Co-host Chris (3:04)

I'm wearing that shirt today.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (3:05)

He's wearing that shirt right now.

Co-host Chris (3:06)

That squad youth group summer camp service. We have a great guest.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (3:10)

Fridays are for the Lord. For the Lord. And we have Ed Mabry back in the building. Very happy to have you, Ed. Long time no talk. But before we do the talkings, where, where can everybody find you? Where can everybody find your stuff?

Ed Mabry (3:24)

Yeah, so you can find my stuff on faithbyreason.net that's my main website. That's where the spiritual warfare course is, which we'll be talking about in just a second. You can go there, you can become a member there and get some behind the scenes information there that's not available to the free feed people. But there's, there's plenty of stuff there for both. You can also go to my Patreon patreon.com faithby Reason if you go there, you can be a part of the Bible study that we just kicked off the second round of it, the second year, last week, last Sunday we're going to go through a whole, a whole nother year where we go through the entire Bible once a month from the spiritual, the supernatural point of view. So we're looking behind the scenes not just what, what's going on with men, but what's going on in the heavenly realm, which is like really the most important part of the story. And you get access to books and all that kind of stuff, bonus episodes, exclusive content there and you can chat with me and I can answer your questions. So Patreon is, is where to be for interaction and faithbyreason.net is where to go if you want to get all the library of content I've been making for 15 years and also again, sign up for that spiritual warfare course.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (4:32)

Awesome. Awesome. Well, this is, you know, kind of an important time. I don't know, we were going to discuss a lot of things today. I know you said the, the war with Israel and Iran and all these other things, but it's, it's more pertinent. It's, it's. And it's also more obvious how important it is every day that we march forward. Over the last, I don't know how many months, maybe like just two months, the world has gotten so crazy. You know, we're looking at a bunch of different aspects. Obviously the war is, you know, everybody's kind of white knuckling it and waiting to see where this goes. Here on Nephilim Death Squad we're looking at the manifestation of, of orbs and we're looking at the lady. Yeah, all kinds of whether it's forced biblical prophecy or genuine physical. I'm sorry, biblical prophecy. That was actually something I posted last night. Maybe we could start off with that. It's just an interesting question. It's like if all signs point to the, the fabrication of prophecy and you know, that this is something that there's a real concerted effort to try to, you know, generate and make come to pass and, and for people that doubt that you only need to look at, like let's say the red heifers, for example, you know, that's, that's an attempt manufactured.

Co-host Chris (5:44)

Like. Yes, it's so much so. Like I have a T shirt and like a little figurine of the red heifer prophecy factory.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (5:51)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (5:51)

And it's like a red cow with that printed on the side because that's what they were doing.

Ed Mabry (5:55)

Right.

Co-host Chris (5:55)

So I guess the question that you're asking, right, is if it's manufactured, does it count?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (5:59)

Does it count? That's a great way to sum it up.

Ed Mabry (6:01)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (6:01)

Does it count? What do you think about that?

Ed Mabry (6:04)

I don't. I can't. It's hard for me to think of anything more religiously prideful than trying to help God bring about prophecy. And that's been huge in, in the news and our cultural zeitgeist, you know, for several years. Even when I was a kid growing up, you know, they were talking about, you know, Israel becomes a Nation in 1948. I wasn't born in 1948. I'm not quite that old. But even since then, it's like, if we keep doing these things, we're going to bring about the mark of the beast and all this kind of stuff. And I'm like, why do you want that to happen? Now, granted, I believe in the Rapture. We're going to talk about how the rapture is being disparaged because that is a. I think that's really a part of this Hegelian dialectic we're going to go through and. Because I'm going to give you my opinion about who I really think is behind all this. And it's ain't necessarily the Jews, but in any case that, you know, they want to try to bring it about. And I'm like, I don't. As much as I want to, I would love to be raptured. That doesn't mean that like before the Rapture, things aren't going to get really, really bad. And I don't want to be. I would rather just pass away peacefully at the, at an old age, surrounded by my kids. I Don't want to go through this. So I'm not trying to bring. I don't want the Antichrist to come. People are. When you're trying to bring about this, this, the. Exactly. The third Temple and the red heifers, you're not doing that for God. God. That temple is not needed for God. There will not be another temple from God, from Jehovah until the millennial reign. That's when there's the third Temple in Ezekiel. This, this act, this temple is not a holy temple. It's a temple for the Antichrist to desecrate. So you're not trying to bring about the advent of Jesus. You're trying to bring about the advent of the Antichrist. I don't want to meet that sob. I'm not interested in bringing and helping the Antichrist come to this world. And it really, I don't say stuns me, but it's. I find it remarkable that there are so many quote unquote Christian pastors just gleeful about helping bring about the apocalypse. I'm not, not only do. Am I not gleeful about the apocalypse, neither is God. God does not. We've probably talked about this before, but God does not like the judgment. He does it because it's necessary, because he's just. And he has to actually render justice. But he's not. He's not sitting back on his throne like, oh, I can't wait to slap the crap out of everybody. He would rather not. I mean, his goal is for us to be with him and to have a good relationship. He does just like a parent. I mean, we're all parents here. I don't look forward to punishing my kids. I have to when they, when they step out of line, because I'm doing it for their sake. But I would rather just hang out with my kids, have fun, play some baseball or football, roll around with them, tell jokes. That's what I want to do with my kids. I don't want to punish them. Neither does God. He, God is not looking forward to slapping us around. He's looking forward to getting that out of the way so we can spend eternity with him. So just to bring it back before I go off on too many other tangents, the idea of doing the red heifer thing, doing all this and being gleeful about this war in Iran because some people think it's fulfilling the prophecy against Elam in the Old Testament and all that kind of stuff, if it happens, sure, it's going to happen because it's been prophesied but why are you happy? Why are you going all Lindsey Graham about it? And I, I just think that's, I think that that's an issue. That's, that tells, tells me more about your mentality and you thinking you're going to help God bring about prophecy.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (9:08)

Well, what do you think about this, Ed? What do you think about that? That moment that came to pass not long ago where there was some reports filed with whatever the, the, the, the part of the military, it's almost like HR that handles like religious complaints and discriminatory complaints. And these soldiers were in a debriefing of sorts where their higher ups were telling them explicitly, and they filed reports on this afterwards, explicitly that God has ordained this holy war and, and has anointed Trump and that this is going to bring about the second coming of Christ. This is what they're saying in the American military.

Ed Mabry (9:45)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (9:45)

And I mean, what, what do you make of that?

Ed Mabry (9:48)

First of all, whoever's saying that, Dave, forget my language. Well, I'm a nephilim deskwalk. You've got some balls on you if you're gonna make that statement because you are speaking for God. And if you are not speaking, if God didn't tell you to say that, and I firmly don't believe he did. You know, if you go back to the Old Testament, what was a punishment for a false prophet? Death. Being stoned to death. You don't want to say thus saith the Lord, unless you are absolutely 100 sure, because you will deal with the consequences of it. I mean, we're not under the law, so there won't be direct stoning, but God's going to handle that justice, so to say he ordained a war. And they're, they're saying this not because I, I feel very comfortable saying that. I don't believe God ordained this war. He doesn't ordain this, this kind of conflict. We can go back to the, to the, the promised land where he, he didn't even ordain the, the battles to bring the promised land back. He just told them, you've got to get the, get rid of these guys. This is not by ordain. You're almost saying he's advocating for it. No, God does not want these things to happen, but he knows that sometimes they do. Doesn't mean he's, he's gleeful about it. Like, yeah, like I said, God is not Lindsey Graham. He's not like, you know, bloodlusting for it. So to say that goes against the nature of God, the character of God. So you're speaking about God and, and you're misrepresenting him. You're taking the name of the Lord in vain. And that's what that means. I know some people, I grew up thinking taking the Lord's name in vain means saying God damn. No, that's not. First of all, God is not his name. God is a, is a title. Elohim. His name is Yahweh. Yahuwah. Yeah, Yahweh, Jehovah. But taking his, taking his name in vain means making his name of none effect, falsely represented. So when you go to a bunch of soldiers and I feel bad for a lot of these guys because I don't. I think they're not fighting a war to protect America. I think they're fighting wars for other reasons, but to go to them, to try to motivate them, because I know a lot of people in the military tend to be very religious, Christian, and telling them, oh, you're fighting on behalf of the Lord. And you're. First of all, you are manipulating them. You are lying to them and you're lying to them by saying you're representing God. And again, you have to have some serious balls. You have to actually be a full blown atheist because you have to have no doubt that there, that there isn't a God. Because if you even had a 1%, if you thought that was a 1% chance there was a God, you're like, you know what, maybe I shouldn't do this because there's that 1% chance I'm going to be a charcoal briquette for eternity. But yeah, there, yeah. So I, I think that is extremely ballsy and unfortunately they're going to pay the consequences for it.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (12:19)

It's an insane move and it only stokes these fires, like, whatever we've been immersed in this last, these last couple of months in particular. I mean, it's been a real fast ride up into this point. But it seems that the developments on the, I don't know, false prophecy side of things is exponential.

Co-host Chris (12:36)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (12:36)

You know, as we go forward and, and that was like a real big tipping point and it continues to get crazier. We got this guy, Scott Walker, Walter Rather, a TV show host. He's on a podcast with Randall Carlson and it's hosted by the Y Files, which is a big show. I don't know if you know this, but the producer of the Y File started following me. Oh, really? Yeah. And he's talking about, this guy Scott is talking about how he, he recovers a jar it's filled with green liquid.

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David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (14:14)

And inside of it there is a scroll that's written by. I'm putting this in air quotes for the audience, written by Jesus Christ. And it admits that he is an alien from Arcturus, whatever the hell that is, who has or will be cloned. And that there is an upcoming event and it may be the arrival of some sort of alien species or something like that. June 6th at 6:00pm of SO666. There you go. And it also does a number of other things. It says that, you know, aliens are real. It also says that there is a. There is in fact a divine feminine, which is something that we've been wrestling with, you know, pretty immensely here on this show. We have these, these seasons that we go through where we get tenacious about one thing. You know, maybe it's Timothy Alberto, maybe it's something else. And then we let it go and we move on. Lately it's been this divine feminine thing because I think it's a huge deception. I think we're going to see the implications of it come to pass. So all of that, just to say as we're getting ready for, you know, this, this holy war and, and that's going to bring about the second coming of Christ and all these different insane things. Here now is this moment in time where we have a scroll, we have an ancient scroll to back these new age ideas. And, and we talk a lot about the Antichrist, right, and how it's going to be something that is in place of Christ that is close but no cigar. That's going to be, in my opinion, a Christ that everybody's going to be able to compromise and agree on. You know what I mean? If you're pagan, if you're Wiccan, if you're agnostic, if you' this will be close enough that you'll go, oh, okay, yeah, we were basically right, but we were just off about some details. Jesus was real, but he was an ascended master. Jesus was real, but it's Christ consciousness. Jesus was real and he's an alien from Arcturus. I mean, what do you, what do you make of this? Especially the idea of finding a scroll that's allegedly written by Christ.

Ed Mabry (16:12)

Yes. So let's start with, with this. The, this goes back to the whole reason I started Faith by reason X number of years ago. And the whole purpose of it is to help you understand who God, who Jehovah is and have an intimate relationship with him so that you can. So if, because if you know who he is, then you know who he is not. And you can, you can dismiss all this false nonsense. God will never contradict Himself. The Bible would not contradict itself. So if some, if so if someone comes to you with any piece of information, an emerald tablet, a, A scroll soaked in green liquid or whatever, and it contradicts the word of God, you have a choice. You can believe one or the other. You cannot believe them both. So you cannot believe that Jesus is a gnostic Ascended Master and also believe that he is the. The. That he was God on earth, the co. Creator of the universe, that he is the part of the eternal triune Godhead. Both of those things cannot be true. He cannot both be who he said he was in the Bible and who he says he is in these gn big text. So you got to pick one. You have to decide. And if you're a Christian, hopefully you're deciding on behalf of the Bible. But Jesus said himself, you know, many will come in my name saying I am the Christ and will deceive many. And he said this directly referring to the last days in Matthew 24 when. And also it's also in Luke and Mark when his disciples come to him and they ask him two questions because Jesus talks about how the temple is going to be destroyed. And they say, okay, when will these things occur? The destruction of the temple. But the second question is, what will be the sign of your Coming and of the end of the age. So there. So you're talking about when will the temple be destroyed? 70 AD and also, what's going to be. What is the world going to be like right before your second coming. And Jesus says, first thing, take heed that no man deceive you. That's the first thing he said. Deception. For then many will come in my name saying I'm Christ and will deceive many. So this is prophetic that people are going to come and say, well, this is the Christ. And remember that Christ is not Jesus's last name. Christ is. It means the Christos in Greek, the Anointed One, or the Mashiach Messiah in, in Hebrew. So they're saying, many come in my name saying, I am the Messiah, I am the chosen one. I am the one who's coming to redeem the world. Not that they are necessarily the Jesus of the Bible, but I am the Messiah. So just keep that separate. So, yeah, I do believe that this, all this Gnostic stuff and the Antichrist, he's going to come saying, I am the Christ. He's going to say, I am the Messiah. Not that I'm the Jesus of the. That the Christians believe in. No, no, no, I'm the, I'm the. I am the Messiah. And Jesus told the Pharisees, he said, I come in my Father's name. And I'm paraphrasing and you reject me, another will come in his own name and you will receive him. And he's again referring to the Antichrist. So you have to take all of these things with that in mind. You have to make a decision. Either the Bible is true or it's not. If it's true, then you need to know it and reject anything that differs from it. If you don't believe the Bible's true, which is, you're right, then you can go off on all these different rabbit trails and believe all these different things about Jesus. It's funny, I was watching. It was a clip from a movie. It just came into my feed and it says, no, this guy destroys Christianity. And it showed a clip from some movie. I don't even know what it was, but there was this lady teaching a class full of students and they look Middle Eastern and she was like a stereotypical intolerant Christian type. And she's talking about, well, you people don't believe in Jesus. And this guy, apparently he's a Muslim. He said, yes, we do believe in Jesus. We, we love Jesus. He was a prophet. He was, you know, He. But the Bible is altered to, to misrepres by man and, and, and then no. And he's basically humbling her, destroying her. I'm like, okay, no, he's not. First of all, Jesus was not a prophet in the Bible. He was not just a. A man. He was the Son of God. So you cannot say I love Jesus and, and then deny what he said about himself. Jesus claimed he was God. And I heard this all through college. Jesus never said he was God. Jesus said he was God all the time. Eight times. I mean, seven times in the book of, of Gospel of John alone. When he says, I am. I am the. I am the light, I am the resurrection and the life. I am living water. I am. He is. He's not just saying I am because he's identifying himself. He's saying that I am the voice of the burning bush, my terrible Hebrew. I am that I am. He calls himself the I am multiple times. And if you don't believe me, the Pharisees come to your rescue. Because when he gives one of those I am statements, they pick up stones to stone him. And Jesus asked him directly, why are you stoning me?

Co-host Chris (20:43)

I'm just pulling up this clown. This guy consistently wants to debate Matt and he's. It's funny. I sent this to David the other day because this is what he's claiming. And I'm like, you're.

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Ed Mabry (21:33)

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Co-host Chris (22:03)

you're leading a flock of people and this is what you're claiming. It's buried. We're in dangerous times, and it's. Yeah, it's all over the place. But basically he's saying that Jesus was not God. And I'm like, right, dude?

Ed Mabry (22:13)

Yeah. Well, just to finish that sentence, he asked the Pharisees, why are you stoning me? And he said, we stone you because you, being a man, claim to be God. So Jesus said he was God. Jesus friend said he was God. Jesus's enemy said he was God. So my whole point is that that's what Jesus said. And if you believe that, great. If you don't believe that, you don't have to, but you can't. You have to make a choice. You can't conflate the two. You see the one or the other.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (22:35)

Yeah, yeah. Well, this is, this is the, the doorway, right? I mean, this is that important detail. You know, it's. It's. Who is Jesus Christ? This is something that I've been kind of wrestling with lately because as a conspiracy theorist, I've spent a lot of time, you know, examining the counterfeit and, and being new in my walk with, with Christ, I've not spent nearly enough time studying the real thing. And it's becoming glaringly obvious to me as we move forward in time that a lot of things are going to present, you know, like we've been talking about as Jesus. One of the things that is. Is currently presenting, I don't know if you're aware of this, as the Holy Spirit is this entity that we've been talking about quite a bit on this show. There's a gentleman named Chris Bledsoe. He and his son, for, you know, just a thousand foot overview, have been abductee experiencers. They've experienced this alien phenomenon. Alien in air quotes, because.

Ed Mabry (23:29)

Is this the Bledsots? That. Is that him?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (23:31)

Yes, yes. And these guys, I think they. Cool name, by the way.

Ed Mabry (23:35)

That's a great name for the show.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (23:36)

Great name.

Ed Mabry (23:37)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (23:37)

Great branding.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (23:38)

And I, I think they're good guys, and I think they've been beat down for so long. I think they had a real experience and I think that they went through this, this, you know, this season where no one would even believe that they had the experience. So they had to become really grounded and they had to dig their heels in and kind of, you know, stick the middle finger up to people. And now that people are finally coming around to the fact that they had some sort of experience, because the Bledsoe's now famously were able to predict that there would be this incursion of orbs when Israel and Iran went to war with one another, and that this would all take place around this time. That the star of Regulus or Regulus I, once a day, I don't know how to pronounce Regulus. Yeah, okay. Is going to align with the Sphinx and it's going to turn red. And that actually is a, a predictable astrological phenomenon. And it's coming up this April 6th. You know, astrologists or astronomists, whichever ones aren't gay, they've been able to predict that this is, is going to happen. And it just so happens that now Israel and Iran are in this war. It also happens that we're seeing these orbs. So now when people are actually acknowledging, okay, you guys had a real experience or something to this, they're not going to listen if you go, this thing is not what it says it is. And what it says it is is fascinating. So it says it's Mother Mary. It also says that it's Hathor, which is an Egyptian goddess. It also says that it's Isis and Ishtar. And it has plenty of names, keeps going on and on, including the Holy Spirit. So, you know, before I pass the ball to you, in the Bible, in the book of Jeremiah, it talks about the queen of Heaven. And, and it. This is widely regarded as Ishtar. It even goes as far as to say that women making offerings to the queen of heaven provoke the anger of God. So it's not a positive connotation. It's mentioned very little in the Bible Book of Jeremiah. Seems the only place that it is. And it's only in a negative connotation. And people have widely accepted this to be a description of Ishtar or Isis. So this entity is identifying itself as Ishtar. It's also identifying itself as the queen of. I mean, I'm sorry, the Holy Spirit. And it is. Told him.

Co-host Chris (25:41)

I'm pretty sure that that's, that's considered blasphemy.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (25:44)

I think that is considered blasphemy. Yeah. So, you know, this thing right now, it's, it's getting a lot of traction because it's, it's managed to predict all this stuff. And I think this is going to be a huge aspect, this divine feminine aspect is also going to lead a lot of people astray. What are your, what are your thoughts on that?

Ed Mabry (26:03)

Wow. So much. So, first of all, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. I think I, I was listening to One of your shows, I think you guys were talking about that. So just a definition. Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is attributing something that the Holy Spirit is doing to the, the evil ones. So because Jesus says this directly when he's casting out spirits, the Pharisees say, well, he's casting out spirits, he's casting out demons in the name of Baal's above and Jesus that's blaspheming the Holy Spirit. That's take. That's basically attributing to the Holy Spirit the works of the devil or vice versa. So yes, that is def. Definitely as far as a female spirit is concerned. Yes, absolutely. I, There is right now, I think the spirit of this age is. They're all. Is Anani, when you go back to the Mesopotamians. But it's also, I take it back to, to Revelation. The woman who rides the beast.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (26:51)

Yep.

Ed Mabry (26:51)

I mean, so this is just, all of this is just telling me we are close. I mean, I know every generation has thought they were the terminal generation. We've all, you know, we go back 100 years, 200 years. They always, oh yeah, we're the last. We're at the end. Times are here. And I believe that too. And I could be wrong. Maybe we'll go on for another couple hundred years, but I doubt it because everything is happening so quickly and everything is falling into place. And it's almost, it's not almost like. It's like a script is being followed script that we, we were told about 2,000 years ago when the book of Revelation, you know, again the woman rise the beast. That's two chapters are on her in the Book of Revelation. So clearly there is a feminine spirit. There's a spirit of false religion that was started by Simaramus. So all of these names, Ishtar, Astarte, Ashtaroth, the Queen of Heaven. These are all Semiramis. Yeah, they are all. Now granted, yes, they are. Let me, let me rephrase. They are the, they are the representation of samurais. I do believe they're. There are actually an actual fallen angel. Fallen Elohim, that, that has these names in this. The actual entity behind it. And remember, Elohim angels, they're. They're. They don't have a. They don't have a. They don't have a gender. They're. They're, they, them. No, but, no, but seriously, they, they don't have a sexual gender. So they can present as male or female. Now in the Bible, all the holy angels present as male not because they have male genitalia per se, but because they occupy the role of the male protector, provider, ministers. That's what, that's what the good angels do in the Bible. They're always in the role of protecting, providing, ministering, serving. And that's a male role. That's why they present as male. However, you will also see female entities in the spiritual realm. If you look in the book of Zechariah, he sees a vision of two women with wings like a bird carrying a woman, a woman in an epoch or a, in a basket. And they call her Wickedness and they go to build her a, a shrine in, in the land of Shiner in Babylon. So these are also, these are, these are female presenting so angels and they're fallen angels because. Because they have wings like a stork. And a stork is an unclean bird. So all that to say, yeah, that spirit is there. Oh, so wow. Is an unclean bird historic? Yeah. You know when you have the clean and unclean birds in Leviticus.

Co-host Chris (29:15)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (29:15)

You know, clean birds are, you know, doves are clean, chickens are clean. The thing, things that you can either consider clean, unclean. The stork is an unclean bird. If you, if you go to Leviticus,

Co-host Chris (29:26)

any correlation with that and the symbology of the stork bringing the baby, kind of that, that idea probably.

Ed Mabry (29:33)

You know, I haven't, haven't looked in that directive. That would, that would not surprise me at all.

Co-host Chris (29:37)

I got it. Yeah, that's a deep dive for another episode.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (29:41)

What you're saying is real quick.

Ed Mabry (29:44)

So the whole thing with like, you know, Mary, you know, the Catholics, and we're going to talk about them in a bit.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (29:48)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (29:49)

They call, they refer to Mary as the Queen of Heaven. And like, why doesn't anyone see this do. Well, because again, I don't want to. I hate when I have to have to keep seeming like I'm bragging on Catholics. I don't have a problem with Catholics. I love Catholics. I love every. I want everyone to come to Christ. My problem is, I will say the Vatican, they call her that. I'm like, is no one. Because you're not encouraged to read the Bible on for yourself. I know this. I'm married to a former Catholic. My best friend is also a former Catholic. I have a good friend now who's really smart, brilliant guy, high, you know, graduate level degrees. And whenever I confront him with something, well, the Bible doesn't say this. He said, well, my priest said, I'm like, I don't ask you about your priest. I asked you, you say. And he's like, no, I was deferred to their priests. How do you miss this? How do you see what you just said, Raven? Where the Bible in the book of Jeremiah clearly puts the Queen of Heaven in a negative connotation, yet you call Mary the Queen of Heaven and you quasi worship her and you pray to her. What?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (30:45)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (30:45)

What are you not getting?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (30:47)

That's. It's crazy because, you know, even in the. In the miracle of Fatima or Fatima, remember that whole spiel, I forget it takes place in South America somewhere. And like. Like this thing that presents itself as Mother Mary.

Ed Mabry (31:00)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (31:01)

It appears and it's verified by, like, an insane amount of people. It's like 7, 000 people. Maybe more than that. I mean, I'm just pulling a number out of my ass. I know it was in the thousands, and I think 7 was associated. But, you know, it reliably shows up over a long period of time, says it's going to be there at a certain time of day, appears as like a spinning silver disc, and then manifests into a woman and, you know, performs. I don't know if it performs miracles. There's even this. This image that's taken where somebody claims to have taken a picture of her. And recently somebody was able to zoom in for the first time in history on the pupil of this picture, and you can see the people that are there in the reflection of the eyeball, the people that are beholding, you know, this spirit. So it's like. I mean, yeah, like you said, this is a negative connotation and widely accepted as Ishtar. And the Catholics are going around calling her Mother Mary. And it's like, I don't know, man. Every time I look at it, people get real upset with the Mother Mary thing.

Co-host Chris (31:54)

And it's gonna ask you something, Ed.

Ed Mabry (31:56)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (31:57)

As far as, like, Chris and Ryan Bledsoker, because they're big proponents of pushing this. I get they'd be partaking in blaspheming the Holy Spirit. Right.

Ed Mabry (32:06)

Hands down, they may be doing it unawares. I don't think they're doing it intentionally, so. So what they need to understand, hopefully they. They do, is that they can still repent of it. So let me go back to that, because this was a big thing when I was growing up, you know, because Jesus says, if you blaspheme the Holy Spirit, you know, there's no forgiveness for you. And I'm like, oh, I got to be careful. I can't Say anything, but keep. Here's one thing people have to understand about. When Jesus was on earth, there were no Christians yet because he hadn't died and resurrected. He was speaking to people who were under the law. And he was. So that. That's really something that people need to keep in mind because there's a big movement out right now about disparaging the Apostle Paul and saying that Jesus and Paul spoke different messages and they had different gospels and that you should reject Paul because match it. Because Paul is all about faith. You know, believe in your and you're saved. And Jesus talks about doing good works, loving your enemy, so forth and so on. And they see that as a. A disparity where Paul's like, just believe. And Jesus is like, no, you have to do stuff. And what religion do we know is always wanting people to do works in order to be saved?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (33:07)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (33:09)

Anyway, so. But what they don't get is that Jesus was talking about the law. He was telling people how to perfectly obey the law and show them that they cannot do it without him. Because when Jesus was the whole, the Beatitudes, Matthew 5, 6 and 7, Jesus ends it by saying, therefore, be perfect, as your Father in heaven is perfect. What Jesus is saying is that if you want to get to heaven on your own, you have to be perfect. You have to love your enemy. You have to turn the other cheek. You have to do all these things. And people were astonished because they were like, we can't do all that. We thought we were doing well with the law. Jesus says, no, you have to be perfect. We can't be perfect. Exactly. That's why I've got to die for you. That's what Jesus was saying. And then Paul was a just. Is amplifying that Jesus died for you. He fulfilled the law. The first eight chapters of Romans is just a systematic Christianity, systematic theology saying Jesus did all of this. Now you just believe and take that gift. So I mean, that's. That it's really important that people understand that. So when he says blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, meaning that if you don't. If you. The only way a Christian can blaspheme against the Holy Spirit is if you don't believe that he was the. The mechanism for salvation. If you don't believe that believing in Jesus and the works of the Holy Spirit through Jesus are saves you, then no, you can't be saved. You can't be forgiven. You cannot be forgiven. If you don't believe that Jesus died for your sins, that the Holy Spirit Raised him up on the third day. That's. And yes, you're right, it's impossible to be forgiven for that because you can't, you can't get forgiveness without Jesus.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (34:43)

So that's the way that those, those scrolls that were found or whatever in that jr One of the things says that Jesus didn't. This is the big revelation that, that Jesus said, right? Here we go. Quote air quotes Guys, I'm not attributing this to Jesus, but this was claimed. He didn't die on the cross. He slowed his heart rate until it was perceived that he was dead. He held his breath and then he was, interestingly enough, I do believe it says was rescued by his mother who came and took him out of the tomb. He was alive. He had just slowed his heart by his wife. Was it his wife? Is that what it said?

Co-host Chris (35:21)

That's what it said.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (35:23)

And, and just for clarification purposes, earlier I talked about that, that, you know, instance of, of Fatima, it's actually called the Miracle of the Sun. So this is actually really fascinating. Portugal, October 13, 1917. The sun appeared to spin change colors, blue, yellow, red and zigzag erratically across the sky, seeming to plunge towards the earth before returning, all while casting multicolored lights and drying the wet ground. The celestial event was promised by the Virgin Mary when she appeared to three shepherd children as proof of her apparitions. She said, in other words, to prove that this is happening, this follow up event will happen. And this was seen. Get this by 70, 000 people.

Ed Mabry (36:11)

Wow.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (36:11)

70, 000 people witnessed the miracle of the sun in fatima, Portugal on October 13, 1917. Everybody from from skeptics to believers, journalists, all kinds of people. 70, 000 people. And to me that just says this. This deception has been like a seed that's been planted and watered for I think this generation because it's so overwhelming right now. This divine feminine aspect that keeps, you know, showing its head, you know, culturally, but also supernaturally in so many different ways.

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David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (37:16)

of the things that, you know, I think this will kind of bring us to this, this discussion about Iran versus Israel. One of the things that this entity, the Lady Ishtar, you know, Hathor, all the different names it goes by says is going to come to pass is when this star, regular Regulus regulus, aligns with the sphinx and turns red. Which interestingly enough, a day or so ago they found another sphinx.

Co-host Chris (37:43)

Oh yeah, they found. No, no, they found a buried one. Now they found a megalithic structures beneath a second sphinx.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (37:51)

A second sphinx, right. So like, you know, it's just like, man, just keep piling it on. When this event happens, which is April 6, that there will be, I believe, a nuclear exchange between Israel and Iran that will be intercepted. I could be mincing it, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is, intercepted by orbs that they were going to show up. And, and this is where we're going to get our big savior narrative from, which is hugely troublesome because we're so immersed in unironic paganism, unironic, you know, witchcraft, unironic Gnosticism and New age practitioners that when this comes to pass, this is a no brainer. Nobody's going to stop and say, well, I've been programmed by Hollywood for the last 70, 80 years to have these ideas about what an alien is, what a UFO is and all this other crap. They're gonna buy this hook, line and sinker. It is to me. It's going to be a, a great deception. And look man, this is what I'm talking about. You said it earlier that you know, it looks like all of these things are converging. You have this spirit of the divine feminine, like when we're talking about is it really prophecy if they manufacture it? I would say on in to that statement alone, no, but in the greater context of things where it looks like plans that were laid hundreds, if not thousands of years ago are finally coming to fruition and all of these elements are on stage all at once. And it's at a global scale. The evidence that I see with my eyes tells me, well, this is, this is global. And so would the Bible not write about, you know, a giant global fake apocalypse where they were going to fix all this stuff first and then later. So I don't know man, it's, it's really, it's, it's confusing. It's a confusing time.

Ed Mabry (39:39)

Let me clarify something because I think I said earlier that, you know, you, it's that if you manufacture prophecy, it's not real. Prophecies. Let me clarify that. What I, what I mean by that, Let me, is that you cannot, you're not going to force God's hand. You're not going to make Jesus come back before God's anointed time. Now maybe so maybe God's anointed time is, you know, seven years from now. Exactly. Or whenever, if the Tribulation starts next week. But you're not, you, you didn't do it yourself. You aren't. Like, if God says, you know, I'm planning on coming back in 2035, oh no, now I've got to come back sooner because these guys. There's a red heifer. No, that's not what's happening. All these, these things have been prophesied and they, and, and the, the enemy is trying to bring back that false apocalypse. I mean that, that's my first book. You can get it on, on my website now. It's a short read. I call the false apocalypse Satan's bitcon Before the Tribulation. So yes, I absolutely believe there will be a false apocalypse before the judgments begin and during that seven year period. And I, I outlined it in that book. And yeah, it's not going to be real, but here's something that they really keep in mind, that as much as we, I'm a prophecy buff, I know you guys are into it as well, and there's tons of them all over the world and we're, I wouldn't say we're guessing, but you know, we're trying to fit the pieces together and, and, and by fitting those pieces together, we think we're pretty close. We're not the only ones doing that. The entities, that fallen entities, they know more better than we do. They can see into more dimensions that, than we can. So if, let's say for the sake of argument, we are in like the, the terminal generation, we, we are within a few days, months, years of it's all happening. You think they don't know that?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (41:15)

Right?

Ed Mabry (41:16)

They can't stop it because this is, you know, this is God's will. But what they can do and what they have been doing, Raven, what you've said, they've been preparing for it. Maybe they knew 100 years ago. Okay, we've got 100 years left. We need to kick this into high gear because we have to do what we can to try to subvert this to our own means. So they start with, with, with Fatima and they, and then the movie. You've noticed how many technology has exploded in like the years, like We've gone from, you know, going by at the speed of horse and back in sailboat all the way up to, you know, to traveling at the speed of sound and communicating at the speed of light over the Internet. So it's massive how much knowledge has grown. And so maybe they believe, okay, we've got to kick things into high gear. And one thing John Lenhardt always says is that if you look at these entities, they don't want the end times to happen. They want to just. They. If you knew that. They know that God is going to judge them. So if you knew that you were going to go to jail, let's say that you were found guilty, and the judge says, okay, you're. You're under house arrest for a couple months, and then you're going to jail. You want that house arrest to last for as long as possible. The last thing you want to think about is actually going to jail and getting your punishment. These entities, they. I don't think that Satan and the fallen angels are anxious for the apocalypse. I think it's the opposite. They want things to continue as they're going on, because the longer it goes, the longer time they have without being punished. But if you know it's happening, if you know, okay, next week I'm going to jail, what are you going to do? You're going to take care of all your business ahead of time. You're going to have all the fun you can have. You're going to do everything you can to fulfill your wishes before the end times. They know that they are doomed. They're. They're not under the illusion that they're not going to spend eternity in the lake of fire. What they're trying to do is thwart God's plan to whatever degree they can. So, so when you talk about this, this regulus and, and all these signs in the heavens. They know about the signs in the heavens. That's. That's what Simramus and Nimrod appropriated to set themselves up as the false Trinity. Jehovah put the Maseroth, the message in the stars, you know, in the skies for a reason. And that was a mnemonic that he taught to Adam, who, Which Adam taught to everyone else. You know, starts with Virgo, the Virgin, the seed of the Woman. Then you go through all the different constellations and the Scorpio, which is the, you know, the bad guy, Sagittarius, who's pointing his arrow at the, at the, the. The Draco, the, the. The Dragon star and the Scorpion. Then all ends With Leo, the line of the tribe of Judah, the second coming of Jesus. Well, they knew this. So within Semiramis says, okay, I'm fulfillment of this. I'm the queen of Heaven. Nimrod is the Father God, and our son Tammuz is this divine child, that which represents Pisces and all that. So they knew this and they absconded with it. So they know, excuse me, appropriated it. So they know all these signs in the heavens. And I'll end with this and let you guys talk. There is a guy I mentioned before, Josh Peck. He has, he has a, a show and he talks about. He's an author. He was on Skywatch TV for a while. I don't know if he's still there, but he has a book where he's talking about the Spinal Jubilee. Him and I think Ken Johnson is his partner's name. But they looked at the Dead Sea Scrolls and they found the, the writings of the Essenes. And the Essenes have mapped out all the jubilees. And they said that last week, I think of March 16 was the beginning of the final Jubilee, the final 50 years before the millennial reign of Christ. If that's true, it may be, it's fascinating. It may be true, it may not be. But they've done their research and it's, it's interest interesting. If they're correct, then that means at most there's 50 years left. And Jesus came in the final jubilee of the law. But that Jubilee ended in 70 AD but it started 50 years before that. So Jesus started his ministry at the beginning of the, of the last jubilee of the Law. And so that, so it doesn't necessarily mean that the, that we're going to have to wait 50 years for everything to be fulfilled. It could happen early in, in this last Jubilee. But my point is that if this is true, the fallen entities know this as well. And they know. Okay, time's wrapping up. We've got to kick everything in the high gear.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (45:16)

Yes.

Ed Mabry (45:17)

So keeping that in mind, prophets, these entities know prophecy and they are deceivers and they could use that to, to be deceptive towards us.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (45:26)

Yeah, well, I mean, that's the thing is we're in such a season now where things are really speeding up and I, I struggle. I mean, I don't know that I could have ever imagined this. It's not just like the news cycle. It feels like the days are flying and I don't know that I could have imagined this feeling. So I'm struggling to imagine it getting any faster. You Know what I mean? Like, I don't know how crazy that things could possibly get here. You're talking about signs in the sky. I mean, check this out. This was over Texas. So every day that we wake up now, there are these meteors. And we're just calling them meteors because, you know, we're trying not to jump to any conclusions here. You know, a fireball scene streaking over Austin, Texas. Every day there's a new one. I think even the news came out recently. Some local news mapped him out, and a day or so ago, it was 11 really substantial sightings in. In short order, less than a week, I think. And so here, this is. I mean, this is. Remember, guys, this is a meteor. So you see here for the listeners, it's got this big tail like a comet. It's daylight, you know, the sun's going down. It's. It's dusk. But this thing. Yeah, well, I mean, going up. Wait till you see the. The. The moves this thing makes. It doesn't make any. Any. Any sense at all. So now it's starting to go across and. Oh, man, I hope this is the damn right one. And I'm not showing you guys some goofy. Oh, no, no. Yeah, so there's multiple in here, and I do believe at some point this thing curves upward and. And corkscrews through the air. Oh, no. Is this the one? Give me one second here. Let's skip ahead.

Ed Mabry (46:59)

Boom.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (46:59)

Yeah. Yep, there it goes. We have.

Co-host Chris (47:01)

We have another one.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (47:02)

Is this the other one? Is. That might be the. The proper one. Oh, no, no, no. I'm sorry. That's the same one that I'm dicking around with now, actually. I'm sorry, this is not the. The correct video. This is the one that I intended to show. I should have watched this first, but I'll find it.

Ed Mabry (47:15)

Yeah, that.

Co-host Chris (47:16)

That's been corroborated by a bunch of people. There's different angles of it. Someone from Infowars, because they're in. In Houston, Texas as well. So, like, they're. They're recording and showing this stuff. It's just very strange.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (47:27)

Well, it's, you know, it's like this idea of signs in the sky, you know, And I don't know, I don't want to be an alarmist, because the problem is, is, like, when it comes to these orbs, and there's quite a bit of them right now, and when it comes to these meteors, you have no idea whether or not this is an old video or a new video or if this is something that, you know, was, was AI generated or any of these things until eventually you reach such a kind of an apex of, of a staggering amount of videos on the Internet that's some news publication decides to post about it. And that's not even a sign that it's correct either. It's just like a little bit more of a feather in the hat of the phenomenon where you go like, maybe this is real because it's not unheard of for the news to, to pick up stuff and, and run with it but. And then, you know, then it ends up being fake. But this one is like, I mean it's getting to the point I can't find the damn thing.

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David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (48:56)

But it all goes back to the same idea where you know, we're supposed to see this phenomenon in the sky and this has to do with Iran and Israel. And I mean, I kind of wanted to get your thoughts on specifically the war and how it fits into, you know, prophecy, how you could look at it through a biblical lens and I mean, are we looking at something that just, I mean, last year this happened, right? Yeah, Israel struck Iran and this was, I forget what, maybe June. June. And yeah, it all died down again and everything was kind of normal. And here we are again. It feels a little bit crazier this time. What do you think?

Ed Mabry (49:33)

It's really interesting because there, there are prophecies against Iran in the Old Testament. It was not, it was called, it wasn't called Iran then. It was called Elam because that's one of the, one of the, one of the descents. If you go to the table of nations in, in the book of Genesis, Elam became Persia and Persia is current day Iran. And there, there are, in, in the Old Testament vivid judgments that are given to certain nations. There's a prophecy against Damascus, there's a prophecy against, I guess where an area we call Jordan or Edom and, and there is one against alarm that said, you know, it says it's going to be destroyed. And every time there's a conflict with, with Iran, you know, they're saying, well, this is, this is it. This is the judgment against Alam maybe. Well, because, well, it would be tough because right now we're getting our butts kicked. From what I've seen. I don't know. I mean, it's hard to know what's really happening there, but it seems like we're not doing great in the war.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (50:27)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (50:28)

So. But if it comes down to a nuclear strike, well, that could be part of it. But also keep in mind that when you get to the Gog Magog conflict, Persia is one of the nations that, that are, that's coming against the mountains of Israel in, in the Gog Magog conflict. So that means they have to be around for that. If you believe that the Gog Magog conflict happens either before or part of the tribulation, which some people do, and others who believe it happens as part of the, the final rebellion after the little season, because, you know, Gog and Magoga are, are mentioned there. I'm still, I'm not 100% on when the Gog Magog conflict occurs because none of the ideas of pre Trib or part of the Armageddon scenario or even the Millennial scenario fit everything about Gog Magog. That's a whole other thing. I don't want to sidetrack there because it says that in the Bible that the reason that the nations are coming against Israel at this point is because they want to take stuff, they're coming for spoil. They're coming to get riches from them. Well, that wouldn't make sense. Israel is also called a land of unwalled villages, meaning they're secure. Well, they're not secure now. And I don't think they'll be considered insecure at Armageddon. And they're not coming to Armageddon for to take stuff. They're coming to battle Jesus. And even, even when you get to the millennial reign, you know, everything doesn't fit there anyway. The point is that folks want to try to wedge all current events into, into prophecy. And it may be, it may not be. But I think what, what we need to keep in mind is a bigger picture here of what the Bible says about Israel. It says at the end times all nations will be against Israel. And right now a lot of animosity, growing animosity towards Israel, especially in the United States, which you would not have expected. I mean, 10 years ago you told me that, that most people who are not baby boomers, people, you know, Gen X like me and below, are either not in favor of Israel or blatantly against Israel. I would have said no, we're this, that's the ally. I mean, they're, they're the only, they're one of the few nations who we are considered friends with, you know, you know, throwing Great Britain and some of the other Western European nations and so forth and so on. But Israel is the staunch ally. And now that's, that's changed and it's changed quickly and it's getting worse. So I find that really interesting. And there's also this idea, you guys, I'm sure you've seen talked about it before, called the Pax Judaica. This idea, the peace of Israel. Yeah, look that up if you want to Google it. It's this idea. It's similar to like the greater project packs. You know, they had what was called during the Roman Empire, they called, you know, the Pax Romana, basically the peace of Rome. Why? Because Rome subdued everyone, so it was at peace through force. And so this idea of Pax Judaica is this idea that if the, the nation of Israel controls all of the Middle east, well, then they could force peace. And that's really interesting because the Jewish

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (53:29)

peace to the historical period. Oh, it's like the historical period of

Co-host Chris (53:36)

Pax Romana under Jewish influence or order.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (53:40)

Interesting.

Ed Mabry (53:40)

Yeah,

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (53:43)

Predictive history, conspiratorial name. Okay, all right, so here's something because

Ed Mabry (53:47)

I want to pull up my, my PowerPoint just a second, but before I do, because I'm going to kind of give my ideas of what I think is going on here. Taking a step back. But if you look at how the Antichrist comes into power, his, his signature move in the beginning that starts the seven year periods, he confirms a covenant with the many. That's an idiom for Israel. What covenant is he confirming? Some people say it's a peace treaty. Well, it doesn't, it doesn't say a p. Anything about peace. It says a covenant. What if that covenant he's confirming is the original Abrahamic covenant of that land? Because remember, God promised Abraham not just that strip of land that there's that that they occupy now or even occupied after the promised land, when they decided they didn't want to fight anymore, he promised them land from the Nile river to the Euphrates river that is significantly larger than historic Israel or even modern Israel. What if Something happens where the Antichrist is going to confirm that covenant and give them all of that land. That would be the Greater Israel project. And wouldn't. And wouldn't they say, oh, this is our Messiah, this is our Christ, because he fulfilled the covenant of Abraham. Not saying that's going to happen, but that would be something that would definitely be a. Something that would make the Jewish people, the Israelites, whoever they might be, believe that this is their Messiah.

Co-host Chris (55:05)

They were, they were talking last Thursday about their Messiah coming to fruition.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (55:09)

Oh, yeah, that's right.

Co-host Chris (55:10)

With the whole AI Netanyahu thing. Very confusing stuff. But along the. This line of thinking, I, I just wanted to give you a little bit of credit because we were just on tinfoil hat with Sam Tripley yesterday. Time is. Time is fickle. And we got. Well, Sam got talking about Israel because, like, we're kind of like, pat, like, I'm over it. Like, we've already said we need to stay.

Ed Mabry (55:37)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (55:37)

And Sam is where we were a

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (55:39)

couple of months ago on that topic at least.

Co-host Chris (55:42)

And he was asking me about. He's like, well, how. Like, how do you square that God still is still with Israel? And I was trying to make the point that you kind of drove home to us where it's like, well, you have to understand the nature of God or what he does and what he doesn't do. And he's just. And I was like, like, I'd. I'd rather serve a God that is that just and righteous. Where, like, even though. Yes. I don't know if I explained this as correctly to Sam, but I hope it came through basically, like, yeah, these people are wicked. They're awful and they're doing horrific things and they're blaspheming and they're. Yes, but he made a promise to them and he's going to hold to that promise. And it's like, it's such a weird concept that it almost feels like a cop out.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (56:31)

Yeah. You know, but it's also this idea too that, like, you know, he makes a promise to these, these people and

Co-host Chris (56:39)

they literally kill him.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (56:40)

Well, yeah. Yeah. Also knows that that promise has been made. So he spent thousands of years twisting those people to the best of his abilities. Or at least that's, you know, so from where I'm sitting, that's what it looks like.

Ed Mabry (56:54)

One thing to keep in mind, I was, I was on another podcast a few weeks ago where they were talking about some. Something similar, like, why, you know, do God's promises apply to the current nation of of Israel, the current people who are calling themselves Jews and, and all that sort of thing because they're not, like you said, top. They're not doing good things right now. And you have to remember that God says verbatim, I didn't choose you as my people because you were the best. I chose because you were the worst because, and I gave the analogy like, you know, you have all these get rich quick gurus on whatever saying, I can make anybody rich. And okay, what would be more impressive if I said, you know, I'll take you. If you already have a graduate degree and you're making six figures, I can take you from six figures to seven figures. Impressive. But what if I say, you know what, I can take a guy who's homeless, I can take a guy who has $2 to his whole name and in one month I'll make him a millionaire. What would impress you more? Taking someone who's already accomplished and making them more accomplished or taking someone who was the worst of the worst and, and doing something good for them? I think that's what God was doing with, with that nation. Because God says, God says the worst things about Israel than anyone. He says, you guys a bunch of stiff necked, a bunch of jerk. I mean I, he basically calls them out constantly, you guys are the worst. And I, I'm sick of you. And even when he gets to the book of Jeremiah, he's like, I'm not even going to hear your prayers anymore. So he is saying that, and this is so funny because a lot of people who are of the Jewish persuasion are like, oh, we're superior. You're the goyim, we're great. Like, no, God says the opposite. He says, you guys are the worst. Yeah, he says, you guys aren't superior, you're the opposite. So that, so that people can say, wait a minute, if God can make these jackasses his, his chosen people, then there's hope. For me,

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (58:38)

it's about the glory of God, not the people. And I've become comfortable with that.

Co-host Chris (58:43)

It's about the personality of him too. Where it's like, like he has said a thing and that's like super powerful. Which I was trying to get across to Sam. I was like, he said a thing. He made a promise. And even though there have been like so many travesties performed by this, this other side that he's made this promise to, he's still gonna hold it. Like that's his nature. Yeah, that's super important so that we understand what's happening.

Ed Mabry (59:06)

Here, look what they did throughout the Old Testament. Every chance they got, they turned from God. God, you know, brings them out of Egypt. Then they get to the wilderness to make a golden calf before they're even halfway out of Egypt, you know, he brings them to the promised land, fights their battles for them, and as soon as he. As soon, as soon as they get comfortable, they start worshiping other gods over and over again. So they have a history of being the worst, not a history of being superior morally or whatever they have. They have a history of just spitting in the face of God. No matter how many miracles he does, he sends his son to them. We're going to kill you. We don't like what you said, so. But also keep in mind that the first Christians were Jews. The first. I mean, his disciples, obviously, the. The 70. And then for 10 years, everyone who became a Christian, who became a follower of Christ was a Jewish person. Then at 10 years later, they start preaching to the Gentiles. So we have to keep both of those things in mind.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (59:57)

Yeah. This is another thing that I was. I was having a discussion on Twitter about, which is like, people will go back and forth about, was Jesus a Jew? And then they'll go, well, like, think you know, Judaism as you currently know, it didn't exist, you know, and. And so he wasn't technically a Jew. And I'm like. But he was of the. The line of David. Right.

Ed Mabry (60:17)

From the. From the tribe of Judah. He was ethnically. He was ethnically Jewish. Was he practicing. He was practicing the law. He wasn't practicing modern Judaism because modern Judaism is very much Talmudic.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (60:28)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (60:28)

Which is a whole other thing we can talk about some other time. But he was. Jesus was. Was practicing the Levitical laws as they were written.

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Ed Mabry (61:05)

Not any of the traditions of men. He actually, he was castigating the Pharisees because they kept bringing their traditions into. Into the Levitical. Into the law. That's what he was practicing the Torah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (61:16)

And doesn't it. I mean, does. Isn't It a great plan because it's like, I find that the most effective. One of the most effective tools that the enemy uses is destroying the definition of words. Is it really keeps you from being able to have a conversation about anything actually a Jew. And then now we can't even agree on what a Jew is. And then it goes all the way to this place where, like, you know, on one hand you have this narrative that's like, Jesus Christ wasn't real. He's a Jewish psyop. And on the other hand, you have Jesus Christ was real, but he wasn't a Jew, which opens the door for an interpretation as to, like, whatever, a new Jesus, something Antichrist, right? I'm like, man, it's very clever. It's very clever because nobody can even. Is it a Ashkenazi? Is it a Kazarian? Is it, you know, you know, from the line of Shem or this and that. The other thing. And nobody can have. You could do. And. And we have done endless amounts of episodes on the topic and almost be no better for it, really, because of how dense and how confusing it's gotten to me. That's almost perfect evidence that, like, oh, yeah, he was a Jew, dude. He was a Jew. Because look at everybody turning on them right now.

Ed Mabry (62:21)

What a.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (62:21)

What a beautiful, clever plan that is to have all the nations turn against Jews and then all of a sudden be like, yeah, but the. The way to salvation, the way. The truth and the life and. And the only way to the father is through a genealogy, like a dude of a. That's a genetic Jew, right? And people cannot. They're not gonna be able to square that. And I go crazy. Damn, that's good, man. Like, that is. That's all right. I'll give you, you know, a little feather in your hat, because that's a clever move, dude. And just seeing that alone, I'm like, okay, yeah, he was probably Jew.

Ed Mabry (62:52)

Yeah. So I want to get into this. This is the. The thing I. I sent that I want to bring up, because I'm looking at everything that's going on and, you know, Zionist, anti Zionist, and. And I'm taking a step back, and I'm trying to look at this holistically, because you have to be on one side. You're either pro Israel or you're anti Israel, and there's no middle ground. And it's really interesting because I think it's a Hegelian dialectic, and I think. And. And I have my idea of who I believe is behind it. So top you Want to. Don't mind bringing up that presentation. You might have to click through it for me because I think you have the access. Okay, so. So I'll do. So Hegelian dialectic, How does that work? So I think if we're in a conspiracy world, we know this. When you have a Hegelian dialectic, you have elites at the top, you know, less than 1% of the population, and they want something. Click again. Oh, my picture didn't come through. Oh, well, they have. They're supposed to be a. Pictures of little people under there who are angry. So that's the population. So they want. They have a goal they want to get to, but their goal is not wanted by the people. So what do they do? Click again. They have a dialectic. Keep going. They have a thesis which is one side, and they have an antithesis or antithesis which they. Click again. Which they. And they fund both of them. So my picture. They're supposed to be dollar signs. It's totally not coming through. Should have done a practice. I'll just walk through it. So they fund both sides, and both of them are distasteful to the people below. They don't like the. They don't like the antithesis, so they come up with synthesis, which is what they actually want. So an example of this. See if any of my pictures come through again. Click again. So an example is the thesis of they want world government. That's what they want, that they rule. The people don't want this. So what do they do next? They come up with a thesis, which is capitalism. Then they come up with the antithesis, which is communism. Both of them are distasteful. In capitalism, the. The idea is everyone can be wealthy or you have the opportunity to be wealthy. However, capitalism requires that most people be poor. Everyone can't be rich in capitalism, otherwise it would. It would be meaningless. So while we all have technically the opportunity to be rich, there's a requirement. Capitalism does not work unless a majority of people are poor. People don't like that. Then you have the antithesis. Antithesis, which is communism, which is where everyone is equal. But if everyone is equal, then there are. There is no achievement. If a doctor makes as much the same amount of money as someone who digs a ditch, why would I go to, you know, 12 years of medical training in order to make the same amount of money? So they're not like. So they don't like it. So then they have the. They fund both sides and. But the synthesis is basically crony capitalism, where you have a little bit of each, which is what they actually want. So if you go to the next one, this is where I believe we are. So click again. Oh yeah, next slide.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (65:46)

Nope, we don't have the next slide. The one slide. Well, what happens if you click again? Does it transfer over?

Ed Mabry (65:54)

Does it do anything if you click again?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (65:57)

We don't know how to do slideshow.

Ed Mabry (65:58)

Man, I wish I could, I wish I could share my screen, but. Okay, so I'll have to actually have to talk through it. So right now what we have is we have the, we have two groups that we have the Zionist and the anti Zionist and they are both well funded. And when you see and they both, and they're both distasteful, you know you have on the Zionist side you've got Netanyahu, you've got eyebrow boy, what's the name, Shapiro, you've got crazy ass Laura Loomer and all these people. And then you have the Christian Zionist pastors who are, who believe Israel can do no wrong. And you know, they're probably, they're getting paid on the side and they're glee, they're the Lindsey Graham types and the John Hagees and Paula Whites who are like, you know, you know, Israel's is, is everything and they, you know, and the Arabs have to be wiped off the face of the map. Not, not good. Then on the other side you have the anti Zionists, you know, you've got, you know, you got Tucker Carlson, you've got oh, Catholic candy, Candace Owens, you've got the, what's today, the, the, the Mexican white supremacist. Fuentes.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (67:01)

Yep.

Ed Mabry (67:02)

Got all those types and you have a bunch of, of, of so called Christians who are, you know, blatantly against Zionism. They're distasteful as well. They're doing, you know, they believe that Israel can do no right and that, you know, we need to just focus on, on, on, on, on, on the Arabs and Gaza and all that. So when I see that, I'm like okay, this and there's, and they're both well funded and there's no in betweens that tells. This is a Hegelian dialectic. So the question is we have to fill in the blanks. And who, who was the, who are the elites and what is the synthesis that they want? Where are they getting their funding from and what are they saying about each other? Because what one thing that was also a hallmark of a Hegelian dialectic when one source is funding both, they all have this talking points that they always parrot. You know, remember during the pandemic, everyone was, every newscast was saying the same thing. Yeah, we have to stop the spread. You have to social distance. We have to flatten the curve. Trust the science. Everyone was saying that. When you see that as a conspiracy person, as a truth or you know, wait a minute, this is controlled now. You have the same thing. All the Zionists say the same thing. Oh, we're seeing this with the one I ran. What, what is every newscast saying? Short term pain, long term gain. They're all saying the same thing. All the Zionists are saying the same thing. The Christian Zionists are all saying, you know, Israel is God's timepiece, so forth and so on. Then the anti Zionist, they're always saying the same things. So that tells me that they all have talking points, they're all funded. Who's funding them? Well, let's look what they all have in common. Well, the Zionists, that's easy. Or seemingly it seems like, you know, someone with Israel money is back in the Rothschild, the World bank, you know, the, the, the, the rich Jewish bankers, the Rothschilds are funding them. Okay, let's put a pin in that. Let's say it's possible because we also know a lot of these pastors are getting, being paid by, by Israel. So let's say that's their funding source. Who's funding the anti Zionists? Well, what do they all seem to have in common? They all seem to be either Catholic or Catholic. Adjacent. Adjacent Catholic. Candy Fuentes is a cat. Tucker Carlson, he's not a Catholic, he's Anglican. Or Epistle or, or Anglican is the English version. Episcopals are the, are the American version. And basically the Anglicans, they're just basically the Catholics retarded cousin. Because you know, when Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife and the Catholic church wouldn't let him, he said, okay, well I'll just become my own Pope and I'll just do the same thing, but I'll be the Pope. It's the same sort of thing. So you have all that. And then a lot of these other pastors who are anti Zionists are also all into replacement theology. They all, they all seem to believe that the church has replaced Israel, that there is that Israel is completely insignificant prophetically, which is completely untrue because. And they always try, they all try to use Galatians, but they never go to Romans. In Romans, Paul says that the, that the Gentiles were grafted into the promise of Israel. If you're grafted into something you're adopted. You don't, it doesn't become, you don't become that thing. You don't take them over. Like for example, if I, if I were to adopt David Lee Corbo into the Mabry family. Well, we don't become the Corbeaus.

Co-host Chris (70:09)

That would be really nice.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (70:10)

That'd be nice. I didn't really have a lot of family at all.

Ed Mabry (70:15)

Well, the point is the Mabries don't become the Corbeaus. You become part of. So, so you can't say that. You don't replace my family, you become a part of it. So the Church does not replace Israel. Paul says they're grafted in to the promise. Not too genetic. Genetic. Israel is still a different thing. Paul himself says that in Romans. If you cannot read Romans chapters 9, 10, especially Romans 11 and still believe that the Church, that Israel is insignificant. Paul comes out and says verbatim, no, God forbid. He says, you know, has Israel been cast away? No, temporarily. They've been put in the penalty box until the times of the Gentiles be come in. Paul says it that Israel is blind, is blinded. Temporarily. This is. These are Paul's words. The times of the Gentiles be come in. And when that. And not believe. That's after the, the rapture of the Church. We'll talk about that in a second. So my point is that, that a lot of these replacement theologies, they echo what the Catholic Church says because the Vatican says that they have replaced Israel. So I'm going to contend that the people funding the anti Zionists are Catholics. But wait a minute, it has to be the same source. How can the Jewish bankers be funding Zionism? And well, where did the Jewish bankers get their money? The Rothschilds didn't all of a sudden just become trillionaires out of nowhere. No, they became the face of banking.

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Ed Mabry (72:12)

But the previous space of Banking who went underground were the Medicis, the Orsinis, the ancient Roman Venetian bankers. They funded the Rothschilds and then they kind of faded back into the background. But they're still hyper wealthy trillionaires. If you go to Italy and everything is owned by the Medicis and the. And your. All those other old banking families. Those old banking families were the bankers of the Catholic Church. Because the Vatican could not charge usury. They could not lend money at interest. So they had their proxies, the Venetian bankers do it on their behalf. That's how they became one of the. One of the ways they became so enriched. So when you get all the way back to the source both sides are being funded by backing. So that is. So my theory is that the elite behind this funding both sides are actually. Is actually the Vatican is actually. And if. And again not to just be at. To be anti Catholic here because if you look at where. Where Catholicism is is just the latest iteration of the mystery religions. Those mystery religions started at Babel. And when Babel when. When the languages were confused and people went in all the nations were. Were split up. Those the priests of Simaramus and Nimrod went with them. And then they followed the power wherever the power went. That's where all the mystics went. And I had go to faithbyreason.net I do a whole thing on religion and the mystics. But when Egypt became the world did not dominant power. After after Babel they all went to Egypt. And that's where you got all the Egyptian gods who mimic the same things. The mother child cult, you know Sim Ramis and Tammuz became Isis and Horus and Osiris. Then you. Then when they go to. When Greek becomes powerful then they become Zeus and Aphrodite and Eros. Then when the Persians become powerful then they go over there and then they become Inani and Ishtar and all that kind of stuff. So they just go wherever the power is. And then when Rome became the power they went there. Then when Rome under Constantine transferred became a theocracy. Well all of a sudden Simaramus and Tammuz became Mother Mary and the baby Jesus. You know what's in in Catholic in. In. In. In Catholic artwork. Jesus is either a baby or he's on the cross.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (74:21)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (74:23)

And and they have that same. There is. I should have pulled this up. But if you can go Google this and and look at all the mother child cults and you will see side by side they all have the same image of a woman holding a Baby, you see it in, in, in Mesopotamian art and Indian art, from India, from China, from the Americas, that same mother child cult. That's exactly the same as the depiction of Mary with Jesus. It's the same thing. So that's where it's all coming from. So what is the synthesis? What is the goal they're looking for? Why, why, why? What would be the perfect fusion of Zionist. Yes. Of Zionism and anti Zionism, then that would be another group taking over that land that's wanted it from the beginning.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (75:08)

Yeah, well, so that, that brings us exactly to this discussion that we were having with Johnny. So, Rucci, and you said that you, you caught some of that episode and, and Johnny is very much of the same mindset that, and look, from where I'm standing, it makes sense because if you look at Israel, it is not only glaringly obvious their crimes, it makes them a really great bad guy to beat up because they are guilty of so many horrific things. But if you look at the people that are inhabiting it, it's like, you know, and I'm not trying to be an here, but you zoom in, you see videos from on the streets. These, a lot of cases are like low IQ backwards horrific people. In a lot of cases. I'm just being honest here. It's just what you see when you see like them spitting on Christians when they walk through the street and everything. These are people that look almost like dysgenic, like there's something wrong here. And so I, I start to think about that idea. It's like, yeah, what if they are, you know, you, you were talking about it because I think Johnny mentioned this, this idea that Rothschild means red shield.

Co-host Chris (76:04)

Heidi Love.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (76:05)

Oh, that was Heidi Love. That's right. And this idea that the shield is protecting somebody, Right. It's not the actual individual, it is the thing that protects them.

Co-host Chris (76:13)

Right.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (76:14)

Stands in between you and them, in other words. And so if they are truly standing in between, you know, what we perceive to be the bad guy and what actually is the bad guy when they get removed, who is going to swoop in there and, and take that over, you know, and, and so who's going

Co-host Chris (76:31)

to give Israel the greater Israel? Right, that's what you were referring to earlier.

Ed Mabry (76:35)

Yeah. So, I mean, look, think about who's been eerily quiet through all this. The Vatican. You haven't heard anything from them. I mean, I know the, the most recent Pope has come out recently with some tepid words about, oh, stop the fighting, but they haven't been in the news.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (76:50)

Likes aliens. And that's like, you know, really all that happens every once in a while from them. That and Mother Mary veneration.

Ed Mabry (76:57)

Right. But now their proxies have been loud, you know, Candace and whatnot. I don't trust her. I think I. As entertaining as she can be, I still, I. She went from like two years ago being non Catholic to suddenly being. Not being able to talk for five minutes without talking about her Catholicism and disparaging Protestants or non Catholic Christians. So I think that she's being distasteful for a reason. I think again, it's the dialectic. We're not supposed to like either side. We're supposed to want someone to come in and broker some type of deal that's going to make everyone happy. And I think that's what they want to do because remember, taking it back because I don't want to just make this me being anti Catholic, anti Vatican. I want to go all the way back to the people who are behind them and that we're talking about the fallen entities. And what have they wanted from the beginning? They want that land not because of any resources in the land of Israel, but because that's where God's holy mountain is. That is where Mount Moriah, the where I believe possibly where we're Eden spiritually was. They want that land because that's God's and they want it and they've always wanted it. And this may be their final way to do it. I want to bring up this really quickly just to reinforce that I think that there's a. The Catholic things behind it. What I found interesting when the argument, when the anti Zionists are talking about the, the Christian Zionist preachers, which again I'm not in favor of them. I think they, they're off the deep end as well. But what they say is these evangelicals are these Zionist. These Christian Zionists are a bunch of evangelicals and you know, they're dispensationalists and you know, when they're talking about this heresy of the rapture. Okay, wait a minute. First of all, because we're talking about this before Raven about how people redefine words and they're not to reassociate with something else. It's the, the basic of a straw man argument. You, you put a label on someone that, an argument that they don't have and then fight that argument Evangelical. What does it mean? This means you're an evangelist. It means you want to spread the gospel. That's the definition of an evangelist. Now are some evangelists Zionists, yes, absolutely. But that doesn't mean that all evangelists are Zionists. But when you listen to the anti Zionist talk, they equate evangelism evangelicals with Zionism. Candace does it all the time. Tucker does it all the time. Swear it is. I don't listen to him. I want to punch him in the face because he just has that kind of face. But I believe he's doing the same thing. So now people are trying to take evangelical and make it Zionist. But I can understand that because again, there are some Zionists there. Then they bring in dispensationalism, everyone. You even had a guest on who was not a Catholic. I forget his name, so forgive me for that. But he even said, you know, this dispensationalist. These dispensationalists are the ones who are Zionists and they're, you know, Darby and all that kind of stuff. Okay. The definition of a dispensationalist is someone who believes that there are different dispensations where God deals with people differently. Now, I believe that part of it. I.

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Ed Mabry (80:32)

clear that he deals with people differently in different eras. Obviously, we're not under the law. That was a different era. We're not on the same era as Adam and Eve. We can't. There's no tree of the knowledge of good and evil for us to eat or not eat. So clearly God deals with people differently. I don't believe everything the dispensationalists believe because some of them are Zionists, because a lot of them are, are, you know, pretty hyper about Israel, but not all of them. So the definition of a dispensationalist is not necessarily a Zionist, but there is a strong Zionism component to some dispensationalists. So I can even let that slide. But then they also say, you know, evangelicals and dispensations and then they talk about this heresy of the Rapture with John Darby. Wait a minute. Rapture has nothing to do with Israel. Why? Why is that a part of your talking points? Remember I said before they're all saying the same talking points and every time you hear an anti Zionist it's evangelicals dispensation, then they bring in John Darby and the Rapture. Why? Again Rapture, whether you believe in it or whether you think it's it's good doctrine or not, there is nothing about the Rapture that is contingent upon Israel being in the land or, or anything. Raptures is completely non Zionist. Why are you associating the Rapture with Zionism? Why are you associating Christian eschatology with Zionism? Who does that benefit? A group that hates Christian eschatology that never talks about it? Vatican. Back to them again. They don't get into eschatology because they don't believe in the millennium. Why? Because they believe that they are the kingdom of Jesus. They don't want you looking forward to Jesus coming back and overthrowing the evil rulers because again they're the evil rulers. Eschatology is not strong in Catholicism. The Rapture is not strong in Catholicism because they don't want us again waiting for Jesus to come back. They want us to believe that they are the kingdom here on earth. The Jesuits, they're the ones who created preterism which is the whole foundation of the little season that it already happened, it's done. Stop looking forward to Jesus coming back. Stop looking forward to the kingdom.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (82:37)

That's interesting. It's. Then the Vatican is responsible in some way shape or form for the little season because it is a very beneficial ideology if you're the Vatican.

Co-host Chris (82:48)

Yeah, well check this. I mean this is a slight side note but thank you. Dave Burns former Rothschild director named head of the new Vatican oh, there you go.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (82:57)

Well that's really supports that. That's crazy.

Co-host Chris (83:03)

You know what, there's a lot of slung though between both. Like even the Orthodox they hate the Protestants. They and, and there's a lot, there's a lot of cringe stuff going on

Ed Mabry (83:13)

and yeah, I get in trouble. Orthodox I think I said on one show that that the orthodox are like the are. I think I call them Catholicism. Retarded stepson. Oh, that really didn't like that. Like Jay Dyer's brilliant. I'm like, I'm sure he is but he's still. Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (83:27)

Orthodox, they have a lot of like emphasis on, on the saints as well.

Ed Mabry (83:32)

Right.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (83:32)

I mean that's yeah, yeah. I mean I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with learning from, from you know, I guess what would you call

Ed Mabry (83:39)

like the church father.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (83:40)

But that's nothing.

Ed Mabry (83:42)

Learning from them. The problem they have is that they venerate them to the point where they equate a lot of them with the Bible. Well the church fathers didn't teach this. So what? Yeah, it's the Bible. I don't, I don't follow the church fathers. And that's one of the things about the Rapture that people will say which is wrong. Well, the church fathers never taught the Rapture. No one taught the Rapture until John Darby, sorry Irenaeus in the second century taught the Rapture. He has, he has a whole treatise called about against Heresies where he specifically talks about a rapture, about the rapture of the church. Pre tribulation by the way. So Ephraim, the Syrians, so does the, the Asuvius. They both, all they talk, they talk about the Rapture. So it was not just taught by Darby. This is another big red herring is that John Darby invented the Rapture. Ridiculous. How could John Darby have invented the Rapture? When the apostle Paul talks about it in, you know, in, in first and second Thessalonians, in first Corinthians, chapter 15, Jesus speaks about it in, in a post tribulation rapture in, in Matthew 24. So no John Darby. Unless John Darby had a time machine and he went back in time and taught Jesus about the Rapture and the apostle Paul, then of course he didn't invent the Rapture. That's ridiculous. Red herring is another talking point that they all keep saying because they are trying to keep. Basically my whole point in this is there, there's a push to get Christians away from eschatology, from end time stuff. And it does not, it only benefits or primarily benefits the Roman Church and the Orthodox church.

Co-host Chris (85:10)

Yeah, I think we need to like, we need to start differentiating as Christians as well. Like there's so like there's ortho bros and these guys are like everything orthodox and everybody else sucks and it's like all right guys. Like I think the orthodox people do have some like really not just valid claims but I think that they're, it's a very interesting part of like the Christian religion. They have a lot to add. I think Catholics have a lot to add as well. I think I'm, I guess I'm, we're Protestant. I go to a Protestant church, like a Pentecostal church. So that's kind of how I grew up. And I'm like, yeah, there's a lot of value here as well. But there's, there's negative things that are attributed to all of these. And I think one of the most, like damning is probably the Catholic Church because they're really like on the, on its face kind of evil. Even that though not all the people are. They're just. No, yeah.

Ed Mabry (86:01)

There's a guy, Father Malachi Martin, he passed away. He's one of my favorite people to read. He is amazing. He was a Jesuit, by the way. He left the Jesuit order. Brilliant man. Spoke multiple languages. He. He wrote those books, the keys to this blood and windswept house. Amazing books on demonology and talks about the Nephilim there and. And a lot of amazing stuff. So. So are there Catholic scholars who have contributed to Christianity? Yes, absolutely. A lot. You know, a lot of the early Church Fathers, Augustine and Origen, they were good, but they got some things wrong too. So my point is that the Church Fathers, you can read them, but you should read them the same way you would read any Christians writings. You know, take them for what they're worth, but don't see them as infallible just because they're called Church Fathers.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (86:44)

Right, yeah, that's.

Co-host Chris (86:46)

You know, this is the Hegelian dialectic, though.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (86:48)

Like they're splitting it up and making a false binary.

Co-host Chris (86:51)

We're being presented all of these extremes. I mean, you have these three extremes of whatever they are and eventually they'll all crumble and will be funneled into one thing.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (87:00)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (87:00)

Wherever we're supposed to go.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (87:02)

Yeah. Or whatever comes next is going to be so not supposed to go, but

Co-host Chris (87:06)

you know, the new. This new religion that will be presented.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (87:08)

So there is some fascinating. I think. I don't know if his name is a Seraphim Rose. Father Seraphim Rose.

Co-host Chris (87:14)

He's an Orthodox.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (87:15)

Yeah, he's dead. He. He wrote books, I believe, having to do with the UFO phenomenon and warning against it really prolifically.

Co-host Chris (87:24)

A lot of great work from so many people. But. Yeah, like, you know, a lot of great work from Protestants as well. But then in Protestantism, there are a lot of people that are really slippery too. So it's like, geez, like you just got to pick and choose and really be careful what they're saying. Just. Just because they title themselves one thing or another. Yeah. Doesn't mean I'm on board.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (87:42)

I don't actually title myself anything. Like I go to that church with you, but I've never Been to a church before. I went to one other church before that. It was just too small. There was no kids there. And I was like, not gonna go to this one. I want my, my son to be able to get some friends in here, but I don't, like, I couldn't call myself anything. I believe in Jesus Christ. And I'm constantly trying to say, to study this entire. I don't know what you would call it because it's not just the Bible. It's like there's an entire nature of reality and the nature of God and, and, you know, the deceptions and the truth and all these different things. Like, I don't know, I don't know what I would call myself. I don't really get too, too hung up on it, but I mean, yeah, it is, it just seems like a bunch of different corrals that you get, you know, funneled into. And then it's, it's really like I, I do think in the Protestant camp, at least for what it seems, you know, in my limited understanding, it seems like there's a lot more lukewarm people. You know, I think if you're going to a place where like people. Yeah, like where people are dressing like wizards, you tend to be a little bit less lukewarm. You tend to be a little bit more galvanized. Like if they're, if you go to this place and it's grandiose and it's this architecture and pictures of all these saints and, and church fathers and everybody's dressed like a wizard and like, you know, you feel like a little bit more in it. Whereas in our place, like there's like 90 year olds in fedoras and, and I don't know, it just feels like a little bit, it feels like a little bit more.

Ed Mabry (89:04)

It's a little too loosey goosey. Little too much, maybe too much freedom. We talked about this a couple of episodes ago when I was on with you about how there's. How a lot of people, especially young men, are gravitating towards the Catholic Church or the Orthodox Church because we went too far to the freedom side for non Catholics. And, and they want, they want structure, they want definitive. You know, this is how you do it. I want to know. A, B, C. Okay, I take the Eucharist on this time. I pray this prayer, I rub this bead, I light this candle. Okay, now I know it's supposed to, but I mean, so it's almost like a, not a rejection, but a gravitation away from the freedom that you have in Christ. And that's what, that's one, one of the reasons why people are rejecting Paul because Paul was all about the freedom you have in Christ. The only thing you have to do, you don't worship idols, but other than that, you can do. And don't be a stumbling block to others. Like, you know, when Paul talked about eating the meat sacrifice to idols, he says, oh, I, I'll do it because it's just meat I don't believe in. You know, these idols mean nothing to me. However, I won't eat meat, sacrifice idols in front of a young Christian because it will be a stumbling block to them. And so, but so you have, so that's a lot of freedom. So, you know, I can. Or if you're a Christian, you can't curse. Sure I can. Why not? That doesn't, that's not. My salvation isn't based on my language. But then you go to something that's ultra Orthodox, not just the Orthodox Church, but you go to certain churches that are very strict and you have the comfort of. It's like, you know, we all have kids. Remember when we had to swaddle our kids as babies, otherwise they would flail around? Well, that was comforting to them to be restricted because, okay, I know my barriers, I know my limitations. I feel comfortable here. And I think when you're a young Christian, you probably should have some barriers. But then as you mature, you don't need to be swaddled anymore. You should be mature enough to be able to grab, to navigate it by yourself. But I think that this idea of gravitating towards these ultra strict, ultra Orthodox, here's what you can do and what you can't do. It's almost like we're going in the opposite direction of maturity.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (91:00)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (91:01)

And I think that's, that's a problem.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (91:03)

It's weird too, because for me, my Christianity, my walk with Christ is very supernatural. Like, that's how it feels. I come from a conspiracy world where everything is, you know, there's shadows in the background that are pulling the strings and all this crap. And, and the way that I look at a lot of denominator, you can say denominations, it's very text based, scripture based, intellectual argument based. And, and I'm like, focus more so on, on the, like I said, the supernatural. Like, I feel like I have a real relationship with the Holy Spirit. I feel like everybody does and everybody can really have a, a strong relationship with the Holy Spirit. And there are things that happen in my life constantly where I'M like, that's a spiritual phenomenon. Like, that wasn't a legal text based intellectual argument that just changed, you know, some strange thing in my life or that lined up things in such a remarkable way and then later on was confirmed in another remarkable way. Like, like, this is a super. And I watch so many people. It's just a. A legal text from which to argue with other individuals on the Internet. And to some extent, like, I'm guilty of that because I argue with people back and forth on the Internet, but I'm mostly arguing with not other Christians. I'm arguing with new age people, with Gnostics, with occult, you know, practitioners, with witches. These are the people that I'm arguing with. And the point of view that I'm arguing from is like the phenomenon that you're experiencing is a real and genuine phenomenon. So I'm not saying that you're not actually experiencing something. I'm saying you're misunderstanding the nature of it. That's almost always the root of my argument. And I don't see other people even engaging in that arena as much as they are just using scripture to argue with one another.

Ed Mabry (92:47)

Right?

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (92:48)

Constantly. Constantly. And I just. To me, that's not what this entire thing feels like.

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Co-host Chris (93:24)

I guess a question I have is like, I. I've been to a couple of Catholic church services, but like, is the Holy Spirit there? Like, I don't, I don't. I mean, because I've been in services where I'm like, all right, something is happening here, and I'm not the guy that's like exuberant, lifting my hands and all that. But like, you can tell there's an atmosphere change in a room, I go like this. Is that, Is that even possible? Just a little bit.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (93:49)

Just a little bit.

Co-host Chris (93:50)

Is that even possible? When you, when you have like a very strict order of things.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (93:54)

Oh, good.

Co-host Chris (93:55)

Do you actually limit the Holy Spirit from doing what it is?

Ed Mabry (93:59)

The Holy Spirit is, is wild and unpredictable. That's one thing. When you, when you, when you join my Spiritual warfare course. And I want to talk about that in a few minutes soon if you don't mind. Gonna have to wrap things up soon, but you'll get one of. One of the books from, from John Linhart called Modeling God where he taught, where he basically, you know, gives scientific, scientific based models for God, the Trinity. And one thing about the Holy Spirit is he is, he is wild. He does things obviously it doesn't righteous in just. But he is not confined. The Holy Spirit is, is wild and untamed. And if you're confining him, then yeah, you are restricting my wife. My wife. You guys got me doing this all the time now. Thanks.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (94:41)

Every time. Every time I listen to a podcast and they say my wife and then somebody doesn't do that, I'm very disappointed. I'm like, why aren't you guys hearing?

Ed Mabry (94:48)

She was raised Catholic, went to mass all the time and then. But she never felt anything. She was, it was just perfunctory. And then her, a friend of hers in college invites her to a Baptist church, the church where I met her. And she's there and she's like, she goes for the first time, she's like, this is the first time I've ever felt God. Not that she should go by feelings all the time. This is the first time she felt the Holy Spirit. Why? Because these, they're not confined. The Holy Spirit is not confined in a lot of these churches. I'm not saying that charismatic baptism Baptist churches are, are necessarily superior to other churches. Well, maybe Lutheran, Lutherans are boring, but my. So and they have. Baptists have problems. Charismatic, there's problems with that as well.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (95:27)

By the way, here's a little interesting thing before you go on. We learned recently that in the, I think in the 90s and the 80s, it was like the doctrine for these witches and Satanists was predominantly to attack the Baptist church. Where do we learn that? Was that Vicki Joy Anderson? Yeah. And. And you know, we said why, why the Baptist church? And she goes, I don't just at that time they had something that, you know, the enemy saw as if this develops, if this keeps going, this could become something, you know, a really powerful weapon against us.

Co-host Chris (95:57)

So another thing to say as well, like as being part of a Pentecostal church for like my whole life, that's the. Pretty much the church that my parents were attending. There are points in a service where you can feel this and like, let's say like back then when I'm like, I'm out of the church, one foot out of the church. But I'm still going to. There are points where you can feel it, and I can say no. Like, I can shut down and still I can sense this in the room, but I don't have to partake in it. That is so you could. You could lock the Holy Spirit out by how you're behaving your structure in. In a service and how you're doing these things.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (96:36)

It's a consent thing. Right. If you say no.

Co-host Chris (96:38)

If you say no, he's. Yeah, it's no. And you.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (96:40)

You.

Co-host Chris (96:41)

You have a possibility of shutting that out. So I think the question is like. Like our Orthodox. Orthodox churches and Catholic churches actively shutting that out.

Ed Mabry (96:49)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (96:49)

That's fascinating.

Co-host Chris (96:50)

By not even entertaining it. But then when. When Pentecostal churches do entertain it, does this go a little far?

Ed Mabry (96:57)

Sometimes it can go. If people. People can fake it. Like I mentioned that that idiot. Sorry, Paula White, who is Trump's pastor now, and this woman, she is a heretic. She does. She'll do the thing where she'll fake the. Speaking of the spiritual. And Jesus said to me. And she. And she said that the spirit of Lord will come upon you. That you are faking it, because first of all, you do not speak in tongues unless there's someone there to interpret it. The Apostle Paul said this. So these people who are coming on, pretending like they're in the spirit and they're speaking this gibberish. Really.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (97:35)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (97:36)

So you can. So my point is. Yeah, you can go too far in the other direction and be misled and be deceived, because you know who. Who's in every church service? Fallen entities. They're right there, too.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (97:47)

Yeah. Yep.

Ed Mabry (97:48)

So. Yeah. So that they are all. I heard from someone, actually, it might have been Malachi Martin who was talking about the Jesuits, because they would. Your. Your guest Giovanni was talking about. Talking about the same thing. They get assigned to infiltrate churches.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (98:01)

Yeah.

Ed Mabry (98:02)

Malachi Martin says that there's not a church in America that does not have at least one agent from the Jesuits, either directly in the church or influencing the church. They are there. They go in undercover. You will think they. You would think they were the biggest. Charismatic, Baptist, Lutheran, whatever. But they have been trained to infiltrate, and they are there because they want to keep tabs on all the churches to make sure they're not getting too dangerous. This is what. I don't know this. I mean, maybe there's one in the church I go to and I want to find out who they are so I can kick them out. No, but in all seriousness, you, me

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Ed Mabry (99:02)

Yeah, that's what's happening there. So the devil is. Is in the church.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (99:07)

Yeah. We're gonna find out which one's at our church because they're all 90 year olds. So when we do find, it'll be easy to beat them up.

Co-host Chris (99:12)

Well, when they die, we'll be like, feels better in here. Merkel had on Kim Walker of Jesus culture, who then that, like, that turned into Bethel music or something like that. Like, she's one of the. These singers from back in the day. And she was saying in a previous church, like one of these hillsong churches.

Ed Mabry (99:29)

Oh, yeah. Back.

Co-host Chris (99:30)

And he starts like levitating. And they were like, very well, Hillsong, Bethel, elevation. These people do like new apostolic. New apostolic revelation. Nar stuff. It's like.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (99:44)

It's a weird. I don't even know what the hell that means.

Ed Mabry (99:46)

I heard about that a few years ago.

Co-host Chris (99:48)

Yeah, it's kind of like love and light stuff. Like they're. Yeah, they're touching that line a little too much. The music is cool, but they're very liberal with their worship.

Ed Mabry (99:57)

What?

Co-host Chris (99:57)

They don't allow levitation.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (100:00)

All right.

Co-host Chris (100:00)

That's one of the things they don't.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (100:02)

That's a good line. Hey, if you start levitating, I'm gonna. I'm gonna be here.

Ed Mabry (100:04)

You gotta go. Yeah. Yeah.

Co-host Chris (100:06)

That's crazy. She tells the story. Dude, the back starts. They're worshiping and obviously holy. The Holy Spirit's in there and. And dude in the back starts levitating. And they send somebody, though, hey, you gotta come down.

Ed Mabry (100:17)

You gotta get out.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (100:18)

I know this is crazy and this is cool and all for you because

Co-host Chris (100:20)

they're like, no, this is definitely, definitely not.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (100:22)

Yeah, like, levitation wasn't a gift that was given. It wasn't one of the holies.

Ed Mabry (100:26)

Yeah, I. I don't think Paul outlined that as one of your. It'd be cool if it was. I'd love to levitate stuff.

Co-host Chris (100:32)

Like, they're like free, let it go, everything. But they're like, that was a little

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (100:35)

too far, too much.

Co-host Chris (100:36)

But the point is that they're inviting in the Holy Spirit. There is a power in that room. And anybody who walks in. You could be the most devout Catholic. You walk into a room when something real like that's going on and you're going to be like, oh, my. What the hell is this?

Ed Mabry (100:47)

Yeah, you could.

Co-host Chris (100:48)

You don't have to partake in it. You could be like, I'm not gonna. And that's fine. But there's something there. But there's like forces of darkness or whatever. It's just an energy that's in the room. And it seems like these people who are not worshiping God or Jesus, they're there and they're taking that stuff too. They're partaking in it. So it's something very strange.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (101:05)

Remember that weird dream that I had where I broke into a church and. And for some reason I. I was. When I woke up, I had this. This phrase in my head.

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David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (101:15)

And it was divination in the church. Remember that? Divination in the church. And I was like, the. Does that mean. But yeah, I don't think. But it's just an interesting concept, you know, that there are these people. We, we. When we talked to Marzinski, that lady said. As a schizophrenic lady, and she said that, you know, in her opinion, it's all demons. And the. More. The most she had ever seen any demons was in two locations consistently. And that was hospitals and churches. So I mean, you know that there's just energy.

Co-host Chris (101:43)

There's energy there. Especially, I think in like one of those, like in a church that we go to. It's consistently. Yeah, there's consistently tongues, whether they're real or not. I don't know. There's consistently something like, I'll get a spark of something. I say, oh, that's. There's something there.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (101:58)

Yeah.

Co-host Chris (101:58)

And it's up to you to discern it. But I'm sure that if there's, you know, you have like a warlock going in there. He's like, yeah, I'm gonna lose some of this. Like, it's just.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (102:06)

I know of a guy that looks like a warlock in our congregation. I think I'm gonna ask you something and I. I wanna. Let's start talking about this spiritual warfare.

Ed Mabry (102:13)

Because I got about. About 10 minutes. I gotta roll.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (102:16)

All right.

Ed Mabry (102:16)

Okay. So, yeah, the spiritual warfare class, I've talked about it here a few times. If you signed up for the pre registration. Yeah. I've been sending out emails to you guys over the last few months. And so it is live, it is ready to go. It, it's, it's, you know, faithbyreason.net, you can go there, you can sign up for it. There's a video there that's, that's gonna kind of walk you through what we're doing. And yeah, you can sign up at. There are two tiers there depending on, on, you know, your level of, of commitment. There's like a basic tier, we call it the Special Forces tier where you're going to be getting, you're getting videos for myself and John Linhart. You're going to be getting a, you know, workbook and things like that, practical stuff you can do and it's going to be more self directed and that's fine. If you already have some experience in spiritual warfare and you really want to just to learn more and just enhance your spiritual warfare capabilities, that's the one for you. But then there's a higher tier which is going to give you a lot more material. You're also going to have special sessions with myself and John is going to be live teaching for an hour and a half every month. There's going to be a special community that you can go to that online where we'll talk you through everything and we'll answer your questions for you. And so that's the higher tier. So it's up to you which one you want to join. You can go there and you get all the information about what you can expect. And for the entire year it's a 12 month intensive course. Additionally, for this month we're giving you a discount half off for the first month so you can come in and, and test drive it and see if it's something that you believe is going to help you. I think it will. But that first month you put in a, a code. It's, it's Warrior 50 when you sign up and you get 50 off of the course. For this first month it's just, just for April and then in May 1st it starts, you know, it goes back, goes back to the regular price. But we want to give you that opportunity to, to come in and, and decide if this is for you. There's going to be books available, it's going to be workbooks, there's going to be all the video sessions and it's going to be amazing stuff. John is weaving in his coursework because the first part, the first three months are really about defense and building yourself up because, because before you, you don't when you enroll, enlist in the army, they don't like, give you a gun and tell you to go fight immediately. No. First they break you down, they build you back up. They build your strengths. You learn who you are and where you. And where you gain some strength and you learn defense and armor and putting that on and making yourself in, decreasing your vulnerability. That's gonna be the first three months. Then the next three months is about offense. Knowing who your enemy is, learning how to go on offense against them, how to be proactive and getting them out of your life, getting them out of the lives of your family and friends and making them afraid of you. Because we have that power of victory in us already. We just don't know how to use it. Then the third session, the third quarter, the next three months are going to be special situations. Things that are really difficult, like generational curses, addictions, addictions to pornography, all those sorts of things. We're going to deal with those special situations where Jesus said that this kind of demon only comes out through prayer and fasting. What does that, what does that mean? What does your nutrition have to do with it? A lot. We're going to get into dreams, things like that. So that's. So that third quarter is going to be like advanced tactics. That's where you go from being a soldier to being Delta Force. Then the last three months are going to be about you taking what you've learned and becoming generative, teaching others suddenly. So it's not just you being a soldier. You're going to show other people how to do it. You're going to learn how to speak to other people, how to bring them into your. Into your community. Community. Because the goal of this course is not just to make you a warrior, is to treat. Is to build an army. At the end of 12 months, we want you to know what we know and that you can go out and do what we do and that you can start to build this in your church, in your community, in your family, in your friends and family around you. You. And then you can go out and fight together and pray together. So that's really the whole point of this course. And so again, the first month is going to be 50 off, and then after that, you know, it'll be full price. But this is, this is what you're going to get through it. And part of that first three months, John is. Has his mental health course that's called Instant Impact that he normally charges 700 for. That's going to be weaved into the. Into it that's going to be part of your, of, of your monthly membership to this. You're going to get all of that. That information that has been, you know, life changing for a lot of people, including myself. So you're going to know spiritual warfare. I, I would say better than your own pastor. And you're going to be walking victorious. So it's, it's up now. Just. I will give you a caveat. Be prepared for some technical glitches. I've already encountered a few of them with people who've signed up because this is the first time we're doing this. But I'm trying to be as responsive as I can. Some folks have some access issues and we're resolving those quickly. That's another reason why I'm giving you 50 off the first month, because you know it's going to be, that's where

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (107:07)

you're going to work out all the bugs.

Ed Mabry (107:09)

Yeah, you're. You're our guinea pigs for the first month. We're working out all the bugs with you.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (107:13)

When does the whole thing officially start? Like the.

Co-host Chris (107:16)

So the beginning of the year? April 1st. Right?

Ed Mabry (107:19)

Good point. So, yeah, the first lessons start dropping on April 1st, but there's also there already, there are materials that are already available to you.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (107:26)

You.

Ed Mabry (107:27)

John's two books are already available to you. You're going to be able to access the. The entire last 12 months of the Jehovah story Bible study. You can get all of those videos of all the teaching I did before because that's a huge part of it is knowing the situation you're in. And you know, my books are going to be dropping there as well. So that's in the resources section. As far as the class. Every week, new, a new lesson drops, either from me or from John, which will be a workbook where you, where you're doing some reading or doing some exercises and things like that, and a video from us. And then at the end of the month, we'll have the hour and a half of live coaching and instructions and Q&As. And then at the end of the month, there'll be a quiz. You take the quiz because we want to make sure that you've captured everything before you move on to the next lesson. So you have to pass the quiz and then you go into the next month and then it. So it's gonna, the content's gonna be weekly for the entire year.

Co-host Chris (108:20)

Now is this, is this gonna be like, after you guys record this, are you going to do like, with your Bible study where Next year you will do the same thing again but do it live. Or is this going to be like pre recorded and people can pick up the first month if let's say somebody hops on at month three. Like how does, how does that work?

Ed Mabry (108:40)

Yeah, so we're actually going to cut it off after three months. So we're taking right, right around June. We're not going to take any new your members on because it's just going to be too difficult to catch you up. So if you, if you're interested, I would suggest doing it as soon as possible. Do it now and get them so you can get some, some, some money off. Because after three months it's just, it's. You're not gonna be able to catch up.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (109:00)

You're gonna have missed a lot. Yeah, Some foundational stuff I imagine too.

Ed Mabry (109:03)

Yep. You're gonna have to wait till, you have to wait till next year. I mean we'd love to have you but I don't think it would be in your best interest to. I don't want to just take your money and you not get the most out of this. So we're gonna, you know, cut it off after three months.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (109:15)

All right.

Co-host Chris (109:16)

At the higher tier you guys are doing like one on ones with these people.

Ed Mabry (109:21)

Well, it's gonna, it's gonna be a group environment. You can sign up for, doing for, for those sorts of things. You have some one on one with us in, in the community forum but not like live. You're going to get 90 minutes of us for live coaching and if you're on that, on that live, then yes, you will get, you know, direct access to a sim because we'll be live with you. And John does do private coaching and I'm sure he'll give you a discount off that if that's something you want to go deeper with him for that I don't because I have this full time job right now that's kicking, that's kicking my tail. Which doesn't allow me to be on that squad as much as I'd like to.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (109:58)

Well, it sounds like you're about to have your hands full for the next year.

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Ed Mabry (110:31)

I have two jobs right now.

Co-host Chris (110:33)

Yeah. Yeah, this is how, this is how it goes.

Ed Mabry (110:36)

I'd love for this to be my only job. So. Yeah, if I get enough people signed up for it, maybe it will be.

Co-host Chris (110:41)

Yeah, that's the thing. We, we. So we have had, we had some comments or emails. They were like, man, this, this course is really expensive. And I was like, well, what do

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (110:48)

you get of labor, dude?

Co-host Chris (110:50)

What are you getting from it? And also like, people that don't understand the, the pricing. It's also priced to keep you out if you're not serious about doing this thing. And it's probably better best for you to not bother if you're not serious. Yeah. If you're serious about the stuff that Ed has been talking about, I mean, the last 50 episodes he's been on the last two hours here, and you want to actually know more and really dive deep, then this is, this is what it is. Also, you're supporting a dude that's pretty. I. I like it.

Ed Mabry (111:17)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (111:17)

I think he's a good dude. So I think it's something to think about too. You're signing up for a class for a year. Yeah, this is not. It's something very unique that I don't see other people offering. And I think it's an important time to have something like this, especially if you're somebody like, let's say, like me.

Ed Mabry (111:30)

Me.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (111:31)

You got a lot of catching up to do within, you know, scripture and things of that nature and understanding of the biblical, you know, lens that you look at the spiritual realm through. It's, you know, it's a, it's a big undertaking. So it's a big undertaking for you too, man. You're gonna have your hands full for, for the next year. But, you know, I. I think, not

Ed Mabry (111:51)

to sound arrogant, but my time is valuable. I mean. And so is John. John is a full time consultant. He. John charges 500 an hour. Hour to do. He does business consulting. He does personal consulting. He charges 500 bucks an hour. And you're gonna get an hour and a half from him here.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (112:08)

Yeah. And it's for a good reason. Like I said, we're going into really weird times. And. Yeah, this whole spiritual aspect of things I think is going to kick off in a real major way very soon on Nephilim Death Squad. We've been looking at this, you know, alien disclosure thing and all the various angles at play with that, that the world is about to be introduced to some new age version of spirituality. And, you know, if you're of the opposite mind of whatever they're going to present you, then this would be a good course for you to figure out how to. How to be able to defend yourself.

Ed Mabry (112:40)

Yeah, I mean, you have to decide if. If it's worth it to you. I mean, if it's not, I. I totally get it. So get it. But you should get this. You should get your knowledge somewhere. You need to know who God is. Because when someone says, for example, something like, you know, the Bible's been altered, I was on. I was in a quasi debate with someone on a podcast a while back, and they were saying, no, the Bible's been altered, I'm like, okay, there's only one way to definitively say the Bible's been altered, and that's for you to show me the original. The only way to prove that something has been altered is to show me the original and then compare the alteration to it. So I assume you have access to a verified copy of the real Bible, Right? So let me know where that is. Oh, I don't have that. I just know it's been altered. Then how do you know it's been altered? You don't know that it's been altered. You think it is. You want it to be because it fits whatever agenda you have. But unless you have an original that you can compare the altered to, then you're just talking out of your rear end when you say, well, the Bible's been changed by men. Why? Well, because things. Men change things over time. Okay, show me an example. Show me an example again of something that is original that's been changed over time. That, that you have to prove to me that just because something is old, it's changed. That's an assumption, which, I mean, I'm not saying it's a completely invalid assumption, but you cannot definitively say it unless you have an original. You can't prove it. So if you want to believe that, you want to believe the Bible's altered so you can dismiss the parts that you don't like. That's really what it comes down to.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (114:02)

Yeah, yeah, that's. And I mean, that's a lot of what I've been dealing with on, on Twitter as well. And it's funny because these people, you know, like these new age practitioners and everything, they'll like, weaponize certain sections of the Bible against you, but then they'll say that they like Jesus, they liked his teachings. And then they'll also say in the same breath as those two things that like, they don't believe in everything that's in there and they don't think that Jesus was the son of God. And I'm like, yeah, you're, you're ripe for this deception where it's like you're willing to accept something that's lukewarm and close enough.

Co-host Chris (114:35)

Can I ask you something as it pertains to like the Bible being changed? Because this is something that I'm kind of looking through as well. We just came out of Purim or Purim. Yeah, yeah. Which is a celebration. That's about the book of Esther. Right? The book of Esther famously does not mention the name of God in, in the King James Version, which is a translation from the Masoretic test, which is.

Ed Mabry (114:59)

Right, yeah.

Co-host Chris (115:00)

But in the Septuagint, which is a translation into the Greek from the ancient Hebrew, it's God is mentioned multiple times in that book. So what the hell happened and why are we dealing with that now?

Ed Mabry (115:15)

That's a really good question. And I, I, you said that on, on your episode I listened to before and that's, I've always had like, I wouldn't call it a love hate relationship with Esther, but I've always kind of been, has some trepidation about it, I think because, you know, I grew up reading a King James derivative of, you know, New King James or something like that where it didn't mention the name of God. And I just, you know, I took it as, you know, part of the biblical canon because it's there. But I never really embraced it. And the idea that, you know, the name of God is in there in the, in, in the Septuagint, I think that adds more validity to it. But the other thing that has validity to Esther is the fact one of her descendants was Cyrus the Persian, who is the one who allowed the Israelites to go back to their nation. So if you, because there's a lot of argument about should Esther be in the Bible, should Purim be celebrated? Again, I, I don't have a definitive answer on that. But what I will say is that I think it's an important. I look at this at the same way. At worst, it's like the Book of Enoch, the important book that was well known and by Jesus, by the disciples and they gave it credence. So I think it should be looked at at the very least that way, if not part of the actual biblical canon.

Co-host Chris (116:32)

Why did they change it though? To, I Mean, I guess they change it to, to say the hidden hand of God, but it's like, it's just weird. Like you remove yeah. Name from a translation.

Ed Mabry (116:44)

I'm really not. I need to do some more. I, I'll put adjust that down as a note and, and I'll see what I can find out and next time I'm on, we'll talk about it. There was also something, Raven, that you, you, I, I dropped the bomb on this that you guys brought up a verse the last time I was on and I said that I would research it and get back to you. Then I totally forgot my notes.

Co-host Chris (116:59)

Right.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (116:59)

I forgot what it was.

Ed Mabry (117:01)

Now I don't remember what it was either.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (117:03)

Okay, that's all right. That's all right. Maybe somebody will and we could, we could save it for next episode. But, but Ed, as we, as we bring it in for a close, let's just remind everybody where, where could they can get the spiritual warfare course and where they can gain access to the rest of all your works.

Ed Mabry (117:16)

So spiritual Warfare course and all my legacy stuff is on faithbyreason.net There's a sign up for it right there. And once you sign up, you will, you'll be taken to a page where you, you'll have, you'll be taken to your account dashboard as someone this morning said, you know, I, I signed up for it, but it's not taking me directly to the course. What takes you to with WordPress it takes you to your account dashboard. So you have to click on, it'll say 12 month spiritual warfare course. You have to go there and then you'll be in the course. You'll get the resources and you'll start to get the items dropped in in the lesson plan every week starting on April 1, next Wednesday. So you can get that there. You also, so you also be part of the Bible study as part of this. You'll, that's another benefit you'll have. You'll be a part of the monthly Bible study that's live that I do. You'll have access to everything on Faith by reason, everything behind the paywall or if you, you know, don't it's and if you don't want to be a part of the warfare course, if you just want to have access to everything on spiritual on faithbyreason.net for $10 a month, you can do that on faithbyreason.net, patreon, which we have here, you can join that for a similar amount and you have access to all of the lessons that I do there and the Bible study and bonus episodes and all that good stuff. So, yeah, there you go. That's my second full time job.

Co-host Chris (118:35)

Excellent. Hopefully it becomes your only job.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (118:37)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Ed Mabry (118:39)

That will be great.

Co-host Chris (118:40)

Thanks for coming back on Ed. It's always wonderful to talk to you and bounce ideas off you. I hope the audience got a lot out of this episode. Episode.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (118:48)

I love when we have. Every time we have Ed on, it's like, Ed, did you see all of the new stuff that the world is doing? The insane crap? It's. I feel like every time it's like catching up with you and there's like a whole, you know, lexicon of crap I can't wait to tell Ed about. I don't know if I use that.

Ed Mabry (119:03)

I love it because I don't have time to do as much deep diving into some of the cultural stuff as possible as I could because I'm so busy doing other stuff. But I appreciate it because now I gotta look up these orbs and all this kind of stuff and see what's happening. You see how this relates to Bible prophecy because I think we are being plunged into this period of time rapidly. I mean, it's two years ago, AI was like a joke. Not a joke, but it was something like that, whatever. Now it's pervasive to the point where video, I don't even know if it's real or not.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (119:31)

And somebody I took a picture of, of my wife to. My wife took a picture of me laying down and my cat was on my back. And then somebody made a video of me with my cat on my back crashing into the Twin towers and, and knocking it down. And it looks pretty, it looks ex. That again, looks more real than what happened that day. So. But yeah, man, as everything changes, it's always the same answer, right? Jesus Christ is the way, the truth and the life and you know, so it doesn't matter like what we're looking at. That's always what you're grounded in. It's just fun to talk about and it's always fun to bounce these things off you. So. Always a pleasure, Ed.

Ed Mabry (120:01)

Yeah, I enjoy it too. Yeah, hopefully we'll. I'll do it again. We'll do it again soon.

David Lee Corbeau (Top Lobster) (120:06)

Absolutely, yes.

Co-host Chris (120:07)

And until next time, don't forget to obey, submit and comply. We'll see you later.

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