Joshua’s POV

In this episode Eli and I discuss 2 Corinthians chapter 11. We relate how believers were prepared as virgins and how one can be deceived by satan given the examples Revelation gives us with Constantine the Great changing the feasts of the covenant.  As usual, this podcast series is a rough draft in an attempt to have the Bible interpret itself.  A great deal of information, from what we have already gathered, is used to fill in the blanks of Paul's letters by using such people like Peter. 

In this episode my cousin and I talk about Paul's letters to the Romans (Edomites) and Hebrews.  Because of the infraction in the covenant of Constantine the Great we use Paul as a witness who uses Torah and defends the covenant as well as the blood of the covenant.  The letter to the Hebrews has some discrepancy of who the author is; but Peter (2 Peter), Luke (Acts), and Paul give authority to each other. 

In this episode Zechariah is discussed up until Zechariah 9:9.  Some other details are discussed concerning the genetics of Shiloh as well as the Genesis Messianic prophecy.

In this episode Eli and I relate one of Zechariah's visions to the reward of Pergamum in Revelation 2.

In this episode Eli and I discuss the differences between one of the Talmud's Messiahs, "Mashiach Ben Joseph," and Revelation's Watchman, "Shiloh Ben Ephraim" and the events following his murder.

In this episode we do a live study of Malachi on Biblehub using ESV.  We relate this information, mainly dealing with blemished sacrifices (or empty apologies) is a mishandling of the sacrificial system and the spirit of Elijah.  A discussion of the 5th Commandment brings us to relationships and a better understanding of the commandment's repercussions.  We also talk about marriage through the law of the land through a Biblical perspective. 

In this episode Eli and I discuss Habakkuk and the Chaldeans.  Zephaniah makes mention of the Ammonites, Moab, and a few others while also mocking Assyria with destruction.  Haggai brags about the coming temple and its glory.  We also touch up on what's previously been studied.

In this episode I briefly go over Micah's vision and Nahum's oracle against Assyria.  Eli slept while I pointed out a consistently studied detail from Micah 5.

In this episode, Eli and I discuss Hosea, Joel, and Amos as far as their understanding.  This would include the same mistakes being performed by a different group of people as well as latter day events and God turning His face from His feasts.

In this episode, Eli and I discuss the different translations as well as Jacob's testimony of Judaism, the Torah, and overlooked fulfilled prophecies.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about the latter day events and prophecies on the nations given to Ezekiel.  We also discuss current events and social issues.

In this episode Eli and I talk about Ezekiel's experience in Babylon and how it relates to everything we've studied.

In this episode we talk about the latter end of Jeremiah's book, discussing the curses attached to the nations listed.  We also continue our conversation from the previous episode about covenants.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about Jeremiah's warning to Jerusalem concerning the Covenant's resting place.

In this episode, Eli and I talk about the culture surrounding the covenants.

In this episode I wrap up with Isaiah who gives more details on Edom and I also pull Jeremiah as a witness, relating the latter to the last episode.

In this episode I continue using Isaiah as a witness; chapters 28 and 31-34. Topics include Ephraim, the 4th seal (Death and Hades/Sheol), Assyria (false prophet/King of the North), Egypt (King of the South?), Edom (Romans), as well as Gog and Magog.

In this episode I continue using Isaiah and also pull Zephaniah as a witness to give further details on Balaam's Asshur, Daniel's King of the North, and John's Antichrist.  Each prophet being a witness to the same individual.  I also go over the Assyrian prophecy of Marduk; article, The Marduk Prophecy, on ancient.eu.

In this episode I pull Isaiah as a witness to Balaam's Asshur, Daniel's King of the North, and John's False Prophet.  

In this episode, Eli and I discuss reading the Bible as a history book rather than a religious book while viewing each prophet as a witness for each other's prophecies.  We also discuss some other things completely irrelevant.

In this episode Eli and I speak briefly about the Messiah's parables of the Kingdom of Heaven with the knowledge of Constantine's infraction of the Covenant.