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Ammon Hillman calls this one the big lie, and the claim is that the direction of the text went the other way: Isaiah 3 was written in Greek, and the Hebrew is the later, simpler translation. The Greek has kurios sabaoth (κύριος σαβαώθ), the Lord of Hosts, taking away the ischys (ἰσχύς), the strength, and the strong man and the strong woman, the community’s human resources. The Hebrew flattens that into stock and store, supplies of food and water, and the people vanish from the line. The story that seventy-two rabbis translated the Septuagint from Hebrew, the letter of Aristeas, he treats as a forgery written to give the text a false origin, and he asks for one Hebrew author from antiquity outside the Septuagint.
The proof is the technical vocabulary. The Greek names a pentekontarchos (πεντηκόνταρχος), the commander of fifty serving under the trierarch in Xenophon, and the Hebrew has to say captain of fifty. A dikastes (δικαστής) is the Athenian juror and avenger, not a bare judge; a sumboulos (σύμβουλος) is the appointed counselor of the assembly, not just advice; and in the dictionaries a prophetes (προφήτης) reaches all the way down to herbalist and expounder of the mantis, the mantic art. When the Lord will reveal the schema (σχῆμα) of the ruling daughters of Zion, the Greek means their dress, their kit, the mesoporphyra (μεσοπόρφυρα), the purple-stained garments — and the Hebrew produces a scab on the head and the uncovering of secret parts. Even the Spartans show up as diaphanē Lakōnika (διαφανῆ Λακωνικά), see-through Laconian nightgowns, which the Hebrew cuts out entirely.
Gnostic Informant widens it onto history. Tacitus and Manetho give an alternate exodus under the eighth-century pharaoh Bocchoris, Bakenranef, and the phoenician alphabet story meets the Dispilio tablet from Macedonia carbon-dated to 5000 BC and the 2200 BC Trojan script, both carrying shapes close to Greek. The Merneptah stele, the so-called oldest mention of Israel, is read against the journal account of Petrie and Spiegelberg guessing Israel to please the faithful, and nothing else appears for centuries, while fourth-century Persian coins call Yahweh with the image of Zeus and his eagle. The episode closes on Musaeus of Athens, the Orphic lawgiver the Greek writers already identified with Moses.
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Omnia is silenced.
waters black venom julius caesar hung medea’s portrait on the temple of venus the producer
divine julian library of the renaissance sibling books so cold with the freezy poisonous kisses
lady babylon and what i predict will be the most feather ruffling show we’ve ever had tonight
so buckle up satanic congregation i thank you for coming i thank you for coming i want to make a
couple of announcements um before we begin thank you teddy base um i want to make a couple of
announcements i’m getting a lot of requests and thank you for those love it love it um people are
saying where is almond you almond you is coming almond you is coming i have to push first to get
you almond you and um we’ll go from there uh soldiers you’ll notice the tone is changing a
little bit almond you and you’ll notice that well the instruction is rather drillish yes oh god
because we need everybody on their toes with the greeks so that we can access the library right
we are at that renaissance that seed is just about to sprout just about to sprout oh god for
all you for all you people in future studies oh god this was the year this was the year oh i love
it um so more to come it’s coming and it will come and everybody can be involved in that who wants to
be and it’ll be fantastic um the museum the integrity the museum must be held uh uh as our
distinct privilege um i want to say a thank you to all of the people from discordia who have been
working so hard and the talent by the way and i’m i you know i know not everybody was privileged to
be there but this was uh this was a show that was playing out in front of me that was just
gorgeous full of integrity just popping with artistic beauty um the music was gorgeous this
is people composing performing music the poetry was exquisite this is stuff written this is salon
you’re creating an environment and you did so tonight after lady babylon i will meet with
the round table and i will give you the words of omnia fantastic fantastic i’m looking forward to
that so right afterwards on tonight’s show we’re gonna have gnostic informant come gnostic informant
is going to come and inform us fantastically so wait for it when i’m done with my section
i’m going to call him in love it love it everybody who’s been involved thank you thank you so
i promise you because i know your satanic congregation i know what you’re looking for
this is the dirty stuff you want this is the stuff that will cause controversy this is the
edge they called it the last wild frontier of classics who said that the london times
this is the edge are you ready tonight tonight i am going to bring to you the big lie yeah this
is it this is bigger than big this is the one that changed history without it the timeline
degenerates we fall back to that classical well we wake up and we see we see indeed the best thing to
do is to serve the muse tonight i’m going to show you i’m going to do something very
straightforward and simple i know everybody has time constraints so here’s what i’m going to do
i’m going to value your time and i’m going to say we are going to look at isaiah chapter 3.
isaiah chapter 3 but we’re going to look at it in the way that you’ve never looked at it before
we’re going to look at it in the original language in which it was written which is greek and you’re
going to see how the translation slope from higher tech to lower tech is a downward plummet.
You’re going to see it. Oh God, what are we going to do? I’m going to show you those texts for the
first time. Are you ready for this? And I want you to see how the big lie changed history and
you happen to be swimming in it right now you’re swimming in it is everybody on the throne i forgot
to tell us get out now everybody we got to get out this ship has landed we’re going into the zone
but on tonight’s mission i want you to taste the big lie here we go are you ready get me up the
first. This is who we’re looking at. Hesaias. Oh, you say it so strangely. Hesaias. Oh, love it.
This is Isaiah. Isaiah. And Isaiah is going to prophesy for us. He’s going to tell us like
prophets do. He’s going to tell us about Yahoo and about what Yahoo’s going to do to these people
who are dancing with their, wait a minute, what? Okay, hang on, right? We always go to cult sites,
right? You didn’t think I wouldn’t bring you to a place that wasn’t cult because I know what you
love, baby. I know what you love. You love these dingy cult drug parties. Yeah, it’s fantastic.
Don’t get me wrong. We hang out together and I appreciate that. I appreciate that. Let’s go to
the next one. Bring that up. What am I doing? I’m showing you Isaiah 3, and I’m first going to show
you in the native Greek, and we’re going to look at technical terms. Look at this. Pay attention,
says the Lord despot who rules Saba. He’s going to take away from those Judeans and from those
jerusalemites every strong man and every strong woman he’s gonna take the strength of your bread
and water okay now that was the translation right applause chewy we need some kind of applause
um no yeah not really uh what does pray tell what does the hebrew make of this because what you’re
looking at, what I’m going to show you, is the Hebrew translation of that Greek text. Now,
that gets us into a little background. You can brainwash them with pictures now. That gets us
into a little necessary background. There’s a letter, and this letter is a forgery, but the
letter states that the people who wrote the Septuagint, that was a group of rabbis,
72 of them. I’ve got 72 slides tonight. 72 of them. And they got together, and by the power
of yahoo they all came up with the same translation um wonderful just a beautiful
beautiful fairy tale but that fairy tale was meant for a reason what i’m going to show you now
is the translation of that into hebrew which remember this is the third century okay third
century hebrews been dead as dead as dead can get i want to ask you before we begin this before i
show you the hebrew i want to ask you give me the name of one hebrew author outside of the septuagint
in greek the tlg will tell you we’ve got a good standard four thousand ish okay um if you were
were to take all the names of all the authors that are quoted from the ancient texts that we’ve got,
you’ve got thousands upon thousands. Give me the name of one Hebrew author outside of the
Old Testament. Give me one name. Surely they have medical writers. Everybody’s got medical writers,
Even the Egyptians. Even the Egyptians have medical rights. And you say, oh, well, the Egyptians were
hoo-ha-boo-ha. This is literature. We’re talking about writing. This is evidence. We’re not here
for ideas. We’re here for evidence. Yes. Okay. So let’s see what happens when you take that.
and now you’re trying to forge. Tonight’s show is all about forgery and fraudulence.
If you are fraudulent, you’ll be found out. Tonight on The Big Lie. Oh, I love it. It sounds
like a detective show or something. I love that. Who is that? Chewy? Is that a saint? Is that a
Saint. Oh, it’s Isaiah. There he is. Thank you. He’s got a nice desk. I like that. Nice job, Isaiah.
Okay, let’s keep going. Give me the next one because it’s the Hebrew now that we’re going to
jump to. Go. Hit it. Oh, first the New International Version. See now the Lord, the Lord Almighty is
about to take from Jerusalem and Judah both supply and support. All supplies of food and all supplies
of water okay terribly off from the greek what happened to the strong man and the strong woman
because ladies you’re gonna love it it’s all full of women tonight remember yahoo loves child
sacrifice and hates women right this is blatant bold misogyny you know why he hated them here in
isaiah because they were ruling little archontes are you kidding their rulers take them out yes
yes that’s you have to remember don’t forget yahoo and i’m going to show you the name yahoo
and why i say yahoo it hit it where’s isaiah get that get the thing on here who oh prophet’s
buttocks that’s what we have a prophet’s buttocks oh love it okay go to the next one what is that
new international version based on all the english is going to be based on the masoretic
hebrew fiction of the 9th and 10th centuries okay that’s what it is remember the dead sea scrolls
everybody thinks the dead sea scrolls were like um you know hebrew originals no why do you think
they found them with greek because the greek texts have been long established yes it’s the sad fact
of one language dying when another comes in and totally takes it out yes oh it was a slaughter
my god what greek did and to how many languages did greek do it oh god people thank alexander
the great um spread hellenism um i got news for you he spread the language and the language
consumed consumed it set the people on fire right oh love it love the language go to it
Go to it. Yep. Yep. Here’s the Hebrew now. Okay. Here’s the Hebrew. Blow it up for me, too.
I got to get my glasses. So here’s that same verse, you know. Who’s the Lord we’re talking
about here? Yahweh. See Yahweh there? That’s kurios, right? People love to translate that
as Yahweh. Some of the things that you see, like they’ll use one word in Greek to translate two
different hebrew words right so get ready for the vocabulary skill to drop through the floor
are you ready um yeah so behold the lord yahweh the lord of hosts takes that sabbath right takes
away from jerusalem and from jordan what is this the stock in the store what happened to my dude
and my dudette. What happened to them? They got rid of them. They got rid of them. That’s
interesting. What happened? Let’s keep going. See if this mystery will pull itself together.
Give me the Hebrew term. What is the Hebrew term we’re concerned about? Mission. A support or staff.
That has nothing to do with a person. Whoever was translating this from the Greek had to rely upon
much more simpler expressions. Why? Because at the time, Greek was liturgical. I mean,
Hebrew was liturgical. There’s nothing they could do. There’s Greek all over the walls of your
synagogues, right? So this is a Hebrew problem, not a cultural or historical problem. The Hebrew
language was inadequate. It was inadequate. So I’m going to show you technically how a language
that has less technical terminology and is functioning at a lower level um can’t bear the
signal of that high tech and we’re going to prove that tonight with a purple oh i love it love this
stuff okay let’s go thank you people for coming thank you thank you gnostic i will be there um
go to the next one and look this is verse two what else is the uh is yahoo gonna take from everybody
Look at verse two. He’s going to take the giants and he’s going to take the strong and the person
who is the war trained and the die cast. He’s going to take one of the die cast. Hang on to
that thought. What else is he going to take? He’s going to take the prophet, the prophet. Wait,
what’s a prophet? Let’s see. Then he’s going to take the Stochastain and the old person,
the elder you could say he’s going to take all that stuff away because you know those are the
resources of those communities now let’s see what the hebrew text does with this let’s see
i think i got a picture don’t you chewy let’s see what the hebrew text does
yeah there we go oh here we go the mighty man and the man of war right so i just got to warn
you the Greek here uses a very specific adjective indicating a type of person who has been trained
in the arts of war. The Hebrew has to use much more simpler, man of war, right? Do you hear how
the level of specificity drops? Yes, okay, keep going. They got the elder right. Wait, what else
they put there i forgot to um oh they say the judge and the prophet and the diviner
and the elder right they got the elder in there let’s see about the others let’s bring me up
let’s see how close they hit roger that let me see how close they got here’s the man of war right
that ish of war right isha right um look at the simplicity of the expression hit me the next one
um what is that in the greek original yeah it’s specifically somebody trained in the arts of war
it is a technical station or post give me the next one or are we gonna yeah you can come back
to that go ahead yeah boom um what it is the war is it anything specific or is it just kind of just
No, it’s just battle or war, right?
Mahama.
Okay, go to the next one.
Cool.
All right, I’m feeling it.
What is a dikastes?
What is that?
That’s a judge.
So on the Hebrew side, they got the judge part.
But I want you to look at this word, how much more specific we’ve got to go.
Look, in Athens, just notice where we are as a linguist.
Notice where we are in Athens.
it means a juror okay can it mean a judge yes it’s a juror it’s also this thing that was very popular
in the ancient world the avenger the avenger right that’s a servant of dk that’s as pagan as it gets
um the avenger right great go to the next one that’s what our die cast is what do we get on
the Hebrew side, it really is coming from this verb, right? It’s non-specifically judging or
governing. Now, my problem is the Greek already has a verb for one who sits in judgment as a
governor. And I think that’s what this is probably closest to. And they would have known that. If I
know that, they would have known that in antiquity. Yeah, their linguists are great, right? Classics
is the first education yeah love it the museum comes from it okay so we’re going from the
specific to the general um when we go from the greek to the hebrew now remember the story is
that it went from hebrew to greek so as you’re thinking about these translations realize what
the person who would be translating it into greek would have to do to ramp up um that technical
expertise, right? You either can do a triple lots or you can’t. And Hebrew was not able to do the
triple lots, okay? And it’s not the only language. There’s a ton in Italy. All those dialects that
the Romans wiped out linguistically, same thing, right? There are strong languages and there are
weak languages. Yeah, yeah, love it. Now, yeah, here’s your prophet, people. What else did he say
going to take from him prophets i just want you to notice okay this is yeah one who speaks for
god that sounds pretty good i want you to notice how many references there are to different
classical works that use this greek word prophet prophet okay um notice blow it up notice that uh
it’s a herald sure um look at the very bottom look at the very bottom go to the next slide
what does it say it says herbalist you mean your prophet is an herbalist i would
have one objection yes but it’s more in a medical sense so i would say pharmacologist
yeah that’s what i would put you mean your profits were on dope yes they were yes they were love it
um go to the next one look at the three and four here people an expounder of the utterances of the
mantis you guys know the mantis and the mantic art you know that that’s all through apollo
right you thought the word prophet was no it’s not charlton esten right no it’s not that’s a
fantasy world it’s part of the big lie right we’re peeling back that big lie tonight look at three
and four you know possessor of oracular powers look at where they’re going they’re going to the
oracles look it’s used of epimenides he was a cool guy who had tattoos all over himself and he would
carried this colt’s hoof and in it he would put this white root that he would snort yeah yeah they
kept his skin turned it into a book why not go to the next one let’s go to the next one are people
commenting i’m gonna get people’s comments in a minute chewy if there’s any good comments throw
them up there um look people what is the prophet on the hebrew side a spokesman a speaker okay but
then you’re using a greek term to define your hebrew term because you said prophet right that’s
a great term yeah so do you see the depth here i asked you before could you name me one hebrew
author from antiquity outside and i’m not talking i’m talking bc okay outside of the septuagint
give me one i don’t know a seventh century dude you thought isaiah was eighth um then certainly
if isaiah is late iron age what uh um aren’t we gonna have some kind of record aren’t we gonna
have some kind of written? No, you’re not because the stuff doesn’t exist. The oldest inscriptions
of Hebrew, people question them as even being Hebrew, right? Yeah. It’s not the history that
you thought was there. It was the history that was amplified that you’ve been fed, that you’re
living in, that you’re breathing. Yes. Okay. Go. Keep going. Let’s give Isaiah another spanking.
let’s go people love it while you can while it’s hot oh which one here okay here we go and what
is the stochastic on this is something um a conjecture i like that i like that look look
where it says um that’s polybius they’re talking about and is he roughly contemporary yeah he’s in
the same range where our authors of the Septuagint are. So the person who really wrote the books of
Moses in the third century, we’re getting closer to their specific lingo. And this is one of the
words. Fantastic. What’s he going to do? He’s going to take away the people who can come up
with the right plan, right? He’s going to take that away. It’s a resource. I told you these
are all resources that he’s got there. It makes much more sense in the Greek than it does the
terrible dumbed-down Hebrew translation. It’s a shame. This is a beautiful text. Go to the next
one. Here we go. What’s the word for it that they’re using for that? They’re using this one,
right? Kasam. And what does that mean? Well, it’s a practice divination. Are you kidding me?
Okay. What does that mean? That’s not a definition. It’s not a definition. It’s like a catch-all.
okay what car are you in well i’m driving thanks yeah yeah it’s very non-specific and that’s the
problem because remember hebrew only has about 8 000 unique words right they didn’t they missed
basic words why don’t we have them because it got slaughtered as a language it was only the
attempt to bring it back starting in the second century right the synagogues are still full of
Greek, right? People realized, oh, we need some kind of original to take command of this text.
Yeah, yeah. Isn’t that something? And so they wrote it. They created it. They were already
doing it with the Dead Sea Scrolls, right? They had the Greek originals there, and they had the
Hebrew copies of them. Okay, watch this. Watch out the technical language. It shows it every time.
it’s the technical language hit me with the next one are you sure that far okay um yeah that uh
look at verse number three who else is yahoo gonna remove from society look at the first word on the
second line what is that sounds important right look at that look at the length of that people
i don’t do this always but just just love the length of that first word on the second line
can everybody see that love the look at that how many i’d like to measure that word i’d like to
measure it i would it might cause some frightening reactions it’s gorgeous isn’t it pente con tarcon
oh it even sounds it sounds like i don’t know i don’t know it’s makes me want you know put on
some music um sorry i got drawn in and what else is yahoo gonna take away he’s gonna take away
the pentacon tark the what he’s gonna take away um a specific position what is that thing let’s see
let’s see should we give me the give me the next slide what is that looks like it’s got the word
five and no give me the next one after that this one no there we go that’s it that’s it look at
this people commander it’s a commander of how many of 50 right 50 look where it’s landing it’s
landing in xenophon and he tells us this is somebody who serves under the three era horse
this is the trier arc yeah and what does he do he’s like an admiral yeah he has to outfit a trireme
yeah yeah so um this is a very specific once again athenian word okay let’s see what the
hebrew did with it let’s see let’s see i’m willing to bet it’s not nearly as specific
blow it up yeah put it up there and blow it up this is fantastic oh god what’s the jury say look
the captain of 50 so use the number 50 and put the word for captain in there because you don’t have
this position right so do you see um for the greek to be a translation of the hebrew the dude would
have to be stoned he would have to be like oh god how can i jazz this up how can i you know what i
me so the captain the 50 that’s not real that’s not real um inspiring right but it’s blunt and
to the point it’s blunt and to the point uh it’s the loss of technicality and and watch as the as
you wash out the technicality it becomes nonsense the translation becomes nonsense and by the way
you can do this with any chapter of the septuagint right you might as well throw a throw a dart at
which chapter and whatever you hit try that you it’s full of laughs linguistic laughs oh it’s
hilarious it’s hilariously bad it’s also sad i feel like playing a violin or something give me
the next one give me the next one yeah there’s the captain of the 50 we know we saw that let’s
go on to the next okay and there’s our commander who’s serving under the trier arc yeah yeah okay
keep going what else is he going to say he’s going to take away the sumbulon oh no this is fantastic
give me the definition that’s coming up what is a sumbulon watch this people this is going to grow
your brain this is an advisor or counselor okay public or private cool that’s cool look at all
the sources around it and you’re going to notice athenian fifth century the majority the first
orators up there. The first comedians up there. Yeah. The first tragedians up there and a bunch
of others. Oh God. Oh God. Look at it as a title at Athens, the Thesmotheti. Okay. The Thesmothetes,
they’re the ones who appointed the Sumbuloi. And this is what Yahoo is going to take from you.
Now, who is you? The audience of this are third century, disenfranchised, culturally Jewish, religious extremists, right? These are the guys in the caves copying documents, right? Brilliant move to do so.
because when you generate the big lie, you take a hold of the narrative. It gives you grounding
and justification to do whatever you want to do. And that usually involves the seizure and
acquisition of some land, some resource. That’s how that works. Yeah. Now, how can I say that?
Because that’s exactly what they do with the language. If you look at the language as a
resource, right? That’s what this is doing. It’s trying to draw down. That’s what the Hebrew is
doing. It’s trying to draw down that sophisticated Greek, but put it into a vessel that was incapable
of carrying it. It was too much, right? Burst the pot. Okay, let’s go. Hit me to the next one. Let’s
hit it oh yeah here we go um this is the council fine to advise or to counsel right okay i think
that’s you know i think that’s acceptable let’s give them that one nice job nice job whoever did
this nice job what about this one what’d you guys do with the architect on a isn’t that a good one
look that’s a big one too everybody in greek you see the arch sitting in there and the tech
right oh that production production is getting to me it’s from the arch so what how are we how
we’re going to define it right stretch your mind everybody the chief artificer artificer excuse me
the master builder the director of works this is a guy who builds your bridges it says in greek
it’s got Herodotus it’s got Aristotle look where are we again vocabulary wise people where are we
again we’re hitting square every time at the fifth century down to the third we’re hitting
it square this is the exact language that we would expect coming out of the third century
exactly uh uh an author a contriver and look at the final one at Athens by the way this is the
manager of the State Theater and of the Dionysia, great festival, right? He’s going to take those
away from you. And you say, wait a minute, where am I culturally? Because unless I am mistaken,
the people of Israel do not worship Bacchus. And that’s who he’s talking about. He goes on,
the prophet Isaiah goes on to talk about those assemblies that we make, those parades that we
make and all the women are there and you got your girls out in their gossamer clothing and we’re all
getting aroused. Why aren’t they in burqas, right? That’s Isaiah 3. It’s Bacchic rites. So you have
to ask yourself, why in a text am I reading about Bacchic rites in Judea, right? Oh, isn’t that
something isn’t that something um remember we are sitting in the third century bc and we have been
culturally disenfranchised and a lot of us became traders and embraced the greek ways yeah now
they’re doing what they’re doing it’s totally integrated right if you are an extremist you
you understand the power of the logos. That’s what they used in antiquity. Those histories,
that material from the libraries, that was the reality. So when somebody comes along and tries
to fake a text and say, oh, this is the original, they’re doing it for a very good reason, right?
legitimacy, when you need legitimacy and are willing to sacrifice everything for it, you
fabricate. It’s an unfortunate reality of history. Don’t think that the Christians didn’t mount up
that wave and ride it all the way in, even though people like Africanus, Julius Africanus,
say this text is not written um in hebrew you people are nuts and origins like yeah yeah that’s
all he could do he just shrugged he shrugged it off what do you want me to do right let’s ride
this thing it’s too bad it’s too bad why do we care at satanic initiation because that’s not
the history that’s not the history the history is this text is greek originally yeah yeah and
and it’s got some things in it. They’re lovely. Watch this. Let’s go. Let’s go to the next one.
Let’s convert everybody. Chewy, it’s the lanes are full of. Here’s your skillful artisan.
So I want you to notice, okay, we’ve got a term equated with an artisan who’s skillful. Let’s
just want you to notice that you get a taste for where the culture is, right? Now, where did they
get their word, craftsman. Okay, so wait a minute. This is a name. It’s actually a proper name,
right? It’s not based upon the action of a craftsman. It has nothing to do with the history
of the craftsman. It’s a name. Maybe they were a family of craftsmen. Okay, so you can see that
the derivation of that word is kind of questionable. Questionable at best, right? And you’ll
find that a lot in the Hebrew translation of the Septuagint. You’ll find that the more you go and
do your lexical work, you’ll find they don’t really know what this word means, right? And if
you only have 8,000 unique words, that’s a huge problem. You mean you got a percentage of those
words that, you know, we think we understand, but yeah, no, it’s a bad place to be. So,
So, you know, hey, languages just aren’t born equal.
That’s the way it is.
Some of them dominated and some of them didn’t.
Okay, let’s go to the next one.
Isn’t language beautiful, though?
Okay, what else are we looking for?
As Jehovah is going to be taken out of the world, he’s going to be taken.
That craftsman, he’s going to be taken, that wise craftsman.
and he’s also going to be taken the knowing acroaten what is an acroaten next one please
next one please what is he going to be taken he’s going to be taken these away now what is this
it’s a person who hears are you ready this is really native greek right really native greek
um yeah and when i say that i just have to mention by the way there was a language discovered in
northern turkey that is descendant from the greek of hellenistic greece they still speak it they
don’t have anything recorded of it but they still speak it and what’s funny it as i’ve been telling
you modern greek is nothing is nothing close okay don’t fool yourself um it’s not um i worked with
modern greek students in classics right and they would be the first to tell you it’s uh you know
it’s a whole different ball game yeah um but this language they just discovered in northern turkey
it is um you know a sister language to the hellenistic greece uh greek and they gave a
couple of examples grammatically how it is and some uses of infinitives and whatnot i thought
that was nice, elegant. And the funny thing was in the article they said, and it’s jowdily
unrelated to modern Greek, like there’s no overlap whatsoever. I thought that was telling.
I’m sorry, modern Greek. I’m sorry as a language. I’m sorry. But that’s what happens when you take
a 14 year old and put her in a habit and put her into a prison where she’s not allowed to bloom
that’s what happens um linguistically that’s what happens okay let’s get back on it speaking
linguistically next one let’s go these people want their values where they said i was going
to ruffle some feathers um look at this what is the word for it um whispering or charming
Whispering or charming.
What is that here?
Is that really a whisper or a charmer?
Go back to the last one.
Boom.
Look, people.
Look at the second line in A.
A disciple and a pupil, right?
A disciple or a pupil.
And my goodness, look at Roman numeral number two.
A reader.
Are you kidding me?
A reader.
Okay, so this is one of the things they’re going to be taking away.
this is not something that the Hebrew was able to recognize. So the Hebrew used instead a whispering
or a charming as a noun. Okay. Not the same thing. Definitely not the same thing. Go to the next one.
We’re starting to degrade here. Now watch, it’s going to get worse. Look at, and I’ll hurry up
here because I know, oh, we’ve got 10 minutes. My people, my people what? The proctorates are
taking everything from you. The proctorates are taking everything from you? Yes. And what’s worse
is the apituntes. These are the people who are ruling you, says Isaiah. Now, what are, what’s a,
who are proctores. Let’s see. Let’s see. Yeah. Who are proctores, right? They’re officials who
execute a judgment for debt. Okay. Again, highly specific word. This is a societal position,
a civic position, if you will, right? Somebody who’s coming to collect the debt, right? Looks
like taxes are also involved. Okay. Give me the next one. Go back to that one. How does the Hebrew
handle this? Okay. As for my people, their oppressors are children. Wait, is this the
same line? Yes, it’s the same line. And women rule over them. Wait a minute. That wasn’t any
of the greek what’s happening here there’s gonna be no word for this position because there wasn’t
that position when hebrew was around to be able to assimilate it so they didn’t have it
so what do you use you use something general like oppressor oppressor well okay where are you
getting the children go back to the greek verse where are they getting the children you know my
people, those who control the retrieval of debts, they’re going to be all over you.
And who are going to rule over you? The apaituntes. Give me the next one. Boom. Yeah.
Here we go. What is it to apaito? It’s to demand something back, right? To get something to be
returned, right? Okay. Look at it in the passive. I think this is neat. To be demanded in payment,
to be demanded in payment. Okay. So these are people who are the people, not only are they
going to come to collect their debts, right? That you’ve got with them, but they are also
going to show up and be all mouthy. Yeah. Yeah. Oh my goodness. This is terrible news, right? Let’s
See, I still don’t see, the Hebrew was way off.
What’s the Hebrew?
And it said, oh, these are the people.
Okay, the mouthy are these people, women.
How, as a translator.
Remember, now the story is in this letter of Aristeas,
that Yahu blessed this event of translating from the Hebrew to the Greek.
So for some reason, when they went from the Hebrew woman,
Yeah. They got to an oppressor who comes and takes away your furniture while yelling at you.
Okay. This is not a good translation. You cannot go from a lower level of technical expertise
linguistically to a higher. You can’t do it. Yeah. You can only reach the equivalent or less.
and if you don’t have a highly technical language you aren’t going up that ladder
you only have 8 000 words hebrew you had your guts beaten out of you by ancient greek man that
dominated the world don’t worry they they even went over and gave it to those outdwelling romans
oh god you know what marcus aurelius read he read greek he wrote in greek and he was the roman
an emperor why would he do that because number one he was on drugs and the drugs were making
him smarter and the creek was a necessary component it was a catalyst it just made the
whole reaction take off yeah oh god bunch of druggies it’s amazing history i love it i love
it but you know nobody wants to see the dirty stuff you do my congregation okay look gnostic
is like hurry hurry up all right let’s go um look verse 13 yeah okay now look here i just wanted to
show you something that’s colloquial and that it’s colloquial in greek not in hebrew so um verse 13
says and now the kurios established a judgment he brought a judgment upon the people okay and
And it’s using a verb, kathistemi, right, which is based upon the concept of standing,
but it’s been augmented by the kath to become established, to ground, right, to ready something.
Yeah.
And this is what the Hebrew do with that.
Oh, it’s terrible.
This is a slaughter.
Turn away for those of you who have weak linguistic stomachs.
Blow it up.
Blow it up.
He stands up.
Oh, God.
there’s yahoo now look at yahoo you can’t tell that it’s written that way could be yahoo too
okay so don’t get mad at me when i say yahoo thank you yeah and by the way they use different
ways to translate for for yahweh right hashem right they use different ways of translating
that from one greek term so why why would they do that thing because they’re composing it in the
third century and they’re trying to split. They’re trying to create their own identity, right? You
can’t just list what the, it looks like Greek. They probably said, as they were trying to figure
it out, they probably draft one. They were like, no way. That is way too transparently Greek,
right? Love it. Lol. Omen is the man. I love that. Thank you. That was a good one. Don’t put
any of the bad ones up. No. All right. Unless I’m going to hell. Let’s get one more. Keep going
down wherever we were from last time. Yeah. Are we on the right? Okay. Yeah, the schema. He’s
going to take this away, too. Oh, we got to go back up. We missed a couple. Here. Hang on,
people. I’m sorry. I apologize. I have messed up my order here. Okay. There we go. What was
translation of that passage the translation is the lord stands up no it’s a greek idiom
establishing justice right is to um rule yeah is to bring that authority to literally establish
that authority so there’s no um there’s no standing up there’s no actual standing up
yeah um otherwise the greeks wouldn’t use that idiom right they could just say that the lord
stood up right what you can see is the attempt of the rabbis to draw down the more sophisticated or
complex um greek into the limited capacity hebrew um unfortunate it’s an unfortunate linguistic
exercise let’s go to that one good look at this people verse 17 and god watch this yeah yeah god’s
gonna do what he’s he’s gonna humiliate those daughters of zion who rule wait what what who’s
ruling who are these women i’m starting to like this a little bit better and kai kurios apple
And the Lord, they may put Yahweh there, they may not.
It’s whatever the particular circumstances were.
And the Kurios did what?
He’s going to do what?
He’s going to apocalypse.
He’s going to reveal.
What’s he going to reveal?
He’s going to reveal their schema.
He’s going to reveal the schema of these daughters of Zion who are ruling.
And you say, what is this schema?
What is he going to reveal of theirs?
Now watch this.
It gets dirty.
It’s the Hebrew that makes it dirty, not me.
Go ahead.
What is a schema in Greek?
It’s a form.
It’s a form of something, right?
A shape they have.
Look at B.
It’s an atom.
Yeah, it’s the appearance of something as opposed to the reality.
The appearance of something.
Then look down at B.
It’s the dress or equipment.
Do you know what he’s going to do?
he’s going to take away all that fine dress and equipment of those ruling women. Now let’s see
what the Hebrew, let’s see what the Hebrew made of that. Do we get it through? The message come
through. Here we go. Are you ready? What? Therefore he will strike with a scab. Now I know that that
first part of the Hebrew there, it’s just the word and. I don’t know where they’re pulling
the therefore are there if you can even do that with with wah i don’t know yeah but they okay wait
so look they used adonai here so they really don’t know how to use that greek word properly
and they’re cramming all of these gods into it okay just wait just wait maybe they felt good
because of adonis i don’t know but the the lord is gonna strike with a scab the crown of the head
the daughters of oh there he is yahoo right and what is he gonna do look at the second line he’s
gonna uncover their secret parts dirty that’s what is going on in the mind of that author because
that’s not from the greek my goodness close your eyes chewy the bible is dirty it’s dirty stuff and
first of all why would he do that like seriously right um the greek makes sense it says he’s going
to take away their kit their dress their jewels he’s going to take all of that away it’s nothing
about their private parts is in there right now if this is as they want you to believe as seminaries
would have you believe, as religious training would have you believe, and whichever the monotheist
religions you want that don’t worship the gods like the rest of us, right? They’re going to have
this as a background. They’re telling you the Hebrew is being translated by the Greek. The Greek
is the new copy, right? That’s the original language. Now, somehow, if that says in Hebrew,
but the private parts of these women who are ruling, and he’s going to uncover that,
the translator had to go from private parts to schema, which has nothing to do with private
parts. So either it’s a bad translation, and Yahoo was bad, because remember, Yahoo blessed
this thing and um it was magically turned out to be everybody wrote the same translation of these
72 guys right so either he’s a bad translator or more realistically the language is just incapable
of conveying um the original greek it’s just the way it is watch it’s gonna get watch these
technical terms i’m gonna throw you give me the next one yeah um yeah and so what is the what is
your english translation for so for every sitting in synagogue or church sitting there and you’re
reading through blah blah blah therefore the lord will smite with a scab on the crown of the head
that’s not there the daughters of zion you’ll be like oh that’s a nasty thing to do right
and the lord will discover their secret parts look it’s even discover as you can tell the
king james or whoever it was that translated this was a little bit uncomfortable with the
whole private parts business, right? Where’s the chorus? Where is the chorus of my sisters of
frustration? Where are you? I can’t hear you. I need to hear your shouts of ecstasy. Whenever we
come across, it gets my goat that we don’t hear your shouts of ecstasy because that’s what we’re,
whoops, here I am. That’s, hello, Penelope. You got my goat. Everybody say hi to Penelope.
I don’t care if you dislike this portion of the show. I want you to focus on that cross.
I want you to look at that cross. I want you to see it. I want you to see what it’s covering.
That cross covers a whole multitude of Penelope’s sin. Okay, enough. Thank you, Penelope. Good night.
All right. Wonderful to have her. We can’t be that far up, are we? Gnostic is going to fall
sleep keep going give me the next couple give me okay look i wanted you to see this um i’m gonna
cut short the rest of it i’m just gonna show you with this passage for example this is verse 18.
so this is isaiah 3 18. yeah um in that day it says the lord is going to take away the glory
of the hematism and long story short that is the way that one dresses right and what else is he
going to take away tus cosmos um you refer to the cosmos as the woman’s makeup kit yeah yeah so it
can include jewelry it’s not just the drugs that they’re putting on their faces right skin drugs
all sorts of drugs all over the place, right? Including those drugs that control reproduction,
right? Even those, you put those in there, right? This is, you know, this is your life’s pharmacy
kit. That’s the cosmos. It’s that order, that order. And so this is what he’s going to fight
against. He’s going to take away your hairdos, right? He’s going to take away your hairnets.
and long story short none of these terms are captured give me the next one we have a it’s
terrible the translation gets terrible and I just want to jump oh these are all Athenian too
I want you to realize these are all Athenian terms again placing the language squarely fifth
fourth third centuries good good good give me that I’m gonna fly watch this these are just
things that are there that it’s hard for us to be able to capture um and they have to do with
uh this little here i’m going to jump ahead to is this one look at this did i did i totally
overdo it or what um what else is what else is the lord here’s the punchline people what else
is the lord going to take away he’s going to take away the petty porphyra the petty porphyra yeah
and what else is the Lord going to take away? The Lord’s going to take away ta mezzo porfura.
Are you kidding? These are terms that everybody saw. This is the first term that comes up in the
library, the end of that word periporfura. That’s the first word of the great Herculaneum library
for the future historians. The great Herculaneum library, the very first word that comes out
is that purple, right? And we’ve got it here in the text. Not only that, we’re going to tack
something else on the front of it, mezzo, the mezzo porfora. And tell me, what does the Hebrew
translate those as? Blow it up. What does the Hebrew translate those as? The rings and the jewels
with the word nose tagged on it. Wait, the rings and the nose jewels? Are you kidding me? Are you
kidding me? Do you see what happened there? They just, that’s a guess, bro. Whoever made that
translation was downright guessing. Now here’s the problem. The Greek actually matches with the
whole context because he’s attacking these women, right? Who are priestesses and he’s attacking
their validity and he’s going to take away all of their wardrobe. Yeah. Yeah. Nice. Gorgeous.
and that purple is part of it. You know what those purple words are? They’re different terms
for using that gorgeous material stained with the purple. Oh God, he’s going to take that away.
But no, the Hebrew comes along and says, no, you must be rings and nose jewels because everybody
knows you need the rings the nose jewels yeah why did they do that that’s i’ll never know that’ll
be that’s a mystery of our history right there right there they didn’t want the purple they
wanted jewels okay okay so you can see people that um the story the narrative of this being
translated um into greek from the hebrew is completely made up you would have to be completely
completely stoned and just inventing things to make, I don’t know, the story better.
Wow. Wow. Okay. Let’s go. I’m going to pull one out. This is the last one, Neil, and I’m coming.
I’m coming. Are you ready for this? This is, boom. I was going to take you all through the purple,
but instead I’m going to end with this one. Nope. This is more of the same. This is, no,
darn it. There we are. Here, take down the initiating. People, I love this. Oh, I get
so excited. I’m about to burst. Are you ready? Look at it. Verse 22.
Kai ta epi blemata ta kantaten oikion. Kai ta diafane lakonika. Ooh, isn’t that gorgeous?
Isn’t that gorgeous? Lakonika. You see that word before the letter, before the end of
the verse, capital lambda on the front of it. Those of you who recognize the Greek now will
see that that’s Laconian. Wait, what does it say? It says that Kurios is going to take from you
those things. Remember we’re talking about their wardrobe? Those things that you put on,
it’s your home and your privacy. And what are those things? One of them is a Laconian
see-through, a diaphanous Laconian nightgown. And that’s what Kurios is going to take from you.
Now, wait a minute. You mean in the Bible, it refers to the Spartans? Yeah, it does. Because
remember, this is being written in the third century, right? There’s nothing novel about the
Laconians then. Yeah. Oh, wow. Wow. Why is Isaiah, who supposedly is way back,
why is centuries earlier, why is he writing about the Laconians? That’s interesting. Let’s see what
the Hebrew does with it, because now this is a problem. This is a problem. This is not only a
linguistic problem, because you can’t represent that in Hebrew, but it looks bad culturally.
A lot of the changes that are made from the original Greek and the Septuagint to the Hebrew
have to do with control of content.
That’s what people always want when they rewrite.
They want control of content.
And you guys know how it works.
Where we worship the muse, nobody controls content.
You don’t make your soup here.
This is a pure stream.
You’re all gone.
yeah oh god love that what does the hebrew do with the laconian let’s just show this because
i know neil’s gonna love this open it up open it up um okay what the festal apparel and the
mantles and the outer garments and the purses wait what were we looking for chewing there
was something big there there there was laconians they’re spartans where’d the spartans go they cut
out the Spartans. They cut out the Spartans. Okay. Now, what they would have you believe
is that you don’t have Spartans, but the translation does because God is perfect.
Yeah. Yeah. I don’t know. It looks like God could have gotten better linguists, to be honest.
that’s terrible that’s terrible you guys blow it you those i’m talking you know i’m talking to i’m
talking to the goofballs who started to came up with the idea of writing this fake letter of
aristeas and saying look this great person asked the king and the king was like yes i need a
translation. Yes, no, they didn’t care. No, the person who came up with that load,
the load of the history of the Septuagint, because what that did was that load compelled
Christianity forward. It established a legitimacy that was strong enough to dissolve classical
wisdom. Yeah. It’s like some kind of acid ate right through it. Yeah. What you’re watching
is the monad take out everybody else because that’s what it does. That’s what monotheism
does. It doesn’t matter what color or taste or variety it is. Monotheism kills classical
civilization the civilization that brought you democracy and the scientific method that
civilization christianity judaism islam and that stuff they worshiped around akhenaten that stuff
kills classical wisdom yes it does it does so um when the libraries start getting burned
that’s when you know your temperature is too high and your proportion of radicals is way too high
right every 150 years just to bring in just the present for a second every 150 years says tom
someone is going to try to pull down the government the established government yeah
Yeah. And who is it, typically? I had somebody ask me this week, can’t you combine Christianity
to include everyone? Can’t you combine Christianity and the Abrahamic faiths? Can’t you combine those
to welcome them? Julian, who we now call Julian the Apostate, Julian, the last pagan emperor,
said, they’re going to do it again. They’re going to burn us down just like they did in the first.
Yeah, just like they did. It’s the mission of monotheism to dominate and destroy. It’s the
mission. How’s it coming? The watchers are watching. By the way, did you see we had giants
and we didn’t have Nephilim flying around, right? No, those are just prominent people.
thank you for coming tonight. I’m going to now give you an added bonus. I am going to hand over
the stage to Gnostic informant. And before Gnostic informant starts speaking, I just want to let you
know that his source work has been absolutely dazzling. Yeah. I told him, I told him, Neil,
i told them that you uh purchased and are using all of the lobes and you are eating up you’re
trying to consume like some kind of artificial intelligence or something just like trying to
consume everything so you have a great you have a great offering right now and it’s about some
stuff that i don’t know and i’m gonna have to listen to your authority okay yeah man thanks
Thanks for having me on, dude.
That was some interesting stuff that I’m just now hearing about the linguistic side of this.
Because I don’t have no, I don’t know anything about the linguistics.
I have no, I don’t have the knowledge of linguistics to be able to say who’s translating from what.
But those are some fucking slam dunk points that I just heard right there.
So I’m going to have to look into all that.
That’s amazing.
I want to look at the historical side of this.
where’s the evidence of a big literary um era of all these prophets and writers and scribes and
like we have prophets writing these long texts that are you know about all these prophecies and
events that are happening and politics and all this so you would expect if you’re writing these
you’re writing to an audience right you’re writing to somebody you’re not just writing to nobody so
would expect people citing these texts you would expect there to be like a chain of reactions to
these texts people talking back and forth something anything well we don’t get that
so let me just say this i want to start with what is what are other people saying about
the origins of israel and the last time i was here we had on um we were we ended up on
we’re talking about tacitus’s story about the history of the hebrews and it was a it’s a
it’s a story that’s only in a couple of sources i think plutarch talks about it
menitho and then hecateus vebdera his story seems to line up with this story it’s an alternate
account and i looked into some of this stuff and see is does this hold any water so let’s i’m going
to pull up a source from lobe i love this website too this is such this is amazing stuff let me see
it let’s make sure this is big enough for everybody how’s that there we go um actually let
me back that up one there we go all right so tacitus is telling this story in the early second
century about who are these jews we don’t really know much about them this is you know they’re
kind of they’re kind of late on the scene as far as uh ancient civilizations go as far as the
egyptians the greeks punics phoenicians carthaginians we all know those people they’re
in every text we could find hundreds of people mentioning carthage people mentioning phoenicians
people mentioning the egyptians people mentioning the ionians people mentioning the flaskeans people
mentioning the scythians they’re all over the place in these sources but nobody ever mentions
the jews until well okay there’s a couple of rocks that people have found that mention certain kings
like omri very very little bit like little city state so the evidence looks like this little city
state kingdom going on in jerusalem and in jezreel other than that no one’s writing about these
people so what so what’s going on here so let’s read this what read this story and i’m just going
to go i got a lot of things that i want to go through but it’s all gonna come back to what
i’m always saying all right so he says at the beginning of this of the same year titus caesar
who had selected by his father to complete the subjugation of judea he’s basically saying like
we just subjugated this this place judea um let’s let’s go through the history so he says uh
this is what he says it is said that the jews were originally exiles from the island of crete
who settled in the farthest parts of libya at the time when saturn had been deposed and expelled by
joe an argument for this is derived in the name there is a famous mountain in crete called ida
hence the inhabitants were called idea which is late lengthening the barbarous form udalia all
right uh some hold that the reign of isis is superfluous to the population of egypt under
the leadership of hiroshimus which is in greek means holy minded it’s a a name in greek it’s
interesting you never hear about that like where what’s jerusalem mean well here’s one etymology
given by tacitus it’s a named after a king named here islamus and yuda discharge itself on the
neighboring lands and many others you gotta you gotta think where is he getting this from he’s
what do you make this is something some people just make up just keep that in the back of your
mind all right still others report that they were assyrian refugees landless people who first got
control of a part of egypt and possibly maybe a little bit of both maybe the so i when i read this
my i’m thinking the evidence shows the philistines have there’s evidence that the philistines did
come from crete and this the assyrian refugees thing sort of matches up with these people coming
together in this area called canaan so i’m going to keep continuing with this part this is this is
where it gets crazy most authors agree that once during a plague in egypt which caused bodily
disfigurement king bacharis approached the oracle of amon i’m going to get to who this is in a minute
just give me a second king bacharis approached the oracle of amon asked for a remedy whereupon
he was told am i still on the same page okay good ask for a remedy where he was told to purge his
kingdom and transport this race into other lands since it was hateful to the gods so the hebrews
were searched out and gathered together then being abandoned in the desert while all others lay idle
and weeping one only of the exiles moses by name warned them not to hope for help from the gods or
men for they were deserted by both but to trust to themselves regarding as a guide sent from heaven
the one whose assistance should first give them escape from their present distress so he’s
basically saying um he’s basically saying whatever the sign whatever sign we get from heaven that’s
they’re going to be our god that’s what we’re going to that’s going to we’re going to look for
a sign from heaven to find a new a new god because the egyptian amon does not like us they agreed
and they set out on their journey in utter ignorance but trusting to chance nothing caused
them so much distress as scarcity of water and in fact they had already fallen exhausted over
the plain nigh unto death when a herd of wild asses moved from their pasturage to a rock
that was shaded by a grove of trees moses followed them and conjecturing the truth from the grassy
ground discovered abundant streams of water this relieved them and they marched six days
continuously on the seventh seized a country expelling the former inhabitants and there they
founded a temple dedicated the temple so to establish his influence over his people moses
introduced a new religious practices quite opposed to those of all other religions the
jews regard as profane all that we hold sacred on the other hand they permit all that we abhor
they dedicated in a shrine a statue of that creature whose guidance enabled them to put
an end to their waterings and thirst a statue of a donkey sacrificing a ram in derision of amon
they likewise abstain from the ox because the egyptians works all right that’s a little story
he gives there’s more on this too but i’m not going to keep you going i just wanted to show
that part he gives us alternate origin story that doesn’t it sounds like an exodus a little bit you
got moses you got them wandering in the desert but there’s a lot of different things happening
here and we have a name of the pharaoh now we didn’t get the name of the pharaoh in the bible
they don’t say they never say people say ramses doesn’t say ramses ever there’s no name it just
it says pharaoh so in this text we actually get a name so if we look at who is bakaris here is
bakken reinef also known in greek as bakaris he’s from the 24th dynasty all right well how do we
know that how do i’m just uh i mean we can just trust wikipedia but i want to show you how we
know that so i’m going to go to alien i don’t know let’s go to manetho manetho mentions this
bakaris the 24th dynasty reigned for 44 years and in his reign a lamb spoke what turns out that this
was like some sort of event that happened where a lamb told the egyptians that they would be
conquered by the assyrians and then okay who does anyone else corroborate this evidence alien talks
about this too this is another roman writer who’s writing in greek as you can see the egyptians
assert that they are far from convincing me they assert that i say in the days of the far-famed
baccharus a lamb was born with eight feet and two tails and that it spoke they said the lamb had two
heads and four horns what so wait a minute now we’re looking at where does all this all these
prophecies of all these animals with multiple heads and horns giving telling the the people
they’re going to be sacked and taken over by the babylonians and assyrians well here’s a here’s
another here’s another uh source for that but here’s the problem with this king bacchus as
i’ve shown you king bacchus is a is this is only in the 8th century bc this is not bronze age 18th
dynasty that we’re talking about this is we’re almost in the classical period i mean we’re this
is we’re getting towards the persian period now we’re getting towards the greek hellenistic period
so this is what this this who this king is all right let’s continue let’s let’s see what else
we got um so i want to go to herodotus real quick i want to talk about the alphabet for a second
herodotus says that this is the this one the uh the phoenicians so okay herodotus herodotus
mentions in in his uh in his persian wars that the uh alphabet comes from the phoenicians but
he says something interesting about i think i don’t think i even have the source here
it’s not the wrong page um i could put i could look it up alphabet here it is he says the
phoenicians who came with cadmus by the way cadmus was the king of thieves he is a phoenician
by descent but he’s living up in thebes in greece and it says at their settlement in this country
among many others of learning brought into hellas the alphabet which had hitherto been unknown as i
i think to the greeks and presently as the time went on the sound and the form of the letters
changed at this time the greeks that dwelt around them from from most parts were ionians all right
who have been taught the letters by the phoenicians and use them with some few changes in form this is
i’m gonna show you some crazy shit right here ready um thus the ionians have from ancient times
called papyrus sheets, skins,
but formerly, lack papyrus,
they used the skins of sheep, goats,
let me see, where’s the part that I want, here it is.
I myself have seen
Cadmian characters
in the temple of
Ispian Apollo.
So he’s saying that the oldest alphabet
that ever existed
is up in the temple of Apollo
in Boeotia, which is near
Athens, graven on a certain
tripods, and for the most part,
like the Ionian character,
that’s really strange now this this because the the the idea of phoenicians making an alphabet
and then giving it to the greeks it’s a little more it’s not as black and white as people think
it is there’s something there’s more going on here and herodotus kind of gives a little clue
on this so let’s look at this right all right i want to show i want to show you guys something
this is this is going to be cool i promise i’m going to share a different screen for a second
um this right here here we go what i’m about to show you is called it is called the dispelo tablet
do you see this this is a ancient tablet it’s a mystery right now they was discovered like 30
years ago in macedonia which is where the pelasgians used to live thrace macedonia
thessaly that’s pelasgian land oh and and also in turkey where troy is modern-day turkey you know
um that’s that’s where the pelasgians are from that whole region that’s all pelasgian that’s
the pelasgians so right in the heart of the pelasgian land is this thing that they discovered
it’s like what the fuck what is this now if you look that looks like an eta that looks like a
dalit down there looks like you got now this one blew my mind because this looks like it could be
either a digamma which is an ancient form of a dub of a w sound but it also looks like an omega
which is the oh it looks like you can see like all i’m saying is looking at these characters
you can almost imagine an older descendant of what becomes both the greek and phoenician
alphabets all right let’s continue on this how much um evidence do i have right let’s what do
got here so i’m going to share my screen again and this time i’m going to share well i’ll just
go to the same um let’s go to this page again all right sharing my screen all right so this
let’s just let’s look into this tablet what is this thing this is what the uh all right um we’ll
get him back here just a second here i hate when that happens and you click on something and it
gives you the wrong screen i hate that all right here we go i brought it back up all right so
let’s go to all right now this time it shouldn’t do that again so I want to look into this now
this is what the this is what the article says apparently now there’s been no academic articles
written on this tablet yet it’s a mystery people are starting to figure out what the hell is this
thing because this is gonna if this really is all right let’s just talk about it first apparently
this wooden tablet bearing what looks like an early form of an alphabet carbon dates they did
carbon dating on it because it’s wood so they can carbon date it 5000 BC all right that doesn’t
necessarily mean the writing is the 5000 BC someone couldn’t inscription but so far that’s
all we know the the carbon dating came back from 5000 BC it’s discovered 1993 and that but here’s
the here’s the here’s the crazy part that I this is why I wanted to bring this up this is the crazy
right here it’s discovered the place they found it in was a neolithic village which means like
you just like wrap your head around this like i’m you got i mean you have to understand what
i’m saying here the village that they uncovered very very far underground is all neolithic stuff
the pottery the town the building everything and then this is there how did that get there
and it’s carbon dating matches too every it’s all it fits with the neolithic except for the writing
on it which is what the is going why is there it looks like kind of like a greek
form of alphabet in a neolithic foundation put that screen up if you don’t mind i just want to
i just want to show um so okay university the tablets discovers announced at a symposium in
february 1984 at the university of thessalonica um the site’s paleo environment bought an
the fishing techniques tools and ceramics were described informally in the mag okay so that’s
something uh all right so basically just all we know so far is they dug up this neolithic
place and this is this is work being done by the aristotle’s university at thessalonica
and they’re they’re right now someone’s writing there’s apparently i looked into it there is be
there’s articles being there’s academic articles being written on this thing that might change the
the consensus on the alphabet i’m not kidding look look this up yourself please look this up don’t
listen to me but there are people saying that the articles being written about this tablet is going
to change the academic consensus on the disc on the invention of the alphabet now let me continue
with this um i want to show because let’s the first question should be does the evidence is
there any other evidence for anything like this is this just by itself right i want to give you
something i want to give you these i’m going to give you an example of something that’s
by itself that makes that doesn’t fit the marnetta steli doesn’t fit at all with any of the evidence
but it’s accepted because there’s a dogma in mainstream academia that wants israel to be
like real it’s like they want the fairy tale to be real hold that thought put a little side note
on that let’s go but here’s the thing it turns out that there actually is a and another asteroid
sorry about that this is getting exciting man i’m i’m about to lose it look i have song and dance
i did a song dance okay you’re wrong go all right all right here we go so here’s here’s what’s
called the trojan script so it turns out there actually is some other basis of what this means
okay the trojan script is look at this it almost i mean obviously it’s not greek but you look at it
you look at the characters i don’t kind of you don’t got to use your imagination too hard
and you’re like okay there’s some it’s not like hieroglyphics it’s it’s very syllabic it’s very
uh you know so okay so let’s talk about this what what’s going on here phil uh phil um philologus
philologues i think that’s the same as um is philologist probably uh attempted to transliterate
the science as greek professor hogg attempted to translate it the seal he claims that the words are
taosi ego probably this meant divine sago so scholars are already guessing this is some
proto-greek stuff going on here right and by the way people are shutting the trying to shut this
down on like the the the mainstream consensus is like no way no way no way no way no way no way but
some of these some of these philologists are saying what else can it be and so there’s a
huge debate going on about this i’m not going to sit here and say it’s greek but that’s what people
are saying in 1994 lewis dr lewis goder published the inscriptions he identified the script as
linear a which is we know is proto-greek he’s saying it’s at least and i looked into it it’s
at least part of this family of what me and amun would call the pelasgian alphabet pre-alphabets
like they’re similar they all just linear a and then you see look at linear b like are they is
one is linear b comfortable in your a i don’t really know i’m not i can’t tell you on that
but there’s like a lot of stuff being written about this stuff and it’s not the picture is
not there yet there still is so much work needs to be done all right so considers this highly
obviously you can see people there’s no way highly unlikely so people are not liking this at all here
but here’s the thing what does it date to that’s what that’s what i want to know the archaeological
is the inscriptions of the trojan script date to the third century third millennium bce 2200
this is over a thousand years before the the phoenician alphabet now it’s possible that this
form of script could have some influence on i’m thinking could have i’m thinking if it’s
the phoenicians i don’t really care if it’s the phoenicians cadmus really invented the alphabet
but whatever the story is i don’t really care i’m looking at the evidence and i’m saying there
this looks like there could be some precedent here for the alphabet coming from this part of the
world okay all right the next thing i want to do now i’m going to be careful not to kick myself
off again i promise so let’s see what else do we got i want to show something real quick the
bernetta stelly make sure i’m not going to get kicked up okay good but not this stuff this this
is the weirdest ever so as as we’ve already discussed discussed at length that nobody is
talking about israel until the hellenistic era persian period hellenistic pair it’s just not
really in in the sources at barely so the it’s like is there a kingdom there is there a is it
a nation is it a city state what’s going on here so this is the consensus in bible scholar world
that this is the oldest inscription of israel it’s like this is everyone just accepts this
straight up and it’s there’s actually it doesn’t fit with the with the data like there are no other
inscriptions anywhere in all the egyptian hieroglyphs of mentioning the word israel
in fact the word israel doesn’t even show up in egyptian hieroglyphics it only shows up in the
later hieratic demotic scripts that come after king bacharis by the way after 700 bc so before
that when it was before during the age of the hieroglyphs you never the word israel just not
in there so they find this random we’re not just telling and the story behind it is so funny so i
got to read this first of all let me show you what it says apparently the translation is the prince
is our prostrate peace no one raises his head among the nine bows desolation is for a gen
jehanu hati is pacified plundered is the canaan with every evil wait we already have canaan in
here i thought i thought bible scholar says canaan and israel are synonymous that’s weird why would
israel and canaan both be in here right but okay what does it actually say though if you actually
look at the hieroglyphs it doesn’t say israel it says yes i mean why why is it assuming this
is israel i have no idea no clue why the people just assume this is israel why why can’t it be
syria in fact why some people have said if you look down here there’s three citations here and
i know there’s actually there’s actually more than that if you look into it but wikipedia gives three
citations of scholars who say that this is jezreel this isn’t israel this is jezreel israel didn’t
exist yet some people say it means wearers of the sidewalk but the bottom line is this it doesn’t
say israel it says yes and they just assume it’s israel but here’s the funny part where um when
you find something like this and it’s it’s it’s a complete needle in a haystack as far as the
evidence goes like if if there was a bunch of other inscriptions from this time period that
mentioned israel i would have no reason to doubt this but the fact that it’s just sitting by itself
and then the next the next time in the sources israel is mentioned is all the way back all the
way down in the 800s bc or some eighth century bc or something so we’re talking 500 year gap
from the first time israel is mentioned to the second time it’s mentioned ever in the sources
or um that just doesn’t that should be a red flag but i’ll just you got to hear this story
so here’s the story this is this is reference from this is reference from a journal article
from drawer in 1995 called flinders petri a life in archaeology i sure you should read this yourself
it’s from the university of wisconsin press this is what he reports it’s almost like a transcript
of what happened when they found this and it says petri called upon wilhelm spielberg a german
philologist and his archaeological team to translate the inscription by the way these people
were looking for israel they were they went out to find israel in egyptian sources they weren’t
like looking for something else and stumbled on this their goal was to find israel in the sources
why because copenhagen international people who writes i’ll talk about the copenhagen international
they’re called biblical minimum minimalist it’s a whole entire academic group completely at odds
with the sbl types um the seminarian types they’re and they they’re all just saying that the whole
bible is just fairy tale it doesn’t match up with the history at all so these people started to
really they were starting to really win in these debate circles as far as the evidence as far as
they’re they’re showing look there’s persian loan words there’s hellenistic loan words
these texts are written later that’s what these people have been saying this for a hundred years
this is not new i’m not bringing anything new here neither am i this has been being discussed
for a hundred years now you just don’t hear about it a lot but you can look into it look into the
copenhagen international bible society you’ll see a lot of shit that we’re saying right now
so anyways the point is they’re starting to win in in these academic debates so now people need
to find a you need to find evidence so we can clap back at these people so here’s the story
spiegelberg was puzzled by one symbol towards the end that a people or a tribe whom merneptah
had victoriously smitten i s i e s r r huh petri quickly suggested that it reads israel
it’s israel just assumes it spiegelberg agreed that this translation must be correct won’t the
reverends be pleased? Won’t the reverends be pleased? I’m going to be rich. I’m going to be
rich, remarked Petri at the dinner that evening. Petri, who realized the importance of this find,
says, this steli will be better known in the world than anything else I have found. The news
of this discovery made headlines when it reached English papers. Now, let’s just use our common
sense now you have incentives to go and find this and look how they just find something close
enough it’s in the it’s in the general location ignore that canaan’s already on that list just
don’t tell anybody about that part but it’s israel is he is he revered is there a rear it’s israel
yes it must be won’t the reverence be pleased probably got rich off that rich for the rest
of the that was the greatest discovery that person will ever make they had every incentive
so i’m just saying look maybe it is israel i’m keeping an open mind here but i’m just saying
why is it accepted so people who there’s scholars right now i’m not going to call out names anymore
i’m not going to do that i we did that a few times but you guys know who i’m talking about
who are winning awards from sbl winning the greatest if you’re the greatest scholar of the
year award people who are just literally going on tick tock telling people that this is real and
this scholarly consensus is 100 agrees that this is real which is not true there is a bunch of
debate about the manifesto it’s not accepted by every scholar in fact i think the evidence shows
that this was kind of like all right so i want to talk about one more thing and then i’m
done that’s that’s what i wanted i wanted to talk about that alphabet but the next thing i want to
discuss real quick is um this is this is a big one so let me i’m going to share my screen one
more time i promise i won’t get kicked out this time so that was really bad all right
this is going to be crazy so you all you always hear this the hellenistic period right what’s the
hellenistic period the hellenistic period is from the time alexander the great conquered the east
so 333 so 332 or whatever till the time of rome all right so you almost you get this dogma and
academics and bible scholar world where there it’s impossible that any greek influence could happen
on anything before the hellenistic period the greeks were nobodies before the hellenistic
period that is and the evidence proves this so i got a couple sources and i’m almost done
i promise but this is this will be cool you’ll like this so i’m going back to my uh screen again
and uh see this coin right here that’s yao as you can see yod aleph vav it’s not four letters it’s
three letters it’s from the fourth century bc and guess what it’s from the persian period
but it’s obvious and then and by the way every scholar who’s who’s identified this coin says
it’s influenced by hellenistic imagery of zeus holding the eagle that is an image of zeus there
is no other you can’t say that’s ahura mazda you can’t say that’s some indian no look this up for
yourself don’t listen to me that is zeus in the being called yahweh that means hellenism was in
hellenism not in the sense of the of the age hellenism in the sense of greek-like was already
influencing the east way before alexander the great well i wouldn’t say way before but a century
before at least this coin proves this and by the way there’s more look here’s another one that’s
yahweh that’s zeus but it says yahweh on it it’s a persian period coin here’s another one that’s
clearly zeus with his eagle totally jupiter zeus whatever you want to call him that’s this is a
persian period coin and it says yahweh on it okay now there’s actually there’s what so what’s going
on here how are the greeks influencing the east if they’re not ruling babylon that’s that’s what a
bible scholar would say and cl to clap back at me and i’ll just say well if you don’t know the
sources then because herodotus tells us all about what’s going on by the way uh diodorus of sicily
mentions that yao is the god of moses he spells it i a o and he says that this is like some
synchronistic synchronistic god of the like basically it’s like all these gods rolled into
one and macrobius mentions this too so people know about yao in fact chaldean oracles say it’s the
name of bacchus and i’ve showed you guys that before that’s a whole i didn’t bring that with me
but i want to show something about herodotus and then alexander the great and then i’m done
herodotus actually discusses something in um this one right here so herodotus says where is it here
we go this is cool now herodotus is way before alexander the great he says that when the persians
came to cyrene the country of cyrene which is the highest part of libya which the nomads inhabit
has the marvelous boon of three harvest seasons he talks about them for a little bit so who are
the cyrenes right i’m just going to share another screen real quick um i have to show you guys this
cyrene all right so barca barca is this ancient city right and uh it’s it’s a greek city
uh it’s like look at the history barco appears to be a libyan uh tribe by the way this is where
media was from too uh the greek settlers of cyrene colonized it it shows that the greeks were there
all the way back in the 7th century bc herodotus places the foundation of the city or whatever so
there’s all this other there’s all this stuff about this hellenistic city look at there’s
amon right there so you can see there’s obvious hellenistic greek influence that’s from 475 bc
during the augmented period persian period guys why is there greek gods on persian period stuff
because the greeks are influencing way before alexander the great people these are people
who are very influential plato aristotle socrates thales people these are brilliant minds so the
reason why i brought this up because i have one more thing i want to show you during the persian
period according to herodotus he says herodotus says that the persians i’ll just tell you it’s
in here he says it’s in book um book four or a book yeah book four he says the persians went to
this greek city took all the greeks out of there and and ionians too so he set took ionians persians
are conquering ionia and egypt they tried to conquer greece and they lost everyone knows this
famous battle between the persians and the greeks there’s a few battles but they they did conquer
the egyptians and they conquered the ionians all these people who are helen already influenced by
the greeks he says that they sent them all to greco-bactria now where’s that this is my last
thing i want to show you guys this is just like tying it all together so bactria if we look at
the augmented period right see all the way over here all the way on the top left you see my mouse
i don’t know if you can see my mouse but all the way up here where it says sakas sagdania bactria
so it turns out if you could check you fact check me on this these were greek cities before
alexander the great even got there because per the cyrus relocated greeks from ionia and cyrene
and set them up in these cities all the way in modern-day afghanistan so before alex when
alexander the great got to bactria there was already greek cities there and that’s why they
call him a liberator he was liberated it’s there’s actually a lot of people will say oh they only
call him a liberator because the victor’s writing the history now that could be true in some cases
but in this case it’s not in this case alexander the great was seen as a liberator when he came
to bactria and came to these cities they were like finally the greeks are here great and that he
built alexandria the farthest which is all the way in modern day afghanistan it actually was the last
hellenistic city in the world last greek kingdom to exist in the world so when rome conquered greece
when the seleucids fell and the ptolemies fell by to rome there was a kingdom all the way in
afghanistan it was still greek and it lasted all the way to like 200 a.d and no one ever talks
about it all right last thing i want to show you guys is uh this is a cool passage from alexander
the great and um or from arian about alexander the great this is so this is so cool and it just
kind of highlights the how far this bakic empire reached and we talked about medea and um by the
way herodotus when he talks about the um the start of the trojan war this is in book one chapter one
of herodotus he says that the reason why the trojan war happened is because yo was kidnapped
and then in retaliation of yo being kidnapped the greeks captured medea brought her to athens
and then the trojans came in and retaliated to the greeks and captured helen so there’s three
princesses being rot being um captured and that’s why this war started and it’s almost it’s very
strange that these three faces medea helen of troy and yo very influential influential almost
deified goddesses in many ways with their way they’re written about these texts and they’re
all living in the same time period according to herodotus and uh they’re the reason why this war
has happened there’s a reason why we have civilization and so when alexander finally
goes west or i mean east he um this is what aryan says about this this is a cool text um where is it
maybe i didn’t bring that one all right whatever so um yeah alexander i’ll just tell you the story
it’s an aryan alexander the great travels all the way to bactria and he says that they were in these
mountains that they thought was nisa the city of nisa of dionysus and uh they found wild ivy growing
on the mountains so alexander and his um compa and his compatriots took the ivy off donned him
as reese and started having a bucket they went into a bucket frenzy immediately that’s what
that’s what arian says um cool story by the way and i’m just going to leave you with this last
thing that i want to show you guys so there’s the earliest sources about you know what amma
was talking about the earliest mentions of any of these texts or anyone mentioning moses anyone
mentioning um abraham it’s when you look at when these texts start showing up or when these people
start getting mentioned in the sources the um the or the the first time it’s mentioned is hecateus
of abdera and then you get manetho then you get uh alexander polyhistore you start getting and
it’s all it’s all in the hellenistic period and they’re all greek writers writing about moses that
this the stories don’t match up with the bible they’re they’re all happening later times abraham
is like it’s the stories are different the um the jews living in elephantine who left israel around
in the 500s go down in egypt and they have thousands of papyri that they um that they
discovered in these cities and um thousands of aramaic inscription papyries and inscriptions
in this egyptian city and these are jews these are jewish they’re writing in aramaic but they’re jews
they never mentioned abraham they never mentioned moses they never mentioned david they never
mentioned noah they don’t mention anybody in the bible and we’re talking 400s 480 bce that’s that’s
not an argument from silence that’s an argument of no evidence that’s not an argument from silence
that’s an argument of no evidence all right and that’s last thing i want to show you guys and i
keep saying that but this is really it this character musaeus of athens no one ever talks
about this but musaeus of athens was um supposedly he was the son of orpheus and he composed these
texts called the crest boy the oracles and uh they’re they’re orphic orphics it’s like they’re
like bible stories basically they’re prophetic wisdom they’re songs like the psalms samoy means
songs the word samoy means songs written for a harpist that’s what the word samoy means in greek
it’s a greek psalms are greek it’s a very orphic concept um even the fact they’re in the septuagint
i have it over here somewhere my handy dandy septuagint check this out there’s a there’s a
psalm it’s it’s called psalm 151 but it’s not it’s it’s before the christian bibles started
numbering stuff so it’s actually just at the end of it’s at the end of psalms so it’s actually
technically part of psalm 150 and if you read it it’s like or it’s about it’s about king david
playing his lyre and calming all the animals and trees it sounds like orpheus it’s an orphic psalm
um and so this character let’s just put up the screen one more time real quick and this is the
last one this character moseus of athens was the son of orpheus who was considered to be look at
this this is how they describe him he’s a a polymath a philosopher a historian a prophet
a seer a priest a poet and a musician who does that sound like sounds like moses lawgiver all
that stuff um yeah one of the stories about him he came to the he went to the phrygians and gave
them laws so he’s a lawgiver too and he’s mentioned about he’s mentioned in all these sources right
and by the way if you look at the early jewish writers philosophers and and um this is mentioned
in eusebius preparatio evangelica artapanis of alexandria alexander polyhistor numenius of
epimeia and um but doesn’t say it here but um hecateus of abdera too all say that this is moses
so this greek athenian character uh is they’re saying is the real moses that moses is sort of
based off this guy and they’re sort of taking the story of musaeus of athens and sort of rewriting
a story of a lawgiver from from egypt instead of going from athens to phrygia he’s going from
egypt to judea but the stories are they line up like perfectly so anyways uh that’s my that’s my
I brought some text. I’m a little scatterbrained today, but I just wanted to try to
Compliment what he’s saying about the linguistic side and give some of the historical side. That was gorgeous
Absolutely gorgeous. Oh my god
How many degrees have you gotten in the last couple of years my goodness?
Care about I care about the text I care about like finding stuff out. I don’t like give a shit about a degree
i don’t care about an awards from the sbl i don’t care about none of that yeah you know you’re doing
what they’re not doing so isn’t that funny you are really the ideal scholar um and you’re not
sucked into the bs that is academia and the selling of books and peddling of position and
authority and whoo-hoo so nice job beautiful job my god somebody asked me recently if i think
there’s a conspiracy for academics to like like uh you know whatever and i go no it’s not that
anyways it’s an environment of of strong dogmas and and you it’s there’s no conspiracy there’s no
it’s not like one scholar secretly like telling them oh i think they’re all right and we need
to hide the truth it’s not none of that’s going on what i think is going on is new testament
scholarship is so dominated by people who want this stuff to be true that it’s sort of when when
scholars get when new students come up in these seminars they’re being pushed in a direction
where they can’t even challenge the status quo because they won’t have a job their books won’t
get sold they won’t be part of the crew they’ll be outcasted and they don’t want that so they
sort of um subconsciously just just go along with whatever is being taught to them and they’re not
really they’re not really um they’re not really being being given any reason to go outside instead
to go outside and discover they’re they’re be they’re it’s like they’re being conditioned to
just be part of the system that’s already there and just serve the system rather than go out and
discover something that no one’s discovered yet and and i’m not saying people don’t do that but
But I’m saying there’s so much dogma in trying to keep all this historical and try to keep, oh, Israel is so ancient and they’re way older than the Greeks.
And that whole dogma is just so strong that it can’t be questioned.
That’s what I think is going on.
Yeah, it’s always a matter of whether or not you can crack that ceiling of where the control mechanism is to shut you down.
because whoever brings you that history is that stuff floating around the air around us um i
thought that was uh brilliantly done i have a question i have a question for you um you think
that old um that fifth you know 5000 bc you think that that’s crazy isn’t it yeah do you think
that’s probably pulaskin um what else would be yeah is that is that is that where you would go
with that i mean that’s where i want to go but god how can we break that down and figure out
if it is because it sounds like i want to debate how did that thing end up in a neolithic village
surrounded by neolithic pottery with it on a piece of wood that’s carbon dated to that same
neolithic period how the hell did that get there and i’ll i’ll admit that’s an anomaly it doesn’t
make any sense but like then you look but then okay that that’s because we’re jumping from 5000
bc to 2000 bc when you start seeing similar which is what they call the trojan script when you start
seeing similar scripts linear a comes comes from uh crete so the whole mediterranean seems to have
similar style of writing whereas in egypt it’s hieroglyphics and and and middle east that’s
cuneiform but in the mediterranean world you see this what looks like proto-alphabetic scripts
which is what the whole point i was trying to make was it looks like the alphabet isn’t coming from
cuneiform or hieroglyphics it’s coming from over here and the evidence people are ignoring the
trojan script they’re just writing it off no no no that’s not real but it’s like what is it then
It’s something, it’s something that it’s sitting there.
Let’s figure out what it is.
Why does nobody care?
And, and, you know, when you brought up, you were like, well, it doesn’t really look like
it, but maybe I’m telling you, I’m telling you when I went into Emmett Bennett, who cracks
linear B, the first time I looked at a linear B tablet, I, it is nowhere near, um, any of
the Greek that I had been taught.
um so yeah the fact that there’s something there is actually what’s most important it’ll take the
egghead some time to crack that one but I sure hope it’s Pulaski and you know it’s been 30 years
since they discovered it in Macedonia and no no peer-reviewed articles have been published zero
so it’s just sitting there no one’s done any work on it it’s like do they people do people not is
there no incentive for anybody to talk about this and I’m not saying there’s a conspiracy like I’m
I’m not saying the conspiracy saying this nobody care. Is that what’s going on? Nobody cares
They just want this to be all the Phoenicians created the alphabet from from Egyptian and they gave it to the Greeks
What the fuck is this? What are these?
Why are they why does it look so similar to Greek? Yeah, I think I think it’s laziness, too
you got a fact of that and if there’s not money in it and
and let’s be honest cracking something like this you know it’s probably not going to yield you a
big you know nobody’s going to make you rich over it and give you sponsors right um unless you can
successfully if you can successfully slam dunk 100 prove and change the academic consensus and say
look we think the alphabet might have came from somewhere else and then if you can do that that
that’ll make you famous forever but yeah Thomas you’re up against a brick wall right now that
doesn’t want if you if you the wikipedia article shows you every person who tried to publish say
it’s greek yeah shut down i mean no way it’s not greek can’t be greek you know the phoenicians
shut up sit down no that’s really what’s been happening so the question is if it’s not greek
then what is it yeah yeah so that’s exactly what they were saying about linear b because they did
not know it was greek to start with so yeah it’s a it’s a great candidate um with everything the
greeks are saying about the pelasgians and you know now neil because you’ve been reading the
sources it only makes sense that the language is going directly back to that ancestor so
um yeah yeah i think i think we’re ready just to clarify when i say greek obviously what i mean is
proto-Greek, Pulaski and Mycenaean. I’m talking, I’m not talking about like they didn’t, maybe they
didn’t call themselves Greeks, but I’m saying this area and similar Indo-European language
structure. That’s what I mean by that. So what I say. You mentioned Medea too, if you don’t mind,
I want to ask you your opinion because they also said that Medea was Helen and that she was the
one who is projecting um her image into achilles mind because you know medea and achilles end up
in in elysium um as the bride pair in elysium and when achilles was in his all-girls school
um um day to mia was there and she’s the only priestess who had intercourse with him
um as he was as he was disguised and our ancient sources actually say day demia is another way to
say medea wow so yeah too now check this out people don’t know this there’s a there’s a text
written by homer it’s lost but statius a latin roman in the roman period he wrote i don’t know
he translated homer or if he re rewrote the story in latin the point is he’s we he we have the story
we know what it’s about it’s preserved in latin but the greek homeric text it’s it’s a prequel
to the iliad the iliad wasn’t just two books iliad and odyssey it was i think eight i think they said
it’s called an octatook and i think it’s it’s called the achilleid which is the story of
achilles that you just mentioned and that story is crazy achilles grew up trans i’m not i’m not
i’m not i’m not look people are gonna say you’re come on jude you’re applying modern technology
stuff and no read the text he grew up as a girl amongst the amazonians and the amazonian tribe
of scythia he wore all girls clothing he was disguised as a girl his entire life because um
zeus was going to kill him if he found him but he did so about like that’s the story i’m just
telling that’s the story um by the way okay back to medea that’s what you asked me for i think
homer is giving an esoteric retelling of the trojan war story because this is the he’s yo is
captured medea is captured and helen is captured he’s he’s tw it almost it’s almost like the
hecate three-headed goddess because by the way who is yo now we’ve already connected you just
connected medea and helen that was great but what why is yo there well yo you know who yo is yo is
the christ yo is the character in prometheus bound who gets stung by the gadfly and the word
aeschylus uses is christo christe christi christed so medea helen yo is like a triple goddess christ
figure pre this is the christ we’ve been saying you and i have been talking about this for years
now you’ve been you much longer but there is a ancient christ and she was a goddess and i that’s
what i think is going on with herodotus i think he’s giving a a retelling of the iliad it’s a
book one chapter one of herodotus read it for yourself where he says here’s what happens before
the ilia before the events of homer’s iliad before troy got captured and he’s got this random story
about yo medea and helen all being captured at the same time it’s very strange i think there’s
i think there’s definitely something going on there gorgeous gorgeous yeah no and uh there’s
um there’s sometimes the language blocks us off from what they’re actually kind of
communicating because everybody knows like that helen was able to project her image
so the greeks will write about her actually being in egypt she never went to troy
right she actually went to egypt and projected her image there so what do they mean when they
say this right what is what is going on in the greek mind um and when you actually read that well
See, Achilles had dreams, and in these dreams, he was visited by the medua, right?
All of a sudden, you’re into a cultural practice.
You’re into a cult practice, and you’re into this marriage, this hieros gamos, right?
And these terms are familiar to them.
So when they’re going through these myths, when you’re talking about Achilleus,
that’s who um you’ve got in the center of your um image he’s essentially the guy who goes through
the initiation right and realize medea is actually older right she’s projected into this generation
um so it’s you know but of course she always looks young always looks young it’s an incredible
cult um kind of operation that you wouldn’t think you know people are like what does this have to
do remember isaiah is a prophetess right guess what medea is she’s not just a prophet she’s the
arch prophet she’s the one who brings the oracles right she’s sitting enthroned on the island of
thera yeah what it looks like is happening is the prop when you look at the prophets by the way um
i mentioned the copenhagen society russell gemerkin has written a book it’s peer-reviewed
um he’s got two of them right first he came out with this plato’s timaeus biblical creation
accounts and he lays it out that the pre-socratics invented monism and obviously there’s some persian
influence there too obviously not not denying the zoroastrian he talks about that too and then it
gets that’s why he says he dates the hellen he dates the old testament text of the hellenistic
period um just like we’re both doing and then people shot back at him and said well if that’s
the case you would expect the law codes the law codes in in deuteronomy are all ancient babylonian
law codes well then he came out with this book also peer-reviewed plato in the creation of the
hebrew bible he shows that 75 percent of the law codes i think 80 or 75 or 80 percent of the law
codes the majority of the law codes in deuteronomy and leviticus and numbers line up with athenian
law codes and only about 20 percent of them are from babylonian or whatever or egyptian
so most of them are actually do so he shot back and saying no you’re actually wrong it’s greek
still greek so then now that now nobody you know what they do instead of having an academic
discussion and debating right i mean write an article write a fiery article talk back
let’s do this this is what acting this was nobody they just ignore him in fact i went and dan
mcclellan this is i want went to one day mcclellan live one time and he was answering questions it
wasn’t it wasn’t super chats anyone that asked a question one by one he was reading them and
answering them he got to my question what are your thoughts on copenhagen and the biblical minimalism
he didn’t even read it he skipped right over me went to the next question they don’t even want
to engage with this dude why yeah exactly that’s what the appropriation is for right it
gives you legitimacy if you don’t have legitimacy your whole stack of cards falls down so yeah yeah
Love it. Love it. That’s a perfect way, Neil, to kind of bring everything full circle.
What we’ve got is a group of languages, and we’ve got this survival, this story that’s playing out, this narrative.
it’s very biological and that thing um the best thing that you can do to follow that track is to
watch how the greek language so took over and influenced the world you got to remember of our
anglo-saxon you know 30 to a half of it somewhere it’s coming from the greek we’re only able to get
these concepts because of that powerful powerful language as you mentioned because of the
limitations on germanic languages and english anglo-saxon english being one of those germanic
languages we can only like we can borrow words from greek but we can’t express things like you
try to translate a greek text you’re dumbing it down you’re watering it down you’re you’re it’s
it’s completely bottlenecked it becomes like a less becomes like a very rigid version you’re
right the greek language is special it’s very special it’s very um it’s very uh advanced it’s
very and that’s why that’s why that’s i think it’s another reason to to suggest that the alphabet
could come from such a place that’s so advanced in writing i suspect that power was coming through
the pelasgian side that’s what that’s what i think i think ancient greek got its ump from that old
pelasgian ancestor because they’re always associating like specific religious rights
with the pelasgians so you know any of the terms that come through like that um we talked tonight
about the laconian right and the source of that word being that we didn’t say it but it was the
howling right that wolf’s howling and the luke on um root um of that word um all of that is in
the text but it’s getting there from that old pelasgian side yeah i’m i’m starting to think
that it was the pelasgians who really had their together and had a language that was you
know it was off the charts expressively and mechanically off the charts not just in what
it could express conceptually but in its flexibility and its native ability to build words
and to use words together they’re always using the same root paired next to each other
they’re always making contrast it like inherent comparisons and contrasting let’s it’s amazing
amazing you can even tell in the greek sentence you can even tell whether or not an action is
being performed for the benefit of the subject or not right it’s like how did they figure this out
how did they i i hope it was those pelaski and those are horse tribes too that’s why they ended
up like you said in thessaly um anywhere on limnos as well they also ended up on limnos and that
that stuff uh on limnos looks like it’s you know people are trying to figure out that one too
they’re like which language is this right cypriot syllabus it’s called cypriot syllabus um syllables
or whatever syllables and you have um you have lydian the libyan alphabet yeah it looks like
it looks like it looks like some people some people say it looks phoenician but it looks
very greek too probably some sort of ancestor of what we’re talking about some sort of
some sort of pelasgian thing that started it off and then you have like the louisian
hittite languages those are all indo-european they line up more with greek than they do with
anything semitic um and some of they use cuneiform for a while but then during the persian period
they start using the alphabet so you start getting you start getting these indo-european languages
very similar they have like they worship artemis like the artemis is in their lane like there’s a
so much greek overlap with the hittite languages like the lydian languages the phrygians the
cappadocians the ionians were just so brilliant they were just the scientists of the ancient world
they they started civilization those are the that’s where everything all the credit is due
to the ionians totally hippocrates you were mentioning famous uh people in antiquity
hippocrates baby he writes in a beautiful ionian it’s gorgeous and it’s kind of you you were talking
about the oath you were reading the oath the other day looking at that isn’t that delicious
The translation, the current translation is so Christianized, it’s so bad.
They have like holy in there and there’s no holy in there.
They’re just like throwing words in that don’t exist or that aren’t in the Greek.
It’s our duty.
It’s our duty to protect that.
So the translation that you look up the Hippocratic Oath and you read it on Wikipedia,
you’re going to read a Christianized version of it.
It’s not the same.
The Greek’s a lot different.
And by the way, the Christianized version says, I will never give somebody an abortion.
It’s not in there.
It says, I will not give anybody aphrodisiacs against their will.
It says the exact opposite.
How did that happen?
It talks about the thanosema and the death inducer too.
It’s the context of the pharmacology that you have to get in to your mind.
Yeah, everybody makes a big deal about that.
Um, um, I wanted to ask you while I’ve got you prisoner, tell me, um, the Herculaneum library.
So 800 scrolls, um, probably with a lot that we’re not, um, we’re not, uh, we don’t even know
who the authors are. Right. Um, so tell me this, what is your understanding of, or do you think
people are getting it? How important this thing is, how important this library is from what I,
from from what i’ve seen people talk about it like other other youtubers who are into this stuff are
also on their on the edge of their seat we can’t wait to see what’s going to happen they are they
translated a text that it was like a philosophical doctrine about about having good being in good
how to be in good cheerful spirits or something along those lines and you can just tell it’s just
some greek like that’s all they write about it’s all about aesthetics and some pre-socratic
talking about like the epicureans are like it’s all about being cheerful the stoics it’s all good
chill that’s all good chill that’s the quick attitude man i love the stoics i love the cynics
the cynics i love the cynics they don’t give a cynics throw out your wealth there’s a
picture of cradies i call amon cradies that no one knows this one more time i’m gonna share
one more thing i i i gotta sell this so cradies from of i think he’s from athens i don’t know
know where he’s from uh i found it okay crates of athens check this out right i i call amon crates
all the time when i talk to him because he reminds you of this dude ready all right you got it so
crates of athens was a was one of the uh he was a student of diogenes the cynic and there’s that
famous painting of him oh where is it they don’t have it on here um crates painting of athens i
gotta show them this this is you all day here it is all right hold on i gotta share my other screen
now ready for this this is i’m on all day dumping out his wealth he doesn’t care see he’s dumping
out all the diamonds because the cynics had this attitude of reject riches live in nature live in
a living go to the inner city and live in a barrel and you’ll see you’ll be happy one day if you can
figure out how to live like that that was a cynic attitude man and stoicism actually comes out of
cynicism um the first stoic zeno was a student of crates so it goes it goes diogenes who’s around
for socrates diogenes then crates and then zeno the first stoic so stoicism comes out of cynicism
you need to need to be cynic to be you need to be a cynic before you can be a stoic mix isn’t that
crazy i like that the cynics are called cynics because they were considered dogs oh yeah dog
like that’s what i have in my twitter account is dog-like be happy in life be like dogs are always
happy right yeah all they want is their food and be able to go outside and piss that’s it
you could if you can live like a dog life is good that’s that’s that’s the same attitude
that’s diogenes baby he just did what he wanted you know what i mean he was the only dog that
didn’t leave town when the bad guys came because he didn’t care he was the antithesis he was the
satan of plato because there’s stories about him and plato live together they hate each other and
there’s stories about diogenes confronting plato and saying dude i heard you had to kiss the ass
of because the tyrant um dionysus of sicily the richest he was the richest king in probably the
world at that time and play they would go visit this guy so he can get like favors and stuff and
diogenes is like you have to go kiss the ass of this tyrant that sucks and uh plato’s like well
you have to wash your vegetables in the in a river he’s like at least i don’t have to kiss
an ass to a tyrant like it was just like dude diogenes was awesome man i love it i love reading
about diogenes i love that man i love that that’s beautiful okay okay i’m going to declare a closing
to tonight’s most outstanding episode but i want to first of all thank gnostic for coming
and say i am truly truly uh overawed um by the work and now i’m gonna have to go back and think
about some of the pelasgian stuff again kind of bring that up to the force so um well done sir
i hereby give you your master’s degree and now we will proceed to the phd that first part with
with the linguistics blew my mind i mean that was first time i ever heard anything like you brought
some some some arguments there yeah and hopefully people will see and they’ll you know they’ll copy
and they’ll be like oh wait a minute can you actually do this can you read the greek and find
out that the hebrew is totally different yes you can um so you know where the lazy classes is out
there get off your backsides and start working on the bible right it needs it you got to start
doing it man don’t let them take it from you there’s still ancient texts yeah love it i want
to say i’m going to meet i’m going to give you the last word neil but um i want to say i’m going to
meet with the discordians and we will find out the news from omnia um thank you for everybody for
coming tonight i wanna i’m i’m gonna throw it to you so don’t jump off right away but hail satan
on my end um neil um it’s your last word tonight what do you think man matt i’ll just kind of say
we have okay i got something deeper i want to say about this because i heard that there’s
classics departments being shut down bible or you know ancient studies being shut down and my first
reaction that was like that can’t be good but then i thought about it maybe it might be good
because now we live in a time period where we have access to libraries online lobe international for
example library every greek text every latin text right there at your fingertips you can go on wizant
and learn a language from an expert you can learn greek you can learn latin you can learn hebrew you
learn whatever you want coptic you have no excuse on that now you know and 50 years ago you had to
go to a college you had to find somebody who can teach you in your city you were if you didn’t find
have if someone in your city didn’t teach greek you’re not learning greek period so now that’s
gone now you have you can learn greek you have lobe you have topos text so you can find any
reference to anyone mentioned in any source at your fingertips you have chat gpt4 help you
translate i’ve used to help me translate it’s pretty damn good um you have topos geography
where you can look up archaeological sites and find out where people where where ancient sites
are and look what the digs say and all that stuff you have al we call it alice percy is tufts
we call it alice from that song percy is tufts which we call alice that’s your that’s your that’s
your that’s your dagger so basically lobe is your as your helmet percy as tough as your dagger um
the greek from wisdom is your sword your your armor is the um is lobe the text we have every
tool at your fingertips to do this stuff yourself but that also means test your theories out there
if you think something if you find something you think i found something that no one knows
i found some sort of discovery i have a new theory put it out there and let people respond to it test
it out by the way this is what i’ve been doing for the last three years my three years ago if
you watch my videos from three years ago i’ve seen some crazy that i don’t think today
why why did i change my mind because i was able to throw them i didn’t just hold on to my theories
and keep them to myself i threw them out there on the internet and they got tested in the fire
and if i was wrong i was wrong and then i changed that i i would adjust my theories and my my work
and keep going and that’s what i think everyone should be doing so we’re in a time period now
where you don’t really need to pay forty thousand dollars to go to university you could just do it
yourself so that’s my that’s my health statement and kudos to you and that’s why you’re a real
scholar that’s why you’re a real scholar because look you’re doing this for the motivation for the
love of the text you know what i mean compare that to somebody at hoo-ha harvard who’s got
the position and all the talks to go to and the hoo-ha it’s all hoo-ha right he’s not there anymore
for the i can tell you i work with these people that they’re not there anymore for the beauty of
it so in in being ronan and in educating yourself as a ronan on the outside neil um people look at
virtue of gnostic informant look at it yeah it’s nice admire the virtue i admire your virtue neil
it’s may it have long life indeed indeed thank you for coming everybody and everybody discordia
please come and meet me right now um and neil it’s a true honor hail satan i was hit i was evil for
money the witch queen of the trees got these arrows the tips dipped in the darkest of venoms
medea seldom asked me to kill but for what you did to the kids she’s coming to get you
vampires like to suck blood the juice is loose spitting these rhymes on the microphone
one two one two this thing on keeper of the song for medea with the kiss of poison
she’s coming to see ya boom back snake queen trap
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