Heaven
The Books of Heaven
Is there a heavenly library? Are there angelic librarians? Is there a heavenly scriptorium?
Seth Vandebrooke
Seth Vandebrooke is a biblical and historical researcher with a focus on the strange and curious things found in Bible as well as ancient and medieval manuscripts.
PodcastNotes
Charismatic Cheetah Podcast - Nephilim Analysis Part 2
Nephilim were more than giants. Let's look at what the ancients and early church understood them to be.
Cynocephali
Inquiries Of Our Reality - Introduction to the Cynocephali
In this podcast, the discussion centers around the concept of the Cynocephali, or "dog-headed people," as described by various historical figures, including Herodotus, Vincent of Beauvais, Isidore of Seville, Ctesias, and Marco Polo.
Pre-Christian Communion
Many think of Communion, also known as the Lord’s Supper and the Eucharist, as a practice that was newly introduced to the world by Jesus and early Christianity. While there were definitely new aspects of it, Jesus was referencing both Jewish and Pagan practices that people understood at the
PodcastNotes
Inquires of our Reality - Introduction to the Plinian Races
What follows is a few references and sources that describe what some scholars refer to as the “Plinian Races.” St. Augustine referred to them as the monstrous races, and they were prolific in literature and visual art around the world.
PodcastNotes
All Out War Podcast Notes - AI and the Beast System
The following are podcast notes from Episode 180 of the All Out War podcast, where I discuss what AI is, how it might be involved in the end times, what we should be concerned about, what we shouldn't, and what we can/should do about it.
Inner Circle - Discussion Board
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Charismatic Cheetah Podcast - Analysis of Nephilim in Ancient Texts
These notes explore the biblical and extra-biblical foundations of the Nephilim, examining their origins, nature, and cultural significance within ancient texts.
Pre-Christian Baptism
Baptism, as we know it today, is not a foreign concept that suddenly appeared in the New Testament. Rather, it was a practice rooted in ancient traditions of purification and was further developed by John the Baptist and Jesus Himself.
Is celebrating Christmas biblical?
Every year, it seems, someone always brings up an argument against celebrating Christmas on religious grounds. In a related manner, I was recently asked why Christians celebrate it in the first place. This is a valid question. As the individual was pointing out, the Bible never says to celebrate Christ’
Topical Study
Divination According to the Bible
This is a brief overview, but there are many, many different types of divination (ways of getting answers from the "gods"), some of which Yahweh does actually condone as long as it was His people going to Him and not other spiritual entities.
