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This isn’t just about religion. It’s not just about prophecy. It’s about a group of people who, by every biblical, historical, and genetic standard, do not belong in that land, using a weaponized identity to justify permanent occupation, ethnic cleansing, and global destabilization. And while...

People love to spiritualize timelines, speculate about “ages of Israel,” and quote Genesis 15 like it justifies anything happening today. But here’s the truth: The covenant with Abraham was fulfilled in Christ. The New Testament makes it crystal clear — the true Israel is not a geopolitical...

You’ve made your points clearly, but respectfully — your framework reduces the supernatural into allegory, and spiritual warfare into theological minimalism. 1. “It was just a parable.” Jesus didn’t tell fictional parables to teach falsehood. In Luke 16, He depicts conscious souls — one in...

That’s all good and true — I don’t disagree with any of that. My main point is just this: The Nephilim spirits are still here now. Their bodies were destroyed, yes — but their disembodied spirits remain. That’s what we’re dealing with today — the demons. That’s the war Jesus confronted, and...

What happened was the weaponization of religious identity — where a group of largely secular, post-Enlightenment, Eastern European-descended people claimed a mythic ethnic identity, and used it to justify permanent political control over a land they were never indigenous to in any meaningful...

You’re very sharp. I respect that you’ve seen through the sanitized Sunday School version and the neutered adult Bible study takes on Genesis 6 these days. You know the Nephilim were real, you know the Watchers fell, and you know this war didn’t end with a rainbow. But there are two places your...

And what happens when you filter out the local folk deities, tribal spirits, and demi-gods — and instead examine only the most ancient and powerful “gods” remembered in the mythologies of every major culture on Earth? A striking pattern emerges. Across nearly every civilization, there exists a...

That “school of thought” you're describing — the idea that there were two separate human lines in Genesis, and that the “sons of God” were just the descendants of Seth — is a post-biblical invention, not something rooted in the ancient worldview or supported by the actual language of Scripture...

When someone twists Scripture, calls the truth satanic, and then claims you’re the one chasing your tail, that’s not theology — it’s projection wrapped in pride. He can walk away, but the record stands: I quoted the Word. He dodged it. And now he’s running. “Have I now become your enemy by...

When someone hears the Word of God rightly handled and calls it “the work of the devil,” they’re not just confused — they’re in deep spiritual danger. “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…” — Isaiah 5:20 You’re not mocking me, you’re mocking the Gospel. And Heaven takes note. The...

When someone says “Adam is Esau,” it’s not a theological disagreement — it’s a complete detachment from Scripture and reality. And honestly? That kind of claim is offensive in itself. If calling it out bothers you more than hearing it in the first place, you’re not defending truth. You’re just...

You twist Scripture, mock judgment, and act like God’s silence means approval. Do you even think before you speak — or just hope no one notices how empty your theology is? Any true Christian grounded in the Gospel is reading your replies thinking, “What on earth is this guy even talking about?”...

“Adam is Esau” might be one of the most theologically unhinged takes I’ve seen. That’s what happens when someone mistakes a genealogy list for a conspiracy board and tries to duct-tape it to the Bible. Adam was the first man, created directly by God in Eden. Esau was Abraham’s grandson, born...

It’s like saying that because Jesus didn’t directly say “don’t sacrifice children,” then child sacrifice must still be okay since it’s in the Old Testament. That’s the exact same warped logic being used here — twisting silence into permission and dragging Old Covenant sin into the New, as if the...

When someone spends 10 paragraphs defending polygamy, sex slavery, and ancient patriarchy—and then tries to blame Jesus for not stopping it—you’re not hearing the Gospel. You’re watching a Pharisee cosplay as a scholar. This is the same energy Jesus roasted in Matthew 23: blind guides straining...

It's like - "I just got back from my wedding. I married 97 women, 10 men, a mule, and an armadillo. But don’t worry — I checked the Bible, and Jesus never specifically said marrying 97 women, 10 men, and a couple desert animals was wrong… So we’re all good, man. It’s 2025, bro — you gotta...

Thanks for the Wikipedia dump. Now let me help you with something: Church history is not the Word of God. Just because confused kings, compromised councils, or post-apostolic theologians tolerated polygamy or concubinage doesn’t make it holy. David had concubines. Solomon had 700 wives. That’s...

You keep talking like a Gnostic sage sitting on a rock, but never once do you actually deal with what the New Testament teaches. Christ didn’t need to give a wedding flowchart or speak against polygamy line-by-line — because He went back to the original design: “Have you not read… the two shall...

Oh, I’ll tell you where the curse of ignorance started.... and where its at in 2025. It started when the early church in Rome got scared of the Book of Enoch. You know — the one quoted by Jude. The first hand account of Adam & Eve's great great grandson who was also Noah's great grandfather...

My point is that you're dodging the full weight of Scripture by pretending it's vague when it's not. The New Testament doesn’t need a line-item veto on every Old Testament corruption — because Jesus re-establishes the original design in Matthew 19:4–6. That is the teaching. That is the...