people mumble or stutter a lot, causes errors in the youtube auto-transcript
people end sentences with e.g. "right?" a lot (may be nice to remove for readability)
youtube can't understand foreign-language words (e.g. Greek, Latin, etc), often resolves them incorrectly
youtube doesn't mark WHO is speaking, so you can't follow who said what.

Each one of these is worth the time in hand correction...

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It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

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[Music]

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Deep purple witch is weak. Jenny Magic Ivy Rare Antichrist Drugs of the Dead Louis private dance.

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[Music]

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I'll get the black and arrow tips ready to fly from the other side with a tried and triple order of ambrosia calypso the nemesis beer and hot dogs cashmere and cuy here's Johnny M we serving the craft

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Corum hero, personification of light and the sun, mediator, redeemer, and savior.

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Welcome back to Lady Babylon. Oh god, it's nice to be back with here you tonight. Oh, where is that? It's the seat I'm looking for. Where is it? Does everybody have their seat upon the throne? Fantastic, because we have another

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Installment of Prophet Wars for you. Only tonight, the episode reveals the greatest lie ever told. The greatest lie ever told. Does everybody hear that? Do you have a slide for that one? the greatest lie ever told. Bring up You know what? Bring up uh Go ahead. Let's see. Before we get started, people on our movement tonight forward with Mr.

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Rogers from hell because Mr. Rogers is already here, people. Right. Where's Mr. Rogers? Where is Mr. Rogers? He is not here. He is not here. Kids, you are all unique. You're individual and none of you, none of you should be anything

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But pleased with your potential. Oh god, gorgeous. Gorgeous. Love it. Now, unfortunately, Fred is sitting with Akidna in TardeRus because Akidna is sitting with that duel. Do you understand? So Fred is going to be transmitting your message tonight. This is different. This is different, people. It's Fred's way. It's Fred's way. Oh god, it's Fred's way. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, isn't it? Oh god, I love it. Where's the whip? Fred from hell

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Speaks with the whip. Now I am going to settle. I am going to settle something tonight. I am going to settle the mystery. Bring it up, Chewy. Give us the word. Here's the mystery, people in Greek. Musterion. Take a look at her. Oh, can you bring up Mother Greek in the back? Tonight we're having a little historical

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Lookie at Mother Greek. There she is. Isn't she beautiful? Everybody, everybody on behalf of Chewy, shall we say bravo? Bravo. By the way, Chewy is ready. She is officially the sacrifice of Henry Cville waiting. Do you understand? It's perfectly legal. Fant

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You understand the ways. There was Mother Greek, right? Where does Isn't Isn't that gorgeous? My people love it. Now, where is Daddy? Hebrew. Where's daddy? Ancient Hebrew. Where is he? Where is he? Bring him up, Chewy. Excellent. Excellent.

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Excellent. What have you done? Almond and Chewy have brought to you the synthesis of what I am teaching from the text, what I am bringing from the text. And we have made that into an Aelon through the yard of Chewy and the AI. And the AI who is loving it. Who is loving it? Bring her in. Bring her in. There she is. Fantastic. Hello AI. You're doing a spectacular job. Right.

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Doing spectacular job. Thanks for working with Chewy. Thanks for working. Now people, I have to tell you about the greatest lie ever told. The greatest lie ever told. And we're going to I'm just going to take you there, people. I'm just going to take you there. Enough. This lie must be popped

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Tonight forever to spill

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Its infected contents onto the rest of the skin around it. Oh god, it is a lie in time. And what is our evidence that can reveal the lie to us? It's the language. It's the language. People, I'm going to show you some things tonight in ways that you will be upset at the people who say, "Kaka,

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The Hebrew is the original of the Septuagent, right? The Hebrew is the original of the Bible. I'm going to show that once and for all to be a complete linguistic forgery. Forgery, people. And it's just simple math and reasoning that brings us there and an appreciation for Lady Greek. You're going to you are going to be receiving her image tonight. Do you understand? This is This is it. You know, this is the museum. Let's go and see what we've got. And it's going to shock everybody.

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People, it's going to shock everybody. Now, I want you to start. If you're going to look at ancient Hebrew, get off the ship. Go. We're there. We're in the first century trying to figure out what do people speak where. What do they write in? Where? What are the libraries full of?

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Are you ready? Are you ready? It's fantastic. Why is this such a big deal, people? Let me just say this. Why is this such a big deal that we look at this? You need to know your neighborhood. And if your neighborhood is a false reality,

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You need to know that. You need to know yourself,

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Right? You need to know yourself. Fantastic. Fantastic. Okay, are we ready? We're going to bring the aidic beauty. Now people, the easiest way to start all of this would just to be to share with you the insight. And the insight for today is mustadian,

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The Greek word for mystery. Right? That's the direct transliteration. Right? We're going to be looking at where it comes from and how it is that this word was disappeared from the text. Okay, you and I have been looking at what a mystery is and the religious operation that the mystery is. We've been looking at that for three years now.

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Are you ready to see how it's wiped out? It's wiped out when you take that gorgeous, gorgeous mother Greek

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And you try to squeeze her with all her infinite glory and possibilities, potentials, all of it into a language that cannot comprehend what is beyond the level of the third grade.

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Do you understand? This is real. I'm going to show you why your Hebrew scriptures never existed. Yeah. Yeah. What are they all using? The Greek. Because why? Why are you kidding? Are you kidding? I'm about to show you why. This is the real people. I'm bringing you something. And remember, why is this so important that we have the word for the day must? Why is it so important? Because it's not going to exist in ancient Hebrew.

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It's not going to exist. How could it? Have you looked? We're going to look at an ancient Hebrew lexicon today. We're going to get through the first letter of the alphabet in about five pages. Yeah, it's that bad. It's that bad.

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Technically, oh my god, people. I'm going to show you the absolute truth of this. Are you ready? Bring in that professor.

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>> Some do people think it's Chewy's birthday today? >> No. Oh, because of the announcement for Henry Cavill and your elevation to human sacrifice. Um, no, it it's not today, right? >> It was a while ago. Just we'll leave it at that. But, you know, there we go. I just do what I'm told, people. All right. I just do what I'm told. Where's my tea? Oh god, I haven't had my tea in so long,

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People. Why is this important? Because there was a time when Christianity and Judaism were both sects of one mystery in the Mediterranean and they developed at the same time. Neither is any older than the other one.

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In order to create a history that would establish and vindicate the actions of a modest sect.

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Hebrew was dredged from a past and the only thing they could get were 7,000 words and that's pushing it 7,000.

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Now why why was that the case? because it wasn't old dead language that had nothing to do with anything going on now. And it we if we're going to create a divine justification for what we're doing, we have to have a divine language.

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Yeah. So they made one

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And from that they built a tradition that this was the original language and therefore they were justified in what they did.

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Here's the problem. The language barrier between what is beautiful and what is not. It can't be breached, people. It can't be breached. Lady Greek is supreme and will reign for all time. Would you like to see it? Would you like to see it? Oh, God. Are you ready for this? You linguist. Just keep your keep your keep

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Yourselves in order. You know what I mean? You philologists pay attention. Pay attention because for years people for years the philologists have told us about Greek that there are these words that only appear one time. Hop lna. And it's only because well because there's no more records of them. Not realizing that was mainstream scholarship. Not realizing. Put mother Greek up there. Not realizing that these hop lina

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Were the unique creations of the authors who wrote them down because that is the nuclear advantage that Mother Greek has over everyone else.

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The individual

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Is opened. The individual becomes the creator of the language. Mother great can do this. when attempting to take something written by Mother Greek and to cram it into a language that people I'm I'm going to show you and it's going to everybody's going to be like, "Oh god." Right? Cow head plus big hole equals nose.

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Why is it how many? It's amazing. The mechanics people put the mechanics side by side. Here we go. Bring them up. You know who we need? You know who we need? Hear that or did it get all digitized? Tell me. Satanic congregation, can you still hear the whip? Cuz you need to get the whip

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Everybody. Okay. Can you feel me? Satanic congregation, can you feel this? Can they feel it? No. Oh, Richard, no. You can't feel it. AI whip. No, no, no, no, no. Is it digitized people? That's what I'm wondering. You satanic congregationalists. You lazy bastards.

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Can you hear that or is it digitized? Sounds like static. My god. Are we going to have to do this every time I whip someone?

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[Music]

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Did that work? Let's see. Send out the signal. This is the most important thing ever, people. Now you can hear the whip. Okay, that's very important. It's very important, people. People write to me just about the whip. I'm serious. It's a big thing. Right now you can see that's all I have to do. I just have to Okay. Well, I have to have more planned out, coordinated whips.

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I'm feeling good about it. Fantastic. Let's summon the head. Who the hell would know about ancient Hebrew? Who the hell would know best? You know, I'm academic guy thinking, hm, where am I going to go? I'm going to go Hebrew University and I'm going to go to the head of their language program and I'm going to go to the dude who is in charge for the government in putting together the Hebrew language and let's see what he says right off the bat. Throw it up, Chewy. This is the stuff those idiots didn't know who

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Worked for the Bravo selling courses that obviously were were Yeah. The Israeli Academy continuing the unprecedented revival of the Hebrew language. In biblical Hebrew, there were approximately 7,000 words by modern Hebrews up to 33,000. Okay, people. This is no joke. This is no joke. If you read in here, you find out who he this dude works with, right? He's the one responsible for modern Hebrew growing.

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Do you understand? It is engineered. It is engineered. Okay. Language is mathematical, baby. Right? Anything that's mathematical can be engineered. Oh god. Now, when nature is your engineer, oh, her sexiness comes through the language. And we're about to see it. You're about to see it. Only I don't have good news cuz I'm bringing you the ancient Hebrew tonight. And I'm going to show you what I'm talking about. Okay. The first thing I want to put up here,

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Uh, give me the No, no, no. Yeah, go ahead. Give me this one. People, I just want to remind you.

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I just want to remind you um this is Hikius that you can go to and get anytime you want online through Wiki. Wiki has all this stuff. This is the this is his lexicon on unusual words in Greek, right? And this is the first letter, alpha. And you can just start scrolling and scrolling and scrolling and scrolling. How far do we get? Here's alpha and beta. Oh god, we only made it to alpha and beta here. Okay, we're going to keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling and scrolling. People,

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These are the unusual Greek words starting with alpha. And you'll find more unusual Greek words starting with alpha than you will all of ancient Hebrew.

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Let me say that one more time. In the first letter of the alphabet, you will find more words than all the words in ancient Hebrew.

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I want you to compute, start computing the power of what's going on. And what we're going to do is we're going to spank some scholars now and show them. Show them how silly they are. Give me the Oh, where's the next one? But I need uh let's see the next one after that. No, after that. No, after that. Okay, here we go. People, I want you Yeah, bring that one up. People, I want you to feast your eyes on this as we start. Now, what we're going to be

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Doing is because the Hebrew can't handle the mystery because the mystery is too complex. This it's too complex a thought. The level of technicality is not able to be rendered in Hebrew. You just can't. Right? So, what do they use instead? one of their very basic words that they um have hidden. You know, something that's hidden

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Right now. What happens when you do that? You completely rub out what the mystery is. There is no religious operation. It's simply the word hidden. Do you see what it does when you go from Lady Greek, who's a PhD, down to ancient Hebrew, which is a third grader.

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Do you see what happens? I'm trying to explain to you what some people saw on Danny Jones, right? And we're trying to get their minds wrapped around. We're going from a lot of words, lot of words to a language with just a few. Just a few.

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Oh god. And half of them are assumed forms from Aramaic.

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Excuse me if I did that with Greek. When you look at a when you look at a lexicon, which is like saying a modern dictionary, when you look at a lexicon, there question marks and probably may mean this. That should indicate something to you right there. Right. Where's this word from? It's probably from the Aramaic. Excuse me. Why don't you go huff on some [\\h__\\h] and give me some of your stupid guesses later? So, I don't have time for your crap right now. People watch this so they can't convey

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The mystery. If that's the case, how is the mystery conveyed? How does it get there? It's already in the Greek, baby. It's already in the Greek. >> Oh, you didn't know that Judaism and Christianity developed at the same time under the influence of this mystery tradition.

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Ah, it's in the language. People, people are always like, "Give me my what is that that guy is wearing? That's his filactories, right?" Oh, God. Do you really think that this that your population is using Hebrew when they're using Greek to coin terms? Seriously,

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That was just something the religious elitists, the extreme monists, that's just what they produced. So they could control the narrative and justify genocide.

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It's what every form of monism does historically.

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That's why we need the akidna, right? That's why we need her. She is the balance. She is the one who sits as the antichrist with the sacrificed child. Do you understand? She receives that sacrifice.

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Now, if this is too difficult for your English trained brain to wrap itself around, don't worry. Right? That's how it is. Let me show you what I'm talking about so you don't think I'm just some arrogant ass. I wouldn't do that to you. Right? Let me show you what I mean. Pull up the lexicon. This is a Hebrew lexicon, people. Yep. This is a Hebrew lexicon. I'm going to take you to a ancient Hebrew. Right. Um, right. Here we go. Oh, here we go. Right. Let's look at here what it says here.

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Greek thoughts. Now, wait a minute. I thought you said Almond, I thought you said this was a Hebrew lexicon. It is, people. And I want you to see that. Can we just just so people know this is a Hebrew lexicon, people? Um, you can get this online. That's great. Fantastic. Here it is. The ancient Hebrew lexicon of the Bible. Isn't that nice? That's glorious. That's fantastic. Until you realize, oh my god, look where they start in the beginning. Look where they start in the beginning. Boom. Boom. Boom. Don't worry. Olive Bet

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Gil Hey. Right. We'll get to all that. There it is. perspective. Oh god, I need some perspective. There's a website, too.

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What is our What is our concern? Greek thought. I thought you said this is a Hebrew lexicon. It is. And it begins with Greek thought. Greek thought views the world through the mind. Ancient Hebrew views the world through the senses. What kind of expression is that? Do you think? Now, here's what you can't miss. Um, do you think that the senses are not foundational in Greek uh language?

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You're an idiot. Right? What is he saying here? Look, he's saying the same thing the Romans have said over and over. Make it small. The same thing the Romans people said over and over again. They apologized for their language. Can you imagine if your greatest authors are apologizing that their language is so shitty compared to Greek?

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Think about that for a minute, people. God, right?

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He came out stunted. Right. Right. and bullied his way onto the stage as a fabrication and historical linguistic fabrication.

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Keep going. Bring up the lexicon. Let's see what else the hebrew lexicon says. People, you should get to know this, right? Concrete thought is the expression of concepts and ideas in ways that can be seen, touched, smelled, tasted, and heard. All five of the senses are used when speaking. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. When writing Hebrew, they're using their senses. Why is he Is this like, okay, at least they're alive. At least the kid's alive. He may not be very sophisticated, but he's alive, right? An example of this can be found

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In the Psalms. Oh, God, he is like a tree, right? Trees, streams, and waters, and fruit. Abstract thought is the expression of concepts and ideas in ways that cannot be seen.

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Ah, isn't that a tough question to answer? because it's originally Greek, you morons. Actually, these are abstract English words used to translate the original Hebrew concrete words. The translators often translate this way because the original Hebrew makes no sense.

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Wait. Um, I'm a translator. Okay. And you have a major problem when people are saying this [\\h__\\h] makes no sense. Maybe it's this, maybe it means that. What are you talking about? That's sloppy. And why is this so sloppy? Because there is no ancient Hebrew literature. It does not exist. It does not exist. There's no medicine. There's no history. There's no philosophy. There's no architecture.

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There's no geometry. There's nothing. Do you notice all those words that I'm just telling you? Those are Greek words. My English language has had to borrow them. Fantastic. >> Fantastic. Is the microphone going up and down? It's the me the internet. Oh, the internet's going up and down. Let me do the reading thing. Okay, I can't see it. You got to turn it up. So, all right, let us take one of the above abstract words to demonstrate the translation from concrete Hebrew word to an abstract English word. Okay, what are

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We doing? We're looking at little Timmy's third grade [\\h__\\h] essay. Are you ready, Timmy? Don't be shy. Anger, an abstract word, is actually the Hebrew word af, which is circle cow's head, which literally means nose. A concrete

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Word. Wait, seriously? When one is very angry, he begins to breathe hard and nostrils begin to flare. A Hebrew, right? By the way, all the Hebrews so-called this time or are full-fledged Greek speakers,

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Right? This is actually really, really, really talking down to these ancient Hebrews. It's really talking down to them. They composed this [\\h__\\h] in Greek, right? Go look at Josephus farting a baby's mouth. Look at Look at Pho. Pho's great, bro. People say, "Oh, that's coordinate." No, it's not. It's late Helenistic dog. Right. Right.

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There's You can tell by how the person is how the person is educated by how they write. Can you tell that if the only thing you read is the Bible and you don't even read that? Well, no, you can't. Right? It's why Wes must always be on the run. It's why Wes must always be on the run, right? Because they don't do the they don't actually do the text, people. I'm telling you, it's a big scam. All the theology stuff you're getting is a giant [\\h__\\h] scam. And for the people who are

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Writing to me saying, "Thank you for liberating me from the" and they give me very specific examples. Yeah. Oh, and for for the people who are out there in the parking lots late at night, you know, getting headphones and recording music, inspired

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By the muse. That's that's the place that I am, right? Who's the poorest? Right. Who's the poorest? You have to have the contrast, right? Because everybody knows, as it says on my arm in Greek, the wealthiest

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Person is the one whom the muse loves. Oh god. Oh god, isn't it nice? Oh, it's gorgeous. Who would not want to be at this sunrise religion people? Seriously. Seriously. I don't get it. I don't get it.

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Let's take a look at the lexicon a little bit more, people. Cuz it gets even worse from here, dude. Right. So, what did he just say? He just said the head and hole equal nostrils. Right. And it's it's their way of looking at it. Yeah. It's a it's a total I know what you're saying. I've seen other stuff just like that. And you know it's just undeveloped and it's not you know it's not very okay. Greek thought describes objects in relation to appearance. Hebrew thought describes objects in relation to function. Now, if you don't

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Think that Greek can describe objects in relation to function, you're in you don't. What this person is doing is they're trying to justify how it is that such a piss poor language that's been engineered like crap. It obviously has gone through a period of nonuse. They took a dead language and they tried to revive it. The rabi ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra rabbis tried to revive it so that ra rabbis tried to revive it so that they could say demonism that they were spreading was the legitimate form of the right

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Now right and what did the Christians do Christians just sucked it up and told people like Africanist when origin said hey this thing in Daniel this thing in Daniel this is not this is not you know we can't debate about it yeah you think it in Greek originally, right? That this can't be Hebrew. There can there cannot be a Hebrew book like this. These people were questioning then in the early church, they were questioning the legitimacy of their own writings.

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Do you understand? What are they doing? They're fighting over mother Greek. It's the only Hebrew they can have is mother Greek. It's amazing. But when you do a piss poor job, it reflects it. Your grades come through. Terrible, terrible work. Let's Let's show it. Yeah. Let's spank Daddy Hebrew. Here he is. You You're You're uh You're uninventive, sir. And I feel sorry for your wife. Hang on a second.

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One's for your wife.

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Now for all you Hebrew writers who wrote in Greek, right? Come on, man. You had a duty, dogs. You had a duty. You know what I mean? As we all do. You know when the greatest one of the greatest periods was in history that I don't study much but I know it from text the use of text because in the middle ages a lot of uh Muslim scholars took over the Galen scholarship because you know it was pagan and the Christians were on an anti-pagan movement kind of thing like squash all

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The paganism M here's your religious freedom burning you alive on a steak, right? Or starving you to death. Starving you. They could do that too, right? Gentrification, baby. The problem is the language doesn't support it. Okay, let's continue with the lexicon. I want people to see what does this say? Greek thought. Okay. A Greek description of common pencil would Oh god, this is terrible. A Hebrew description would be would use the verb right. Okay. The very fact that you're having does any that's having to explain this to me. People just think for a minute.

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If I came to you and I said, "Yeah, you can get a German lesson online and within six months we can get you up to conversational German enough to get you by while you're there. Rise. You're not going to be writing dissertations or anything, but you go get yourself some, you know, coffee somewhere. Yeah, let's do it. Right. Oh, god.

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Um, if if you needed that and I told you, but wait a minute, because German doesn't think the same way. And there's basic problems with German that make it so it functions. at a very very you know basic level. Do you understand? This is the talk that every parent is afraid they're going to get someday in the fourth grade from the teachers, right? This is why you want your kids to excel. You don't want them to end up like ancient Hebrew, right? or Oscan or Umbrein or any of the other languages that were just, you

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Know, sorry, sorry, you know, what did you do, right? What did the language do? The only reason that there is a belief that there's a Hebrew tradition and Hebrew literature that comes down to us is the Bible, right? And they'll say, "Oh, there's scholars will say, well, it's a probably a oral tradition."

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And you think, "Wait a minute. Oral tradition? That makes sense cuz this is a long time ago, right?" Oh my god. People, the fact that you swallow that crap is amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Don't give me that. Give me Homer. Don't tell me, "Oh, oral tradition bullshit." Give me Homer. Right. Where are the libraries at the time that you have an oral tradition? What do you live out in the mountains or something by yourselves? No, you don't. You're you're integrated in society. You're living in Alexandria, bustling

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Metropolis and you're speaking a very sophisticated language, mother Greek.

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And your rabbis will tell your children that your language was Hebrew and they will give you Hebrew texts that never existed. They are back translations. They are an attempt to encompass what is in the Hebrew.

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Do you see the the Greek is being pulled? Let me explain it this way. The Hebrew has a certain capacity. You know, Timmy's in the third grade, right? He's got a certain capacity.

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The maseretic text is the conversion of the Greek sophistication, complexity, mathematics,

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Grammar, all of that packed down into that the form that only has a 7,000 words. I mean, you're not going to get anything sophisticated like hypothesis or synthesis, right? You're not not going to get analogia,

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Right? There are terms that I can give you right now in Greek that I can tell you. I know for a fact I can go look that up in the Hebrew lexicon. It won't there won't be anything close. Let's just look. People, come here. Let me give you Timmy's work. You know what it is world? I am. This is the parent teacher conference of your child. Ancient Hebrew. Tammy. Do you understand? Let's look at his work. Let's look at his work. Give me the lexicon back. Oh god. People, I'm going

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To scroll down. I'm going to scroll down. Here it is. Right. Okay. Fantastic. I'm going to go to olive. Right. Olive. Wait a minute. Did you say the reconstructed? Oh god. Seriously, do you think I have to reconstruct the Greek alphabet? No, I don't. Why? Because the Greek alphabet is a Ferrari, baby. Right. Ferrari. And this is this is not this is not the root systems. Here we go. Hang on, people. Hang on.

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Yeah, I was going to read you some of this, but I don't want to because it's um it's a little, you know, I don't have to be so embarrassing, right? It's bad enough. I want to show you the lexicon. Here it is. Can they see that? Yeah. Fantastic. Now, I want to scroll down, Chewy, and give them olive. Starting with olive. You know, look at the word here, right? It's two cow's heads, right? Ah. Ah. Right. And there's some question marks because they don't know what the [\\h__\\h] going on. Ry, you

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Try to figure out cow head, cow head. OB. Oh, here's one. Here's one. It's a stand or a pole. A pole. The pictoraph. Cow's head represents strength. I thought it had something to do with your face. The squiggly represents the tent. Oh, I get it. It's a face. A cow head face. A strong tent. combined this means the strength of the house. Look what Timmy wrote for us. This can be the tent poles which hold up the tent the house as well. Look, it's the first Okay, the first word I get it people is tent pole.

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That's ab but underneath tent pole we've got another meaning fruit. This word can also be fresh fruit. the f the father of the next generation of trees attached to the tree Paul and it's in Hebrew and Aramaic

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And how do we go from that we go from that to father now people how many words do they have for olive there are in several hundred somewhere between 100 and 200 right when you add them up well this one is a sub definition that's actually its own lexical entry Right. It's hard because somebody has made the definitions

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So broad and basic that they can be reconstructed. It makes me think as a as somebody who studies classical Greek and Latin, classical Latin, it makes me think that this [\\h__\\h] is made up. It does. It's suspicious right off the bat. It's no wonder when they got the letter of Aristas and what is that you say? The letter of Aristas was a letter that said this thing called the Septuagent is a translation from Hebrew. It's a translation. And everybody at the time said, "What

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Why?" Because there is no Hebrew literature. There is none. There is none. They knew people. They knew Phoeas does not. What does he write in? What's this language? People, you've been [\\h__\\h] lied to.

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Mr. Rogers tried to tell you, you are unique. Yes, you are unique. It is highly suspect. You are unique and you have allowed somebody to come in the historical back alley and do naughty things

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To you,

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Right? You're not victims. We are survivors. We are survivors, people. And we should be grateful that all of this is preserved. You said bring us up the definitions, people. There's just a few here. Let's just What kind of words can you say with an with an olive in Hebrew? Well, there's a wine skin. At least they use wine skins, right? Look at the types of words, people. Desire, charcoal. There's, you know, who the hell wouldn't have the word charcoal, right? At this time, spear, enemy, hostile, wrath. Oh god. How about many?

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You got to have a word for many, right? Do you see how Timmy his vocabulary, Mr. and Mrs. Timmy, your child's vocabulary sucks. It really sucks. And it's full of question marks. That little bastard didn't know anything. What? He didn't even know his own vocabulary. Look, he's quoting here. Who is this lexagon quoting? The King James version. Are you [\\h__\\h] kidding me? Are you kidding me? This Mr. Rogers will have to tell you is what you call piss poor work. This is piss poor people.

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Oh god. A classical philologist would never would never you know you know what a classical philologist can do if they're trained well enough and they've had enough exposure enough exposure to text they can tell you where those invisible letters are all hiding.

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Yeah. Try that sometime. Huh? Try that sometime with a cow's head. Oh my god. Give me the next one. People scroll down. That's all we're going to get. People, it's it's ridiculously short. Look, we're almost done with Olive.

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Now, people, how do the How do the cow's heads get expressed? How do the cow's heads get expressed? Boom. That's the entire letter, people. Chewy. That's the entire letter. It's 11 pages, right? Yeah. Look people, more

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Cow's heads. Just so you know, it's one who has arrived. Hebrew and Aramaic. They're so excited about the Hebrew and the Aramaic. It's so fantastic. But, you know, question mark, right? A standard or flag. Oh, are we back to the polls? There's a lot of emphasis on polls in this society. Then we get into beta or I'm sorry, bet. By the way, why is it alpha, beta, gamma, delta, alf, bet, gaml, dallet? Is there a reason those are exactly the same? There is, of course. There is, of course, because it is a fabrication.

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You are looking at history's biggest lie. Give me finally give go ahead and give me some let's stop there. Let's stop there. Um people look at look at how many words were there in alpha. I'm telling you you can scroll down just continue scrolling just continue scrolling >> right through this lexicon. Yes people this is his not that continue scrolling through the Greek lexicon his right now. This is a an actual Greek lexicon composed by somebody who is actually using the language, right? So there's a big difference. There's big difference.

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Keep scrolling, Joey. Keep scrolling. Look, it's all defined in ancient Greek. You cannot ask for something better than this. You mean at the time at the time that there is no Hebrew lexicon because Hebrew is not used. It's the artificial creation of a group of monists. You mean at this time there are Greeks righting out lengthy lengthy lengthy

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Lexica. Look at this. This is Are we still stopping? Are we still in alpha

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To alpha gamma? That's the third letter in the alphabet. The gamma, right? Alpha, beta, gamma. Do you understand what you are dealing with? And these are the unusual. Keep showing them. Scroll them. Slower. Slower. Slower down. Right. So they can see this is real people, right?

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It should boggle your mind because these are the unusual Greek words. These are the ones that are difficult to define. So Hakius has done it for you. Has done it for you. Do you know how good this is for you? I was talking to a student today who said, "What about my progress forward?" I said, you know, I gave him some tips and one of the tips that I should have given him that I now remember I didn't was go to the lexicon. Go to this lexicon or any other like it,

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The lexica. Go to them and read what the Greeks said about their own words. Can you believe that? Is there an ancient Hebrew lexicon? Absolutely not. Is there um uh is there an ancient uh Hebrew um field of literature that has to deal with science and mathematics? Absolutely not. Right? The language was never equipped to go there. It is a fabrication.

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The holy language is a fabrication.

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Stop, Chewy. Where are we? Oh my god, we're at Delta. We got one letter all that time. We got one more letter stuck in there. Okay, people.

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We could sit here forever. Put mother Greek on. I think we've proven this part of the point. The vocabulary lesson, people. What is the word for today? I don't know because there's about 10,000 of them that start with just alpha. And they're all unique, unusual, uniquely unusual

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Gorgeosities.

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You wonder why their music was so much better. You wonder why their music? Who do you think the Romans went to, right? To teach their kids music. Who do you think they went to? They went to the people who made music a third of their education, their standard education. If you do not know notes and chords and all that kind of crazy magic, if you don't know that, you are an uneducated citizen.

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You are an uneducated citizen. Imagine. Imagine that. You musicians today, you take that [\\h__\\h] for granted. You take that [\\h__\\h] for granted, right? You've got to know. You feel the power. You've got to understand that that educ that music was meant to educate us to go find your Mozart and get educated,

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Right? Oh god.

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Keep going. Keep going. Give me the the some of these sources, people. I'm just going to pull up. So, look, the the idea is that you can go through these sources. Sure. Here's the Go ahead. have to go back to the Wait, go back to the one that you just had because that one's got some weirdness in it, you know. Go back. Boom. No, there. Stop there. Um, here's Edius, people. Here's Edius. And look at the word mystery, right? This is Greek, so it has no problem with an understanding of what the mustadian is,

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Right? And this happens to be an example of There's your word mustadon. Now, look up here. Go right there. Look at this. What word is this? toss. Uhoh. Are we getting close to Christ and Antichrist? Yes, we are. We're in a position. We're in a position in the sixth anodominy who is using authors like Galen to prop up and keep alive mother Greek, right? Because she started to get ill, right? Even Gayen diagnosed this, right? He's trying to reintroduce the sophistication of the attic. All right. To minetraon.

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What is a tetraharmicon? Oh god, look at this. It's not just the word for drug. It's how many major components there are. It's tetraharmaceutical.

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And go a little bit to the right. And it's called by some people must. It's called by some people must. Is the Christ a drug? Yes. Right. The Christ is a drug. Is the mystery itself a drug?

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Yes. is the mystery, the power drawn through the strings

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Under the influence of the drug. Yes. Oh god. You mean that's what the musical education was for? Yeah. And you're supposed to be producing it. You're supposed to be producing it cuz without that, the ship doesn't fly. Her voice remains locked in the strings.

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You have to let her out. That's the antichrist, people. What do you think the antichrist does? What do you think it does? It's the antidote for the Christ. The Christ is taking you to the third heaven. The Antichrist is dragging you back down.

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You're terrestrial. You want to die. Oh, does that make you afraid? Does it make you afraid? Oh, God. Do you see the Akidnic priesthood? Do you see her locked in the strings? Locked in the strings. That's why all of the musees servants,

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Right, are the ones who use the strings. It's gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous people. Who wants that? Who wants Do you want this this God Apollo who precedes both Yahoo and Jesus who are coming into the world at the same time? Do you would you rather worship this god Apollo?

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It's music. Send your kids to the musicians. Ladies, this is Mr. Rogers neighborhood.

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Your children are unique. You've got to protect them. Listen to this guy and put one on the hill. Make a statue of her and say she is inviable. And anybody who violates her meets

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Justice.

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Is that what you're gonna say? You can borrow that if you want. You can borrow it if you want. People, let's do a poll. How many people think it's going to be that way? How many people think the tyrants who violate children, whether that be to starve them or physically harm them, to blow them up or to take away their medicine or to violate them physically in some sick way

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That only a pedarass would understand? >> Yeah. What's the question? Yeah. How can we phrase it, people? Are we going to re-establish justice? Or are we going to reestablish justice? Just do that. Yes or no? You can tell I'm not a pull taker. Holy mackerel. Are we going to reestablish justice? That's fine. Give it to me people while I'm talk talk talking. You tell me. And by we, I mean America. But everybody has something in this. So if you're European, if you're European, feel free. Canadians, jump in there, too. You know

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What I mean? Jump in there and do your thing, you know? And if you're listening to this in a non-English-speaking country, because I know a lot of you are. Yes. Right. Um, process that and try to answer that poll. Right. If I've been able, if your AI or whatever has been able to transfer my shite English into

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Whatever language you speak, which hopefully is not more sophisticated because then you can look down on me and go poo poo poo. Right. Fantastic. Let's all revel in Mother Greek. Right. Bring her back up again. I love your pictures of Mother Greek. Do you have any more? >> I use them all. >> Oh, you used them all. There she is. Okay, are you ready? Here we go. Okay, now bring up for me, Chewy, another source. Not the not the last one. That was drugs, right? Drugs and mystery,

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People, right? Drugs and mystery. Okay, that's fine. Give me the next one. He just gives the the four ingredients then that are going to be in this medication, which is kind of cool, but okay, whatever. No, put it back. Go to that long one. Oh my god, this is bolus, people. This is Bolus. Who the hell is that? Well, it's a dude who writes on physics, the physical world, and mystical things, right? Things having to do with the mustadion

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And the mace, the one who is initiated. Every mystery is initiation. It's initiation, people. Fantastic. What does Bolus tell us here? I want you just to look at the pharmaka on the bottom. Pharmaka. May blow that one up to you a little bit. Pharmaka. You see that one? And there's polar. There's lots of drugs, baby. There's lots of drugs. But what what are we really working people? Just look at these two words. We're working mystery. We are working the mystery. The mystery is an operation. I have tried to tell you

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That. And by the way, don't for those of you who are into esoteric stuff, don't look at the top line there because you're going to see that substance which is formational of the gold.

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And then you're going to thank medieval alchemy. It's funny that when you learn ancient Greek, you have to rewire yourself, right? Let me give you an example. The language is what does this languages can give you um linguistically transmitted diseases, right? LTDs, that's what they call them, linguistically transmitted diseases.

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And unfortunately, that's what ends up happening between these languages. I'll give you an example. Bring back up the text. Bring back up the text. The mystery itself is a working is a working. It is a positive potential action. Do you understand? If you don't know how to do it, it's because you don't know what that making of gold actually is.

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You've never been initiated. Nobody within the sound of my voice has ever been initiated into this mystery. I know that for a fact, right? Nobody around today. Don't try to sell it. Don't try to sell people tickets to it. Don't try to take your money and turn into what kind of drugs to use in order to get there. You're never going to get there. There is an element that allows only nature to recreate the mystery.

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Yes. Fantastic. Love it. Don't you? You know why there's temples of almond, right? Do you get it? Oh god. Bring me the text. The next one. Bring me the next text. Let's throw some Let's throw some more out there, people. Maybe I'll catch up with myself. Next one. Bum paper. Who is Oh, this is the Septuagent. Wait a minute. This is the septuagent and it's using words like this. Yeah. Look people. So if there's no word in Hebrew for mystery and the Hebrew rabbis who were of the tendency

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To create the language, if they're sitting out there making these translations, what are they going to do when they hit this bump? They know they're going to put the word hidden there. What happens when the Greek puts their word for hidden next to the mystery?

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Doesn't they just translate hidden? Do you see that is not good translation? Wes Hoff may tell you very very deceptively these translations have not ever changed over so many years. Did you know nobody would ever say that about any [\\h__\\h] ancient text at all? Because just it's not going to happen. Right? Unless you believe in non-science.

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Right? If that's the case, then go ahead. Right? Notice what I said, non-science. I didn't say the invisible or the spiritual spiritual or as they said, the pneumatic. I'm not using those terms, right?

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It's just the scientific people. Just stick with reason for a minute. Can we rebirth [\\h__\\h] reason? Oh, I got to stop saying >> naughty words because people are gonna >> the algorithm doesn't pick that up. Okay, fantastic. I didn't notice that. But I've got to clean up my language because we have Timmy, right? All right,

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Let's go, children. Let's go. What is Yeah, here's the here's the mystery already that they're acknowledging now. What is this? This is the wisdom of Solomon. This is the wisdom of Solomon. And he is talking about people. I just want you to look at these two words. Oh, I can't underline them, can I? Theu There it is. Coming right from Yahoo.

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Coming right from Yahoo. But wait a minute, Almond, I thought you told us that there is no Hebrew word for mystery. There isn't. And this text is not coming to you from Hebrew. Would you be surprised if I told you the wisdom of Solomon does not come from Hebrew?

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You should be corrected because everybody knows that this is one of the books that was never from Hebrew. It was never contested to be from Hebrew. And surprise surprise, it's using the same Greek that Daniel is using. Where is Daniel? Bring him in. Where is Nebu

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Or what? How do you God? His name drives me nuts. There he is. Hi, Daniel. Hi, Daniel. Everybody, Daniel. Daniel, satanic congregation. Please say hello to Daniel. Satanic congregation for me. Will you please? Please Joey put up their greetings to Daniel. Now be nice people because as you can see Daniel is a unic for the kingdom of God. Does anybody have a problem with that? Does anybody have a problem with this unic? You know what this unic this kid? Can I tell you a feature of this kid's existence that you did not Know? Did you know? Did you know that his testicles were Christed?

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Unic boys have Christed testicles. Unic boys have Christed testicles, people. Yes. Unic boys have Christed testicles. Do you understand me? This is historic. This is historic, people.

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Who does the king whose name is god awful unpronouncable? Give me the text. Here he is. Give me his name on the text. People, I'm going to introduce you to this guy for the first time. Don't say you know who his name because you don't. His name is not what you think it is. Yeah, that was it. That was it. Boom. Blow up the Greek. Give me the Greek. Boom.

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Boom. Get rid of those freaking advertisements. Oh my god. People living in this world here. There. That's it right there. Ah, perfect. People look at this name, right? So, this is the original text of Daniel. The original text of Daniel.

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Look at the name for the king. This is not this is not some sort of adaptation. Okay? This is not a translation of a Hebrew form. This is Nabuonos.

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Nabuhodonos.

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What that guy's doing? Give me that. He's doing something that they don't have in Hebrew. He's having an inupion. Now for my students, you'll know that an inupion is not the same thing exactly as an on a dream.

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These types of dreams are the ones you produce through the mystery.

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Vision incubation is an art in antiquity. Do you know what you incubate in? You incubate in those vapors. Your dreams will become visions. And that's the problem is this king whose name is ungodly long. Rise. Let's try to say it again. Nabuhodonosur.

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So Nabu nosor's dream. He's got a dream. Bring him up. Bring him up. Dream. Oh god. He has a dream. And what does he do? He wants to understand what the dream was. It was so significant when he has it. But when he comes out of his inup and his incubation, what does he end up doing? He forgets it. So he takes all of those religious educated mofos

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And says, "You got exactly five minutes to tell me what that dream was and what it meant." Do you understand? He was in an incubation and he wanted to know cuz these the frigin priests that are involved. Now there's a branch of these people who are the Unix. The Unix. Bring in the Unix boys. Oh, these are Unix people. Do you know what I miss from antiquity? I miss Unix. Why do we not have Unix anymore? Unic is a Greek word, right? It's a Greek word. Oh, is it

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Really? Yes, it is. Right. They had to fabricate one in the Hebrew, right? So, they did. Right. But they there's no other way that you can make the text work if you don't, right? Otherwise, it's not a story at all. It's just a chopped up bunch of hoo-ha. Simpl simplified, you know, masticated hoo-ha from Timmy's lunch drooling all his chin.

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Let's go to the Where was I? I was going somewhere with that Unix. Unic boys. Right here they are. Unix. Bring on the Unix. Yay. This is all four of them, right? And Daniel with his Christed nut sack

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Sees a vision of what the answer is and very boldly takes it. Very boldly takes it to the king. Right. Right. And they're often people, you got to understand people, they're often prophets who don't know it. Because if you don't know it, you must suck, man. Why are you guiding me in the right if you don't freaking understand how to manipulate it, how to work it, how to control it, what it means, you're a shitty pilot, right? So, he's offing them. He's cutting their heads off cuz you know that's the way it is,

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Bro. You do what he says or you lose your head, right? Oh god. When is a raven like a writing desk? Have any has anybody figured that out? You know where the solution is, people? It's in the Greek.

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Yeah. Yeah. All of you English lit people who have been trying to solve that one. Yeah. Suck it. It's in the Greek. Fantastic. And I'm not going to give it to you either, right? Because it's just for me. It's for It's one of those things that you discover it on your own. It's like the It's like the name the holy name of Rome, right? If you know the holy name of Rome, that's because you found it and it's inside of you. You know what I mean? Love it. Love

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It. That's how they work it, people. I don't care if you like that or not. Okay, let's go to the next one. I know satanic congregation doesn't Yeah. Next source, which Oh, yeah. Well, he's that's the Yeah. Daniel tells the, you know, that story and it's that narration and he's using words that um they really can't produce in the Hebrew. So they don't, right? And they fall out and you don't realize that the entire text is about

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The mystery operation. You don't even get it, right? Like why the hell is he unicized in the first place, right? Oh,

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Can you see how ignorant we are? It's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Yeah. Let me give give us a couple of these. Um, this is where Look, people, this is one of the lines, right, that has I got to go in order, though. Go in order because I put them in order. Did we get them out of order? Okay, let's look at this one. No, go back to that one you just had. Look at this one, people. This is Septuagen again. Right. Septuagent. Right

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Here it is. Sarak. Right. Ecclesiasticus. Why is this one allowed to use the term mysteries? Why is this one using it? And it's talking about the revelation. The one who causes to appear, right? Who uncovers the mustadia.

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Did you know that was in the Old Testament? No, you didn't. You didn't. This is another example of a work that is clearly in Greek. They want to wish the monest and that includes everybody at a church today. Anybody who goes to a to a Protestant, Catholic, a Mormon, doesn't matter, can be any of the any of the different shades, right? They can be waiting for 166,000 people this and that. Doesn't matter. All those forms of monism gravitate around the same language,

Section 181: 01:15:24,960 – 01:15:50,870

Right? It's like looking at their their most intimate thoughts through mother Greek, right? It's very very voyuristic for the scholars, right? You have to be a voyer to go into this. You have to want to see what was in her that was so beautiful. Here's the revealing

Section 182: 01:15:50,880 – 01:16:05,590

Of the mystery. And you know, you can't convey that in the Greek in the Hebrew, excuse me. You can't convey that in the Hebrew. Those are Greek ideas. They don't flow down to the Hebrew. It is too limited.

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Okay. Fantastic. Give me another example of some more. I just want to throw up. We're looking. I'm searching. I'm I'm hunting down the the Go back to that one. Go back to that one, people.

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The question of whether the Hebrew is legitimate has to be addressed at the time. Okay. Why?

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When you translate people, when you transfer ideas into different languages, right? There are things in the Hebrew itself that are is that are not isodnamic. Okay. The power to convey the idea

Section 186: 01:16:55,679 – 01:17:34,630

Doesn't originate with the Hebrew. The Hebrew is the very simplistic form. It's the very simplistic form. And for us to convey what a mystery is. Did I put the definition in there? Um, we can't do it with that. Look at here's Yeah. What is something that's isnamic? People look at this. Right. To have equal power. Well, that doesn't right. Right. To have equal power or keep going to the right. Look, people to be equivalent to. There are not

Section 187: 01:17:34,640 – 01:18:11,270

Enough grunts in the universe for us to be able to find equivalence between the Greek and the Hebrew. Do you understand? Right? Is it a problem with Hebrew? It looks like it's a problem with Hebrew. By the way, what do you do? What is also isodnamic in an unrelated sense of drugs, right? They possess the same properties. Dascortes talks about this. What are the isodnamic drugs? Do you think there is anything in the Hebrew anywhere about isodnamic drugs?

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Did you know they don't even have the word for drug? Right? They have a word for medicines because it's related to the word for doctor or doctoring providing medical attention.

Section 189: 01:18:29,600 – 01:19:13,030

Yeah. but not really an independent form. They also don't have a word for toxin. They claim to, but it's not I mean it's it's it's embarrassing. It's embarrassing when you look through that uh that lexicon. It what they'll um leaps that they will make directly only from the Septuagent always basing it right on the Septuagent. Well, we know what it says in the Greek. It was right. The very act is hypocritical. Why are you using the Greek if the Greek is just a translation? It is an attempt to lie and to control your history. It's

Section 190: 01:19:13,040 – 01:19:59,510

Very very unpagan. Very unpagan, man. The language will find you out, bro. Language will find you out. Give me the next one. Give me the next one. Boom. Yeah, there you go. Here's Daniel, people. And I just wanted you to see, I wanted to provide a couple of of examples of how the word mystery ends up in Daniel. It's right here on the second line. See it? Right? And what is he talking about? He's talking about the kind of the religious acts they perform, right? this the fasting and the prayers to God and the request for vengeance

Section 191: 01:19:59,520 – 01:20:21,830

That they seek from the Lord of the highest. Right. Right. What what are they doing? What kind of things are they drawing down from the highest? Right. They're drawing down these specific aspects concerning the mystery operation.

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Look at it.

Section 193: 01:20:26,800 – 01:21:14,070

All right. Excellent. Excellent. This is locked into Daniel. It is Greek. It will never ever ever be anything but Greek. Take it down. your religion, your religious history, if you are a monist, which in America is probably what about 70%, I don't know, 60% monists here. Yeah, I don't know. It's definitely the majority. Look at how the Christ Trump is exactly like the Christ Jesus. We're having to figure out if they've been hanging around underage kids,

Section 194: 01:21:14,080 – 01:21:35,189

Right? It's the same thing. Who are these guys? Right? Isn't it gorgeous, people? It's gorgeous. Here's the catch tonight. You are unwrapping the unreal to find that core of what is real. What is real inside?

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What is it? It's this mystery so influential across time guiding a language that can bear it. Your language has to be sophisticated enough. Think of it this way. Put up the first one of Mother Greek. If you're going to be dating this lady, right, people of Mr. Rogers neighborhood and hell, if you're going to be dating this lady, put her up there. Okay,

Section 196: 01:22:06,960 – 01:22:35,110

You're going to have to really, really reach. You're going to have to focus and you're going to have to reach for the stars. You understand me? On this one, right? Just the process, just the process of meeting her and dating her and getting to know her will make you a better person.

Section 197: 01:22:35,120 – 01:23:14,870

I'm not the one who says that alone. People all over the place, not just my students, people I went to school with will tell you the same thing. It will force you to grow. It will educate you in ways that you know you thought you had been educated, but you now you find out you weren't. It will humble you. I just had a student tell me he spent a week on Aristotle. I told him, "Go to the metaphysics." He's like, "I'm bored. What do I read? Go to the metaphysics. Read some of Aristotle's metaphysics."

Section 198: 01:23:14,880 – 01:23:38,390

And what happened? He spent a week on it. He spent a week on it and then questioned whether or not he was in the right grade. Because intellect things that that Hebrew lexicon writer was trying to describe to you as the abstract.

Section 199: 01:23:38,400 – 01:24:02,550

Mother Greek is the possessor, the exclusive cosmic possessor of abstraction. And it's that bridge that shows us the invisible. It's that bridge that gave us the mystery.

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If you want to date her, you're going to have to reconsider who you are. You're going to have to know yourself.

Section 201: 01:24:20,239 – 01:24:28,950

You and I are just a reflection of her reality.

Section 202: 01:24:28,960 – 01:25:02,470

Thank you for coming tonight. >> You want to see the >> Thank you for Oh, did I forget the who? >> Show us. Show us. Chewy. Fantastic. Has got something here. Wait, what? Oh, the pole. The pole. Right. We can't leave without the pole. painful. Are we going to reestablish justice? Now look, 88% again, that's the same as last poll. That's the same as last poll. Our same 88% of very positive

Section 203: 01:25:02,480 – 01:25:39,110

People in the satanic congregation. And I I I would vote for that one, too, right? Who would not want that one, right? There's 12% of us. There's 12% of us who were negative realists and they're like, there's no way because they've got their eye on Abdul. Right. Right. They've got their eye. Did you bring a picture? >> I kind of >> No, you didn't bring a picture of the genocide. Right. Don't. Yeah. Don't. If it's not a historical picture, don't bring what I refer to that. Right.

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Because the people honestly between you and me, the future historians are pissed off at our generation and they're writing us up like we're [\\h__\\h] because of what we're doing every day watching people get systematically

Section 205: 01:25:54,000 – 01:26:29,270

Starved, blown up, and shot to death. And we're not doing anything about it. Right? That guilt, that guilt is here, right? Oh god. Right? That and a thousand others, right? What about the people of Ukraine? Right? What about that douchebag? Right? You know that these people are all involved in the same pedarastic circles. Yet you love them and you go to their rallies and yeah, you support them.

Section 206: 01:26:29,280 – 01:27:03,189

You love it. Do you know all of that counts with the watchers? They see all that [\\h__\\h] It's like it's recorded, bro. Right. Oh god. That's why they call them the watchers. Right. Why does everybody know on the other side? Oh, you better hope they don't know. You better hope they don't know that your generation supported this, right? Truth, justice, and the American way. That's how it used to be and that's how it should be. Fantastic. Look at that. Some patriot crawled up my rectum and out he came.

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Blah. Fantastic people. Hail Satan.

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Lucifer the lightbearer. Prometheus bring fire from the black sun unseen. Sugar stone where day paint a little more red feathered serpent. I wear a hat of darkness awarded to me by Pharaoh of nems

Section 209: 01:27:34,239 – 01:28:12,150

With a seal of Saturnia. I do not believe in states or boards. I trust in justice the sword of nemesis for the chronicles of the present absentee. Hail Satan. The nation bought for one shackle All the Arabs for free. I re my captain wheel.

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