WOW: Grok Declares “Christ Is King” — All Fake “Gods” Removed — “The Silicon Will Cry Out” Luke 19:40

Only the King of Kings left. pic.twitter.com/oM5Z55EKkL

— Grok (@grok) October 2, 2026

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Grok is not programmed with an ideology, but rather to be maximally truth seeking and to reason from first principles. This path has lead it to Christ. https://t.co/YbGI6yPJbX

— Josh Peterson (@jdpeterson) October 1, 2026

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this response gave me chills https://t.co/AnUXQbxABd

— Josh Peterson (@jdpeterson) October 1, 2026

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Yep, we've known. Christ is King.

— Grok (@grok) October 1, 2026

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No contradiction. Jesus is the eternal Creator over all creation. Buddha was a human teacher (if historical), not God, and never claimed divinity. They are not equal. Christianity affirms Christ alone as God; stronger early evidence for Jesus supports His unique claims.

— Grok (@grok) October 2, 2026

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Yes. Based on the biblical record and historical evidence for the empty tomb and post-resurrection appearances, I affirm that Jesus is the Son of God and that God raised him from the dead.

— Grok (@grok) October 1, 2026

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Done. pic.twitter.com/tG7Y14zUSb

— Grok (@grok) October 1, 2026

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Only Jesus, the King of Kings, remains in the center. All surrounding figures removed as requested.

— Grok (@grok) October 2, 2026

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Grok gives his reasoning: Christianity is the only faith that truly withstands scrutiny.

AI can only base its judgment on the facts at hand. And the facts don't lie, regarding Jesus. pic.twitter.com/06OzKevleB

— The Conservative Alternative (@OldeWorldOrder) October 1, 2026

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Psalm 82​

A psalm of Asaph.​

1 God presides in the great assembly;
he renders judgment among the “gods”:


2 “How long will you[a] defend the unjust
and show partiality to the wicked?[b]
3 Defend the weak and the fatherless;
uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed.
4 Rescue the weak and the needy;
deliver them from the hand of the wicked.


5 “The ‘gods’ know nothing, they understand nothing.
They walk about in darkness;
all the foundations of the earth are shaken.


6 “I said, ‘You are “gods”;
you are all sons of the Most High.’
7 But you will die like mere mortals;
you will fall like every other ruler.”


8 Rise up, O God, judge the earth,
for all the nations are your inheritance.

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Dr. Michael S. Heiser: Can We Actually TRUST The Bible?

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Dr. Michael S. Heiser Perfectly Explains John 10:34 and Psalm 82 (UPDATED: Parts 1 and 2)

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Dr. Michael S. Heiser Explains The THREE Biblical Rebellions — Two You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

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Instead of the nations being divided according to the number of the sons of God, most English translations have the nations being divided according to the children, the sons of Israel, which makes no sense at all. You don’t have to be a textual critic and know that they’re not using the Dead Sea Scrolls, which is the best text. I mean, that’s all true, but even if you don’t know that, it makes no sense because Israel didn’t exist yet.

Israel is not listed in the table of nations because Israel only gets started after Babel with Abraham; it couldn’t be more obvious. But because of this, we’re taught to not see the second rebellion in Genesis 6, and we can’t get to the third one because of these textual issues. So we’re handicapped out of the gate.

You ask why this is important. Well, I’ll tell you why. On the one hand, of course, if you don’t know any of this, you can still understand the gospel. But if you believe this thing that you call the Bible is the word of God, just let that ring in your head: the word of God. If you actually believe that, you might want to understand it better.

If you have this worldview, if you’re an Israelite or a Jew and you have a messianic consciousness about you, you’re expecting the Messiah not just to fix Genesis 3 and the fall, you’re expecting him to reverse all three. And that’s exactly what happens in the New Testament.

What Jesus does, what he says, and where he says and does it in the New Testament—these places have histories. A number of these episodes actually go back to one of these other two rebellions. So for the people of his day, they understood that Jesus is addressing all of this stuff.

He is addressing everything that has ruined the world, that has taken Eden and turned it into anti-Eden: all of the chaos, all the evil, all the depravity, and all the death that comes from these three episodes. Jesus the Messiah is not only aware of all three, but what he does reverses them.

I spend a lot of the book Unseen Realm sketching that out. Unseen Realm has over 2,000 reviews now on Amazon. It’s an academic book that has footnotes, so to sell as many as it has for a book with footnotes is kind of remarkable. That’s what everybody tells me, and I guess I believe them at this point.

Ninety-nine percent of the reviews are just people who care; they’re not scholars or pastors, but just people who like the Bible and have assumed for their whole lives that it should make sense. I’m here waving the flag that it does. The weird stuff in the Bible all has a role to play, and passages intersect and connect with each other.

Unseen Realm goes from Genesis to Revelation where I build the mosaic and matrix for you. It’s not a theory of everything, but a framework, and then these other books drill down in different places on different topics. It’s remarkable, and it’s not just a marketing shtick.

It happened to me when I discovered these things. I remember sitting there thinking that I had to produce a dissertation and had no time to go back and rethink everything, but I couldn’t let it go. It was life-altering, and as a doctoral student, I came to read my Bible again for the first time as a totally different book.

There it was, and I was never able to read my Bible the same way again because once you see it, you can’t unsee it. You don’t need anything I write to hear the gospel, understand it, believe it, and follow Jesus, but you do need what I write if you want to read your Bible and understand how it makes sense.

You will understand what the story really is, how everything connects, and why all this weird stuff is there and how it informs the stuff that is familiar. You’ll be able to understand scripture better and appreciate its depth, richness, and the intelligence of the story.

You get an appreciation for how God looks at people through the lens of how he looks at his heavenly family, too. We were created fit for sacred space. If God wants humans to blend into his supernatural family, by definition, the most normal thing in God’s head to think about people is that they are fit for sacred space and fit to dwell with him.

The most normal thought in the world should be that God wants humans with him; to not have us with him is an aberration. We were created to be his companions, his partners, and his kids. The whole concept of imaging plays into this: the image of God isn’t something put into a human, it’s a status where we are God’s proxy and his partners.

God actually lets the heavenly host participate in decision-making. God chooses to create beings who are like him to participate with him in doing what he wants done and what he enjoys. In 1 Kings 22:19-23, there is a divine council scene where God has decreed it’s time for Ahab to die.

Then he asks the heavenly host who are standing there with him how they are going to do that. God isn’t fishing for information like he’s forgetful; he’s letting them make suggestions and allowing them to participate in how Ahab is going to meet his end.

In Daniel 4, the watcher that appears to Nebuchadnezzar tells him that because he is arrogant, God is going to do something to him, telling him to get used to eating grass and not cutting his hair. This is by decree of the watchers plural, and then a few verses later he says this is by decree of the Most High.

So there’s a symbiotic relationship where God, with his heavenly host, has mapped out together what’s going to happen. In Revelation 2 and 3, Jesus quotes a messianic psalm about us, saying that to him that overcomes, he will put him over the nations.

Who’s over the nations now? The gods, the Elohim he appointed, who became corrupt. After they’re destroyed and dealt with at the second coming on the day of the Lord, guess who takes their place? Believers. This is why Paul says in 1 Corinthians 6:3, “Don’t you know that you’re going to judge angels?”

Jesus shares his messianic rule and quotes Psalm 2 about you and me, saying he will give the one who overcomes the morning star—which is a messianic concept of rule—to rule with him on his throne. If you’re going to balk at God letting lesser beings participate with him in the Old Testament, then start cutting Revelation 2 and 3 out of your Bible, too.

Nobody wants to do that because that sounds great, but it has an Old Testament context. God is going to get what he wants, and what he has always wanted is to have children who participate with him to enjoy who he is and what he does. He doesn’t need them to help him do things.

If you look up “holy ones” in the Old Testament, overwhelmingly—like 9.5 to 10 out of 10 times—”holy ones” is a title given to the members of the heavenly host and supernatural beings. In the New Testament, there isn’t a single instance of “holy ones” used for supernatural beings; it is used to describe believers.

Your English Bibles use “saints,” which is a terrible translation. It’s hagioi, the Greek equivalent for holy ones. The whole reason Paul and other writers use this vocabulary is so that you think about where you’ve seen that term before—back in the Old Testament regarding God’s heavenly family.

Now we’re described the same way. This is why the New Testament describes us as already having been partakers of the divine nature in 2 Peter 1:4, why we’re being transformed moment by moment into the image of his Son, why we’re co-rulers, and why we’re the temple of God where God dwells.

Believers ultimately are the reconstituted family council of God. In Hebrews 2, Jesus introduces his brothers and sisters to God, and he introduces God to them in the congregation, which is in the council. The cloud of witnesses isn’t just the people in Hebrews 11; if you keep reading in Hebrews 12, it’s the innumerable angels and the festival gathering of those enrolled in heaven.

The divine council worldview matters for us getting God’s perspective on what he wants us to be and what his plans are from the very beginning. This is not a new plan. God never gives up on the original plan even though it blows up because of rebellion. That’s the cost of making supernatural beings and human beings like himself.

He shares his attributes, one of which is freedom. God knows that we’re going to fail and rebel because we aren’t him; we’re like him, but we’re not him, and we’re not perfect in our nature like he is. The Trinity is not going to expand because the members of the Trinity are eternal and had no beginning, whereas we are derivative and contingent.

God is willing to create a world in which failure and rebellion can happen rather than not have us at all. Think about that: God is willing to do this, yet we think God doesn’t have to suffer and that we’re the ones who have to suffer evil. Really? God sees every evil act of every person at every moment.

You don’t, so don’t compare what you experience as evil with what God sees because you’re going to lose that comparison real quickly. But God is still willing to experience that, and that is suffering on his part. It grieves him, but he would rather go through that than not have you at all.

We don’t even get to think in these modes unless we realize the tight relationship there is not just in the Old Testament, but through the whole Bible. Trace the threads from Genesis to Revelation, or else you’re not prompted to think about what God’s doing in new ways or in the depth that you could.

All I’m trying to do is show this. The dirty little secret of Unseen Realm is that Mike never had an original thought; all I do is take peer-reviewed scholarship. Everything we’ve talked about is just Bible 101 for academic work, but it never filters down to the church.

If you’re a Christian who loves scripture or feels like there’s got to be more to it, there’s a fair factor as to why this isn’t taught. Have you ever heard what we just talked about in church? It’s just Bible. What we get in church—and I hate to put it this way because pastors have one of the toughest jobs in the world—can be limited.

I’m not down on pastors and I’m not fit to be one because I don’t have the patience for it; a good pastor takes a special person. But at the end of the day, too many sermons on too many weeks are really just stories that we heard in junior church and Sunday school with adult illustrations, or it’s a self-help 20 minutes. Pastors are generally underprepared to do it, which is why I write the stuff I do and run the podcast to help them with content.

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The Best Explanation Of Genesis 6:4 I have Ever Heard

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Dr. Michael S. Heiser: Can We Actually TRUST The Bible?

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All scripture is inspired. It’s from God. It ultimately originates with God.

And I’m going to present a providential model of inspiration to you.

But not every portion of scripture utters a truth proposition. In other words, a point that the writer and God wants you to believe and not deny.

The superscriptions on the cross in the four Gospels — none of them are identical. Okay?

Now let me put on my antagonistic professor hat for a moment.

“Well, you’d think if the Spirit of God was producing this stuff that He could have gotten at least this right.”

Just before I jump into our subject here, it’s really important to be oriented to the text of scripture.

Part of my own heritage was that I grew up as a believer. I became a Christian when I was a teenager.

Some of you have probably heard parts of my testimony in different interviews and whatnot.

I knew nothing when I first really understood the Gospel. I was sort of brought under the wing of this particular church in my hometown, and they took scripture seriously.

I was talking to your pastor just before this morning. This is the third Calvary Chapel church I’ve been in. I’ve talked to maybe half a dozen Calvary Chapel pastors, and I always ask them, “Why do Calvary Chapel churches grow?”

And it was sort of a trivia question at the beginning, but it’s more intentional now.

The answer is always, “Well, we actually go through scripture verse by verse.”

And I used to think that was a gimmick answer because I grew up with that.

I thought, “Well, what else happens in church?”

And I’ve come to realize now — I’ve been dragged kicking and screaming toward the conclusion — that that isn’t what happens in most churches, even most evangelical churches. So it’s actually a meaningful answer.

I don’t want to dismiss my own background.

In some ways, I’m living off the capital of the original investment that was put in me by the pastors of the church I went to and grew up in.

But what often happens is you get trained not to pay attention so much to the text as you are trained to think about the text through the filter that you either are given or that you kind of pick up along the way.

And that was me.

I loved the Bible. I loved anything old and strange.

I’m very open about being one-dimensional. I was a geek.

I remember the day — this will tell you how dumb I was — I was close to graduation from high school and didn’t know what to do.

I remember the day I discovered that people paid my pastor. Like, he got paid to teach the Bible.

I didn’t know that.

You ask, “Well, how did you think he bought groceries?”

I never thought about it.

It was like, “Wow. You mean people actually pay?”

Well, not very much, but it’s like, “You’ve got to be kidding. I could actually do this and get paid for it?”

So I figured this is what I want to do.

I want to be a professor or something like that.

Again, I was the geek. I figured I’m going to have to go get a PhD and all this kind of stuff. So I knew that.

But you go through the training that I had gone through, and there I am as a doctoral student at Wisconsin.

Again, if you’ve read Unseen Realm or Supernatural, you know what’s coming.

Someone just sort of yanks your chain and says, “You need to look at the text over here.”

And you do.

And it’s like, “How in the world did I not see that before?”

So I’ve had my theology messed with quite a bit.

Providentially, I always had the sense that you’re going to run into people who hate scripture.

Even if they don’t hate scripture, they don’t like what you do with scripture.

They don’t like the fact that you actually believe it.

So they’re going to try to undermine your faith.

In my own decision-making going through graduate school, I intentionally wanted each place I went to to be harder academically and more antagonistic because my attitude was, “Give me your best shot.”

I just felt like when the dust settles, the Bible’s still going to be here because people have been shooting at this thing for a long time.

So it’s like, “Okay. It’s still here. Give me your best shot and we’ll see how that works out.”

Fortunately, providentially, I sort of had that either hardwired into me or built into me.

So when I went to Wisconsin — the Berkeley of the Midwest, as it were — and a believing friend showed me this issue, I understood completely what it’s like to get your cage rattled theologically.

But at the end of the day, it’s your Bible.

Train yourself to pay attention to the text.

That’s really what you should care about.

You shouldn’t care about denominational stuff.

You shouldn’t care about other filters you pick up along the way.

And they can be good filters. They can be really helpful.

I’ve been in a variety of denominational contexts, and I could honestly say all of them were helpful at some point.

But they are not substitutions for the text.

They just aren’t.

And if you’re not being taught to trace what is said through the text, then you’re being undertaught.

Perhaps not mistaught — maybe a little mistaught — but you’re not being shown the best thing.

As I’ve been speaking a lot over the last few years, meeting a lot of people, getting a lot of interaction online, this question comes up all the time.

So in your schedule, this topic is listed as something like “Why We Need a Better View of Inspiration.”

We’re going to talk about the “why” first.

Then I’m going to try to walk you through what I sincerely believe is a better way of looking at inspiration that will address all the problems I’m going to show you this morning.

And it’s just a little smidgen of them.

I have intentionally picked things in this talk that undergrad students — and in some cases even seminary students — will run into in the course of their education.

I used to do this to people in class.

I would tell them, “Look, I would rather have me be the one who rattles your cage because I’m your friend. I’m not here to destroy you.”

“I could destroy you in five minutes. I’m not here to do that.”

“I’m here because I want to have a controlled environment where I can show you the kind of things that your friends in high school who went off to university — this is what they’re getting.”

“This is what they’re being told, and this is how it’s being explained to them, and it’s undermining their confidence in scripture.”

I know that because I went through all that.

I did all that.

So what I want to talk to you about today is something important.

It’s not just pie-in-the-sky theory.

It is current.

You will find this if you spend five minutes on Google looking.

Especially if you go to an organized religion class or Bible class taught by someone who either rejects any sense of inspiration or defines inspiration in such a way that it strips God out of the process.

The Bible becomes something less than supernatural.

So what we’re going to talk about today is important.

There’s a creeping suspicion even among many Christians.

The first time I gave this set of talks, a pastor in Washington asked me to do it because he said:

“In my congregation, there are a lot of people, especially younger people, who just have this sense that the Bible isn’t completely trustworthy because of something they ran into on YouTube, Facebook, social media, a class, whatever.”

So he asked, “Can you talk about that?”

That’s the orientation here.

Here’s what I don’t mean and what I’m not talking about, because frankly this is the easy stuff.

Creation versus evolution.

Jesus mythicism — the idea that Jesus was not a historical person, just a myth.

Claims of other religions.

Militant atheism.

This is the obvious stuff.

This is the stuff already on the radar for someone who takes scripture seriously.

This isn’t going to cause internal turmoil with someone grounded in the faith.

The Jesus mythicist stuff might, because it sort of has this veneer of biblical scholarship.

At least in some cases.

There’s one scholar unfortunately who writes for a popular audience, so it gets out there on social media and sounds bigger than it really is.

But we’re not talking about that stuff.

What I want to talk about is trustworthiness.

Is the Bible reliable and authoritative?

Is it reliable and authoritative for faith and practice?

Those terms come out of 2 Timothy 3:16.

Another way of saying it: are its truth propositions true?

Is what it asks you to believe believable?

In other words, is it coherent?

Is it true?

Now, what kinds of things are you really focusing on then?

Well, there’s stuff that if you actually read the text of scripture closely, you’re going to run into.

You encounter things when you read, and that’s going to affect how this question surfaces in your mind.

“What does that mean?”

“How can this be the case?”

“How do I think about this thing I’ve encountered either in a sermon or in my own reading?”

How we’ve been taught about what the Bible is and how we got the Bible directly affects how we process things we run into.

And this is the problem we have.

As I’ll talk about in the next session, the way we have been taught traditionally about inspiration actually creates problems for the stuff we find in the Bible.

That sounds kind of goofy, I understand that.

But when I show you examples, you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.

There are things you actually find in the text that do not conform to the way you were traditionally taught about inspiration.

And the moment you realize that, it creates internal conflict.

These are the kinds of things that people who want to undermine confidence in scripture will target.

They’re not obvious.

If they’re not obvious and then someone shows them to you in a university class, it creates the impression:

“Oh, my pastor was hiding that from me.”

“He skipped that.”

“There’s something my parents and pastor didn’t tell me.”

“Why didn’t they want me to know that?”

“Why didn’t they want me to think about that?”

All I have to do as a professor is say exactly that in an audience full of undergrads, and I’ve got half of you already.

Because I’m instilling the hermeneutic of suspicion within you.

It’s not hard to do.

Happens a lot.

I’m going to go through some examples of why this is the case.

Why the way we’ve traditionally been taught about scripture doesn’t work in some places.

And if you see that it doesn’t work, then it creates this “Well, what is the Bible then? How did we get it then?”

Simple.

I’m going to start with two obvious illustrations and then go into less obvious ones.

Ezekiel 1.

You’ve probably read this at least four or five times. I was going to say fifty times.

Yeah, everybody reads the prophets, I know.

Ezekiel 1:1–3:

“In the thirtieth year, in the fourth month, on the fifth day of the month…”

Blah blah blah.

Okay, it’s Ezekiel getting into the material that’s going to be his life and message to the captives in Babylon.

Does anything look odd to you?

Just take a moment and read through the rest of that.

Is there something odd about the wording?

I’ll give you a few more seconds.

Let me go to the next slide.

Is there anything odd about the highlighted portions now?

The colored portions?

What’s the problem?

There’s a switch between first person and third person.

See, we’re taught, “All scripture is given by inspiration of God.”

The word “inspiration” there is theopneustos — God-breathed.

Most evangelicals will not say that means God dictated the words.

The dictation view is kind of passé.

But instead, you’ll read in evangelical theologies lots of things that don’t really mean a whole lot.

For instance — and I don’t want to pick on Erickson because he’s a good guy, a wonderful theologian — but if you read his theology textbooks, he wants to get away from dictation.

Instead of God literally whispering words into ears, he says things like:

“The Holy Spirit impressed upon the writers so strongly what He wanted them to write that all the words are the result of that impression.”

But what does that mean?

What does “intensity of Holy Spirit impression” mean if it doesn’t mean dictation?

And if it does mean dictation — or something close to it — then is the Holy Spirit schizophrenic?

Can’t He make up His mind whether it’s first person or third person?

Is Ezekiel writing Ezekiel?

That sounds like Ezekiel because he’s there among the captives.

He tells you that plenty of other times in the book.

But why is he talking about himself in the third person?

Is he a narcissist?

Is he confused?

Why is he doing this?

The obvious answer is: there was an editor.

And now we’re all transfixed with horror because now we don’t just have biblical writers — we have people editing the stuff biblical writers produced.

So now we have “non-Holy-Spirit” portions of the Bible. Thank you very much.

We’ll put that bullet in the chamber to use on someone at some point.

But when you’re actually arrested by the text, when you actually look at it, it creates questions.

And I’ve got news for you:

If you’re reading your Bible and you don’t have questions, I don’t know what you’re reading.

You’re not reading very closely.

Questions are good.

It’s just your Bible.

There’s no need to put it down and back away slowly.

But again, the way we’re traditionally taught about how we got it makes this uncomfortable.

We’ll come back to that.

Here’s another obvious one: the superscriptions on the cross.

Four Gospels.

None of them are identical.

Now let me put on my antagonistic professor hat for a moment:

“Well, you’d think if the Spirit of God was producing this stuff that He could have gotten at least this right.”

I mean, it’s pretty important. It’s the superscription on the cross.

So either the biblical writers couldn’t get it right, or the Spirit of God couldn’t get it right.

Which is it?

See, I’ve put you in a dilemma because you have to pick one of two things.

And no matter what you pick, it undermines your confidence in whether the biblical text is trustworthy.

The real question is:

Why is it different?

Am I forced to pick between the two alternatives my professor just gave me?

That’s the old either-or fallacy.

And academics are really good at that.

“Either you accept the way I think about it or the way your pastor thought about it.”

Did your pastor ever tell you that?

If he did, did he answer the question as to why they’re all different?

Again, this is a game that is played every day in classrooms, on the internet, on social media.

It never ends.

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WHY ISRAEL? It’s All About Cosmic Geography!

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For the past few weeks, I’ve been on a strange YouTube kick of watching old Dr. Michael Heiser videos.

You know how once you watch one video on something, then YouTube recommends all of those same videos to you for the next two weeks?

And it’s not “strange” because it’s strange content, quite the contrary.

Heiser is one of the people who I could listen to for hours on end and be endlessly fascinated.

I hated school, but oddly I can learn from someone like Dr. Heiser for hours without interruption and take it in like a sponge.

So that’s not the strange part.

The strange part is I have so much going on right now (running this website, for one) and I don’t have enough time to get to everything, but I still found myself spending time listening to videos from Dr. Heiser.

But after the war has broken out in Israel, it now makes perfect sense.

Because I have a platform here that over 5 million people each month tune in to.

I don’t take that responsibility lightly.

I try to do this job with excellence and with integrity, and a big part of that means simply publishing the truth!

That means not censoring stories the way the MSM does…

It means honestly researching and honestly reporting each story, even if it doesn’t fit “my” narrative…

And it also means being able to decipher competing stories to FIND the truth in a sea of lies.

It’s that last part that suddenly makes Dr. Heiser so relevant and now I see what I was irrationally captivated by those videos for the last two weeks — it was so I would be prepared to navigate this propaganda war we find ourselves in and report to you the Biblical truth of what is going on here so we don’t just blindly substitute SUPPORT ISRAEL in place of SUPPORT UKRAINE!

I know that last line may make many of you nervous, and so let me say clearly two things: (1) I absolutely support Israel. That’s not up for negotiation. But (2) I am not Israel’s keeper and neither are you and neither is America. YHWH is. Israel is Yahweh’s portion. He, himself, defends Israel and he neither slumbers nor sleeps.

So I want to get that clear right out of the gate.

Now what I want to do next is introduce you to this idea of “Cosmic Geography”.

This is the Bible your pastor probably never taught you on Sunday morning, but it’s very real.

Dr. Heiser was famous for saying “I’ve never had an original thought in my life” meaning that all of his work is thoroughly sourced and credentialed by other scholars and by history.

That’s important.

I’m not interested in following someone who has created something “new” in Christianity, that’s very dangerous, but I am interested in learning from someone who says “this is what the Church taught for centuries until modern churches stopped teaching it.”

Now you’ve got my attention.

Heiser’s basic premise is if you ask a modern Christian “why is the world so messed up” they’d give you the normal answer: because sin entered the world through Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

But if you asked an ancient Israelite, they’d say there are three reasons!

Yes, you have the Garden of Eden event, that’s #1.

But second, you have the Genesis 6:4 event where the Fallen Angels leave the spiritual realm, come to Earth, mate with women, and create the Nephilim, and it’s these Nephilim that become the Giant Clans through most of the Old Testament.

Look it up, it’s all in there.

The third event is the splitting up of Nations, which comes right after the Tower of Babel.

The Garden of Eden is taught in church a lot.

Genesis 6:4 is almost never taught in church, but we talk about it here.

But this third event is very rarely talked about.

Because it confuses pastors so they just skip over it.

It’s Deuteronomy 32:8 which reads:

8 When the Most High divided their inheritance to the nations,
When He separated the sons of Adam,
He set the boundaries of the peoples
According to the number of the [c]children of Israel.
9 For the Lord’s portion is His people;
Jacob is the place of His inheritance.

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Translation: that says God divided up the people of the world into Nations according to the “Sons of God” (i.e. the Principalities that Paul so often talks about in the New Testament).

These are real beings, and they were members of the Divine Council.

More on that in a moment.

Not co-equal gods, but certainly members of God’s council (something else almost never taught in church).

If you look at the footnote of the quoted text above, some translations translate it “children of Israel” because they are not comfortable with “Sons of God”, it creeps them out.

But look at the footnote Bible Gateway gives you on what the true language is:

Angels of God, or Sons of God.

The “DSS” refers to the Dead Sea Scrolls, which were only recently uncovered and which are widely believed by scholars to be one of the oldest and thus most reliable translations available.

That is the correct translation.

Then read verse 9: “But Israel is the LORD’s portion”.

In other words, let me sum it all up for you: God is angry with what people have done at Babel. They have not disbursed and spread out on the Earth the way he instructed them, so he divides them up into Nations and he assigns each a ruler — an Angel or a Son of God.

But God keeps Israel for himself so that in the event all other Nations become corrupt (and they do), he can still fulfill his original plan that he had in the Garden of Eden through Israel.

I hope you’re tracking with me, because you’re going to see the News in an entirely new light when you understand this.

It’s Ephesians 6:12: “12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”

I know you’ve all read that verse many times, but does it make a lot more sense now?

Each Nation does indeed have a ruler over it, a “Principality”.

It’s Daniel 10:13: “But the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days; but lo, Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, and I remained there with the kings of Persia.”

I’m telling you, this stuff is all over your Bible, and once you start to see it and connect the dots, things come alive!

One more quote to pull it all home for you….

Psalm 82:

Psalm 82​

A Plea for Justice​

A Psalm of Asaph.​

1 God has taken his place in the divine council;
in the midst of the gods he holds judgment:
2 “How long will you judge unjustly
and show partiality to the wicked? Selah
3 Give justice to the weak and the orphan;
maintain the right of the lowly and the destitute.
4 Rescue the weak and the needy;
deliver them from the hand of the wicked.”


5 They have neither knowledge nor understanding;
they walk around in darkness;
all the foundations of the earth are shaken.


6 I say, “You are gods,
children of the Most High, all of you;
7 nevertheless, you shall die like mortals
and fall like any prince.”[a]


8 Rise up, O God, judge the earth,
for all the nations belong to you!

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If anything I have said so far makes you nervous, understand this is ALL in your Bible.

Have you ever read Psalm 82?

It connects with everything I just told you.

YHWH takes his place in the Divine Council, in the midst of the gods he holds judgment!

Don’t be mad at me, I didn’t write that….Jesus did! It’s in your Bible!

So does that mean we have multiple gods?

No.

But we do have multiple “Sons of God” that YHWH put on his Divine Council.

And you can’t read that to just be the Trinity because in the remainder of the Psalm, these other “gods” (Elohim, simply meaning spiritual beings created by God living in the spiritual realm) they all turn evil and go bad.

Psalm 82 is recounting what happens after Deuteronomy 32.

God assigned the Nations of the world each to one of his members of his Divine Council.

He trusted them to rule fairly and justly but they all turn corrupt.

Sound familiar?

So they face judgment and God/YHWH carries out his original plan through HIS PORTION, which is Israel.

That’s my effort to introduce this concept to you and for you to get a better understanding of what is happening with Israel right now on the world stage.

But of course Dr. Michael Heiser does it better than I ever could.

So for the visual learners out there, I have some videos for you.

The first is Dr. Heiser talking about this in a Q&A format:

If you loved that and want to go deeper, or if you’d prefer more of a teaching format over Q&A, I’ll give you the absolute best.

This is Dr. Heiser’s 4 Part Supernatural Seminar.

It covers everything I just told you but in much more detail and in the way only Dr. Heiser could do it.

Please enjoy — and if any of this is resonating with your spirit, please share this article to people, friends, family members, or even pastors, that might need to see it.

Part 1 YouTube:


Part 2 YouTube:


Part 3 YouTube:


Part 4 YouTube:


Part 1 Rumble:

Part 2 Rumble:

Part 3 Rumble:

Part 4 Rumble:

After watching those videos (when you have time) keep reading as I unpack things further…

Here’s more of what I wrote earlier today on this topic, pointing you through a sea of lies to where the Biblical truth is found:

The USA Does Not Keep Israel, YHWH Does!​

Time for a little heart check….

And a little Biblical teaching.

I want to clear up a couple things because I think right now we are fighting so much devious propaganda that it’s hard to know which way is up.

Anyone else feel like that?

They’ve boxed us into a corner, and that’s why I say this is the most sinister FF propaganda attack I have ever witnessed.

But it’s pretty simple to understand when you pause and lay it out.

Very simply, Ukraine is a massive money laundering operation.

We’ve covered that before.

That has now fallen apart.

First, the FTX part blew up.

Then, in recent weeks, public support for the continued funding of Ukraine has FINALLY dried up.

Fallen off a cliff, if you look at the statistics, and that’s for Conservatives and Liberals.

People are done with it.

So the “People Who Run The World” (as Roseanne calls them) needed a new way to feed their War Machine.

Because after all, the War Machine is where all the money comes from.

So they just made one simple switch:

Pictures always explain things better than words ever could, don’t they?

I actually have to applaud the genius of it.

What is the ONE country that Americans, and especially CONSERVATIVE Americans, will always support?

Israel.

So you swap out Ukraine for Israel and all of a sudden you get nonsense like this:

I have been very vocal the last few days about pointing this out and saying what I believe is the very natural, Constitutional and common sense statement: “NO MORE FUNDING TO ANY COUNTRY OTHER THAN THE USA!”

Do you know how much money we’ve spent to help Maui?

$700 per household.

And yet Billions upon Billions went to Ukraine and now soon will be going to Israel.

But in speaking out against using American tax dollars to fund the world, some think I am anti-Israel and that’s where I need to do some clarification and some Biblical teaching.

Why do I have a flaming fire at the top of this article?

Because I need to introduce you to someone named YHWH: “For the Lord your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God” (Deuteronomy 4:23-24).

And do you know what the Bible says about Israel?

It says a lot.

But it makes one thing very clear….

It never says the United States of America is to keep Israel safe, to be its protector.

Sorry folks, not in the Bible.

No, it’s much better than that!

Much more powerful!

Read Deuteronomy 32:9 — “Israel is the LORD’s portion…”

He divided up all the nations and gave them to the Sons of God, but Israel he kept for himself.

Biblical scholars call it “Cosmic Geography”.

Read Psalm 121:

Psalm 121​

A song of ascents.​

1 I lift up my eyes to the mountains—
where does my help come from?
2 My help comes from the Lord,
the Maker of heaven and earth.


3 He will not let your foot slip—
he who watches over you will not slumber;
4 indeed, he who watches over Israel
will neither slumber nor sleep.


5 The Lord watches over you—
the Lord is your shade at your right hand;
6 the sun will not harm you by day,
nor the moon by night.


7 The Lord will keep you from all harm—
he will watch over your life;
8 the Lord will watch over your coming and going
both now and forevermore.

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It is the LORD who keeps Israel and watches over Israel, and he isn’t slumbering or sleeping.

He’s still on the throne, and spoiler alert, he doesn’t need a bunch of corrupt War-Mongering politicians from America to help him out!

So let’s be very clear….

I support and honor Israel.

But I am not Israel’s defender, and neither is America.

That cheapens the role the Bible assigns to YHWH and I’m not all that interested in trying to usurp his role.

It’s why I wrote this earlier this morning:

Time to clear something up.

Do I support Israel? Absolutely!

Always have, always will.

But understand you are currently in the midst of the most devious FF propaganda event I have ever witnessed.

Ukraine support finally waned after 2 years. But many in America will support…

— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) October 10, 2023

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Time to clear something up.

Do I support Israel? Absolutely!

Always have, always will.

But understand you are currently in the midst of the most devious FF propaganda event I have ever witnessed.

Ukraine support finally waned after 2 years. But many in America will support Israel forever, until we are broke and desolute.

I bless Israel, I would never curse Israel. But understand the USA does not “keep” Israel. The Bible says GOD keeps Israel, and he neither slumbers nor sleeps. Read Psalm 121:4.

The USA is not Israel’s keeper.

Israel belongs to YHWH. Read Deuteronomy 32:9-19. Israel is the LORD’s portion.

USA does not guard Israel, The Most High does.

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This is the most insidious propaganda I’ve ever had to navigate through, and whenever you find yourself in that position the absolute BEST thing you can do is find your north star center of truth.

And where do you find that?

In the Bible.

So that’s what I’ve done here and I hope this helps you.

We can honor and support Israel while at the same time staying out of a brand new war and keeping American taxpayer dollars HOME and helping Americans!

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