathy.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, well, so before we even started this show, I had like, obviously like a distant. I had a distance from God. I had a falling out with the church and I was doing other things and I had asked I had asked God in my, in my heart, I guess I was like, listen man, there's a lot of things pulling me back, but you've got to explain to me why, because that's like a bit. That was a big hold up for me. Like why did you, why, why do you kill these people? Why does it say that? Because then you look at modern day Israel and kind of like what they're doing now. I'm like, ah, you guys are doing some messed up stuff. And I'm just like, if, if I'm going to be down with this, I got to understand because it doesn't make sense to me. And then, you know, a couple months years later I'm doing this show and learning all about this and, and that part that's revealed to me like almost directly, it's like, well, not. This is. Yeah, Descendants of the Nephilim. Like this makes a lot of sense. The rest of the Bible makes a lot of sense. I've got no hold ups and I'm moving forward, like understanding this stuff at breakneck speed when I've been reading it my whole life.
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Co-host
Well, that's what I did. That's what I was getting at before. It's like, you know, I don't know if everybody, if this would resonate with everybody, but certainly there's more people like us. If the church was talking about this, there would be at least some massive bump in percentage of people attending. Maybe I don't know what that would look like, but I know that there's other people like me. They're in the audience there. You know, we talked to thousands of them. There would be a big bump in attendance.
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Sean Griffin
So the one thing I do want to clarify for anyone listening is that I'm not making any the. When I say that there's two types of Nephilim. There's the unclean spirits who lost their bodies and now they're still here after the flood as unclean spirits. That's one distinction. And then the other one is just genetically modified regular people. So the unclean spirits that are disembodied who try to possess people, they're damned. There's not, there's no offer of salvation to them. Genetically modified people are still people.
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Co-host
Right.
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Sean Griffin
God could still question.
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Top Lobster
That's a question that we get into a lot. Also. It's a touchy subject where it's like, when you're talking about these bloodlines, it's like, how much is the blood? Like what's the delineating point for God to be like Nah. But yeah, it. 1%, whatever it is.
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Sean Griffin
But think about it, though, like, the. Even the unfortunate situation in some of those, you know, warring clans with Israel in the early days where all of them were wiped out. That doesn't mean that those children are going to be judged for eternity. Death and Lake of Fire. Like, they could still be spared by the mercy of God. Those children, they just can't propagate. They did. Well, we.
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Top Lobster
No, I really. Right. Isn't. David's. David's mother is from some. She's not from the tribe of.
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Sean Griffin
It's highly. Yeah. What happened with David's mom? What's going on there?
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Top Lobster
Yeah, like his. His father took. He. He loved this. You got to read that. But yeah, it's debated. But she's. He's definitely not like, pure. Something's going on. So I. But I don't know.
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Sean Griffin
I don't know. That's a crazy one. And there's even. I'm sorry, go ahead.
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Co-host
I just wanted to say. So on the. Maybe the way to describe that is like those who were born Nephilim and those who became Gibberim.
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Sean Griffin
Well, again, if you're in the womb and someone gives you extra hormones while you're in your mom's womb, that doesn't change. That doesn't change your spirit nature inside of you. That doesn't change your soul. Right. It just changes the body in which your soul inhabits. So it's like. That's why I was trying to make the distinction earlier, that the Nephilim birth before the flood are called unclean spirits. They're not called unclean mankind. So there's a difference. Angels are spiritual beings. They use the wombs of women to birth children. A lot of people would say, well, how could they do. And this was the actual argument back in the first second century. They were arguing, how could angels impregnate women? They're angels. They don't have corporeal form. They're spiritual beings. They're immaterial. They're wispy. Ghostlands. Right. But that's not what the Bible describes. In fact, it actually describes all the biblical angels as male. And in the book of Jubilees, chapter 15, it even says to the point they're circumcised.
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Co-host
Oh, dang.
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Top Lobster
That's crazy, because they're.
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Sean Griffin
They're men. Like, they look like men. They have real bodies. They eat real food. They just have a body made of a different substance. We have a body that was made from dirt and the spirit of God breathed into the Dirt and it became a living soul. They have a body that's made from water, breathed into the spirit of God and became a living soul. That's why they're judged for their actions too. They're just made of a different material. And this is, this is why In Luke chapter 20, verse 35, Jesus says, those who are worthy to attain to the age of the resurrection will be like the angels. And we see Jesus post resurrection. He's our forerunner. He's our example. First John 2, when he appears, we'll be like him as he is. We. He exemplifies the. The body of an angel. He can appear in the locked room. The Luke 24, the walk to Emmaus. He's breaking bread and disappears right in front of him. Him.
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Top Lobster
He even. He doesn't even look the same, does he? Because people, they don't recognize him.
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Sean Griffin
Right? Well, he. He can disguise himself, but yet he can still show scars to Thomas for convincing proofs. Right? And this is actually promised in the. In the apocalypse of Baruch, which is in Syriac and Greek Septuagint Bibles, talking about at the resurrection, not only would be able to inherit the world above, which is New Jerusalem, but you also will be made likened unto the angels in. In former respect and glory, so that you can become all, all manner of lovely shapes as you desire. So in First Enoch, Chapter 20, it describes the angels being able to change their shape as they desire.
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Co-host
People get mad at you. Yeah, dude, this is crazy because I'm so pumped that you're here.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah, they get mad because I'm going against modern Christian tradition. That which says everything that's considered spiritual is. Cannot be interacted with. I don't know if you guys have been studying how bad modern seminaries have become these days, but, like, that's why I show people by interviewing these people on my channel. I mean, I had a guy from seminary from Australia just on like last year, and he was trying to tell me that Moses plagiarized the Hammurabi law code from ancient Babylon to make the Torah. Like, he's been taught that in seminary.
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Top Lobster
Oh, that's not good.
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Sean Griffin
So, like, you know the story of Mount Sinai where God and angels come down and give words of instruction to Israel?
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Top Lobster
Yeah, yeah.
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Sean Griffin
He doesn't care about all that. He doesn't care that it says what it says in Exodus numbers, backed up by Psalm 78, backed up by Stephen's testimony in Acts, backed up. And by Peter's testimony in chapter two of Acts. He doesn't care about any of that he believes Moses plagiarized many of those principles and law from Babylon. And I'm sitting there going, bro, what? We're like, there's like a replete amount of chapters in the Old Testament telling us God was trying to make them sep. Set apart from all the ways and instructions of the nations and that they didn't actually have wisdom. True wisdom comes down from above, like James 3 talks about. And it's from God, right? It's not from these idols. Did you guys know that in ancient Egypt they had. This is the beginnings of Platonic philosophy. It's called negation. It's like. It's a form of apophatic negation theology. It's a form of philosophy that was attributed to Ra and he had principles for civil expectation for the people within Egypt. And it's called Maats M A apostrophe a t ma'. @. And it was their law. It was the law from Ra, from the wisdom of Ra. And did you guys know that it's associated in iconography with this. Let me skip forward a little bit. I'll show you the symbol. I'll skip back to some of this and explain. But I. It's too far down. Let me just say it real quick. If you ever heard of the word dejed, you ever heard of that word? So in ancient Egypt, there's the Jed Pillar and it was something that was highly lauded in all. There are, you know, hieroglyphs and their religion as being the power source that RAW ruled over the people. And it also represented their wisdom. And they used to actually put these dajeds next to the throne of the king as a representative of the Ma', at, of the actual wisdom and law and instruction of. Of RAW over the people that stood beside the king to show people we appeal to the wisdom of Ra. Now the word in ancient. In ancient Egyptian means serpent wisdom. So this is the ashra poles that you see in the books of the kings and in Samuel that they're warring against that the Israelites are worshiping BAAL and they erect the astral pole next to the throne of the king of the. The false rebellious kings because they've stopped appealing to the wisdom of God through his law. And they started appealing to the wisdom, the serpent wisdom.
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Top Lobster
It's when you hear.
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Co-host
Let me. On this topic, people will say that you shouldn't say amen because it's actually like Amun, Amun Ra. Like it's this. It's is that. Is that. Is there any veracity to that.
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Sean Griffin
No, we. We get that word amen from the word. I think it's kemet in the Hebrew, which is a word that means truth. That's where that comes from. From the Hebrew. What you're. What you've heard is a version of what's called Zeitgeist. Do you ever remember that movie Zeitgeist?
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Co-host
Oh, my God, yeah. Yeah, that's right. It. It was espoused in Zeitgeist, and much of Zeitgeist has been disproven. But this is something that people still. It's like lingering information that I guess you hear once and then you go on. And every time some Christian says amen, you go, dude, bro, actually, you're paying homage to Raw.
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Sean Griffin
I hope you know that every time you say that.
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Top Lobster
Okay, whatever.
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Sean Griffin
Zeitgeist logic. By the way, there's an incredible documentary by Chris White on YouTube that debunks Zeitgeist. I highly encourage everybody to watch that. The Zeitgeist, the logic, and the hermeneutic logic of Zeitgeist is phonetic similarities. It's like. That's all homophonic similarities. Right? So this is why there's a funny meme that used to be passed around online making fun of Zeitgeist. And it would show a package of ramen noodles, and then it would have an equal sign, and then show the Egyptian God Raw. And. And you're just like, bro.
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Co-host
That's why there's a lot of, like, phonetics research that goes into things. And it's fun, but it's like. But my brain turns off when I hear it. I can't follow it. It's. It's. A lot of. It is like this. Like you said, homophonic. I don't know if you're aware. This actually comes from the word homophobic. So, you know, it's like a lot of that. I'm like, oh, my God. Like, I can't even. This is it. Doesn't. I. I just. Something screams like, hey, just stay away from this.
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Top Lobster
This is.
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Co-host
This is, you know, a little too dumb.
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Top Lobster
It's like.
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Sean Griffin
It takes a little bit deeper study to look in how languages translate different words and things like that. And so, yeah, they actually. In. In Hebrew, the word raw, ra is a word for evil.
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Top Lobster
Oh, well, there you go. Right on the note.
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Co-host
That seems like a good one.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, it's kind of like. Kind of like Isaac is the word for laughter, and they laughed when they were promised Isaac would be born.
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Co-host
That's right. Yeah, yeah, right, right.
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Sean Griffin
There's There's a lot of Hebrew names that are just on the nose. Yeshua means salvation.
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Co-host
Oh, there you go. That's interesting. I don't know if you've ever seen some of the. The Japanese or Chinese characters, but the way that they are made up, they actually tell, like, these really fascinating stories. And. And some of the characters, the Chinese characters that, you know, talk about, like the Bible or God or anything like that. There's a lot. There's a lot of little clues. They're telling you. Like, it seems like they actually knew something.
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Top Lobster
Like, almost like the language, the written language at least, was influenced by some sort of Christianity or possibly seems like Christianity.
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Co-host
Yeah, it's really fascinating.
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Top Lobster
Can we. Can we get back to this?
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Co-host
Some of these slides you skipped.
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Top Lobster
Not just the slide.
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Sean Griffin
The.
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Top Lobster
The. The root. We have to know. Yeah, we got to know about the roots.
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Sean Griffin
The roots. This is why you see in all these different cultures, giants depicted in all their hoglyphs.
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Co-host
Oh, yeah. So that's more than likely. What do you think about them building all the massive megalithic architecture?
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Sean Griffin
I mean, in numbers 13, they're talking about the Amorites having being like grasshoppers and being as tall cedar trees. Cedar trees are like, 30 to 60ft tall.
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Top Lobster
Yeah.
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Co-host
So that goes back to the. The Inca saying that their megalithic structures were actually discovered and that they were built by a race of cannibalistic giants that were destroyed in flood waters.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. And actually, I'm. I have a unique history with that because I'm actually Chickasaw and Cherokee, partly I'm not full blood, but in the Chickasaw history, they talk about the giants that inhabited the lands here that. That. That we fought against, and they were called the Loafers. That's what their name. And they were. They had a different name. Each of the different native tribes had a different name for them, but the Chickas called them Lofas. The Chickasaw is a modern branch of the ancient Choctaw. And so this was where they talked about fighting large giants, like, three times the size of a normal man that. That inhabited this entire continent. Yeah.
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Co-host
And I believe it was Native Americans that you get some of that lore of them smoking them out, killing them, suffocating them in cave systems.
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Sean Griffin
Right.
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Co-host
I think that's a no that comes from. Yeah, that's right.
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Sean Griffin
That's right. Yeah. But this is all just an extension of biblical concepts because, guys, in the. This is in the. You know, around the days of Christ's birth, a little before the Roman emperor. What was his name? Because Of Gladiator, I want to say Maximus, but it's, it's the Roman emperor Max something. He, he writes in his, you know, his writings about going into Britannica, which was modern day England, and fighting a race of giants there with Roman armies. So that's around the days of Christ, the first century A.D. but if we look at the biblical narrative, you take it all the way back to Moses and Joshua and we're talking like 3800 BC, what was the point? They were driving them out of the land. So they drove them out of the land. Where did they go? They dispersed. They went to other places. Right. And in fact, the hornet drove most of them out before Joshua even got there, as Exodus 23 says. So there's a whole history there. And I think that's why we see stories of giants through all the nations all over the earth. Yep. And, and this is how they're made post flood. It's not because angels took more wives and had more babies through them, because that process was stopped. That process led to the flood and God was like, never again.
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Co-host
But the teachings remained.
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Top Lobster
Do you think that that process surprised God? Because sometimes God is surprised.
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Sean Griffin
I, I. From. You mean from like, I don't hold to determinism. I don't hold to like, strict forms of Calvinism. So like, I understand that God can be surprised. The language can speak about him being surprised. But like, is he genuinely. I think he's surprised when we do good. But, but I think genuinely, like, he, if he, if he made the angels and they saw the rest of creation being made, and then they're considered like the older brother who helps the younger stupid brothers that we are to like, it was designed. Life. Yeah. That's how.
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Top Lobster
Been designed to. That way.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Like, this is how the angels knew how to even teach this type of deception because they had a higher level of instruction because they got to watch things be created, you know, So I think that's fascinating to think about. I have a ton of questions. Whenever the resurrection happens, I get to ask questions in the future in heaven. I have a ton of questions for all this kind of stuff. But, but just with what we have here, it's not a, like this, this isn't the only chapter, if you look in chapter eight as well, it talks about these other angels that were teaching knowledge of the sun, knowledge of the moon, knowledge of the clouds, knowledge of astrology, you know, a whole bunch of other stuff. This is the beginning of idolatry. Like, if you read the rest of Enoch, it says that the rebus angels taught mankind to worship their sons, the Nephilim, they worship them as gods and that's the beginning of idolatry. And so it's a fascinating concept here where the pre flood Nephilim were direct offspring of rebellious angels. Those rebellious angels, Samyaza and his crew were locked in Tartarus for that transgression. Azaza was left out. He then has control over a tenth of the unclean spirits after the flood. To which that's the reality we live in today. That's what Jubilees chapter 10 says. I don't, I didn't have time to go into all of it but. And that's the reality that we live in today is that Satan and unclean spirits are trying to fool and kill. Humanities kill still and destroy. And we just have to resist them and they'll flee, right? So we, we have power over them, they don't. They can't just hold us down and make us sin. Right? They can't just hold us down and make us reject God. They entice us to do that. Right? So that's why we can reject them and they can flee. But in this day they were physically taking wives. You see what I'm saying? So this is why it's such a great transgression. And I think Azazel was wiser than all the other angels to know. Well, I'm gonna. He does commit sin. It tells him he taught mankind war. Yeah, the, the workings of metals and warfare and the antimony and things like that. It tells them he taught them, by the way, use antimony with, with gunpowder and different types of explosives.
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Co-host
It's the same thing that Odin taught was metallurgy, war, things of that nature. So there you go.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, so that's bad for sure. He's definitely going to get punished. But it's not the same transgression as like, I'm gonna force myself upon you and make a baby out of you. And that's, and that's where it's very interesting that after they taught the, the root cutting, then they became pregnant and bear great giants. So this is, this little sentence is not an accident that's put in here. It's telling you, it's literally giving you the prescription. Now I don't suggest anyone try this, but it's telling you the prescription of how they made pre flood Nephilim. Now they were big, but here's the difference they're furthering description is not that they were just giants, but that they were not men, they were spirits so, you know, like, you know, like in Mormonism, they teach you after you get resurrected, you're going to inherit your own planet and make it full of spirit babies. Yeah, yeah. That's not Christianity, by the way. That's not what Christianity teaches.
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Co-host
Shout out to the Mormons.
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Sean Griffin
Jesus teaches us that the resurrection, you're neither married nor given in marriage. You're not going to be having babies after you get resurrected. But before the flood, you had spiritual beings making other spiritual beings. This is a problem because now what, what are these 200 angels that descended in the days of Noah, They've rebelling against God's instructions. They know where they came from. They know heaven above with all the other good angels that are still there. Extremely powerful good angels right there. I, I'm theorizing that they're trying to build their own army.
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Top Lobster
This is why, I think that's why God has like, he really doesn't like the idea of fornication, doesn't just mean premarital sex. That means like sexual, spiritual sin, which sounds like what this would fall under.
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Co-host
You know, this also makes me think about how people claim in the deep underground military bases they'll like deliver Coca Cola and see, you know, catch a glimpse of a giant or something like that and. Well, yeah, I mean, if they're, if they're turning off their growth inhibitors and, and you know, they've got some sort of facility down there and they get, when they say they drive into these places, like the tractor trailer drives into these places to drop off supplies, like the ceilings are unbelievable. Like these are massive underground military bases and like, yeah, maybe they're, maybe they're making giants underground.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. I think Revelation 9 is not allegorical or symbolic. Right. I think things that come up out of the pit that look like chimeras, that are amalgamation of teeth of a lion, hair of a woman, face of a man, bodies dressed in armor, like a horse with the stinger tail. I think those were hybrid chimeras, specifically created to inhabit, to be inhabited by unclean spirits so that they can get back in the game physically and not need. Because like with possession, the human body and the mind, it breaks down, sickness quickly happens, the mind breaks, sickness takes over the body. The body is not meant to be co. Possessed like that. Right. With an unclean spirit, we can be possessed by the clean set apart spirit of God through the Holy Spirit, but we're not created to be possessed with an unclean spirit. It doesn't work. That's why we immediately start showing signs of psychosis and cancer and sickness and death. But I think that's been the, the, I think that's been the push for a long, long time is the enemy is trying to get to a place where he can create some sort of synthetic body that unclean spirits can inhabit so they can get back in the game on the, on the surface of the earth. Yep, that's what I'm saying.
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Top Lobster
You know, you're explaining Cryptids, but also we're getting into like the interface with, I, I think the interface with, you know, human, the human mind with like, with a physical matter, like a chip.
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Co-host
Of some sort or those black eyed children that abductee victims.
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Top Lobster
Let's stay on topic.
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Co-host
I mean it's all on topic.
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Top Lobster
Yeah, we're right. It's crazy. It's. Everything all right, I got a few.
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Sean Griffin
More slides real quick, so let's just. So that's, that's where I believe this all comes into play with the root cuttings. Like in the 19, like, I think it's 1918, there was a biologist in Japan that discovered gibberellins. I say discovered, he rediscovered them in modernity and he started doing a bunch of research on them. And then the, the United States military in the 1940s heard about them and started researching them. And then that's literally where we got the product miracle grow from is because of the research, it came out in the 1960s. And so there's a whole bunch of different types of this, types of growth hormones that affect plants and trees and they can actually affect mankind as well. Because guys, you know, if we believe the Bible, take it seriously. We were made from the dirt of the earth. So it's a symbiotic compatible system that we can be affected by these growth hormones. I just don't suggest anyone try this with your unborn child. You know what I mean?
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Co-host
I think I'm probably. My growth hormone inhibitor is turned.
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Top Lobster
We're short. We're short.
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Co-host
Yeah, mine was like reinforced.
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Sean Griffin
That's right.
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Top Lobster
He said he's 5 10. I was like, must be nice.
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Co-host
Must be nice, dude.
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Sean Griffin
So if anybody wants to check out Jubilees, Chapter 10 gives you a great in depth breakdown of PO immediately post flood and all the shenanigans that Noah's having to deal with and the, the more origins of the unclean spirits. But I also just wanted to, to kind of introduce. So we've already kind of introduced the idea of the ancient nations having a syncretic view of their idolatry. They spoke different languages, but they still interacted with each other. The laws of the Babylonians that I read from earlier that talked about it was a privilege to be able to do a flying, to operate a flying craft. That's from a text that was discovered in ancient India in, in the context of trade relations with ancient Babylon. So it's just a. Another wonderful proof, historical proof, that these nations did commingle not just through trade, but they. They knew they worshiped the same gods and they knew that they all had flying machines, quote, unquote, given to them by the gods to which they could traverse through the sky and to which the gods could traverse down to the earth. So then you got to ask yourself, like, what does that mean? Is that biblically backed? And I would say it's right there in Ephesians, chapter 6, verse 10 through 12. If you look at that Greek word cosmos, it's. It doesn't mean galaxies in outer space. It's not the Carl Sagan concept of cosmos. It's a Greek word, cosmos, kratos, which means the sublunary space between the earth and the moon. And this is where the unclean spirits, the principal spirits of wickedness on high. This is their domain. So when we see the ancients talking about having flying machines in which their little g gods flew, traversed in the air and descended down to the Earth, that's consistent with the, the actual Greek word cosmocratus, where the sublunary space between the Earth and the moon where the astral spirits and Satan dwell. You can literally look it up in like Strong's Greek lexicon in that, in that verse, and it'll tell you that that description.
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Top Lobster
It'll also imply that like, I guess maybe the stars are not as far as we. I. I'm not so sure about like outer space, like how far stuff actually is.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
Because in the book of Revelation, when it says that, you know, the stars will fall from heaven and come to this, from the heavens to the. To the earth. That's what they're talking about. Right.
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Sean Griffin
So everything I've been describing today, we're about to step on the biggest toe possible. Everything I've been describing today is nothing to do is not. Nothing of this story is compatible with a evolutionary heliocentric model of creation. All of it flat earth. All of it takes place inside of a firmament enclosed earth.
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Top Lobster
Everything. Everything is dome like the last couple days is all dome like stuff. So let's, let's do it, man.
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Sean Griffin
So I just, I just did a debate two, three months ago with a pastor from Denver specifically on this Topic and I go through all the scriptures that describe a circle of earth enclosed by a circular firmament, an arch shaped circular firmament. And the Bible describes seven layers of that firmament actually to which the most high is at the top layer. And that is Deuteronomy 10:14. He is the. The God of Israel who inhabits the heavens of the heavens. And so what a lot of people miss when they're reading Genesis 1 is the verse 6 through 8 where it describes the firm being made on day two. And it describes that firmament which is a structure that separates the waters that are now supported above that firmament from the earth. It calls that structure heaven. So the word like the.
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Top Lobster
So this actual, the. The dome like structure that is the firmament that supports the waters above. It's called heaven.
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Sean Griffin
The actual structure of the firmament was given a name in verse 8 of Genesis 1. And that name is the Shamayim, the heaven. So in Genesis 1:1, when it says God created the heavens and the earth, but yet the earth was still unformed, we see the rest of the earth be formed out later. He's creating the other layers of the firmament. That's why in day two he only makes the firmament that encloses us. So there is multiple, according to the Bible and according to early church fathers. If you want to pull, I, I don't have it prepared. But you can go into Irenaeus's writings in the second century. He's called Demonstration of Apostolic Preaching. He describes specifically the seven layers of the heaven that encloses us and how we're. Like I said earlier, it's like a seven story building with two basements. Right. So at the top, the top layer is the most high. That's. It's kind of on the nose. That's why it's called the most high. So there's a highest firmament in which that's where he lives. And then there's other levels. You go into other ancient writings, found the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as in the Armenian canon from the 15th century, the Testament of Levi. And it also describes the seven layers of the firmament and different angels in each layer and their jobs.
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Top Lobster
That's fascinating, dude. Yeah. So I'm gonna.
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Sean Griffin
You.
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Top Lobster
You found. I mean, I'm gonna just totally like.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, we do. In fact, I have. There's a buddy's channel that I've been. We've been doing a biblical cosmological show for three, four years now. It's called Uncommon Ground and it's on a channel it's in my recommended channels of mine. It's called West Blaze Music. Or you could just type in YouTube on common ground and the episodes will pop up. And it's all about biblical cosmology. So we've been doing that for a few years now. Just.
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Co-host
That's something that we don't touch on too much.
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Sean Griffin
The.
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Co-host
The whole flat earth theory, because it's. It's gotten so bogged down in, you know, sort of this, like, measurement thing, like curvature per square mile. And. And, you know, these, like. It seems to be, you know, they did, like, the final experiment recently, and I'm like, I don't know. I'm not looking at.
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Top Lobster
It's not showing any of it.
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Co-host
No, it's not showing. Yeah, I don't know what to make of it right now.
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Sean Griffin
I. I debated the guy who organized the final experiment.
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Co-host
There's a lot of strange things going on with that. There's, like, photos where that don't make sense and, you know, shadows that don't make sense.
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Sean Griffin
What.
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Co-host
What did you. What was your takeaway from that debate? How did that go?
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Sean Griffin
He doesn't believe the Bible. That's all. That's all it boils down to, like, the definitions of the words in the Bible. If you redefine all the terms in the Bible, you don't have a Bible. You have your own book. May as well be Thomas Jefferson and make up your own Bible. You know, like, he. He just. He and a bunch of other pastors that refuse to accept the definition of the word firmament and how it's used over 500 times in scripture. He just ignores it. He's like, oh, it doesn't mean that. Well, what does it mean? Something doesn't mean that. And you're like, but show me historically, it doesn't mean this. And I. And I go through historically and show them all, but they just. They just reject it. It's the level of cognitive dissonance I had.
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Co-host
Do you think that the. The experiment was done poorly, or do you think that it was obfuscation? It was a.
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Top Lobster
That's the question.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. I actually know the guys that went down there. I've been on shows with them. I've known them and talk with them for years. I know that one of them is an unbeliever. Jaren's an unbeliever. Austin, he is a believer. I speak with him all the time. He's a great guy. And I think that I truly believe they went down there. I truly believe that. I. I should say there I should say I truly believe they went to a destination called Union Glacier. Is it. And I. And I believe it's south of Chile. But is it in a separate continent on the bottom of a ball Earth? That's where I would love to find that. I would love to do my own independent research and find that out. Did you know that after the final experiment happened, I contacted a couple different, not. Not cruise agencies because they're mostly all owned by the same mega corporation that go to Antarctica. But I contacted like ship agencies that allow you to chart charter private ships. And I asked them and I only got response from a couple of them. And one of the responses I got back because I wanted to see how much would it cost to charter a ship and stay along the coastline of Antarctica and circumnavigate what is called Antarctica? And how long. How long would it take? Would it match the 11,000kilometer prediction of the ball Earth? How long would it take? And I was told two, three things for one, you'll never find a captain who will let you charter that, that, that ship and that voyage. Two, it'll take about three to four months on average, maybe longer. And three, it'll cost about $2 million. If you ever find a captain that will do it for you.
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Top Lobster
I mean, it's not. Only one of those things is out of the question. I guess you guys just got to find. The guy gets $2 million, I'm sure.
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Co-host
Well, why, why would, why would you not be able to find a captain to do that?
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Top Lobster
There's a treaty.
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Co-host
Well, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Top Lobster
I don't know, dude.
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Sean Griffin
Huh? Yeah.
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Co-host
No elaboration. He just went, that's not going to happen.
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Sean Griffin
In our first season of. Of Uncommon Ground Episode four, we go over all the treaty details. So the anarch treaty. And, and, and so I don't even want to get off. Off the boat.
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Top Lobster
You know, I got. We have a show. We have a show to do. Like I got to do Nephilim disco. But now I got to watch all your stuff too. It's very.
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Co-host
I have to watch all your stuff now.
- [130:37]
Top Lobster
Quite rude of you.
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Sean Griffin
We've been at this for a while, but you'll never see us in the algorithm because we, we constantly get demonetized. We constantly get blocked in certain countries. We constantly know people. Even people that subscribe to us for years have been telling us, man, I haven't gotten notifications from you guys in like a year or more. Like, I thought you stopped doing videos. I'm like, nope, we're still at it.
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Top Lobster
Just shout out. Shout out to your fan who suggested us, because. Yeah, we wouldn't. There's.
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Co-host
Honestly, Yeah. I mean, not to say that that's much of an indicator. I'm not a very. Not very bright. But I. I've never heard of it. I mean, the work that you guys are doing is like. It's. It's.
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Top Lobster
It's extensive.
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Co-host
It's extensive and it's. Exactly.
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Top Lobster
It should have been, bro. Like, this should have been brought up at least on, like, you.
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Co-host
The first, like, 10 episodes.
- [131:18]
Top Lobster
Tinfoil hat or some like. Like, other shows. Because, like, as you kind of go around this sphere of people.
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Co-host
Have you ever been on.
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Top Lobster
On Tinfoil Hat with, like, the Confessionals, Blurry Creatures? None of these things.
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Co-host
You've never been on those shows.
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Sean Griffin
I wanna. I wanna be charitable. Blurry Creatures contacted me about a year and a half ago.
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Co-host
Okay.
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Sean Griffin
We privately filmed, and then nothing happened. The. The. I didn't get a word back from it because they didn't air the episode. I didn't get word back from them for probably three or four months. And then they finally said, oh, our computers. We. We spilled some liquid on our computers and lost all the files.
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Co-host
Honestly, that's Trick in the book. Well, we have.
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Sean Griffin
I lost.
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Co-host
We lost one episode one time.
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Top Lobster
No, we didn't.
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Co-host
We thought we did, and then, like, we found it. And let me tell you, when that happens, it's like a nightmare.
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Top Lobster
I'm not gonna say anything either, but let's move on. But I. I get where you're putting.
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Co-host
You need to be. I mean, honestly, though, he needs to be on. On Tripoli show. He needs to be on.
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Sean Griffin
On. Totally.
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Co-host
People need to hear this.
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Sean Griffin
We'll talk.
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Top Lobster
We'll talk about him. About it.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. All right.
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Top Lobster
We'll figure out this out. Let's. The Golan Heights. What are we doing in Israel?
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Sean Griffin
Oh, yeah, this is the next slide here. And the Golan Heights is. This is. I'm just. This is from our 42 series where I'm just trying to show. I don't know if you're wanting to show it on screen or not, but.
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Top Lobster
Oh, yeah, I'm trying. I'm trying. I got it now. Here we go. Boom.
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Sean Griffin
So basically, this is a labyrinth. Okay, so this is one of our really popular episodes in our 42 series where I'm just trying to draw out the. This is. This goes into the religion of Babylon, into the philosophy aspect that is tied to a system of control that you see throughout history and even infiltrated into modern churches in Christianity So it's based on the concept of the labyrinth. And this is the Golan Heights. They excavated an ancient establishment there and it was from the, the Amorites and it's a, it's a labyrinth city.
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Co-host
Oh, that's a city?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, it's, that's an aerial view of a small village or whatever they excavated from the Golan Heights. Ancient Babylon. Obsessed with labyrinths everywhere.
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Top Lobster
Computer chips almost.
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Sean Griffin
Oh, yeah, that's that. Yeah, that. We talk about that in our IB series for sure. The Greek labyrinths also the, the ancient story comes from the Minotaur of Crete. Have you ever.
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Co-host
Oh, there you go.
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Sean Griffin
The story.
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Top Lobster
Yeah.
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Co-host
This is. Wasn't this also Odysseus? I don't know. Was it Odysseus? This is pretty common thing. I mean this idea of a, a Minotaur guarding the, the labyrinth. Is that where this comes from?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. So the, the ancient story is that the guy trying to save the girl goes into the darkened pathways of the labyrinth to fight the demon, the demon Minotaur whom is chasing him down and he has to get away, overcome it and save the girl. It's pretty much Super Mario World in the ancient Greece. And this is Bowser he's staring at, you know. So basically this general premise then gets replicated throughout history and we see just recently in the last 20 years, they've found one of the largest Egyptian megastructures in Aswan, which is in southern, what used to be called the Lower Kingdom or the Upper Kingdom because it's geographically, it's a higher elevation than the Lower Kingdom near Cairo. So but this was a temple complex in front of a pyramid that was a massive labyrinth and it's been built over over the years and they've just refound it recently and there's, you can watch, you know, you go on YouTube and watch documentaries about it. We review some of the documentaries in the series and we recover this and the entirety of this labyrinth. This is a real aerial photo. The entirety of this labyrinth is imagine like a four story building, but the roofs of the different layers of the building are all made of one stone slab of, of stone. Wow. So they've, they're doing their ground penetrating radars, they're doing there, there's massive columns that are filled with Egyptian hieroglyphs all covering. But the entire thing is designed as a massive large labyrinth. And the deeper that they've excavated and go into the, the deeper inner layers of the labyrinth. According to historians and according to what they've looking at with the, the GPR is you see more temples of the Egyptian gods represented inside there. It's massive. It's like multiple football fields. It's massive. Right. So this is an ancient depiction of it from.
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Co-host
Oh, wow.
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Sean Griffin
The drawings and that. What you see on the top of it is a Greek settlement that was built over it, which, you know, these are just crappy buildings on the top, but below this is one large solid slab of rock that they made the roofs with.
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Co-host
Do you think the Greek settlement would have been aware that they were on top of this thing?
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Sean Griffin
According to historians, everybody was aware of what this was.
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Co-host
All right.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, this was.
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Top Lobster
I grew up. Go ahead, go ahead.
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Sean Griffin
Supposedly this was like a very lauded. Like, I'm going to show you some quotes here in just a minute where they thought this was more magnificent than any other thing in any of the pyramids that they knew about. This was supposedly the most magnificent thing. And it was a part of the priestly district. So it was basically operated by the priests of ancient. Of ancient Egypt.
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Top Lobster
This is also like what they found underneath the. The pyramids now of Giza.
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Co-host
Right.
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Top Lobster
Those columns, they were like, oh, look what we found. But apparently this is the same thing.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Like what we would call southern Egypt, you know, like closer down towards Ethiopia and Eritrea. But they used to call it the Upper kingdom. So here we got Herodotus talking about this. He says that this was. They made a labyrinth a little above Lake Morris and situated near what's called the City of the Crocodiles. He says he saw it for himself and his deeds of wonder. Past words for if one to collect together all of the buildings of the Greeks and their most striking works of architecture, they would all clearly be shown to have cost less labor and money than this labyrinth. The temple at Ephesus and that in Semos are surely remarkable. The pyramids, too, were great, greater than words can tell. And each of them is the equivalent of many of the great works of the Greeks. But the labyrinth surpasses the pyramids also, though. Wow. He says that has 12 roofed courts, doors facing one another, six to the north, six to the south, a continuous line. I'm just going to skip through some of this. The officials, the Egyptians entirely refused to show us these, saying that they were in them the coffins of the kings who built the labyrinth at the beginning and also those of the holy crocodiles. So this is Herodotus trying to take a tour of this thing, but not being able. Yeah, he can't see all of it.
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Top Lobster
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
He says. So we speak from hearsay of these Underground places. But what we saw above ground was certainly greater than all human works. The passages through the rooms and the winding going ins and outs through the courts. Their extreme complication caused us countless marvelings as we went through the court, in the rooms and the rooms into the imperial. The pillared corridors leading into other courtyards and other rooms. The roof of the hole is stone, as the walls are. The walls are full of engraved figures. Each court is set round with pillars of white stone very exactly fitted. At the corner where the labyrinth ends, there's a nearby a pyramid 240ft high. So inside the labyrinth, underground, is a pyramid 240ft high.
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Co-host
Oh my God.
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Sean Griffin
So a 24 story building is a pyramid size in down. Like that's crazy, guys. Like this is massive, massive work.
- [138:46]
Co-host
24 story building.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. Like that's just insane. And then of course, he says this was built near this great lake Morris. Beside the labyrinth was built. The circuit of the lake is the distance of about 420 miles, which is equal to the whole seaboard of Egypt. So there apparently used to be a massive lake right next to this thing as well. We have more Strabo, 1st century. He talks about it as well. In the just in addition to things mentioned, this gnome district has the labyrinth, which is the work comparable to the pyramids. The tomb of the king who built the labyrinth. Near the first entrance to the canal and on the preceding 30 to 40 stadia, one comes to a flat trapezium shaped palace which is a village and also a great palace composed of many palaces and many a number as there were gnomes districts in earlier times. He's just explaining like the surrounding city that's been built on top of this thing. And then of course talks about the crips. They're winding numerous passages communicating with one another. No stranger could find his way either into any court or out of it without a guide. So this, they took this so seriously. One of the greatest ancient megalithic works in Egyptians history is a labyrinth to which you needed help getting in and out, to which there's pyramids to the gods everywhere throughout there. And to which many of the ancients claim that there are. You know, the evil spirits would chase you while you walk through it.
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Co-host
Right. So that brings me to my question about why the labyrinth? I'm sure that it's got something to do with spiritual implications. Is it the. Is it trapping spirits in there? I mean, why go through all. It's one thing to build this unbelievable expansive structure underground. A 240 foot pyramid all These, you know, pillars and bury the kings who started it. But why the labyrinth?
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Top Lobster
Is it, is it a labyrinth or is it, it like a, like a complex geometrical pattern that needs to be a certain way for whatever reason, you know, like, but also a labyrinth.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, I'm gonna show you real quick. Can I, I'm gonna try to share this real quick. I just googled this.
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Co-host
I wonder too if they said that the kings that, who, who built it are buried down there. Are those kings normal sized people? Probably not gigantic.
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Sean Griffin
So this, this is inside churches and outside of churches all across.
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Co-host
So that's not necessarily a labyrinth as much as it's like an energy conducting shape. This is something that you actually see on computer chips and things of that nature.
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Top Lobster
I mean, labyrinth something that you see on crop circles as well.
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Co-host
Maybe I'm confusing the word labyrinth with maze. A maze is designed to entrap the, you know, the person who's trying to solve it. Or maybe a labyrinth is designed to entrap energy.
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Sean Griffin
So as these are described according to how you. Like if you went to this cathedral on the right hand side with the, the tan floor and the labyrinth at the back of the, you can see the, the front of the cathedral, you can see the chairs for the congregants. And then at the back of it is the labyrinth where they can walk the labyrinth. And what they say that you're supposed to do. No, it's not to entrap you, it's a meditation exercise to where they say, and this is what, this is the correlation of the ancient concept from Greece. It was there you had to overcome your demons to escape. And so what they teach you in these modern practices is that you, once you enter in the labyrinth, you are supposed to look within and try to find the things that you're struggling with. And by the time you start making, you get to the center and you make your way out, you're giving it over to the universe and to your spiritual guides so they can take these, these burdens from you and that you can overcome these issues in your life. So it's now turned into a very tame meditative practice inside of modern Christian circles. But the concept is you're not asking for God to heal your heart. You're not asking for, you're actually supposed to look into your heart to find the wisdom instead of looking to God's word for wisdom. And you're supposed to look to some unnamed spiritual guide to help you once you are ready to release these things that are burdening you as opposed To Christ saying, come to me. My. My yoke is light, My burden is easy. I will never leave you nor forsake you. Put your trust in me. Follow me later, you know, lay your life down to follow me. So it's a very deceptive, ancient philosophy that has been infiltrated into modern Christianity. But it. This is not where it stops, though. So I. Perfect.
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Top Lobster
I'm just saying how perfect is it that they put it at the back so you have to pass through that in order to get to Christ, who is probably shown, you know, like right there by the altar once you get past. So it's like this is like a stumbling, a little stumbling block that they've placed before you can actually get to what you should be doing. That's nefarious.
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Sean Griffin
It's really strange, actually, that they would, if they would do this inside of a church. There's a Catholic church in my town that has one of these out in the courtyard. And it's just. It's not, in my opinion, it's not cool. But let me show you this real quick. This is from the same, you know, same series that we talk about this and I try to explain because this is historically, like I showed you, the Golen Heights settlement, It's also historically in. In the Bible in a way that we just never been told. So let me put this in the studio for you to look at. Real. Ah, so in a 13th century and 14th century Bible, the. The depictions, both of them Farhi Bible and a Taj to raw Bible from Yemen, both of them depict ancient, ancient Jericho as a labyrinth city.
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Co-host
Oh, that's fascinating.
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Sean Griffin
So do you remember in the story of Jericho, not only are they told to walk around it one day a week and then seven times on the seventh day, but they're not supposed to fight it, they're supposed to shout at it. And then the earthquake is what disassembles the walls and then the walls fall outward so they can walk straight up into it. And this is consistent because this was actually a military concept of like, it was very hard to penetrate the city and take the princes of the city and all that because you're. You're designed into a death trap spiral. And they're just shooting down from you, from above as you walk through the city. And you can't just go straight towards a specific army. You have to actually walk in this winding pattern to. Which depends on how the city was built. You may not even go the right way. And then you just. Just go into a trapped death zone where they're just gonna slaughter you because you've ran into a dead end. So this, this wasn't just a philosophy. Like this was Babylon's war doctrine as well was the labyrinth. So the, from a philosophic spiritual standpoint, the idea was you must enter the labyrinth to show your value and worth and overcome the demons. But by the way, you truly never get out of the labyrinth. It's a maze designed to entrap you.
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Co-host
So, so a war tactic that is central to Babylon's, you know, workings and then also the actual inner workings of the city of Jericho are now on the floor in, in, in many churches.
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Sean Griffin
So just as I talked about previously about the philosophy that has infiltrated the churches and getting people to stop believing parts of the scriptures in very specific areas so that there's room for other interpretations, it all leads you into a non productive way to which this is why there's nothing but argumentation. There is no, you don't even understand the end of the story anymore. And this is why we named ourselves kingdom in context. Because if you don't, if you don't understand the kingdom of God is a real place that's going to come down and sit on the earth and that's how we rule over the nations. That's how there's peace on the earth. Because you've already taken the literal nature out of anything that God says is his house or his ministering servants or your promised body after the resurrection. And you think it's all Casper land immaterial wispiness, that that's some Catholic living in the clouds. The, if the, the philosophy has infiltrated itself greatly. And I think it's an amazing concept where we serve a God of the Bible who's telling the Israelites do not turn to the right of the left, I will make your paths straight. What does he do before they even get to Jericho? He parts the Jordan river so they can walk through on dry land. You guys remember that in Joshua?
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Top Lobster
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
The priests hold the, the ark, the COVID in the center and it parts the water and it stacks up next to him and they walk by and then they looking at a labyrinth city up on the hill that they have to go fight which is a fortified city. And he goes out and tells them before we go fight them, go over here and everyone that's not circumcised, circumcise yourself. And then he that becomes, it's just kind of a gruesome detail. But he says that the, the circumcision pieces became a mound because there's a lot of people.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Sean Griffin
So I can't even imagine.
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Top Lobster
I'm not. I'm not doing it, so.
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Co-host
Oh, God.
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Sean Griffin
So that circumcision, and then they named that place where they all circumcised the men Gilgal. Do you know the ancient word Gilgal in the Greek is the word for a wheel, a circle. So here they are. And there was other labyrinth cities in Israel called Gilgal, where the. Where Bell was being worshiped. So here they are staring at Jericho, a fortified city that represents the Amorites, the Philistines, the. The Canaanites, all the people that were usurpers into the land that was promised to Shem. And this is why it's even called the land of Canaan. So this is a deep cut into, you know, the history of the Israelite literature. If you go into Jubilees, Chapter 8 and 9, it tells you, after the flood, the. The sons and grandsons of Noah, they struck up a covenant, if you will. They struck up an oath, a pledge with Noah about how they were going to get different pieces of the land after the flood. And Canaan was given a piece of land in the. The Western Atlantic side of Africa, what we would probably call, like, Namibia today. That was where it says that he was a portion a piece of land, but he says he didn't want it. Instead, he wanted the piece of land that was given to Shem, which he then went up by sedition and warfare, took it from his uncle Shem. And that's why it's called the land of Canaan. By the time we get to the book of Exodus. Wow.
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Co-host
You know, I. I do want to say. I know you said that people get mad at you and, you know, we're not mad at you, but I realize, like, I don't know that we have any Catholics left that watch.
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Top Lobster
I don't think this show. Yeah, they get. They take a beating.
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Co-host
They take a beating. And it's not. We don't. We're just exploring things. And it just so happens that, like, over and over again, you keep looking over to, like, the Catholic Church and going, what do you. What's going on over there?
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Top Lobster
I listen at the church. We go, so you got. You got Tranny's talking in tongues. So it's a little different. I mean, I guess we're not.
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Sean Griffin
I mean, sort of, kind of. I saw a podcast just recently. It was with. I don't know if it was Candace Owens or if it was. I can't remember who it was, but they had a guest on that had. That had been a part of the intelligence agencies, and they were working. And I apologize, I don't have the citation or the. Or the podcast link to take.
- [150:15]
Co-host
Oh, that's okay. You don't have to do that on this show.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. So basically, they. They said they used to work the intelligence agencies and that they were cooperating with Mossad at one point and that they. And they were talking to the Mossad agent, and the Mossad agent somehow just offhandedly said, oh, yeah, well, we. We keep tabs on, like, all types of culture in the United States. And the guy was like, you do? Why would you keep tabs on the culture in the United States? And the Mossad agent, they get to talking and he reveals. He goes, oh, yeah, we know that 88 of all Catholic bishops and priests in the United States are gay.
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Co-host
That's a staggering number. That. What?
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Sean Griffin
What?
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Top Lobster
No, that's. That's. That's probably accurate.
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Co-host
I. I didn't go to church growing up, and so I. I don't have, like, the context or the. Or the, you know, the relationship with the church like that, like, you know, childhood to look back on and go, well, that guy was a little bit, you know, weird. Is that. That's. That is astounding. 88. That's.
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Sean Griffin
Wow. So the reason I'm saying what seems like a bunch of, like, hopefully if people listen this episode, they may listen the second time and think from this perspective, listening through a second time, that I'm not just mentioning these things randomly. I'm not just trying to say, oh, here's a cool stat from history that you guys might like. All of this is the deception we're battling today. So the rainbow Mafia, it's a worldwide agenda trying to make everybody gay. And it's weird. It seems weird. It seems counterproductive to the survival of humanity, actually. Right, right. Because, you know, unless. Unless China creates those pod babies with those robots. But basically, we're talking like, how in the world are we pushing an agenda where people castrate themselves and decide to feign the act of reproduction with a biological form that can't reproduce because it's the same gender amongst the thousands of genders? So how could they? How could they. Why would they push this worldwide? Well, not only, you know, I'm sure you guys know the Bath Met, but also the ancient God in Egypt, Atum, which is another representation of Satan, said that he was a God that could change genders at will. Now, this is where I would suggest he's. If this is a representation of a fallen angel who's fooling the people as this God Atum in ancient Egypt that he's not technically changing his gender, but he is doing exactly what angels can do. They can change their forms as they desire to. To. Right, to you know, like the angels that showed up with Abraham in Genesis 18 or you know, Judges chapter two. The angel Lord shows up and talks to the people of Bethel. He's not standing there with six wings just, just magnificently filling the space, looking like an amazing awe inspiring. Like he just shows up as a man and talks to him, but they know who he is. You know what I'm saying? Same way with like a Judges 4:13. I think it is with Samson's parents. The, the wife, Manoah, she just meets a guy. She's like I met this man, he's really cool. And she goes and tells her husband. They come back and after talking with them, they do the sacrifice and the angel, the angel jumps into the fire of the sacrifice and ascends into heaven. And then they realize, oh my goodness, we just saw a holy one. Right? So like he didn't present himself as an angel with wings of shining with glory and all that kind of stuff because they don't have to because they have. So this is where I would just encourage people to study the physics of water and how it's amazing. And scientists are still trying to figure out what is actually water. Right? Like what is this stuff that. Why, why is the word in Hebrew, shomaim the word for a covering of water? That's the word heaven, the firmament water above us that covers over us. And that's the word for what. And why are ministering angels described as ministers of flame and fire? How is that anything to do with water? Oh, lo and behold, at the right frequency, water ignites into fire.
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Co-host
Yeah, we were learning that about the ability to boil water with, with, with, with frequency. Remember that? It was like yesterday or this or something.
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Top Lobster
A bell. Yeah, a bell or even a, like a certain curvature will boil water. It's right. Water. Seem water is coming up again a lot as, as show evolves. Like we're doing a documentary on a deep underground well that is hotly. I mean there's a lot of contention around it.
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Sean Griffin
But yeah, this is where I, I read John 3. 5 When Jesus says to Nicodemus, if you want to inherit the kingdom of God, you must be born of water and spirit. The average person, the Catholics especially will say, well that's just baptism. But I suggest we get new bodies like like the scriptures tell us. First Corinthians 15. It's sown mortal, it's raised immortal, it's sown earthy, it's raised spiritual.
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Top Lobster
It makes a lot of sense, man. It does.
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Sean Griffin
Wow. So I'm mentioning. I'm mentioning the concepts of ancient Babylon, its power, the little G. Gods interacting with men on the earth. I'm mentioning these concepts of how all the ancient nations, by different languages, worship the same core pantheon of gods, of which Satan is at the top. He's the only rebellious angel still out. And I'm mentioning all these things to show his law, which feigns as a poor replacement for God's law. His wisdom, which is a poor replacement for God's wisdom, is nothing but a death spiral that entraps you with his demons, man.
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Co-host
That is.
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Sean Griffin
This is why God emphatically, emphatically tells us all throughout the Scriptures, I give you good instruction. Choose life or death.
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Top Lobster
It's kind of. It's also kind of funny. Again, another side thought is that, like, you know, the. The FBI symbol for pedophilia is this.
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Co-host
Oh, this spiral, which keeps coming up over and over again and.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah, yeah.
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Co-host
And it's funny because Jesus Christ is the narrow path. Right?
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Sean Griffin
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
It's like this. That's the way.
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Sean Griffin
Not.
- [156:19]
Top Lobster
Not like this. Very interesting stuff, dude.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. So this is a little taste, I suppose, of what we talked. I mean, we do a whole several shows on Apollyon himself. I. I try to. I emphatically believe the scriptures directly tell us that the first beast is a polyon. We talk about that in both series. We talk about the second beast, which I never hear churches talk about. No one ever seems to talk about the second beast. He's. He's literally the one that starts killing people. Like, he's the one that enforces the. The. The image of the first beast, that people should worship it. So, like, I talk about who he is historically, why I believe that, how I make that case. How. It's literally in your. Your website URL. His name is in many of the URLs and the programming code because it's.
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Co-host
Wait, what? Apollyon's name or the second beast?
- [157:11]
Sean Griffin
The second beast. Yeah.
- [157:12]
Co-host
Is in the. You, man. He's just doing.
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Top Lobster
Some meat. Hopefully you'll. I mean, hopefully you'd be interested in.
- [157:20]
Co-host
Would you come back?
- [157:22]
Top Lobster
Would you talk to us again?
- [157:24]
Sean Griffin
Yeah. Yeah. Y' all are good people. Yeah.
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Co-host
Oh, man, that is. That is really interesting. All right, well. Well, Sean, where can everybody go? Because they're going to be looking after this show and they're, they're going to want more and it. You've got a whole lot more to offer. So. So where can everybody find all your work?
- [157:42]
Sean Griffin
It just came in with context on YouTube.
- [157:49]
Co-host
How long have you been doing this?
- [157:50]
Sean Griffin
It's called KIC is like. This is actually technically the. The name now, but how long have you been doing this? 2018. We started the channel and then we started our IB. Our investigating Babylon series in 2020 and then our 42 series in 2022, I believe. And so we're still in the middle of our 42 series. I still have like another 12 installments to go to where we like. If you click on posts.
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Co-host
Yeah. How often are you guys releasing content?
- [158:20]
Sean Griffin
What?
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Co-host
On any specific topic? Let's say the. The Babylon series.
- [158:26]
Sean Griffin
Well, we're done with the Investigating Babylon series. People can watch that in its entirety. But this is the schedule for us finishing the 42 series. And so we've. The next one is going to be Woman Riding the Beast. So it's actually the Investigating Babylon series goes from 1 to 21 and the 42 series goes from 21 down to 1.
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Co-host
Okay.
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Sean Griffin
So we've already done 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16.
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Top Lobster
Oh, I see.
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Sean Griffin
Yeah. And Woman Riding the Beast is all about the Catholic Church coming up soon. Yeah.
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Co-host
That's what people say in the Catholics.
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Top Lobster
I'm sorry, I delete. I delete this video from, from YouTube. But it'll be back up. I'll give you all the links when everything is done and settled and yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Co-host
If you're, if you're interested in.
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Top Lobster
Because we have also been kicked off of YouTube or at least threatened to be kicked off. So we, we go through a very heavy editing process.
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Co-host
Yeah.
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Top Lobster
In order to stay alive and maybe we could reach the amount of followers.
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Co-host
All of the things that we say say too. It was just like, we were just like, hey, I wonder if this kind of water might be good for you. And we won't even dare say what kind of water. But they were like, you're off of YouTube now. So we're very careful these days. But man, thank you for. This is. This has been incredible.
- [159:33]
Sean Griffin
I.
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Co-host
It's always nice when somebody shows up with this much well researched gravy. And especially, I mean that this is like one of those. That's going to require a. A second watch through. Especially that bit about all of the wild Vedic, you know, schematics. I mean, that's literally what they were. They were, they were schematics for Sean Thanks a lot, man. Thanks for. For reaching out. Thanks for coming on. And thank you to whoever planted that little seed because I'm excited. I'd love to have you back. And I'm hoping that we could do some more fun stuff in the future.
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Top Lobster
They're calling you the White Ed Mabry. It's very funny.
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Co-host
Oh, man.
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Top Lobster
They're horrible people.
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Co-host
They're horrible people. I hope. Please, if you go over to Sean's channel.
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Sean Griffin
Channel. Be.
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Co-host
Be respectful.
- [160:14]
Sean Griffin
Be normal.
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Top Lobster
Yeah. Where is.
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Co-host
Can you guys do that? Can you be normal? It would be lovely. I guess that's it. Do you want to.
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Top Lobster
It's been. It's been a wonderful day. We will catch you again fairly soon and until next time. Yeah, this is wild. Don't forget to obey, submit and comply. We will catch you.
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Sean Griffin
The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room. It is constantly telling us what to believe is real. You can persuade them that what they see with their eyes is what there is to see because they'll wrath in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening.
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Top Lobster
And they have.