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Archive Drift

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<p>For those who do not fit into a clean, sanitized theological box, unorthodox , who tread in “fringey” waters—meaning the positions you hold do not fit within typical theological framework, but who might hold the positions of the early church.&nbsp; I am a pre-Augustinian anthropology guy. This channel is for wanderers, seekers, unbelievers, believers, those with all kinds of questions.&nbsp; No pretending we're further down the road than we are.&nbsp; No performative bowing, or telling you to "like or subscribe."&nbsp; No ”smash that like button,” I really hate that.&nbsp; Just honest conversations about what happens when mankind’s theology doesn’t line up with what you read in the Text, the Bible suddenly feels older and wilder than what the filters of mainline Christendom might prefer.&nbsp;</p>

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4/21/2026

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July 29, 2026

The Divine Council

Send us Fan Mail What is the Divine Council?In this episode we walk through the key biblical texts that establish it — Psalm 82, Deuteronomy 32, Job, 1 Kings 22, Isaiah 6, Daniel 7 &amp; 10, and more. We look at how the nations were assigned spiritual rulers after Babel, how those rulers rebelled, and how the victory of Christ addresses the entire structure. Clear, text-driven, and no speculation beyond what the passages themselves support. Telegram group link: https://t.me/+KxhTGtsnaD...

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July 29, 2026

The Tree of Knowledge: Was Never What You Were Taught

Send us Fan Mail What really happened at the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil? In this episode we walk through Genesis 2–3 carefully. We look at the garden as the first sacred space (the original temple), why the tree was placed there, why Satan approached the woman first, Adam’s failure to guard what was entrusted to him, and what “knowing good and evil” actually meant. We also follow the thread forward to Christ as the true Guardian who succeeds where the first man was silent. This is...

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July 29, 2026

Are Spiritual Powers Still Influencing Nations Today? What Scripture Shows

Send us Fan Mail Telegram app link: https://t.me/+KxhTGtsnaDk4ODcx The Bible doesn’t treat nations as just politics and human decisions. Scripture shows real spiritual powers — called principalities, powers, and rulers — that were given authority over nations after Babel and are still active today through deception. In this episode we walk through the key passages: Deuteronomy 32, Psalm 82, Daniel 10 (Prince of Persia), Ephesians 6, Colossians, and more. We’ll see how these spiritual beings ...

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<p>For those who do not fit into a clean, sanitized theological box, unorthodox , who tread in “fringey” waters—meaning the positions you hold do not fit within typical theological framework, but who might hold the positions of the early church.&nbsp; I am a pre-Augustinian anthropology guy. This channel is for wanderers, seekers, unbelievers, believers, those with all kinds of questions.&nbsp; No pretending we're further down the road than we are.&nbsp; No performative bowing, or telling you to "like or subscribe."&nbsp; No ”smash that like button,” I really hate that.&nbsp; Just honest conversations about what happens when mankind’s theology doesn’t line up with what you read in the Text, the Bible suddenly feels older and wilder than what the filters of mainline Christendom might prefer.&nbsp;</p>
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