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Ammon Hillman frames this as the first test subject, Danny Jones, a man young enough to be uninoculated by church doctrine but sharp enough, after a few months of Greek work, to catch the experts in their own slip-ups. The episode walks the recent interview with Dan McClellan and Kip Davis, where the accepted figure of eight thousand Hebrew words was correctly cited against the TLG, the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae, which counts over a quarter million lemmata and about 1.8 million unique word forms in Greek. When asked what the gap means, the appeal was that Greek has vowels and Hebrew is a consonantal system, a distinction that ends in the admission that Hebrew appears to be a simpler language, and Danny rehearses the harder follow-up, that Moses first appears in Hecataeus around 320 BC.
The title of the episode is the claim that the antichrist is an antidote. In the Apocalypse the Christ commands the hearer to buy a kolourion (κολλύριον) and enchrison (ἔγχρισον), to chrism the eyes, so that they may see, hina blepēis (ἵνα βλέπῃς), and the verb carries the chriō root inside it even as the biblical scholars insist the drug vocabulary cannot occur in their texts. The same word chain is followed to the ointments the physicians stamp with seals, the sphragides (σφραγῖδες) that certify a potion, and the episode argues the sealed of Revelation are exactly the people who have received the chrism. Danny’s conclusion is that the one inoculation against the fear of death is the mystery itself, the rite that kills the initiate and brings them back born again.
The last source is the pirate term. Plutarch, writing the life of Julius Caesar a century before the New Testament, says the young Caesar was taken at Pharmakoussai (Φαρμακοῦσσαι), Drug Island, by the peiratai (πειραταί), the pirates whose later synonym is lēstai (λῃσταί), the word the gospels use for the two men beside the cross. Caesar had them crucified, and the point is that a lēistēs is a trafficker whose booty may be a child, which is why the arrest scene in Gethsemane says what it says. The close returns to the promise of the sources and the readership the Greek is restoring one person at a time.
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Something new.
Stallion crew
Rolling in the main
Magic gin
Sixty pound of green
Diamonds shining
I’m in this thing
Carnstone ring
Bling and bling
Purple leaf
Venomous cream
Kill the seven seas
Fire
Gasoline
Dance with the muse
Athena
Metadea
Firing in your dreamer
Doomgate keeper
Blaze the ganja greener
Fire keeper
Om Sima Sima
Medua riding with me
my girls with it dragon poison those hazards thorn white snake orpheus
welcome back to lady babylon this is initiating apocalypse i appreciate all of you who came
tonight and i know that you’re here not to hear me tonight tonight you’re here to hear danny jones
we are going to have danny jones on oh chewy look already spit him up there danny jones welcome to
the lady babylon and thank you for coming tonight let me just say what a privilege and an honor it
is to be able to talk with you and thank you for coming thank you for having me i’m really happy
to be here on on the lady babylon it’s about time yeah right it is right it’s overdue let’s get right
to it though let’s not waste any of these people’s time let’s get right to it here we go um you just
put something out you just put something out and i have to say um fantastic went on patreon and i
have to say it was i the only way i can describe it is epic in that it brings out a struggle you
will watch congregation of satan you will watch danny go through a process in this interview
with dan mcclellan you’ll see him go through a process and that’s what i want to talk about
tonight danny i want to talk about you because you’re sitting there in the middle of you’ve heard
neil you’ve heard me you’ve heard you’ve heard dan you’ve you’ve been investigating all of this
bible stuff thrown and today today i saw you break through i saw you break through and it was
it was magical it was it was from antiquity it was truly classical i thought bingo bingo that’s
it right you broke through you didn’t have to you can’t be fooled they can’t take you into the back
alley anymore danny and i want to share audience tonight your journey so tell me something a little
bit about your background because you weren’t raised in the baptist church right that’s correct
i was not i never saved any souls in my childhood um my background is in filmmaking so uh when i was
younger i was always running around with a video camera filming my friends around surf surfing
and skating and we would all film each other and make these little home movies and watch each other
just do dumb stuff and then that eventually um evolved into making commercials and stuff for
Like I had friends who had, you know, rich parents and they owned big businesses and their parents would hire me to make commercials or videos for their companies.
And then eventually I started getting into television production and working on like feature films, feature like major studio productions.
And, you know, I spent my whole life thinking I wanted to just be like a filmmaker and create cool documentaries and cool content, music videos, movies, whatever.
and once i really got a taste of the film the real movie industry doing for stuff doing stuff for you
know like warner brothers and sony it’s it’s those guys are all miserable and they’re all sort of
like carnies with dental plans because they make a lot of money but they’re never home they’re always
traveling all over the road and they’re all just basically drunks um not all of them there’s a lot
of good guys too i shouldn’t say that but um anyways long story short i was after i got out
that i started doing my own um documentaries and i was producing different like mini documentaries
for the internet for about three to four years and when the whole podcast thing came about
we started saying hey like it takes us two to three months to make each one of these little
mini documentaries on youtube why don’t we supplement the documentaries and just you know
do one of these podcasts talk about it and we started doing that and after a couple years
the podcast video started to get way more attention and traffic than the actual documentaries we were
spending all this time and put pouring our blood sweat and tears into so eventually we’re just like
it we’re just gonna i’m gonna start treating the podcast like its own documentary
minus all the b-roll all the music and and all the grueling editing that goes into it so
that’s basically the gist of it give me up tell me something danny looking at everything from the
camera’s angle um and having been initiated into that art did you bring i know you brought the
moral lesson out of it of look you know let’s all let’s all push ourselves to um drunken mania yeah
um i the success and all that put all all that aside did the art of working the camera did that
kind of kind of foster your growth and in um in the field well i mean that’s definitely where it
started the art of the camera and the different lenses and the lighting um there’s so much that
goes into cinematography and that was my passion um for sure but you know it’s it’s just it’s not
a sustainable way to to live at least for me to live you know i have a family i have a lot of
people that i’m responsible for and for me to be like running around with the type of stuff that
i was making i was i was running around in really weird places like filming uh creepy people telling
weird stories that i thought were interesting and that shined a light on parts of society that
people really didn’t pay attention to i was like i like to think of it as like turning over rocks
and finding what’s underneath there what exists that people don’t don’t see on a regular basis
but um yeah no it’s it’s weird the transition from the whole camera thing and the cinematography
part of it really it didn’t really translate to podcasting at all to be honest but um yeah i don’t
that answers your question i don’t know no you haven’t gone anywhere because you’re still
talking to creepy people yes exactly
you’re still helping i can’t help it amen you’re in the same zone it’s the muse calling me
the muse is calling me to the same type of stuff no matter what the medium is my calling is there
i know what i’m i know what i want to hear i know what i’m i know what the stories that i want to
to tell. And when I first discovered you, I was drawn to you. Like I, when I first listened to
your podcast with Hamilton and Hamilton made a point in the beginning of that podcast that he
would not be able to, he wouldn’t be able to post it on YouTube because he thought his YouTube
channel would get struck down. I was like, there’s gotta be a way to get this guy out in front of
more people. There’s got to be a way. And, and we made it happen at the end of the day. That’s all
that matters. I just like telling the stories. It doesn’t matter what the medium is, whether it be
podcast music writing literature or cinematography um at the end of the day it’s all about the muse
and that’s what i did with dan mcclellan i defended the muse yes yes oh my god do you hear it
look what happens satanic congregation you poke the man and out comes the font
of classical wisdom it’s like it’s natural it’s part of our organism or something
with that we have that that temple to reason everybody pay attention this is the transformation
this is the mystery man i love this oh god that news is everything okay so let’s jump
another another thing that i really loved about you when i first discussed when i first listened
to your podcast on hamilton i started doing some research on you i was just like how first of all
how do i not know what classics is second of all how are you here looking the way you do performing
the way you do on these videos with 30 plus years of of scholarship and research and reading and
dedication to this art and and no one else knows about this i was blo i was blown away so and
another thing is you’re not out there writing books trying to monetize this in any way so
that’s another reason i was really fascinated with yeah yeah yeah and i told you devil’s contract man
you can’t you gotta you gotta keep that solid if you take any money for it you lose that access to
the muse it’s gone baby and i don’t know what the greeks were trying to teach but i think the heart
of that is um you can be seduced away from her beauty just just for some payola and it just it
has a corrupting influence you know what i mean it’s got a terrible corrupting influence okay
we don’t have to sell anybody anything on here here’s what i want to do so everybody hears and
danny please tell me if i’m wrong but you are not part of a religious organization you you have not
been raised religiously you you the bible to you is something new right i mean you know what it is
obviously but you haven’t been reading it right hail satan amen no i have not i’m not i’m not
religious at all i wasn’t brought up religious um i’ve always been fascinated with religion but i’ve
just i don’t know i don’t know why i never decided to pick up a bible or really try to learn about it
just maybe because i was just lazy and i knew it would take a lot of time but um for that i’m
thankful to you being the catalyst for me to jump down this rabbit hole that i’ve been so obsessed
with for the past few months i didn’t know anything about this three months ago when we met
nothing good book was my introduction the chemical muse is my introduction to religion okay okay my
god do you hear okay do you hear what we’re doing with experiment alpha right this is patient one
danny jones somebody write this down do you see he has no exposure right he just gets stuff that
flows in from whatever’s in his environment with holidays and whatnot he’s not exposed to the core
text now let’s see what happens as we go through this journey um danny you have been interviewing
people who’ve been talking about the bible and it seems like just from watching you today
it seemed like you had in the meantime gotten a degree somewhere or something
what um so i know i know you’re you’re rapidly assimilating everything um tell me a little bit
about um how it feels to be to um you know to be engaging in something that’s now piqued your
interest and it’s you know totally nerd it’s you know it’s just plain nerd um you’re interviewing
you interviewed a bible scholar today you interviewed a bible scholar right i interviewed
him about a week ago uh but we just now it just today it actually got posted on our patreon it’s
going to come out uh on the youtube channel on monday i’m sorry and it’s months having a patreon
and it’s most glorious and it’s most glorious because i want to i want people to understand
um this is you and who are talking to a bible scholar this is a person
degreed with many degrees and this and that and all sorts of specialties and whatnot in
the minor and classical greek um so this person is an expert in the field you know that’s just
the way it is um and you’re talking to this expert you’re talking to this expert danny um
there was a question about 8 000 words in hebrew um and what did you think about the response that
you got um if you don’t mind talking about i know you don’t want to spoil i was i mean i think he
said so what happened was in the on the podcast one of one of my main questions was to um ask him
his thoughts on what you said on the podcast was that classical greek has i think between 500,000
and a million unique words and that uh ancient hebrew has 8,000 unique words and i asked him
what his thoughts were on that and he said it was uh something around like 80,000 or 70 he said like
79 426 is what his answer was but um he texted me after the podcast was over we should have
steve naughty i gotta get we gotta get that whip for steve but steve didn’t google it while we were
recording steve yeah you’re watching okay steve this one’s for you take down and take him down
i like that steve don’t you like it mommy steve oh that’s with a ph it’s steve with a ph you know
what happens danny you totally up your credibility when you start beating invisible people with
with things it’s a fantastic place to be tell me something um you uh talk to him about that
he told you it was 79 000 something um there was a little discrepancy right there was a little
discrepancy 79 400 and something uh yeah but obviously what steve i did steve should have
googled it right then and there i got home i googled it and you just google how many words
in ancient hebrew it shows you like right at the top in bold eight seven thousand something seven
thousand and change check it check this out check this out um danny give me your comment on this
this is from the jerusalem post the israeli academy continuing the unprecedented revival of
the hebrew language right and then underneath it it says in biblical hebrew there were approximately
7 000 words modern hebrew has approximately 33 000. so this is not a disputed point or anything
this is what somebody who is a scholar of those texts should know very well
i’m really surprised i’m really surprised that this isn’t part of the education anymore so when
you say there’s 7 000 unique words in the ancient hebrew language is there a difference between
ancient hebrew and biblical hebrew would there be a different number there no no um they call
biblical hebrew they call it um classical hebrew or ancient hebrew to distinguish it from modern
hebrew yeah definitely um yeah but it’s all the same thing he did text me after the show
um i think it was that night or maybe the next morning that that he’s like i hey was bugging me
i had to look it up and i was wrong um so so he did at least recognize it afterwards yes yes okay
you might put something on the screen to to correct it or i might let him like comment below
the video or something so people know i don’t want you know people to be misinformed on it but like
it’s a podcast i say that’s wrong every day all day no no no you don’t i mean yeah i’m not
not a biblical scholar from your mouth it wasn’t from your mouth it wasn’t from your mouth that’s
unfair um i thought your questions today were brilliant absolutely brilliant um i thought it
was more journalism than it was anything else so and you were trying to cut down to get you’re just
trying to get the reality um let me show you really quick give me the next one chewy um this
is that professor by the way who made that statement just for people who think well
his sources may not be the right sources this is the professor it’s gabe from uh hebrew university
in the kinesit which is just a stone’s throw away takes all of their all of their hebrew
for modern hebrew from him he’s the one who standardized um modern hebrew and it’s he does
a fantastic job he’s part of their um national organization to promote hebrew uh modern hebrew
fantastic he’s the one who’s talking about ancient hebrew being 7 000 words long but for the greek
i just wanted people to see for the greek this is from the tlg and you can see that there are 115
million words right that’s just occurrences of words there are 262 000 lemata in greek
which are definitions which are lexical entries lexical entries right but you can have one word
for a lexical entry and have eight other greek words underneath it they’re they’re embodied in
the same definition so we’re looking at unique words that’s what we want and you
can see they this database which is an account University of California this
database has collected all of Greek literature it’s called the thesaurus
lingua lingua griki TLG and look at the number here it’s one million seven
seven hundred and seventy five thousand unique word forms so the question is and
this question is difficult for people to answer and I’m going to play a clip
that’s from a debate that happened just yesterday or a day before chewy and what
happened in this the question is does it matter that there are eight only eight
thousand words in hebrew go ahead and roll it um but i think last question yeah what is your
thoughts on the the idea of hebrew having 8 000 words and greek having what is your thoughts on
that and then we’ll go to super chats i don’t know so i guess like it so much of this depends on
on how your how you’re like the the problem of of making this kind of a comparison is because
greek and hebrew like they’re different they’re different systems different systems of languages
right um and because of that i mean for one thing greek has vowels uh hebrew is a is is a
consonantal polyglot uh and it’s it’s hard to make this one-to-one comparison because
Because words, what constitutes a word in Hebrew does different things than in Greek.
And Greek is a much more flexible, malleable language because of, thankfully, vowels.
Because of that, it’s just, you know, there’s things that you can do with it that are way more expensive than whatever you can do with it.
So in that sense, Hebrew looks like just a much simpler.
Ready for this?
language right okay danny jones um what’s the feeling that you get to honestly to me it makes
me a little bit queasy to have that big of a bowl of verbal vomit but um you tell me now from your
perspective as somebody who’s investigating what’s going on right whether or not this stuff
is accurate what’s your impression of an answer like that my impression of an answer like that
I mean, can’t Greek and Hebrew just get along?
Why can’t they get along?
Why do we have to be battling over ancient languages in 2024?
Good point, good point.
Yeah, and they don’t get along.
And this is what really gets my goat about it,
is that these are two biblical experts,
and they seem to be erecting a wall.
Oh, you’re talking about Kip and Dan.
Yes, yes.
They’re professional biblical experts.
CNN interviewed, right?
Kip has stuff on CNN.
He’s a, my God, he’s a world authority, and he doesn’t know something as basic as the number of words in your language and why that is significant.
Bye.
Yeah, I don’t know.
I just don’t know.
give danny is it just me or did you feel during your there was a point in your interview where
i felt like you pierced the fog of any sort of it came at this point when um dan mcclellan said hey
um what’s going on what’s going on with this uh seventh eighth and seventh century stuff
um you were asking him hey do we where do we have documents from the torah like what’s the oldest
and whatnot you had asked him about the hellenistic creation of the of the septuagint right you guys
had talked about that but then he said there were some uh documents from the eighth and seventh
centuries and you caught him on it you saw through it and you said what are they right he said well
they’re not really there it’s just we propose the stuff that’s later like isaiah came from that time
weird how does that make you feel as you’re as you’re you know swimming through that swamp and
you’re not it doesn’t make me feel good it doesn’t make me feel good about it about about the truth
of it that’s for sure i mean he i think he used an analogy on the podcast um he was like so okay
moses he goes i think he was talking about moses he goes the way you have to think about moses he
goes imagine if your grandfather had this incredible war story but he died a hundred
years ago and and the story wasn’t told until today but it’s going to be written down and then
no one will see that writing for another couple hundred years and i said he goes it’s like that
i’m like i said i wouldn’t believe that i wouldn’t believe that war story if that was how it was
produced so yeah i mean when i was asking him about i think it was hecateus right i think um
hecateus and 320 or whatever and i was i asked him if if uh if that was the first time like
why was there if moses was supposed to have lived in 1200 uh bc how come we don’t hear about him
until 900 years after he’s gone like that doesn’t make any sense when when would that ever happen
why how does that story get carried on i don’t understand yeah and his explanation was that it’s
when you read the bible you can make connections to 700 a.d i believe is what he said somehow
you can somehow assume that that’s when they were talking about this is also slippery it’s also
three and it’s also abstract yeah and i want you to know danny please understand that when you go
to a classics conference in international stuff you know what i mean europe america canada um when
you go to those conferences um the you will never catch that right you’ll never get that level of
performance because um the professional circuit the academic pounding that you take as a classical
philologist um i noticed in the interview there were a lot of probabilities probabilities and um
you know not a lot of texts not a lot of specifics but a lot of probabilities and this is something
that biblical scholars do that tends to just rankle um classicists because danny you can’t
get away with that kind of that kind of argument in a in an academic in a real rigorous classical
philological uh uh ancient greek environment okay let me let me show you go ahead no no no no i i um
i mean look i don’t know i know nothing about this topic essentially so i’m just sort of when i
dan he was a super nice guy i’m really happy that he came down and and did the show i got along with
them great i don’t have anything negative to say about about it um but when people come in and they
say i mean i just literally i taking people’s word for stuff most of the time i can kind of like have
a read for people if they’re full of or not but when it comes to a bible scholar i i have no
like background and i have no knowledge of this stuff other than what i’ve learned in the past
two months with you and neil so um i’m taking what i’ve learned and trying to compare it against to
what he was saying and i leave it up to people like you who have the credentials and the academic
background to rip this stuff apart as much as you can yeah yeah brilliant brilliant okay now do you
see i just want to ask satanic congregation do you see what’s going on you see that renaissance
person stepping forward there’s no there’s no funny thing going on here nobody has hypnotized
danny nobody no no he’s not part of a cult he’s not part of religion what is he doing though he’s
activating that reasoned core that’s the classical reasoned core and if you can’t stand up against it
that’s it right you fall that’s for those of us who worship that reason who find that nature to
be so compelling i love it can i get a couple i know you’ve got to go can i get a couple of
comments oh you don’t oh i thought okay we were running up against the 30s so i didn’t want to
keep you no i just yeah i got i could go for about another 10 minutes if you want oh fantastic give
me one of these then chewy give me one of those um this is i think this is very sums up just what
you were just saying you know commenter says what did hillman make up right does anyone read ancient
greek right so i can step up here and i can say uh anything and i can sell you anything because
you’re not an expert okay so in the field of experts there are those who walk around and
have put on a show right and the ones who really are disciplined who have been in the dojo
and who have made this a part of their being those people can tell i can tell i can tell when i hear
dan’s greek i can tell when i hear anything kip says about greek i can tell that they’re completely
you know they’ve had a couple of semesters at most right there at a very low level of performance
so when he’s telling you something that is completely non-source based that’s what
that’s what uh compels me to say hey we need to really we need to really do something about this
but this comment betrays that go back to that comment chewie right does anyone read ancient
greek no and that’s the trick if i teach you the greek if i teach you the greek you’ll have the
tool you can break down this stuff yourself you can look up all these texts and see what it is
there’s one thing i wanted to ask danny um yeah uh you guys talked about the word christ
yes i’m gonna blue frog again should we oh there we go um uh you guys talked about the word christ
And he said, look, this doesn’t occur within the Christian vocabulary.
And this is the perfect example that I just want to share with you.
Look, here’s a text from the Bible.
It’s in the Bible.
Do these people actually read their own sources?
Do you know what John Scarborough would have done if I had missed something like that?
He’d have kicked me up and down one side of the hall and the other.
He wouldn’t have let me have pints with him at all.
um no it’s the big one here i just want to get into ice right here he was into pints we had
pints every day about three o’clock we kick off and go to one of the pubs and really yeah and then
i would how old was he when you worked with him wander home oh he was in his at least 55
yeah maybe 60 by the time yeah yeah in that range yeah and um look here it is in revelation this
first word is okay i counsel you that’s all it says i counsel you to what look at the third the
last line the second the two words and the end of the third to bottom are kai and kolurion kolurion
is a drug and the word on the next line is increase i bring it up bring it up show me chewy
this is the verb there are you ready here it is this is in the bible people and it means to what
You can see in the middle, if you take off the first two letters, Danny, you see the chris on it, chris, right?
That’s from our chrio or from our Christos.
And what is he telling him to do?
Bring up that one more time.
He’s telling him to in Christ your eyes.
The word ophthalmos is there.
So we have a direct instruction.
Now, from everything you heard from the biblical scholars that you have interacted with, this is an impossibility, right?
But in their own text, they talk about Christing somebody’s eyes.
And you know what that last, you’re going to love this, Danny.
This is going to blow your mind.
The last two words are hinablepes.
And you know what that means?
It means in order that you may see.
it’s exactly what i told you in the interview exactly word for word i didn’t make that up it’s
not an argument of mine i was just quoting the text why do you think it is like it was poetic
yeah yeah why do you think it is that they are um that they are so this is the drugs are so off
the christian radar i mean i think some of the stuff you talk about especially when it comes to
the drugs and the trafficking and just the sick and twisted lifestyle these people lived in
antiquity it’s so alien to modern morality and i think people have a problem when people are
high up in social institutions or they have peers they look up to that they believe they’re gonna
think they’re gonna get judged for talking about this stuff or acknowledging this kind of stuff
I feel like people just, they, they are afraid of getting shunned from their pack and they want to stay a part of their, their group. And I bet you it probably interests a lot of them, but they just, they just, they’re afraid they’re, they’re too worried about their careers to touch this stuff. So, Hey, I think that’s it. I think that’s what it is.
I can vouch for the career thing. Definitely. Yeah, there’s a certain ceiling that, you know, academia builds that you really can’t go beyond it. Listen to the analysis, satanic congregation. Go play that back of what Danny just said. Go play it back. Perfect.
that comes from the temple of reason right you see how it’s there it’s native patient one has
that native reasoning right that’s why the inoculation of the antichrist is so effective
okay i’m gonna have one more i know you gotta go i just want to show you you asked me danny
um about julius caesar and it came up it came up in your um interview and i just want to show you
quickly this is the passage um that talks about this is plutarch talking about julius caesar
when he was 25 years old he got captured um by lay stye and what they did to him they held him
for ransom and then he sailed um when as soon as he got the ransom uh he sailed away got a roman
fleet came back took him captive took back all his ransom and crucified him every one of them
But that’s what he told him he was going to do when he was being held captive.
They held him for 38 days, and he was not a happy camper.
Here are the texts.
Look at the second line.
They capture him around the island called Drug Island.
And it says he’s captured by Peraton.
Now, you see the word.
You say, wait a minute.
Oh, man, you told me it was Lestes.
It is.
Just wait.
You told me it was Lestes, and it’s Peraton.
this is where we get our word pirate and at this time that um plutarch is writing this they’re
transitioning from a lace days to a peraton they’re changing the terminology watch watch this
is gorgeous um go to the next one chewie boom um here it is look at the look at the perates what
is it it’s a brigand it’s a pirate look at the last line though danny it says later it’s a later
word for elastase and the person look at the name at the bottom amen yes that is the dude that is
the dude who showed plutarch exactly what was going on linguistically he’s a mathematician and
all this kind of crazy dude right okay now watch what happens though um you’re gonna ask you to
say wait a minute pay it onto him that’s not enough give me the last one look at this danny
look at the second line this is in the same passage of plutarch and it says this is in
his biography of julius caesar and when is he writing right around 100 110 a.d right so he
is completely contemporary danny which you pointed out in your interview um he is completely con
temporary with the writing of the new testament so his terms are the new testament terms and you’ll
you’ll see in the second line who are these pirates they’re laced us they’re laced us and
this is where it says julius caesar gathers them all up he gathers them together and he
he crucifies them um just like he said he would right so um yeah i think i asked him as well i
asked him on the pop i i also i also asked dan on the podcast i asked him if the two guys that
crucified on each side of jesus were lay stays and i think he said they were not right yeah he said
um he said they were i don’t know he pulled out of he pulled out a lexicon a new testament lexicon
which is like yeah yeah yeah it’s a different lexicon yeah which is like pulling out a landmine
imagine if we define the field by all the if the thieves get to write everything right that’s
basically the new testament lexicon is it’s that it’s that idea danny let me ask this um did you
feel like you were talking to someone who thought that people in the world of the new testament
narrative those people were different from the people around them who you know their neighbors
and everything are speaking the same language did you get the feeling like christianity is different
or modest um mystery is kind of different from you know those pagans what are those pagans doing
that doesn’t apply did you get that feeling not really no i don’t think and it’s it’s i don’t
really i can’t as soon as i walk out of a podcast i kind of blank on it i lose all memory of it
but i haven’t watched that one back yet i have to watch it again to see it to to try to remember
what i was thinking during that moment but i mean look he admitted he’s a he’s a mormon and he’s got
some biases that exist but he says he’s aware of his biases which that’s good i think everybody
should be aware of their biases but um you know it just goes back to what i was saying earlier man
i think a lot of people they don’t want to touch the stuff because it is so heretical and yeah i
that that’s what i ultimately think i don’t i don’t think i don’t know i don’t know enough
to say anything about him or how much he still reads or studies but i mean how much is there
to read and study to learn from when it comes to biblical literature is there is there an endless
amount of literature you can read like in greek like how you can you can read all these medical
texts you can read all these poems all these plays and all this stuff yeah is it the same
with christian literature or is there only like a certain amount of uh testaments and gospels and
all this stuff yeah yeah i’ve read a lot of it and i can tell you there’s a they’ve got a good amount
but they don’t read anything around them which is where you caught this problem when you asked
him right right you know do you know who lucian is right um he should know that from it from his
exposure to greek to classical greek he should uh yeah he should know that that should be there
um he said he said when we pulled up we pulled up lucian on wikipedia we found out when he was
writing and it said and i think i think dan actually said oh that’s right around the time
the gospels were authored yeah yeah right and you know and you’ve also brought out um lucian is from
the same area he’s from syria and he’s in egypt at one point and right so you were right in the
same area as well right after i think he made the point he’s like when you’re reading this stuff and
you’re going back in time to understand what these texts mean you have to consider like was this
person in texas or in norway like it’s going to make a difference so they have to be you think
about geography you have to think about um the human timeline which epoch it was happening in
and figure out what was happening in the surrounding world and uh we basically did a
reverse engineer on lucian and found out that he was in the same exact part of the world in the
exact same time which was kind of a little epiphany that happened yeah no and there are several there
that’s not the only one who wrote the most about lace days right right right right so he wrote a
whole book about how bad alex alexander was um and uh look though i just want you to notice and i’ll
stop here because i know you gotta run i can see chewy was there lightning in the background i
thought i saw some lightning um are you talking about here yeah yeah i’m in the middle of a
rainstorm right now i’m on the back patio of my little bungalow i’m in oh i’m in costa rica right
now oh god did you see any iguanas oh yeah i saw a cat ripping an iguana to shreds earlier
oh god the death and slaughter um all right hey you need to get back to your um
Yeah, please it’s just I’m serious
Why do you think it is that when people get old by and large?
They end up getting more religious and believing in Jesus
I think it’s because if you haven’t answered that death question, you’re still scared shitless brah, right?
It’s gonna it’s coming
right and I think the closer you are to it and you can ask me because I’m old and
And I can tell you, the closer that I get to it, the more obvious it is all over the place.
So I don’t know.
That’s a total guess, though.
Look at my terrible opinions.
I’m not supposed to get it.
Why do you think it is that a person starts thinking about that?
I don’t know.
I think you’re probably spot on with that.
I think people are trying to grapple with what happens after you die.
I think you’re spot on.
If you can have a mystery.
I’ve just noticed it so much lately.
I feel like everywhere.
ever since you know i’ve started diving into this stuff i’m seeing more and more people
you know confessing their love for christianity and i today i saw a video of um russell brand
and alex jones praying to god before they started the podcast they were like doing a prayer and like
and russell brand she’s like he’s a former actor a movie actor and now he’s like a very successful
podcaster they were literally saying like a prayer and he was talking about his um new devotion to
christianity and all this stuff i feel like i’ve just seen that a lot lately you know i think i
think that’s why we need the vaccine i think that’s why we need the antidote right that
antichrist is an antidote and it really is it really is a knowledge that’s how it’s represented
in the text you know what the big the big enemy is the mystery and if people learn what the mystery
is, that will bring the end of the world. That knowledge will bring the end. I think it’s
gorgeous. I think people need to realize, at least to know this historically, that your ancestors
were doing a right that would push you into death and then bring you back in order that you
may lose or might lose your fear of death. And they all walk around afterwards saying,
oh god i’m born again right so maybe danny do is it possible that there’s something out there
naturally that we should be doing to reach the other side and get pulled back and realize oh
this is what it’s all about so it clicks and it makes sense i don’t know you want to go join a
mystery somewhere yeah i do want to join a mystery i just like i got scared i’m reading um i’m
reading ruck’s book the one you sent me and he was saying in the book that a lot of people actually
died when they were when they were doing the hallucinogen rituals when they were practicing
those rituals a lot of them would like accidentally overdose and it happened a lot yeah so i would
make sure we have to get the dose right i’m a lightweight no that’s why they have so much
antidote literature right we got to do this right man whoever’s coming up with the formula and stuff
those people have to be straight on and you know we’re going to lose a few people in the process
every once in a while the oracle while she’s sitting there prophesying to you
she just do something crazy they had one who ran out the back of the temple and the temple was
built on a cliff she just jumped she just jumped into the abyss right in the middle of her
prophesying composing poetry oh god no yeah yeah it’s wild stuff man yeah how do you feel can i
ask you how you feel um having learned so much in the area and having done a deep dive into it does
it does it make you feel like um like it’s something we should have been doing or something
you know like people always tell me oh i should have been doing this years ago you know i should
have been learning this stuff does it feel good are you are you helping your soul at all is what
i’m trying to say you know if that makes sense yeah absolutely definitely helping the soul i
felt more inspired i feel i feel a lot more inspired reading this kind of stuff reading
your books listening to you talk on your chant on your youtube channel reading carl ruck’s books
um i know it’s frowned upon but i’m also reading the john marco allegro book just to see where he
lines up with all this stuff but this this uh this world is it is it’s mind opening and it’s
soul opening and um yeah we got to do everything we can to make it more known without having to i
I mean, obviously understanding how to read Greek is the holy grail,
but we’ve got to make it more accessible to people.
And it’s very clear from your podcast that people are interested in this stuff.
So you do a great job.
You do a great job.
The hail Satan throat punch in the beginning.
That really got me.
You threw me off.
I was not expecting that.
I love it.
I love the gadfly.
You used it on me, back on me.
use the force back on me tonight did you notice hail satan always takes them off their guard
right it always does right oh god i love it everybody who’s watching tonight please all
of my audience um watch danny jones for the sake of the path that he took because it’s a
it’s a pioneer’s path forward of a renaissance um a renaissance mind and i can’t
it danny uh i love you man and i really appreciate um all every minute that i’ve ever spent with you
has been some kind of divine friggin gift and chewy’s nodding her head she’s sitting there
nodding her head so um please give please give out to chewy yeah i appreciate it i love you too
man i love learning more about this stuff and uh and hopefully we can do another podcast again in
near future oh god why are you so gracious to me it’s gorgeous i have to i have to give you back
then the best you know what i’ll do i’ll dig up the dirtiest nastiest stuff i can possibly find
um right in it um everybody please go see danny jones and watch the renaissance coming alive
thank you danny for coming tonight um hail satan hail satan thank you for having me
almond and thank you chewy good night everybody my girl’s got the shit that will jack you up
and knock you on your hiney time to say good nighty all of my love burning up lavender hot
stuff in this thing medea’s kiss click bang hot purple bubble roost burning up my love for you
wandering star roaming with the sword going door to door saving all the children
High purple livin’, blazin’ up all my love
Inhale deep, take two puffs, just a touch, not too much
Should get on top of you, with a little push
Three days late, what happened to your face?
Your shit went flush, don’t rub a duck
Latex purple, that girl woke you
High purple gasoline, Madea belly dancing
In the moonshine, chalice glowing
Rayman Zeus, operator smooth
I fire gasoline, my dear medicina
I fire gasoline, and Satan come to see ya
I fire gasoline, my dear medicina
I fire gasoline, and Satan come to see ya
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