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CTP (S3EAugSpecial2) Prophecy Across Faiths: Biblical Truths and Global Deceptions
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Dr. Bob Thiel unveils the hidden connections between biblical prophecies and predictions from other world religions, explaining how these parallels may be part of a grand deception strategy.
• Various religions have prophecies about end-time leaders that mirror biblical figures
• Chinese, Hindu, Islamic, and Catholic traditions all anticipate figures similar to biblical Antichrist
• Over 3 billion people worldwide follow traditions that expect these prophetic fulfillments
• The King of the South in Daniel represents an Islamic leader who will make a peace deal
• Non-biblical prophecies may be Satan's way to discredit actual biblical fulfillment
• Dead Sea Scrolls provide powerful evidence of biblical accuracy and preservation
• Islamic prophecies specifically mirror the seven-year covenant mentioned in Daniel
• The betrayal of the Islamic leader by Turks appears in both biblical and Nostradamus predictions
• Anti-Semitism contradicts God's sovereign plan regarding Christ's crucifixion
• Early Christian church was predominantly Jewish in practice and leadership
Visit cogwriter.com for daily updates connecting current events to biblical prophecy and further research.
Welcome to the Constitutionalist Politics Podcast, aka CTP. I am your host, Joseph M Leonard, and that's L-E-N-A-R-D. Ctp is your no-must, no-fuss, just-me-you-can-occasional-guest-type podcast. Really appreciate you tuning in. As Graham Norton will say, let's get on with the show. Appreciate you tuning in. As Graham Norton will say, let's get on with the show. Warning this episode contains some audio and or video glitches. It is not your equipment. Hello everyone, Welcome to another episode of Chris Institutionalist Podcast. Joining me today is Dr Bob Thiel. Sounds like T-E-A-L but it's pronounced T-H-I-E-L. So and of course, if you're looking at BitChute, Brighteon, Dailymotion, Rumble or YouTube behind the video, when I edit it will be at the bottom of the screen. So welcome to the show, Dr Bob. How are you Very fine? Thanks for having me on, Joseph. It's like I always say could be better, could be worse, right, Before I complain too much, I remind myself a whole lot of other people got things far worse off than I. So it doesn't stop me from whining from time to time, but you know.
Speaker 2:Well, my dad used to always say I complained, I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no feet.
Speaker 1:Right, right, yeah, there you go, exactly. So you're here today to talk Not privacy. I can't talk. Quite the opposite of privacy Prophecy, quite the opposite of privacy prophecy which kind of lets the cat out of the bag of things to come. So there's no privacy involved in it, it's all publicly out there.
Speaker 2:That was actually a fortuitous slip, I guess well, actually, you know, there's different types of prophecies. There's biblical ones, which is what I focus on, but I'm also fairly knowledgeable about Chinese prophecies, hindu prophecies, muslim prophecies and within the Greco-Roman Catholic world. Your slip of the tongue is interesting.
Speaker 1:Okay, finally, can you hear me? I can hear you. Yeah, the video still seems okay. It seems to be back in sync. I don't know what happened there, but as you were joking, before we did hit record, you had audio problems with other shows, and now we're having both audio and video problems. So at any rate, I will clip that chunk out.
Speaker 2:That's fine.
Speaker 1:So you were starting to say? What were you starting to say about other prophecies, other than biblical?
Speaker 2:Right? Well, I'll give you background a little bit. I wrote a book back in 2009 called 2012 and the Rise of the Secret Sect and in the book I looked at you know, I looked at Mayan prophecies, writings from Nostradamus, hindu prophecies, native American Indian prophecies, chinese prophecies, hindu prophecies, writings from Nostradamus, hindu prophecies, native American Indian prophecies, chinese prophecies, hindu prophecies, etc. Right, and basically and I'll let the cat out of the bag, to use your term I said the world was not going to end in 2012.
Speaker 1:Right right, the Mayan calendar was cyclical and it just rolled into a new cycle, but we hadn't fully discovered all of the mayan information and, and I think a lot of people knew it. But you know, you can sell stuff with the the. The end is nigh, the world's coming to the end kind of hysteria yeah.
Speaker 2:Well, what's funny about that is because I said the world was not ending. I didn't get as much coverage but I did do probably probably 100 secular radio interviews associated with it and and speaking of those other prophecies. I think your audience might find this interesting. So I'm being interviewed by a woman out of sacramento, california, and it's over the telephone, and she says look, I looked at your book. You talk about the beast and the false prophet, the anti-crisis stuff. Everybody's going to know when it's coming. I said no. She said well, what do you mean? I said listen, the Chinese have these prophecies. They say that beautiful people come from the West. We're going to have to cut this. I'm sorry, I apologize. I have two phones on my desk, one that doesn't ring and the other that I usually disconnect and I forgot to do that. Okay, so let me take it back to going on Sacramento, okay, okay. So this woman interviews me and she says your book talks about the beast, the false prophet, the Antichrist. Everybody's going to know about this stuff when it happens. I said oh, no. She said well, why not? I said well, for example, the Chinese have prophecies. I said these are from the Tang Dynasty, somewhere around 6th to 9th century, all right. Somewhere around sixth to ninth century, all right. And they say beautiful people come from the west. Okay, let's see what's west of china and europe. Then they've got me that says china now has a saint, but he's not that good of a person. Well, first of all, chinese don't really have saints, and someone's not that good of a person who is a saint Antichrist, all right. So you've got a billion billion and a half Chinese. Their prophecy is looking forward to something like that.
Speaker 2:Then the Hindus. Hindus have prophecy that says in the time of the end starting somewhere around now, by the way, it hasn't happened yet Around the time of the end, a new age is going to arise. The Bhagwan Kalki is going to rise up and a man on a white horse bows down before him, according to an ancient picture. So white horse is a four horse with the apocalypse perhaps, and people should take up arms to support him. Now there's just over a billion Hindus. You got a billion Hindus looking for this Now, back in 2009,.
Speaker 2:I speculated that. You know what? I don't think this has to be an Indian of Hindu religion. I said that on the air because I didn't think it had to be. Well, get this Back in 2016,. A member of the Indian parliament in India said that he thought that Donald Trump was the Bhagwan Kalki. Now, I don't believe Donald Trump is the Bhagwan Kalki that they're talking about, but the reality is that proved my speculation that it could be a Caucasian who's not Hindu. So you got a billion of them looking, you know, hindus looking for this leader to rise up. Let's get the Chinese.
Speaker 2:Well, what about the Reco-Roman Catholics? Well, they've got a bunch of what they call private prophecies about somebody they call the great monarch. Now, according to their prophecies, the great monarch will rise up. When there's lack of religion in Europe, where Europe becomes less religious, check Europe will have a time of trouble. Jesus talked about the beginning of sorrows, and then this guy will rise up. He'll make changes to the religion. That reminds me of Daniel, chapter 11, verses 36 to 37. And he won't be real popular with some of the clergy because he does this, but a pope who does miracles will say he's the guy and he'll be accompanied by signs and wonders. Okay, now we know these things were warned against in 2 Thessalonians.
Speaker 2:All right, but there are Greco-Roman Catholic prophecies.
Speaker 2:When I say Greco, I mean Greek, orthodox, byzantine prophecies, most of them a thousand years old or more, and with the Roman Catholic prophecies, some from the last, from last century, this century, but others going back over a thousand years as well.
Speaker 2:So you've got roughly a billion and a half plus people looking forward to the time this leader is going to rise up. From the Catholics Again, you add the Hindus and the Chinese. All of a sudden you got a lot of people. And then there's one other set, major set of people out there a bunch of sets of people, but another major set are the Muslims. Now I wrote a book about Islamic prophecies called Islamic and Biblical Prophecy for the 21st Century, which, by the way, the ebook is free at ccogorg. All right, but I knew something about Islamic prophecies back when I wrote it, but I learned a whole lot more when I was doing it. But what they teach is at the time of the end, an Islamic leader will rise up. He will unite the Muslim nations, particularly in North Africa and the Middle East, maybe others. He's called the Imam Mahdi.
Speaker 1:Now there's basically two versions of Islam and the 12ers are trying to rush in Armageddon, right, that's the whole subsect of Shiaism. The 12ers Correct Kind of like in my Terror Strikes, coming Soon to a City Near you book. They're not the only ones. So, om Shrinyoko, the supreme truth Christian doomsday cult that existed back earlier also felt, although the Bible doesn't, you know, support the notion that, oh, reigning in evil to rush the return of Christ is okay. I don't see that anywhere in the Bible. It's not okay, nor is it really okay for the 12ers either, but they don't let that stop them. But yeah, anyway.
Speaker 2:There are people throughout history who think that they should cause chaos and riots and whatever, and actually within Shia Islam, that's actually the predominant view. Now, for your listeners, shiites make up about 10% 15% of the Muslims. Basically, most of them are in Iran. There's some in Iraq, the Assad regime which fell. He was actually Shiite even though most of Syria is actually Sunni Muslim. Sunni Muslims make up 80, 85 percent of Muslims. There's another small group called Sufis. They're like two or three or four percent.
Speaker 1:They're not Biden. What are the Uyghurs being oppressed in China? They're Islamic, are they Shia, sunni or they're their own? I thought.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think they're their own as well, but I don't know enough about that aspect of it. But anyway, getting back to the Sunni Muslims, which are the majority, the Muslim Brotherhood, for example, which is a Sunni group, wants to have a new caliphate running from Spain to, I don't know, Indonesia, I think. I don't think they're going to get Spain, but they might get from Morocco to Afghanistan and they want this. And so, according to Islamic prophecy, a leader will rise up and people will support him. He's going to help make their people more prosperous and militarily stronger. Well, as it turns out, in the book of Daniel, chapter 11, we read about a guy called the King of the South, and while there were some previous fulfillments of some of these scriptures and the anti-biblical types, by the way, foolishly tell you that the book of Daniel wasn't written until the second century because it was so accurate regarding Antiochus, Epiphanes and some of these other things they think there's no way God could have had written it Right.
Speaker 1:They claim it was post-dated, right? Yes, yeah.
Speaker 2:Let me just address that before I get to this real quick. The reality is, this is actually kind of funny. About a month or two ago I found there was a new thing came out about a Dead Sea Scroll, and one of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which they say could have dated as early as 230 BC, was the book part of the book of Daniel and it was written in Greek. Now, why does that matter? Because Daniel didn't write in Greek, he wrote in Hebrew and Aramaic, and so this was obviously translated from something before that. In addition to that, there's some other information about Belshazzar being the last of the Babylonian kings. That was in the book of Daniel, and the reality is, until something was discovered in the in like 1875 or 6 certain chronicles, nobody knew this. All right. So whoever supposedly wrote daniel in the second century of the first century bc would not have had access to this, would not have had access to this, would not have known this as a fact, so that blows their hypothesis.
Speaker 1:And thank God for the Dead Sea Scrolls. To me that is a miracle. Those were put there for now so that it back proves, indeed, all those books as real from when they came.
Speaker 1:And it took till modern technology till now. Those are so fragile Some could be scanned by x-ray, by microwave, and now newly found ways to scan them, to layer them and be able to read them without having to unroll them, because if you try to unroll them they'll disintegrate. So obviously those were divinely ordered, so to speak, that those be put aside for us now.
Speaker 2:Well, what's interesting about that before I get into the prophecies themselves is they have what's called the Great Isaiah Scroll, and that scroll is over, I think, at least a thousand years older than any of the other fragments that we had, or books of the Old Testament, and so maybe it's only a few hundred years older. I'm sorry, yeah, no, it's a thousand years older, I think. And because people said oh, how can you trust the Bible, how do you know? It didn't change, and so you've got that.
Speaker 1:Dead sea scrolls prove them Right. Uh-oh, Looks like we've got another frozen Okay hold, like we've got another frozen, okay, hold on. You froze up again. So yeah, pick back up again. The Dead Sea Scrolls prove they really hadn't changed.
Speaker 2:Okay, all right. The Dead Sea Scrolls show that the Bible has not changed People. Critics said it did. We've got proof of the opposite. Now, getting back to the book of Daniel, in it, in the 11th chapter, there's some verses that talk about somebody called the King of the South. It says that this King of the South is going to make a lying deal with the King of the North. Both of them are going to lie to each other. Kind of reminds me of what happened before World War II between going to lie to each other. Kind of reminds me of what happened before world war ii between adolf hitler and joseph stalin. Okay, they made a lying deal with themselves.
Speaker 1:11th chapter of the book of daniel but that would have been east west, then right, not north south. This is not anyway.
Speaker 2:Yes, so what happens according to the book of Daniel is a couple of things. One is that the king of the north is going to violate the deal and that's consistent with a prophecy in Daniel, chapter nine, verses 26 and 27, that a prince this prince is a European, by the way. He's called the king of the north in Daniel 11. But he's a prince when he confirms this deal. A lot of people think it's going to be some kind of a peace deal and it's broken in the middle of it. After three and a half years it's broken. And you read in Daniel 11, verse 31, the abomination is set up at the same time, all that stuff. Well, what's it got to do with? Islamic prophecy? Turns out, muslims have a prophecy a bunch of them but one of them says that their leader will make a deal with a Roman Catholic European leader. Okay, well, I see that in the Old Testament. Okay, and get this. He's going to break the deal. After three and a half years, seven-year deal is going to break. Okay, now understand for your listeners.
Speaker 1:Muhammad had the Bible, okay, or at least he had access to it, all right, well, genesis is in the quran, moses is in there, jesus is in there, but just not as a divine.
Speaker 1:Yes, right, that's what many claim islam is a me too, that muhammad. You know I'm not taking a position here, folks, I'm just saying the theory. Right, muhammad saw, I want a religion for my people. Take the people of the book as we're known Jews and Gentiles, christians and then turn that into, expand that into a supposedly new third religion that was supposed to supplant the others.
Speaker 2:Well, I'm going to agree with you and just contradict you, okay, because some of that is what I used to think, and some of it's correct and some of it's not.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm just saying that is a theory I'm not taking a position out of here Let me give you more perspective from the Islamic position.
Speaker 2:That is a theory. I'm not taking a position on it here. Let me give you more perspective from the Islamic position. Islam says that Abraham had the original religion and then Moses came along and God added some things, but the Jews messed certain things up, basically. So then God sent Jesus as the Messiahiah, by the way, and he added stuff and fixed them, but the christians kind of split into two groups and one of the groups really messed things up.
Speaker 1:So well, jesus certainly never said go forth and create a hundred billion different denominations like we got today. That was humans that screwed that. Yes, and we're still today screwing it up. But, yes, continue, okay.
Speaker 2:Anyway. So what Islam teaches, or Muhammad believed, or said he believed, is that God let him have the Quran to add to this, but that he was restoring the original faith of Abraham. So he claimed to not come up with a new religion, but instead.
Speaker 1:A restoration of the original. Okay, although we call it and consider it a new religion today. Yes, we consider it a new religion today. Uh-oh, you're freezing again.
Speaker 2:That was considered kind of new then too. All right, so anyway.
Speaker 1:Uh-oh, you are frozen again.
Speaker 2:We're having technical difficulties.
Speaker 1:You froze again. You froze right after saying, yeah, it was kind of new then, and then you were going to go into something else and you froze again. So pick back up. Well, this is going to be a choppy episode. I'll have to edit parts out, Okay.
Speaker 2:Okay, getting back to it. All right. So getting back to the Book of Daniel and Israel, all right. So getting back to the book of Daniel and Israel, they teach that a European Catholic leader, roman Catholic leader, is going to make this peace deal. Israel is going to be involved somehow, but this deal will be agreed to by the leader of the Muslims. A Muslim leader will agree to it. It will be broken in the middle of the the muslims. A muslim leader will agree to it. It will be broken in the middle of it. And for three and a half years, muslims teach antichrist will reign and then jesus will return. That's what islam teaches now. The beast in antichrist will reign for that three and a half years and afterward, just j yes, jesus will return. Now the difference with Islam and Christianity is Islam teaches when Jesus returns, he's going to tell everybody that Islam is the original faith and everybody needs to be Muslim. That's what they say Jesus is going to teach. Now one reason I wrote my book oh, what an inconvenient time to freeze.
Speaker 1:You froze again. But yeah, I mean a whole lot of Muslims will not agree with what you just said, whether you're right or they're right. Again, I'm not taking a position on from what I've read of the Koran, they're expecting the Mahdi, nothing about Christ's return.
Speaker 2:But I'm not a scholar on Islam by any stretch. Well, within Islam, they have the Quran, what are called Hadiths, and those specify Jesus. Coming back Now, usually they use they call him Isa, by the way, or the son of Miriam. Now, by the way. For your listeners, the word Jesus, by the way, is kind of an interesting word the Aramaic. His name was Yeshua, but since the Bible was written in Greek, that's not in there. Okay, so what is in there, though, is a word that we never use. It's Aesus. That's actually the Greek word, but what happened is, in English, we changed that I to a J and we switched it to Jesus. That's how we get Jesus, and one of the reasons I mention that is, I remember there's a Protestant song about Jesus or something about that name, and, like, this name was specifically inspired that way, and it wasn't. I mean, god allowed it, don't get me wrong, but that's not what the New Testament uses. I mean, we use the word Jesus because that conveys what everybody understands.
Speaker 1:Right. And that's the other thing is, various versions of the Bible were written in Aramaic, hebrew, greek and Latin.
Speaker 2:And we None of the Latin.
Speaker 1:Well, there were some that they have Latin mass today.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but that is not from the Bible, that was a translation from Jerome in the late 4th, early 5th century. You know, I grew up Roman Catholic. I thought a lot of early stuff was in Latin. It was not Even in Rome. What we have in terms of early church writings are all in Greek. So when you hear people talk about the traditional Latin mass, catholic scholars will flat out tell you that was not what was done. It was either in Hebrew or in Greek was what they originally used. And then, oh, you know rome, they did speak latin at rome. Uh, so real latin became popular, but it was not. It wasn't original and none of the bible was written in latin. You have what's called the latin vulgate. That was jerome's translation and he was, and the pope told him to uh to do this. So he, he translated it and you got what's called the latin vul, but that was not original language. Again, the Old Testament is written in Hebrew and part of Daniel's in Aramaic. The New Testament is in Greek and occasionally a few Aramaic words are used.
Speaker 1:Compared to our modern time, that is still kind of an old foundation language of the Bible kind of an old foundation language of the Bible, even given what you're saying, I would dare say in most people's minds. And the translations get screwed up, no matter what version you read. That's how we have again like a bazillion different denominations, people warping translations and taking a word and saying, oh, that wasn't right, it really was such and such.
Speaker 2:That's part of it Also, basically tradition and compromise, and ego gets involved as well. So there are a lot of Absolutely.
Speaker 1:Yeah, right, a lot of factors. Let me say it again Jesus never said create a hundred different denominations. We, as humans, did all that, screwed it all up.
Speaker 2:So, anyway, that's again tying into the Muslim prophecies. So, yeah, there's different predictions out there and now I rely on biblical prophecies. Why are the other ones important? Well, they're important because they're how I believe. I think they're part of Satan's plan. He has a plan to deceive people. You know, you read Second Thessalonians and it talks about people are going to believe a lie because they didn't have the love of the truth. And you've got, you know satan's one way he's really stupid. Another way, he's not stupid. So throughout the centuries he's had prophets, prophets, seers, astrologers make various predictions, like, for example I'll give another one In the book of Daniel, chapter 11, it talks about this king of the south.
Speaker 2:Now, this king of the south, according to Daniel 11, verse 40, will go against the king of the north and get defeated. Okay, so he's going to lose. But it also says in Daniel 11 that people who eat at his table will betray him. Okay, so somebody in the confederation of this Muslim confederation is going to betray him. And when you read Daniel 11, 40 to 43, you find out that Edom escapes, as do the chief people of Amman escape. Well, most people have heard of Nostradamus.
Speaker 1:Yes, I even mention him in my Terror Strikes Coming Soon to a City Near you book because there were falsified prophecies about 9-11 and still others that were there that people try to attribute to 9-11. So yeah, I've always been fascinated with Nostradamus myself. Anyway, please continue.
Speaker 2:Okay, so, anyway, what he says is that the great Arab and I believe the great Arab is Imam Mahdi, the king of the south of biblical prophecy says the great Arab will be betrayed by the Turks. Okay, well, I believe, and I've been to Turkey multiple times. He says the great Arab will be betrayed by the Turks. Okay, well, I believe, and I've been to Turkey multiple. My wife and I have been to Turkey multiple times. The Turks are very pragmatic people.
Speaker 1:I believe when they see that the European beast is way more powerful than the Islamic king of the south, they're going to move. They are still now part of NATO and I have often said I think I thought we should have sided with the military in overthrowing. You said Assad before, so I got that name. It's stuck Erdogan. He sided with the Islamic terrorists more right, like we also the whole Kurdish thing. They have been our allies going back further than Turkey ever was and of course, erdogan wants to continue to suppress part of what would be a Kurdistan. If post-World War I and World War II things would have been actually giving up more properly.
Speaker 2:Well, you pointed out, the United States has betrayed the Kurds multiple times throughout history. I think they're kind of used to it. It's terrible to say that. Well, it's like the Northern.
Speaker 1:Alliance in Afghanistan also right. We threw them under the bus after we helped them to kick out the Soviets, and now again, Biden withdrawal, threw them under the bus again.
Speaker 2:So they know how the. Kurds feel so they know how the Kurds feel, so anyway, so the Bible talks about the king of the south being betrayed and who's going to betray him. And again, nostradamus said the same thing, so I thought that was kind of interesting. So, basically, with the non-biblical prophecies, some of which I think Satan is going to use to deceive people, I'll give a classic.
Speaker 1:It makes perfect sense. Chaos and division are part of his way to try to upset and upend the plan.
Speaker 2:But yes, Well, in Daniel chapter 11, which is 29 and 30, it talks about a naval confrontation. Now, you talked about the word about mistranslations, and the word there actually means Western lands, but a lot of times you see the word Cyprus a Roman Catholic prophecy. This is going to involve the United States and or Britain going into the Mediterranean and encountering a European naval force. Now, I believe that's going to happen. Now, interestingly, the Roman Catholic prophecy tells the Europeans don't be afraid when this happens. And so it looks like it's more of an encounter, not that they're actually shooting at each other, but that somehow the United States goes in there and does something that scares them off. And so, again, there are prophecies out there I believe Satan has put there to dissuade people from believing biblical prophecies are being fulfilled.
Speaker 2:For example, I believe, when that naval encounter occurs, that people in our church are going to go out and say this is Daniel 11, 29, 30, 31, whatever being fulfilled right now. Okay, We'll be called fundamentalists, extremists, radicals, other names, you know, homophobes, whatever, okay, other names. And then they're going to say, oh, no, look, we have a prophecy that said this was going to happen. It's not this big a deal, this isn't it okay. So I believe that Satan's got this all set up. So that's one of the reasons why I think it's helpful to know what's going to happen. You know, the apostle paul said that christians are not supposed to be ignorant of satan's devices, and we know about signs and lying wonders. They're prophesied yeah in false prophets.
Speaker 1:Jesus talked about false, right, I was exactly going to put. False prophets are in there to try to muddy the waters. Well, that prophecy didn't come true. They're there to muddy the water of the prophecy that is sound and solid and is going to be fulfilled. Right, and even the Bible says none shall know the time. Right, because indeed this is all meant to be confusing and indeed it's all on God's time, on God's plan, and we humans keep trying to interject ourselves in it.
Speaker 2:If you look in the Gospels Matthew 24, lukeke 21 and the 13th chapter of the book of mark, jesus lists all kinds of things to watch out for. And you know, last verse of mark 13, mark 13, 37, what I say to you. I said you all watch. So when, and, by the way, jesus referred to the to daniel, by the way he says, when you see the abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel, the prophet, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, I think we understand. So it's not that we won't know anything. What I've tended to denounce, you may remember the late Harold Camping.
Speaker 2:He basically okay, back in 2012,. He said the world's going to end in May. Oh, okay, yeah, well, there are all again.
Speaker 1:I mean going back to just shortly after the time of Christ. There were people saying the end is nigh. These are the end times I mean for over 2,000 years. World War I, our Civil War, people thought were the ringing of the end times. World War I, world War II, 9-11, the Iraq. War the Afghanistan War.
Speaker 2:Well, one of the problems is people have not looked at what actually Jesus said. So when Harold Camping, by the way, he was an engineer and he did all kinds of stuff with numbers, he got the age of the world wrong. He got all kinds of dates wrong, but he did his numerical calculations, you know, jesus didn't say whoever's the smartest math genius, that's who you should listen to, because this is all based on that. No, he said you'll see this and this and this and this and this, and then, when you see this, now this is time to do something. All right, so we believe that we will see some of these things and we believe we will point them out.
Speaker 2:It's actually one of the reasons why we're on two shortwave stations to cover the entire world. We're on European Gospel Radio to cover Europe, we're on a dozen or so radio stations in the US and on stations in Africa, in addition to, of course, being on the Internet. Because we believe, when the time will be there, we're going to explain to people what's going on, but I'm convinced it'll be called hate speech or various other terms to silence us, or various other terms to silence us. I was silenced in retrospect, by the way, for saying, before anybody heard of COVID, that something bad is going to come. Don't believe everything the pro-vaccine people tell you. Believe the Bible. Some things are going to happen and that got censored.
Speaker 1:Three and a half years after covid, someone went back and pulled it off of course, everything around the wuhan hysteria has been censored and still is just our speaking. What we've just spoken might get this banned from youtube. So watch for BitChute, brighteon Dailymotion and Rumble, because who knows if YouTube is going to decide to say oh no, you can't take that stuff and pull this down Specifically.
Speaker 2:We're on all those platforms you just said for that reason, but here's one. I did one called Disney's Abominable Promotions, when they were promoting sexual immorality to children. Okay, you know how long that lasted on YouTube 16 minutes.
Speaker 1:All right, I think enough has been said. People get the point. Or again, this will be strike number 10,000 and my channel might get pulled entirely. And we've had audio and video issues. So I don't quite know how much time we've actually got in the can yet. I know when we started, I know what time it is now, but I don't know what all is usable at this point. But I do want to start to wrap it up and to tie to prophecy known, fulfilled prophecy. I want to go back to the Christ prophecies and tie that to anti-Semitism.
Speaker 1:Uh-oh yeah, thank you For those looking behind the scenes for the benefit of the audio 25 platforms and the transcript. He's holding up. His book Proof Jesus is the Messiah book. But yeah, I want to tell you.
Speaker 2:There's hundreds of prophecies.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the anti-Semitism of today, for sure. Minimal 300 prophecies were fulfilled, and several of them being that Jesus to die on the cross and rise again. So blaming Jews of today or even the Jews of the time that there were. Some Jewish leaders wanted to hold their own power, therefore wanted to give Jesus up to Rome to put on the cross rather than Barabbas. It is to blame God, which is indeed where it lies. It's God's fault. It was God's plan. Those Jews were part of God's plan. To condemn Jesus and put him on the cross. To blame them and Jews of today is just ridiculous. I just wanted to get that out there and I'm sure that's something you agree with me on. Uh-oh.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's interesting. The Bible simply says— Uh-oh, you froze again. The Bible says God— Okay, anyway, whatever.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you froze again, right when you started to say the bible says so, you, you agree with that right.
Speaker 2:Anti-semitism is anti-god yes, you know that it's that part's absurd. If jesus was to die, it was part. It was part of the plan. On the other hand, when I held this book up, if you ever heard of a group called Jews for Jesus, I had them read chapters of my book and I shared with them stuff. They didn't realize that. By the way, if modern Jews would believe some of their ancient writings, like not just the Bible, but from the Talmud, the Mishnah and the Gemara, they would actually realize that Jesus is the Messiah according to some of their writings, but they tended to overlook those.
Speaker 1:Yeah, jews for Jesus. Rabbi Kurt Schneider in the Hillsdale area of Michigan here is a Messianic Jew. So yeah, he's part of that group, so I'm well aware of that. And he's got a group called Taking the Rainbow Back a return to God's seven colors, not the bastardized six-color version. So yeah, I'm well familiar with them. There are a lot of Messianic Jews. It again just is a kind of thing that doesn't fit the modern secular narrative, so it's got to be suppressed.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, we the early church, by the way, was Jewish, All the leaders were Jewish, they all kept the Sabbath, they didn't clean meats, kept the Bippo Liddes. And we, by the way, was Jewish, all the leaders were Jewish, they all kept the Sabbath, they didn't clean meats, kept the Bippo holidays. And we, by the way, still do that today, although we wouldn't consider ourselves part of the Messianic Jew movement.
Speaker 1:No, but technically, as a Christian, if you want to call me a Messianic Jew I got no problem with that, because that's what we really are. And so many Christians don't understand that Jesus, born a Jew, fulfilled the Jewish scriptures. He himself is cited in Matthew as saying I didn't come to erase the prophets in the scriptures, I came to fulfill. But they don't read their whole Bible in full context, which is why I created Chris Tuttutual's podcast the whole Bible in full context, not just picking and choosing one. You know the kumbaya around the campfire singing Jesus and leaving out all that other tough love stuff they don't want to be bothered with.
Speaker 2:I understand that.
Speaker 1:At any rate. Indeed, we are now technically 45 minutes in. I try to keep my shows around 30 minutes, Again with the audio-video issues. I don't know exactly what kind of minutes I actually got until I get into the editing minutes I actually got until I get into the editing. So, to wrap things up, you mentioned a website. The usual closing question is do you have a website for people to reach out to you and learn more about you and your books?
Speaker 2:Yeah, we've got a couple of them. I mentioned the COGorg, but we have another one called cogwritercom, and that one every day. I post three or more articles about news prophecy and how things are lining up c-o-g as a call huh, c-o-g-w-r-i-t-e-rcom oh, t-o-g.
Speaker 1:C okay. C as in cat, o as in Orwell, g as in God writer dot com. Yes, yes, okay, those audio video issues again. But we spelled it out now, so it'll even be plain in the transcript for all who may read it, and I will put it on the bottom of the screen. And then you mentioned one more ccfgorg.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'm still not hearing that right, because we're a lot of fun today with all these problems. But you know, hey, it happens from time to time, right? Thank you, dr Bob Thiel T-H-I-E-L for coming on Chris Situational's podcast today. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2:Thanks so much, Joseph.
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