@mamadusaku@MikeWingerii They’re not scamming me. I understand that’s what everyone first assumes. I’m poor (been disabled for 16 years) so there’s no point in scamming me long term and recreating Bible studies, deaths of their children on the streets, and building an entire church.
@TimothyAlberino Loved seeing you on Rogan! Hope you get to go back to speak more on Enoch, and how it corresponds with the Gospels and New Testament.
One minor critique, you said Biblical angels didn’t have wings.
• Seraphim (Isaiah 6:2): “Above him stood the seraphim. Each had six wings: with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew.” These are heavenly beings attending God’s throne.
• Cherubim (Ezekiel 1 and 10; also Exodus 25:20, 37:9): Ezekiel’s vision describes living creatures (identified as cherubim) each having four wings (plus four faces and other features). In the tabernacle/temple instructions, cherubim are depicted with wings overshadowing the mercy seat of the ark.
My JRE episode just dropped. We talked about the Kandahar giant, megaliths, and the antediluvian world.
@joerogan is a gracious host. It was an honor to be invited on his show. (Link to video in comments.)
The reason Mohammed married his son’s wife is because he came over to his son’s house and accidentally saw his wife without her being fully covered up.
Then he lusted after her and she got divorced and married Mohammed.
She was also his cousin.
Maybe early Muslims covered their wives so much in case Momo saw them.
@RaffertyRao Abel’s sacrifice pleased God because it mirrored what God did in the Garden in slaughtering two animals to cover Adam and Eve’s nakedness. Cain took fruit from the cursed ground to give to God, not following what God did at all.