Nimrod, Cupid, Lupercalia The Occult Origins of Valentine's Day - Spiritual Warfare Friday
Spiritual Warfare Friday dissects Valentine’s Day, tracing its roots to Roman Lupercalia—fertility rites involving goat-skin whips, forced pairings, and "she-wolf" worship tied to Semiramis (a Babylonian temple prostitute linked to Nimrod). Hosts Dan Badandi and Brian Reese argue the Catholic Church repackaged pagan rituals like mock sacrifices (e.g., heart-shaped symbols from Semiramis’ bird imagery) into holidays, violating Deuteronomy 12:29 and Matthew 22:36–40. They warn participation—even in "mock" forms—allegedly fuels demonic energies, urging biblical repentance over commercialized traditions while promoting their Q&A bonus show at 11 p.m. Eastern on Rumble. [Automatically generated summary]
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So, what's going on, everybody?
So, the title of tonight's broadcast is Nimrod Cupid, Lupakalia, the perverted occultic origins of Valentine's Day.
So, that's a long title tonight because there's a lot of information involved with this holiday here.
And I just want to explain one thing before we go on with this.
And this is, I mean, of course, we're going to be clean when we talk about this.
But if you've got kids and all that, I wouldn't really suggest them watching the show right here because we're going to get to some real gross, disgusting details.
And again, we're going to be clean about it best as we can.
But this is stuff we do need to know as Christians and everything else, as followers of Jesus, I should say, that we should know about this stuff because this is the origins of these holidays.
And I want to, you know, of all the holidays out there, all of them, and this here is the most disgusting, most perverse, most sexual, just like, put it all together, man.
And it involves rape, child molestation, you know, all that stuff, you know, all the disgusting stuff involved with and these rituals that come out of Rome and Greece and everything else.
And back to Babylon.
We're going to go all over the place.
And we're going to, you know, show you where it comes from, too.
So after the show, guys, 11 o'clock p.m. tonight.
So we've got the questions and the answers bonus show.
That's going to be up on our Rumble channel because we have to do this.
We explained this last week.
We have to take the questions and answers and the phone calls now on Rumble because even though we tell people don't talk about the jabs or elections and stuff like that and the medical stuff, we have to respect YouTube's policies.
You know what I mean?
We have to use that platform.
We have to respect them.
But there's always that one caller that says, ah, you hear about this and that?
I'm like, oh boy.
And we have to take the show down or risk getting a strike.
You know what I mean?
So from now on, we're going to do the questions and answers shows up on Rumble.
This way, just say his face, this way, if you call in, if you want to talk about those things, you can because we're on Rumble.
So again, we need to respect YouTube's policy.
So the questions and answers show will be on Rumble after the show at 11 p.m. Eastern.
So we got a lot of information.
We're going to try to get through it in time to get to that show.
But the link is in the description of the video.
And also we'll put it in the chat room and plug it up before that time comes.
So welcome to the broadcast tonight.
Nimrod, Cupid, and Lupa Kalia, the perverted occultic origins of Valentine's Day.
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So the history of Valentine's Day, a pagan holiday.
And no, not Christian at all.
And we're going to explain how the Catholic Church tried to like it in it again, again, every time we do, you know, talk about these holidays and get all this stuff, it always goes back to the Catholic Church.
Nothing to do with real Christianity.
Nothing to do with the Bible.
Nothing to do with Jesus.
Back to the Catholic Church.
And again, from there, back to Babylon.
And it's amazing.
Every one of these holidays, somehow, some ways linked to the Catholic Church, then it's linked back to Babylon.
It just amazes the heck out of me.
And like the same history repeats itself, the Catholic Church tries to Christianize something that's not biblical.
You know, it just really irritates me.
It really does.
But yeah, and here's the thing, too, before we get going and let Brian talk for a minute.
Yeah.
We are not going to judge.
If you take your girlfriend out or wife, whatever, for Valentine's Day, hey, that's none of my business.
Me and Brian don't care.
All right.
All we're here to do is show you the truth.
Okay.
We're not judging you.
All right.
And if you celebrate, that's between you and God.
Okay.
I'm not your judge.
I'm not going to execute you or condemn you for doing that.
Again, all we're doing is presenting the information.
You do what you see fit with it.
That's all we have to say about that.
So what's going on, Brian?
It's going, Dan.
I'm glad to be here on Spiritual Warfare Friday.
And welcome everybody in the chat.
And thank you, Dan, for having me on as a co-host, like always.
But folks, don't go out and buy a box of candy.
Don't go buy, like Dan's saying, you know, we're going to, we're not going to judge you.
But if you don't, well, yeah, we might.
No, I'm just kidding.
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Yeah.
Don't buy the heart-shaped candy box.
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But anyways, everybody, welcome to the program.
Glad to be here.
The pagan roots, the Valentine's Day, absolutely dark and demented and sinister and all that bag of cakes and cookies and heart-shaped boxes.
And yeah, it's pretty dark and demented.
And tonight we're going to expose it and the pagan roots and the pagan traditions that go along with it.
And me and my walk, I haven't celebrated Valentine's Day in many, many, many, many years.
And tonight, hopefully, we'll explain it very well of why you should not participate in it and the spiritual applications that go along with it too.
Being seductive, I mean, seriously, men and women being sedued into spending their money and paying up their tithes, basically, your tithing and literally throwing out your money to nothing.
Like, well, excuse me, to God, little G gods and not even knowing it because you feel like you have to do it to please your, you know, your spouse or your girlfriend, boyfriend, whatever.
And it's, it's sick and demented.
There's so many things when there's spiritual applications, and I know me and Dan's going to expose all that tonight, but something that we guard our heart on.
And Jesus would not want us to be participating in pagan ideology or pagan traditions just because we just think it's fun and Jesus will forgive us.
That kind of thing.
It's not good.
There's no, and then the whole red concept and everything, I mean, we can go down the big conspiracy rabbit hole, but we are going to be presenting this stuff and the material.
So hang on to your, let's just say, your heart.
No punt intended.
Yeah, no punt intended.
But yeah, folks, I'll give the floor back to Dan.
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You forget it.
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But the thing about Valentine's Day, too, man, if you have to wait to Valentine's Day to get to treat your wife or spouse special, you got a problem with that.
You know what I mean?
And you should, you know, once in a while, let me pick up some roses to surprise her.
Let me grab her a box of chocolate to surprise her.
Something nice like that.
Just let her acknowledge that you appreciate her and you love her.
You know what I mean?
It shouldn't be on Valentine's Day.
You know what I mean?
It should be every, you know, whatever.
You know what I'm saying?
And you shouldn't need a holiday to do that.
That's just, it's just crazy.
So, well, after the show, after the show tonight, so folks out there, whenever we explain this, and like Dan's saying, you know, if you're a woman and you watch this program and you have to explain to your husband or your boyfriend, or it's the same thing, if there's a man watching this, you had to explain to your wife or girlfriend that why we're not going to celebrate Valentine's Day here in a few days.
Just go co-turkey.
We're not doing it no more.
You'll have to have some pain cream because you'll probably get, you know, well, probably knocked out.
And then you'll need some sleep aid, which Dan just promoted there.
So, Esther Jades, there's two plug-ins.
And tonight we're not going to put you to sleep.
We're going to hopefully wake you up.
But there's some little fun humor.
But, anyways, Dan, this is going to be a blast.
I'm looking forward to it.
Absolutely.
So I got a video.
It's a seven-minute video.
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I was like, because I was doing research and all that.
And I came across this video from Soldier of Truth.
It's a channel.
She gave me permission to use this video.
So basically, and it's perfect because the stuff I was lining up and everything else with the slides and everything matches what the video says.
So, but it's a quick explanation.
So we want to present that to you to watch the video.
Then we're going to break the stuff down after the video.
The same stuff, basically.
And it's amazing.
She did a great job on this stuff.
Yeah.
So, and I did steal a couple slides from her too.
But yeah, so we'll be right back, guys.
So what we're going to do is we're going to present this video here.
It's seven minutes long.
And credit to it's Valentine's Day Exposed from Soldier of Truth.
And YouTube World, YouTube Police, I do got permission to use this video from her.
So this channel here did give me permission.
So again, it's from Soldier of Truth.
And it's a video.
It's called Valentine's Day Exposed.
So we're going to take a brief video.
It's again seven minutes long.
And then we're going to come back and we're going to break the stuff down and get because she lays out the bullet points.
I mean, amazing job she does with the history and all that.
Then we're going to break it down, explain a little bit more stuff.
It's going to be pretty cool.
So we'll be right back.
History of Valentine's Day.
Should Christians celebrate Valentine's Day?
Is February 14 a Christian holiday?
Maybe a surprise to some, but there are more pagan connections to Valentine's Day than that of Christian ones.
Tradition.
Date of February 14.
Parentalia.
Juno Lupo, the she-wolf.
Peace, love, and household gods were celebrated on February 13th.
The second day of Parentalia, February 14th, was dedicated to Juno Lupo, the she-wolf, who suckled Robulus and Rebus.
Feast of Luprakalia.
Young men and priests called Lupraki will go to a grotto dedicated to Lupracal, the wolf god.
They then would dress themselves in bloody skins of sacrificial goats.
Afterwards, in an act of purification, run a course to the city of Rome and Juno Lupus cave around the Palatine Hill, hitting women with strips of goatskin as they went to promote fertility.
February 15th was the celebration of the second day of Luprical, honoring Thanus, the god fertility, and the third day of Pantonellia, dedicated to Juno, Februata.
The Romans played out a riot of romantic roulette.
The Luprochi drew the names of young women from a box, thus paired by the gods.
The couples remained paired until the fallen Luprocalia.
Cupid, the Roman god of love.
One of the most famous of all Valentine symbols.
As the son of Venus, he is often depicted as a mischief-winged child whose arrows pierce the hearts of the victims, causing them to fall in love.
Cupid is derived from the Latin word cupado, which means desire.
Brace yourself, because what I'm about to tell you gets really disturbing.
Nimrod was also called Cupid as a child.
It is said that when Nimrod's mother saw him, she lusted after him and she desired him.
So evil was Nimrod's mother that it is said that she married her own son.
Inscribed on the monuments of ancient Egypt are the inscriptions Nimrod, the husband of his mother.
As Nimrod grew up, he became the child, hero of many women who desired him.
He was their Cupid.
In the book of Daniel, he is called the desire of women, Daniels 11 and 37.
He provoked so many women to jealousy that an idol of him was often called the image of jealousy.
After Nimrod's death, it was believed that he had ascended to the sun and was now to be called Baal, the sun god.
Do you think these pictures provoke desire in pedophilers?
Cupid is just an old-fashioned case of child pornography.
Saint Valentine, the Christian priest.
According to one story, Roman Emperor Claudius II imposed a ban on marriages because too many young men were dodging the draft by getting married.
Only single men had to enter the army.
A Christian priest named Valentinus was caught performing secret marriages and sentenced to death.
While waiting execution, young lovers visited him with dotes about how much better love is than war.
The execution was said to have occurred in 269 CE on February 14th.
Don't let this fool you, it's just another excuse to celebrate the ancient Roman pagan holiday on February 14th.
Disguised as holy with a Christian priest's propaganda.
Now, there's another story about a different Christian priest named Valentinus, and from his story we get the reason why we pass out Valentine cards.
You already know.
The Romans played out a rite of romantic roulette.
The luprochi drew the names of young women from a box.
This is how the story goes.
This Valentinus was a priest jailed for helping Christians.
During his stay he fell in love with the jailer's daughter and sent her notes signed from your Valentine.
Paganism and Christian together thanks to the Catholic Church.
But if you know your history, the religious leaders won't fool you.
In 469, Emperor Galasius declared February 14th a holy day in honor of Valentinus instead of the pagan god Lupricus.
This allowed Christianity to take over some of the celebrations of love and fertility, which had previously occurred in the context of paganism.
Pagan celebrations where we worked to fit the Martar theme.
The church's version replaced a lottery of lovers with the lottery of saints.
Instead of drawing names of young maiden from a box, Christians pulled out saints.
Valentine's Day is no longer part of the official calendar of any Christian church.
It was dropped by the Catholic Church in 1969.
A return to a more pagan-like celebration of February 14 is not surprising.
Neither is the overall commercialization of the day.
The Catholic Church helped to make Valentine's Day a cultural holiday, and now it's all about the dollar bills.
Valentine's Day, a commercial holiday.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent on chocolates, candy, flowers, dinners, hotel rooms, jewelry, and other gifts used to celebrate February 14th.
What does the Scriptures have to say?
Isn't it time we examine why we encourage our children to celebrate Saint Valentine's Day?
Age and tradition still exists in the Zerberts of Valentine's Day.
It is clear that Valentine's Day is associated with the worshiping of other gods.
There is no scripture encouraging to celebrate it on Valentine's Day or any holiday for that matter.
Deuteronomy 12 and 29, With the Lord thy God shall cut off the nations from before thee, whither thou goest to possess them.
And thou succeedest them and dwellest in their land.
Take heed to thyself that thou be not stared by following them.
After that they be destroyed from before thee.
And inquire thou not after their gods, saying, How did these nations serve their gods?
Even so will I do likewise.
Thou shalt not do so unto the Lord thy God.
For every abomination to the Lord, which he hated, have they done unto their gods?
For even their sons and their daughters have they burnt in the fire to their gods.
Alright, so that was, again, credit to Soldier of Truth, her channel there, and to let me use that video.
So, yeah, great presentation by that, you know, nice and quick, and just to get, you know, the bullet points of Valentine's Day.
So, we're going to get into the, you know, you know, dive deeper into the details.
And I just want to point out how they mention Christian.
It's Catholic versions of Christians.
And people don't understand it because today's world they think Christian and Catholics are the same.
No, it's not.
Because Constantine has his own version of Christianity.
And of course, it wasn't called Christianity back then with Christ.
And, you know, it was day which just follows Jesus, follows Yeshua.
You know what I mean?
So it wasn't designated Christianity, but there is a difference.
Okay, there's a biblical version of Christianity and there's the religious version, which is the 40 different thousand denominations of Christianity and the Catholic Church and all that.
That's not Christianity.
That's not biblical stuff.
You know what I mean?
So, because all these churches today, the Baptists, whatever, Lutherans, all them, you know, they all do these holidays, you know what I mean?
And it's crazy when you go, if people go to church to Sunday, they're going to go into church, they're going to pass out the roses to the ladies, they're going to do all these little rurigmarole, you know what I mean, for the rituals for the Valentine's Day, like they do every holiday.
You know, it's something God does, you know, not approve, you know.
And, you know, I was talking about this.
I put out this show during the week, and I made a quick video last night, just like going to a rant about it because people say, oh, well, why are you going to be so negative all the time?
And Jesus wouldn't care about any of this stuff.
Well, I don't know what Bible you're reading because Jesus most certainly does care about this stuff.
And if he came to the earth today, right now, he would walk into the churches on Sunday and literally take this and smack everybody upside the head with it and spiritually put his foot rated up people's booties, you know what I mean?
For being stupid.
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You know what I mean?
And I'm not calling the regular people.
It's the priest, the pastors, and all that.
They know better.
They should know better.
But they're out there.
Well, we're going to Christianize everything.
We're going to put a Christian stamp on something that's evil.
You know what I mean?
And it makes me sick to my stomach.
And so, yeah, Brian.
So, yeah.
What do you think of the presentation?
Pretty good.
Well, first, yeah, the presentation was awesome.
And first thing you brought back in memory, you said the roses being passed out at these church bodies on Sunday.
I'll never forget it, man.
Used to happen all the time.
It was ever around this time of year.
And I kid you not, the only thing that was playing in my head when I seen that was Kissed by the Rose by Seal.
Like every time I seen the rose, this subliminal messaging in my head.
I mean, all this junk in your head.
And that's the song I was like literally playing in my head whenever they're passing roses out for all the women in the church body.
I've seen it for years.
It's so bizarre.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, there's so many things tied to it.
I mean, what is it?
What was that song by Nirvana, Heart Shaped Box from My Heart Used to Be, or something like that?
The Heart Shaped Box song.
I mean, there's so many things that are corresponding with Valentine's Day, right?
And then, like, the lady that was presenting her presentation that gave you the clearance on that video, it's what, six, seven minutes, you know, and it, and it gave a pretty good, you know, the complexity of it in a very simple video.
And there's so many different ties with not only just, you know, we're going to be talking about Nimrod, we're going to be talking about all these different things, the androgynous worship, right?
And all this, you know, sexual nature with it.
And it's so demonic.
And, you know, and it's, it literally, if you look at it on a, on, on just biblically stance, it causes fornication and adultery and everything off the bat.
And that's, you know, we're talking about the 10 commandments of God.
And then you get in, and then they're literally, you know, we're going to get into that a little bit more in the program here, but the looper callia, you know, talking about the 13th to the 15th, all these different things, these rituals and everything that goes into it, it's straight up.
It's literally causes men and women to stumble on a yearly basis.
And it's kind of interesting.
You know, it's February, right?
When they do this Valentine's Day, and then you have the so-called New Year's Eve.
And then they're, you know, everybody's like, my New Year's resolution is either to lose weight or usually is to find a new, either a new spouse or whatever.
You know, there's all this manipulation.
And then they get to Valentine's Day and they get, you know, there's all these, I've got disappointed.
I had the worst, I already got the worst year ever, right?
They, you know, my New Year's resolution, I was supposed to have a new spouse or be married within a month.
You know, there's people that I've come in contact with in the years and they're like telling me these situations.
And it's all spiritual applications with what the lady spoke of on the video.
Absolutely, Dan.
Yeah, it's crazy.
It really is.
And people, you know, regular people, oh, it's not a big deal.
Or, you know, people in the church are like, well, you know what?
I hate to hate you even saying this.
Oh, God knows my heart.
You know, what does that mean?
What does that mean?
So God knows your heart, so it's okay to do something He tells you not to?
Well, the devil knows your heart.
And guess what?
It's wicked.
Yeah.
Right.
And, you know, let's just face it, whenever you go into a store, let's just get real here.
When they have these elaborate, like complex, you know, displays, right?
And then they have the coloring formations, like the color coordinations, like it's color coordinated, right?
To resonate with your mind.
So, and then just to throw it out there too.
They do that in when like the big box stores, like your big main, you know, we could say certain names, big box stores, let's just say that.
They put them in a strategic area because by the time you get so dysfunctional past the somewhat produce aisle, you go to the middle of the store, the middle of the grocery section, it's usually there's Valentine's displays all the way up to the main event, right?
The main aisle.
And it's all, you know what I'm talking about, Dan.
It's the same aisle.
It's all, it's all for Christmas.
It's all for Halloween.
It's the aisle for Valentine's Day.
It's a holiday for Easter, right?
The Easter egg baskets and everything.
And what's so wild about it, all these big candy companies, if you want to get down to the grind and go down the, you know, I wasn't going to go here, but there's a certain, there's a certain thing I can't really speak about on here, but it's cocoa beans.
Okay.
There's an application that was supposedly for military applications only.
But then there's manipulation in these cocoa beans.
That's all I can say.
And these companies take advantage of that, full advantage of that during these seasonal, supposedly holidays, these pagan holidays.
And they know darn well what they're doing on a corporate level.
They all know it.
Their sets, they call them sets, let's just say the blueprints of their displays.
They all know it.
And they know how to strategically fool men and women to deceive themselves and just go.
And see, that's when, like I said a minute ago, the devil knows your heart.
This nonsense, well, you know, God knows my heart.
Yeah, the God of this world.
Come on now, Dan.
And that's, it's, it's, it's, we're talking about the devil.
And, and people just get manipulated and they, they stumble.
And, you know, and then another thing, they, every year, I remember very clearly when I used to participate.
You get so stressed out because you work all day and you're wanting to like get Valentine's Day cards for everybody or candy for everybody, mom, wife, you know, children, whatever, right?
And you're wanting to go out and do all this money situation.
You're like, I'm going to go in debt just for like, what, 15 minutes of passing out candy and cookies or whatever it is.
And then before you know it, it's all said and done and your bank account goes negative and you got nothing.
And literally, like the Nervada song, A Heart Shaped Box Where My Heart Used to Be because you poured your heart into something.
Like I mentioned earlier, tithing, you're putting all your money and wealth into it and you're paying homage to this spiritual application that's causing you to stumble in all kinds of different angles and ways.
And then, like I said a minute ago, with the subduction, there's subdued.
It seems like there's just this spiritual application and the music in the big box stores, right?
They tune it up a different way to get everybody to think in a fornication way.
They got this weird subductive music on, and then it causes you to buy more.
And you're coming out with like 15 boxes of chocolate, and you don't even know who you're going to pass it out to.
You know, so like I said earlier, don't buy a box of candy and buy a Bible.
There you go.
Buy a Bible before you buy a box of candy.
Yeah, just buy a Bible and actually understand that this is fornication and you're breaking a commandment because you're paying homage to literally the pan, the Nimrod, this lupricalia ritualistic nature.
And I think it all ties back to also our ancestors, like they had, they got caught up in it.
So, you know, they teach these teachings and traditions and you do, you just continuate the traditions of man.
But, you know, and then you get so pulled into it and you're like, I got to get it done.
I got to get it done the 13th, man.
Or on the 14th, I'll be there at 7 a.m. buying that 70.
Or if I miss the 14th, I'll be there the 15th when it goes 37% off.
Or when it goes 75% off of candy, I'll make sure I buy everybody by the 15th.
You know what I mean?
It's crazy, Dan.
You've seen it.
But anyway, I'll give the floor back to you.
Yeah.
And Bobby Hale was saying that Walmart, they had Valentine's Day decorations out right after Christmas.
I seen that myself here in Rhode Island.
It's like literally the Christmas tree's barely coming down, whatever the case.
And they already got Valentine's Day stuff being posted.
Like, wow.
Well, I'll tell you, real quick, they don't just have it.
Like, you know, a lot of people think, I know this type of work.
I've been in this business.
They know, because that candy sits back there and it's got an expiration date of like, let's just face it, like nine months or more.
And they'd leave that candy.
It's there in July.
July, they start getting runs for Halloween candy.
These big box stores, they literally have the candy in stock in the backstore on their seasonal section in July.
I've seen this.
I know what I'm talking about.
And then they go, then Halloween shows up, right?
And then all these other, by the time Halloween shows up, you've already got, I mean, you've already infiltrated, I mean, we got like pumpkins, everything.
You got into the fall, the seasonal of Halloween and Thanksgiving.
And then they're just going over and throwing all this candy out, right?
So it's all, you know, Halloween and Thanksgiving.
You can kind of get by with, you know, pumpkins and all that different candies on that standpoint.
And then the Christmas candy is sitting in the back.
I mean, September or before, I've seen that, August.
And it's just sitting there.
And a lot of people are like, well, that's, you know, well, duh.
It's just like clockwork.
It's like clockwork.
So I'm saying, and if you look and really want to get into the grind on it and really take a deep rabbit hole, they're all tied in with the summer solstice and all these different things with the cosmological standpoint.
And people don't even want to register that.
They're like, why would they make?
Because it's billions, billions of dollar industry to keep you in and let's just say a mind wipe of like, you know, trial and error, trial and error.
And then you're like, well, I'm in error all the time.
I don't know.
Jesus knows my heart, like Dan was saying earlier, with people saying to him, well, I'm just in error all the time.
So I'm just a sinner.
So I just might as well just participate because everybody else is doing it, you know?
And maybe God will forgive me if I hear a broadcast like this.
You know, these two guys don't know what they're talking about.
They're playing good seed, but I might, you know, I'm just, because I've done that.
People would tell me stuff in the past and I would just completely ignore it.
Just like if you was listening to this program tonight, people that I know in the past would tell me about these things and I would just completely, hey, you don't know what you're talking about.
God will forgive me if I participate in these things.
And I'm not afraid to admit that I used to say that to myself.
So guess what?
There's somebody out there that this might be a broadcast that they might actually want to really gravitate to.
Hopefully, hopefully, it's edifying to somebody.
But I'll give the floor back to you, Diane.
Oh, yeah, I remember that scramble and like get paid like a day before Valentine's Day, and I'm like, you know, running to the stores trying to find the perfect card and roses and all that stuff.
And, you know, it's like we all done it.
We're all guilty of it, you know.
And so, and again, we're not judging guys if you go out and do it this week, whatever.
It's your business.
Again, we're just relaying the information.
Do what you want with it.
You know what I mean?
And you have to walk through the door.
We could show you the door, but you know, Oak Cliche, we could show you the door, but the other one has to walk through it.
So, absolutely.
Well, just real quick, went to go get ice cream yesterday with my family.
No joke.
Some of these ice cream shops are literally, they make they die like color dying with so-called waffle cones, right?
They have the original waffle cones, but they have the red ones, right?
So, guess what that is?
There's something in there that causes some issues.
I'm just letting you know it's called red, and I'm not going to get into the number if I say it.
Let's just say a big four, and then just ignore, you know, just ignore, you know what I mean.
I got to watch what I say, but red number, and then there's, yeah, go ahead, Diane.
You probably got it.
Yeah, but so there's a just go check that out and take the rabbit hole with you.
So, uh, you can't even go get ice cream, you know, you get your little red, little red uh waffle cone.
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So, yeah, it's crazy, man.
So, like, um, now we're going to the you know, these where it started in Rome and all that.
We know where this, uh, the love version stuff started from.
Then we're going to go back to we're going to explain stuff with Nimrod and everything else.
So, uh, Parentilia, okay, it's a two-day festival as she brought up in the video.
Uh, it's called June with the goddess Juno, which is Isis, by the way.
And it's amazing, it's just so amazing because you get these pantheon gods and goddesses, and you narrow them because you got these jerks out there.
It's like, oh, you know, how do you know your God's the right God?
There's thousands of gods, so how do you know yours is right?
I'm like, all right, genius.
If you actually did the homework and you actually really research these things, all these so-called gods and goddesses limit down to the same dozen of people.
Then you find out either that Nephilim or fallen angels or some renowned type person like a Gilberine, like Nimrod was.
So, yeah, so Parentalia is a day of Juno, which is another name for Isis, which is Sam Ramis.
It's a Lupa the She-Wolf, which again represents her too.
It's February 13th, right?
And so this is of the so-called peaceful one, but however, all right, they, you know, there's nothing wrong with the family getting together for peace, love, and all that good stuff with the house and everything, just all getting together.
But however, they did celebrate other gods again, the goddess Juno and all that, which the Bible strictly, strictly forbids that, big time.
And if you look at the scriptures, I mean, all we have to do is go to the Ten Commandments, first commandment and a second command, because this is both they had great, because they had statues they put around the house and the town and everything, right?
So it's a first and second commandment violation that I shall not have no other gods before me, and you shall not make any graven images or any likeness of that of heaven above, anything on the earth or in the water or beneath there, anything.
Point, pain and simple.
You don't bow down to them.
You don't serve them.
I am the Lord God.
I am a jealous God.
So plain and simple.
And then you go back to the dispensationalism, which is, it's just, it's, oh man, it's just such a whirlpool, whatever you want to call it.
So they'll say, vortex.
Yep, vortex.
Oh, we don't have to worry about the Ten Commandments.
They were done away with, which the Bible says no such thing.
Done shows on that.
So, every time you bring these things up, they have something to say because the mental illness that dispensationalism teaches from John Nelson Darby, the Catholic Church, the Jesuits, injected that into the Christian faiths in the 18th and 1900s.
That's why the modern regular churches on the Sunday churches don't know their butts from the elbows or up and down because of that.
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You know what I mean?
So, and they try to justify everything.
So, yeah, peace and love and spending time with the family is great, no doubt.
But they celebrate other gods.
That's the problem with that.
You know, it was a two-day festival, and it goes back and simulating that.
The second day of Parentalia was February 14th.
It was dedicated to the Juno Lupa, the she-wolf that suckled Romulus and Ramus, which is two Roman gods, goes back to Babylon.
You know what I mean?
It's just, it just says it really is just amazing.
You know what I mean?
Not in a good way either.
You know what I mean?
And if you even go to Wikipedia, though, they give you a quick update.
I'll tell you what Parentalia is.
It was a nine, actually, they say it's a nine-day festival held in honor of family ancestors beginning on February 13th.
And this ties into what the 14th and all that too, 15th.
And also, although the Parentalia was a holiday on the Roman religious calendar, its observance were mainly domestic and familiar.
And also, the Greeks, I believe, celebrated this as well.
Absolutely.
And then real quick, you just ring a bell with me.
Yep.
Cleopatra, Cleopatra claimed to be literally Isis reincarnated.
Okay.
And she was very subductive.
Let's just say she was a very nasty lady.
Okay.
And she was, listen, Dan, she wasn't even Egyptian, man.
She was Greek.
Like she, she ruled, she ruled Egypt, man.
Cleopatra would subduct men with this fragrance.
Like she had her own, she had her own.
Let's just say she had her own, like, what?
Let's see what's the term I could use.
Taylor Swift perfume, right?
I hate to even use that woman's name, but she had her subductive, literally, fragrance.
No joke.
She made her own fragrance to subduct men to fornicate with her.
And isn't that kind of interesting that Isis, you mentioned Isis, was tied to this to this.
So is there connections there?
More than likely there is.
And, you know, she's the Greek.
When you said Greek, I was like, okay, Cleopatra, Isis connection.
Take her for what it is, folks.
But that stuff is a big connection.
And I also will say this: I think that let's just say I have a theory that she might have had, let's just say that she wasn't all lady.
I think she had both genitalia from the research that I've looked into, and it's very dark.
Yeah, I didn't want to say it, but you said it.
But it's very dark and demented.
And it really ties in to what you just spoke of with the Roman connection and everything.
Because you go back and Caesar, Julius Caesar, mind you, she had a son with Julius Caesar.
Dan, she had a she literally had four sons.
Cleopatra did.
Seriously.
And not to mention, Alexander the Great, Alexander the Great had a, I think it was the first, his first general, or I think, I don't forget the name of the man, but the other one, Anthony, or yeah, the other one, that was her other, I think, lover.
And yeah, Alexander the Great, I think that's the correlation that tied with that.
But her other lover had four, so they had, she had an equivalent of four children, but three of them was literally, they died at a young age, so to speak.
But Julius Caesar had a baby with her.
I mean, we're talking like manipulation on Nephilim level, too, because there's tie-in with Red Haired and the Gilbert Reim, the giant narrative, and all that, but that's for another program.
But I wanted to point out, just for the Cleopatra conclusion here on that, that there's some type of tie-in with that when you said Isis, because she claimed to be the reincarnation of Isis.
Strange stuff.
Strange stuff, Dan.
It is.
It's amazing.
Constantly, it just always goes back to Babylon.
Like, every one of these holidays, everything, it always has direct roots back to Babylon.
It's just amazing.
Yeah, so yeah, this Today starts off with the, you know, which is half good with the family, spend time with all that stuff, just family stuff.
But again, they celebrate other gods.
And on the second day, which is the February 14th, and which is known today as Valentine's Day.
You know, they celebrate here in the United States on the 14th.
But the second day of Peritilia, February 14th, like I said, was dedicated to the Juno Lupa.
Again, the goddess Juno, Isis, basically.
Then the she-wolf who suckled Romulus and Ramus.
So, and to explain this more, the she-wolf, you know, again, Roman mythology.
I hate when they say mythology because it's history, not mythology.
It's, you know, it's crazy.
So, anyway, the Roman foundation myth, she-wolf, lupa in the time, was an Italian wolf who nursed and sheltered the twins of Romulus and Ramus.
Now, Romulus and Ramus were, yeah, they were of Rome, whatever the case, but yeah.
So, this wolf supposedly sheltered the twins Romulus and Ramus, and they were abandoned in the wild by a decree of King Amulus.
They basically king banded Romulus and Ramus in the middle of the woods, supposedly.
So, they said this wolf showed up to take care and the kids nursed from her breasts.
You know, this is what there is.
And the thing is, this wasn't just a regular wolf.
This really happened.
This was, yeah, a demonic type thing.
You know what I mean?
So, it gets to the spiritual stuff here.
Hold on, Dan.
Well, it reminds me of like a werewolf or a lichen, man.
And it tie in with the vampirism and all that.
That's some crazy stuff, man.
And then you have what the chupacabra is that what they call it?
The mysterious, the chupacabra.
I think it's what they call it.
Kind of reminds me of that when I'm seeing the wolf imagery there, man.
The she-wolf imagery with the Roman mythology.
It reminds me of the chubacabra.
It's kind of scary stuff here we're talking about tonight.
Yeah, and one verse I did find here, Isaiah 34:14, just uh, it just ties into what we're talking about today, too, because we're going to be talking about hairy goats and everything, too.
But the desert creatures will meet with the wolves, and the hairy goat will also cry to its kind.
And yes, the night monsters will settle there and will find herself a resting place.
So, this verse here just reminds me for some reason of this she-wolf.
So, I don't know if it's connected or not, whatever the case, but and we're not saying all wolves and goats are evil.
We're not saying that, but it just reminds me of that.
That's all.
Isn't Isaiah 34, the screech owl?
Isn't the screech owl referenced in that too?
That's referencing Lilith.
Yep, correct?
I just wanted to make that point there.
I just wanted to ask you that.
Yeah, Isaiah 34 talks about these creatures and everything else.
Didn't Lilith, the screech owl, run the flock over there?
Like, didn't she have dominion over that whole creature standpoint?
Yeah, and they were depicted as these creatures.
You know, the screech owl was actually a demon.
You know what I mean?
And then, you know, no, she wasn't Adam's first wife.
That's Gnostics garbage.
I bought into that first years ago.
I repent from even telling people that.
Because to me, it made sense at the time that Ycain was evil because maybe it came from the Satan, whatever the case.
But anyway, I repent from even saying any of that stuff.
But yeah, it's a Gnostics myth to say that Willith was Adam's first wife and she refused to succumb to him as him as a head of the household, which is completely unbiblical.
God would not match the creation he made with the demonic goddess.
You know what I mean?
Which is a fake goddess, by the way.
Yeah, he would not do that.
It just makes no sense.
And it's dumb to even think about that.
And I'm dumb to even say that years ago.
You know, so it's crazy, man.
So, yeah, back to the slides here.
And so basically, it flows into this here: February 15th, the feast of Lupocalia.
So this is where this gets a little disgusting, like even more disgusting, because now it starts involving mass.
Again, we've got to be clean about this part.
Yeah, orgies, rape, child, pedophilia, all kinds of disgusting, nasty things.
And I most likely still go on to this day in Rome, too.
It really is.
And I'm Italian.
You know what I mean?
I grew up Italian and my family's like, oh, you got to go visit the old country someday.
You got to go to the stadium there.
You know, whatever the case, and all these different places that I learned about these places.
I'm like, why would I ever want to go there?
Why would I ever want to step foot in the Coliseum?
I'm sorry.
That's where they killed tons of Christians for fun.
Why would I ever want to go there?
If I went there, I'd probably break the place down, you know?
Or the Vatican and all that, which is unholy.
I mean, like, all these disgusting holidays and all that come from that stuff, you know what I mean?
And Lupucalia is February 15th.
And we'll get to Nimrod in a minute.
So Lupacalia.
Go ahead.
Go ahead, Brian.
No, I just want to comment on the Luprakalia.
They had the, I wanted to point this out real quick.
They used to do like a raffle, like a sick raffle narrative.
Like they would take young men that would draw the names of women from like a jar and they would be paired up with the duration of the festival from the 13th to the 15th, man.
And it's, it's, yeah, it's disgusting.
And you know what that makes you think of?
Like, just think about it.
Think about what the applications is.
What is what is there's an app out there.
It starts with a T and it's sick.
It's it's went through all you know, it's kind of a it's an adult app.
It's so demonic.
It's not even funny.
It's so it literally it sounds like I don't want to say it because I'm always watching what we can say on here, but it literally tin like T-I-N, and then just finish the other three letters out.
That is very demonic.
And it's the same comic.
Yeah, correct.
You just got it.
I just saw that.
Thank you for clearing that up.
That's a dating app.
It's straight up demonic and it's just nothing but a cesspool of fornication and it's literally a cauldron of gates of hell narrative.
There's nothing else to say and it causes people just to go.
I mean, it's just straight up sack of garbage.
I mean, let's just be quite blunt here.
But that still ties in to all these applications.
Like it had, it's, I think they even have a heart on it.
I think they even have a heart or something to that effect with the logo.
I'm not going to get too much into it, but I mean, come on.
It's literally directed toward this so-called lupracabia narrative.
And it's sick.
I mean, you know, think about it.
It's the same thing.
You tie in, let's just tie in a Christmas, right?
You remember, you know, like Secret Santa, right?
You have to draw like a raffle, you take everybody's name, put it in a jar.
What's the difference, Dan?
I mean, you're still, you know, there's all this demonic, it's all tied.
The traditions are all mixed into one big old death pot.
And it's all the same.
They'd say, well, these things, these traditions and everything, they're following these customs and just blending them all into the whole cesspool of pagan.
And people just want to, like you were saying, you did a program on Facebook.
They want to discredit you and say, well, what's it matter?
Jesus will forgive us.
Well, that's not what we're presenting tonight.
That's not, we're actually saying, look, repent.
When you see the information, when you understand the knowledge, when it's passed to you, when the seed has been planted, it's no turning back.
You can't be like, well, them guys are just a, well, they was throwing out facts.
They had all the facts there, but I'm just going to discredit them.
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I fact-checked them in my own heart.
I fact-checked them and said, I can just do what I want kind of thing, right?
Like, what's the saying that Forrest Gump said, life's like a box of chocolates, right?
But you never know what you're going to get.
Well, guess what, folks?
You're going to know what you're going to get here.
You're going to get death and destruction.
It's going to be causing you to fornication on steroids.
I mean, you're literally breaking the commandments of God.
And I could go on a big old rant.
But yeah, old Forrest must have had something going on in that, what, that 30-second film line there on Forrest Gump.
But anyways, there's my little fun plug-in humor, but in a serious nature, I'll give the floor back to you, Dad.
I didn't mean to interrupt you.
I'm getting fired up, man.
I'm getting fired up on Spiritual Warfare Friday tonight.
But continue on.
I'll give you the floorback, bro.
I'm sorry.
That's all right.
So Lupracablia is Luprakalia.
I'm sorry.
It's an ancient Roman festival.
And this is from Britannica Encyclopedia.
It says an ancient Roman festival that was conducted annually every year on February 15th under the superintendence of corporation of priests called Luprika.
So the origins of the festival are obscure, although likely derivation from this lupus.
That's a Latin word for wolf.
So it's a day of she-wolf.
And it's all demonic.
It really is, of serving other gods.
Had various suggested connection with ancient deity, which goes back to Nimrod, but I have other case in Simrana, who protected herds from wolves.
And legendary she-wolf was nursed Romulus Aramis as a fertility rite.
And the festival is also associated with the god Fanus.
So what does it all have to do with sex?
We're going to show you.
So each lupracaba began with the sacrifice by the lupra of goats and dog, after which the lupra were led to the altar.
Their foreheads were touched with the bloody knife and the blood was wiped off with a wool dipped in milk.
The ritual required the two young men laugh and a sacrificial festival followed, which would lupra cut dongs from the skins of the sacrificial animals and ran in two bands around the Palatine Hill, striking the thongs at any woman who came near them.
And a blow from the dong was supposed to render that woman fertile.
So let me get this straight, Dan.
What you just said there, the goats and the dogs or whatever they used to the animals of sacrifice, was that's where the origins of thongs came from?
Is that what you're saying?
Well, no, the dong and it's like just a strip of the skin that you use as a whip.
Yeah, I wonder if that's where the origins of that came from.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
The thongs.
Come on.
Oh, yeah, because it's a strip.
So, yeah, it makes sense.
Yeah, and you think about it, what's the lingerie company?
I'm not going to say it.
It starts with V, you know, it's got all kinds of hearts and all kinds of weirdness, and that's what they specialize in.
I mean, hello, folks.
Come on now.
Come on now.
Yeah, it makes sense.
Continue on.
Come on, continue.
Man, I'm just trying to, you know, really just picture this.
Yeah, and if you actually look at the pictures here, just put this in, where is it?
Yeah, the pictures.
Yeah.
So, let me, and if I seen this, imagine just waking up and seeing people running all over the town with goats attached to.
So this is what they would do.
They would take the wolves, mainly wolves.
They would sacrifice the wolves, right, on the altar.
Then they would take the blood, the bloody knife, and touch guys' foreheads with it.
Then wipe it with wool and milk.
It makes no damn sense.
Where did they even come up with the stuff from, right?
So then when they take the skin from the sacrifice wolves and wear the skin with the blood all over and everything, they would take a dong of, you know, which is like a whip of the skin, run around the village or whatever, and any woman in sight there would smack them, smack her with, right?
And they said this ritual was to make the girls fertile.
Make and I'm like, what?
Now, if I woke up and I seen this stuff going on, I'm getting my shotgun and taking people out.
You know what I mean?
Especially if they come try to come after, you know, if I had a daughter and all come after my wife like that.
You know what I mean?
I'm putting people down.
You know what I mean?
But this is the lunacy.
And if you think about it, right, put this in your head for a minute.
Get a visualization of this, visualization, I'm sorry, of this.
This is out of demonic stuff.
I mean, who just invents the stuff?
Yeah, I mean, well, here's one too.
I'm just going to throw it out there.
In my neck of the woods, there is people running around with goats, and they do goat yoga.
Oh, yeah.
That's very well plausible, feasible, what you said earlier, that they ran around with goats.
So there's another real thing that happens.
So, yeah, that's pretty sick, too.
But no, it's not pretty sick.
It's just straight up gates of hell driven.
Yeah.
There you go, Dan.
We're on a row tonight, man.
We're on a row.
Continue on, man.
I don't want to put your fire out.
Keep going, Dan.
I just want to bring up too, not change the subject, but we mentioned it was a Greek thing, too.
So this Valentine's Day origins also comes from the Greek god Pan.
Me and Brian was just talking about it.
And also Aphrodite.
Remember, Brian said the girl with both genitals?
Aphrodite means it means androgynous, hermaphemedite, which has a penis and a vagina.
And so basically they did the sacrifices of the goat-shaped demons.
And that's right out of Leviticus 17, talking about that.
And they shall no more offer the sacrifices to devils after whom they have gone out whoring.
That's Leviticus 17, 7.
And it comes from Greece, too, Greek, Greco-Roman.
This was a Greco-Roman tradition.
And they had their variants, but it was always associated with these goats and everything else, disgusting stuff.
And Luprakalia, like I said, it was a Roman festival.
And after all had feasted, the Lupra cut pieces from the skins.
I was talking about the thongs of the sacrificed animal called Fibro and ran around Palatine Hill, striking any woman who came near them.
A blow from the skin was supposedly to bestow fertility on them, right?
And because the Utes impersonated male goats, the embodiment of sexuality, the ceremony was believed to be in honor of the god Fanis and Luprcalis.
Again, Nimrod and Isis.
That's what those gods are.
Fake gods, low-KCG gods, right?
So Satan Valentine's Day revealed that not it's well, we're going to get to that in a minute, yeah.
But I just want to go over the, and I'm going to get to Nimrod here because, hang on one second.
But this, yeah, the stuff that, I couldn't even imagine, right?
And the stuff that went on there, the stuff that just went on in these rituals, and I'm sure they still go on today, knowing Italy, you know, Rome over there, who knows what the heck's going on over there.
But I couldn't even imagine.
And so, you know, when the lady in the video was talking about where Valentine comes from, you know, Saint Valentine.
So where they come from is during these same times and all that, too.
Actually, let me get up before you get off track here.
Yeah, I just looked it up with the origins of the Thong.
It used to be called, used to be called Pong, like Plong, P-W-O-N-G, which means a flexible leather cord.
No joke, man.
Wow.
That's what I was saying earlier.
Is that the origins that you read off tonight?
Is that their origins with all this?
I mean, come on, Diane.
You can't make this stuff up.
It's crazy.
That is crazy.
Yeah.
So before I jump to Valentine, you know, St. Valentine, which is not a saint, by the way.
I just hate when people, the church says that, the Catholic Church.
So this whole luprakalia.
So in 494, Christian church under Pope Galicius I forbade participation in this festival.
Well, Pope that had some sense that that doesn't come quite often.
But tradition holds that he appropriated the form of the rite of the feast of purification and candle mass celebrated on February 2nd.
But it's likely that the Christian feast was established in the previous century.
And it also alternatively suggested that Pope Gallius I replaced Lupricalia with Saint Valentine's Day.
So, all right, so he took something pagan and put a Christian stamp on it.
So the Valentine, real quick here, this gentleman, I guess he was a priest.
And so during the rule of Rome, the king, the ruler of Rome, they didn't want men to marry because they wanted to build up the army.
So they figure if men marry, they can't serve because they got to take care of the family.
They can't serve in the military and go to war.
So they forbid, it was a rule that men could not get married that were in the military.
So this guy, Valentine, was a priest.
He was secretly marrying people.
And he ended up getting arrested.
Then he actually ended up killing them.
So later on, the Catholic Church mingled that somehow, took that, had nothing to do with Valentine's Day, Lupricalia.
They took that and used that, and they declared him a saint, which again, the Catholic Church has no authority to do that.
We're saints.
Anybody is a saint that believes in Jesus.
You don't have to be declared by a church to be a saint.
So that being said, they took something this guy did good.
He was marrying people.
And that's what he's supposed to do.
So they took that and somehow mingled it in all the maj podge of garbage to Christianize it, this holiday, to take it over, Christianity, which is not Christianized, it's that version of Christianity, to call Valentine's Day.
And again, with these titles and names, what it does is it completely disguises and masquerades what the holiday was in the beginning.
That's what it is.
Like December 25th, right?
Yeah, it's a day, Satanic Day of Yule and all that.
And they had festivals as winter solstice and all that.
They had festivals celebrating Nimrod and all this stuff like that.
Then the Catholic Church says, hey, let's put a name on it called Christmas.
The birth of Christ has nothing to do with Jesus.
See where this goes, you know what I mean?
And, you know, yeah, and we go on forever with the holidays.
But I mean, yeah, Luprical is St. Valentine's Day, then celebrated on February 14th.
But the origin of the holiday is much later.
And a great mother of gods, that's ancient deity, that's what they celebrated.
And it was an ancient Oriental of Greco-Roman deity known by a variety of local names.
Like Sibel CB predominates the Greek and Roman literature about the fifth century and onward.
And her official Roman name was Martyrdom Magna Ideo, whatever.
Yeah, the mother of gods.
Okay, and again, that is not referring to Mary.
This is referring to Isis, which is Sam Ramis.
You know what I mean?
So this festival, before we move on to Nimrod, the Roman Catholic Church eventually, and they said they dropped it in 1969.
So for hundreds of years, centuries on end, they had this disgusting holiday that they approved of.
And in 1969, one day it's like, you know, we're just going to drop this holiday, which they still celebrated.
It didn't really drop nothing.
So, you know, you know what I mean?
Take this disgusting, perverted holiday.
And the stuff that went on, if you get into the deep stories of this, then you know, they're going around and the girls, it wouldn't matter what the ages were.
Could be 10 years old, little girl, 10 years old, playing outside.
They'll go over and whip the girl and rape her.
And, you know, it's disgusting.
You know what I mean?
Then they would pick names and all that stuff and pair people together for a year.
And your job was to get her pregnant.
And to the next Halloween, oh, Halloween, I mean, luprakalia, where they would do it all over again.
It's like, you know, Brian was mentioning the lottery and everything that they would do to pair people together, and it was forbidden to get married.
So basically, it's just a sex free-for-all.
That's all it was.
I couldn't even imagine that.
Lost in Magical Adventures00:03:42
Imagine running around with these sheep.
I mean, these goats is to, you know, whatever.
It's crazy.
Yeah, I mean, none of it, I could imagine.
None of it.
Yeah, I mean, did you say 1969, Dan?
When they stopped doing the luprakalia or lupraka?
I think that's what you said in the video.
Isn't that kind of interesting?
Not to get off the subject, isn't that the same year that Apollo 11 supposedly went to the moon?
Oh, yeah.
Hello.
Isn't it kind of interesting?
I'm just throwing it out there.
I guess they must have lost that technology to talk about the lupracalia.
Just like they lost the director of NASA, so they lost the technology to go to the moon.
I guess they lost it all in one day.
Hello.
Lost their minds.
But, anyways, there's another fun plug-in, but that actually, maybe some of that actually is real, and it's straight up.
Like you said, you can't make this stuff up.
It's weird stuff.
I mean, yeah.
Oh, boy.
And so this ties right into Nimrod.
So basically, this article I found on BibleTools.org talks about luparicus, right?
Where's the hunt?
Because there's the she-wolf and lupris and luprakalia, which is the wolf and the she-wolf.
That's what the fertility comes from and everything else.
So it's talk about lupris was a hunter.
Now, who's the great mighty hunter, right?
Check it out.
Of hunter of wolves and associated with the Roman god Fairness and a god of agriculture and fertility.
And since Rome took its gods from those it conquered, we can trace Fairness and Greek equivalent Pian, god of woods and fields and flocks.
The ancient pictured both of these mythological beings as having human torsos, but legs and horns and ears of goats.
This fits nicely with the fact that to sacrifice goats and use dungs from the skin to whip women during this feast.
The Bible often compares God's people to sheep with frequently linked Satan with goats.
You know, you always see these goat-like, horn-like type creatures, right, with these deities.
So Pan could be also traced back to the Phoenician sun god Baal, also a god of fertility in nature, can make a strong case that Baal is nothing more, nothing other than Nimrod.
And Genesis 10 talks about Nimrod, you know, and he was a mighty hunter before the Lord.
Therefore, it said that like Nimrod, the mighty hunter before the Lord.
And now, you know, it's not a good way before the Lord.
It was against the Lord.
You know what I mean?
So, yeah, if you look at the description of these gods, it's the same description of Nimrod.
Describes Nimrod as a mighty hunter, quote unquote.
And the days after the flood, animals multiplied rapidly and caused fear among the people.
So Nimrod grew powerful because his ability to fight wild animals and the traditional, yeah, I'm sorry, tradition says that he roamed as far as Italy to hunt wolves.
So there's where the ties come in, yeah.
So Valentine comes into play.
The word derives from the Latin word valanda, meaning strong, powerful, mighty.
And that word valiant, courageous, heroic, and also comes from the root of these apt descriptions of Nimrod in a sense, he was a people's Valentine.
And so we're going to get to the description.
Like the video said, that, yeah, his mother fell in love with him.
And here's the thing, too.
We know movies like Zeitgeist and these dummies out there put these things out to say Jesus and him had the same similarities because Horace was born from a virgin.
No, his mother and father was Nimrod and Sam Ramis.
She was far from a virgin.
She was actually a temple prostitute and she got pregnant with Nimrod and she married her own son because he became royalty.
He became the ruler of Babylon.
So that's how that goes.
Little Red Riding Hood Depiction00:02:01
You know what I mean?
And it's sickening.
It really is.
I got another tie-in.
I just thought of it while I heard you speaking about it.
So here's a tale as a child, a storybook, Little Red Riding Hood.
Boom.
There's the red.
She goes out in the woods, right?
And there's a wolf.
And if you remember, a big bad wolf, right?
The big bad wolf.
If I remember, I've seen some depictions, Dan, where the big bad wolf dresses up as a woman.
Oh, yeah.
Right?
Have you seen that?
Have you seen that?
Yep, like his grandmother.
Yep.
There you go.
So there you go.
There you got your she-wolf right there.
Because you look into the mythology with all the she-wolf.
It's out in the wilderness.
It's out in this magical adventures.
You know, there's all those concepts.
When you look it up, you can just, you know, they're talking about cartoons, et cetera.
But then you had a little Red Riding Hood where it ties it all in.
And it's kind of sick and demented.
But I mean, there you go.
There's a she-wolf right in the middle of the woods.
There you go, Dan.
Yeah.
Crazy stuff, man.
Yeah, it is.
Sorry, I'm just.
No, we're going to throw it in, man.
Me and Dan just spitting on everything.
Your favorite storybook before you went to bed back in the day, we just ripped that all apart.
Now we're.
You ever see that show?
Adam Ruins Everything?
Oh, yeah.
That's even, that's, man, that is crazy.
I hadn't thought about that in a long time.
Yeah, so Dan and Brian ruin everything.
Yeah, I know.
I'm just tearing it all down.
One storybook at a time.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was a good picture.
Yeah, and this guy was supposed to be Satan Valentine.
It has nothing at all to do with it and it's garbage.
And there's a good depiction right there where bloody wolf sheep, sorry, bloody wolves' skins all over them and just walk running around hitting girls with these.
That's stupid.
You know, that's how stupid Satan is.
I mean, it's just play don't retard it.
It's the best way I could come up with to even do that.
I couldn't even imagine a sight of that.
I think I like I said, I get my shotgun.
It's not, you know, I'm putting people if I see that crap, man.
You know, that's a good depiction of it.
It's just, it's creepy.
Phallic Symbols and Myths00:15:39
It really is.
And Lord knows if they still do this today.
You think they still do these things today?
What's that?
Run with goats or what?
Yeah.
Well, I said goat yoga.
That's one, I think they're kind of keeping it still in tradition in a small scale.
Let's pray they don't.
Let's pray that this stuff never even comes back on the face of the earth.
But it's just sick that we can actually talk about it and there's documentation.
That's what's bizarre in itself, that we're literally just showing you.
It's not nothing that we just made up.
We're spitting out facts and showing it.
That's what's driving me crazy, too.
So if anybody's ever, if you've never seen any of this information, try to really chew on it for a while and literally comprehend it because it's a lot of overload.
And first thing first, though, get to the scriptures, read the Bible, understand the scriptures, and then go back and reference this video when you get a basic understanding of biblical doctrine instead of jumping on because this stuff can be very, this is why we call it spiritual warfare.
All this stuff, this content that we're throwing out tonight can be very, well, heartbreaking.
There you go.
Heartbreaking.
And but yeah, just be in prayer and just walk the walk before you start talking with she-wolves out in the woods and trying to run around and playing with goat yoga and all this nonsense.
I mean, literally turn away from all this wickedness.
It's all tied to what we're talking about tonight.
And these traditions of men ritualistic standpoint.
It's all tied to a pagan ritual origins from pagan origins standpoint.
And like I said, too, we could get into, you know, and there's not much with Valentine.
He was just a priest that disobeyed the emperor.
You know, the emperor said, no, we don't want men marrying because of the military issue there.
So he disobeyed the emperor and he married people anyway.
And he went against the rules and ended up executing him for it.
Then later on, the Catholic Church used him, unfortunately, used him to somehow Christianize this bullcrap.
I don't know how they tied that.
They had nothing at all to do with lupricalia or any of those holidays.
I don't know how they tied that.
They just tied that in.
It makes no sense at all.
So they just use that to Christianize this disgustness.
Not just to hide it from the public.
Oh, we're just going to sugarcoat it.
We're going to paint it over.
And, you know, this way we still can support it and people think it's okay.
And at the same time, think we're people of God.
You know, it's insane.
And people out there that defend the Catholic Church, I mean, you guys know your history, guys.
It's crazy.
So going back to the source, we talked about Cupid too.
Let me get to the slides, which we're going to get to the slides.
So anyway, like I was saying, real quick here, if you look at Thanksgiving, New Year's, I don't know how Dexgiving ties into it.
I don't know why I put that.
But New Year's Eve, Christmas, Christmas Eve, Easter, Communion, Worship of Mary, you know, Lent, Trinity.
I don't know why I put, yeah, I just grabbed this slide because it has a lot of holidays.
Halloween, Valentine's Day.
And I don't agree with the title Lord because when they talked about Bao as a lowercase L, they don't talk about Jesus as a capital L.
So anyway, I just got the slide because it points out the holidays, right?
Sunday worship, too, right?
So it all goes back to Nimrod, plain and simple.
Nimrod, also known as Osiris, also known as Gilgamesh, and many other names.
And back to the Tower of Babel.
That's where it goes back.
So real depicted, and this is the Egyptian version of them.
So Nimrod is obviously the father of Horus and Samaramis, the mother of Timmuz.
I'm sorry, yeah, Tammuz is Horace.
So just try not to confuse you all.
So Samaramis, basically, she got pregnant with Nimrod.
Nimrod grew up and all the girls desired him.
He was a very good-looking man, very big stature, and everything else.
He became a Gibberine.
So, of course, all the women lusted after him.
So when he got a little older and all that stuff, his mother started lusting after her own son.
So they had sexual relations and they ended up getting married.
Wow.
And you know what's so wild, Dan?
Yep.
Cleopatra, go look it up.
She married two of her sons.
Oh, wow.
Boom.
Think about it.
The comparisons and the similarities are very tied closely here, what you're speaking of, right?
Oh, wow.
Straight up.
See how it's all similar?
It's pretty.
Yeah.
It's very daunting, really, man.
There's really nothing else to say.
Yeah.
I mean, it's pretty bizarre right here.
Sorry, I didn't mean to wrap out there because she says she's the resurrected Isis.
Yeah.
You feel me?
So there's a correlation.
It's sick.
It's very sick.
Yeah, throw it right in any time, brother.
You know, if you've got something.
And so, you know, Tammuz was born.
And we're going to do a whole show on these guys one day.
But at first, this with the occultists and New Ages believed that Tammuz, known as Horace, was an immaculate conception, born from a virgin, Sam Ram.
Not even true, not even close.
He impregnated his wife-mother, and he was killed right about that time.
She claimed to, when I guess his body, the story says when his body was chopped up and thrown into the Nile, she recovered all his body parts, put them together except for his penis.
And that's where the phallic symbol comes up.
If you see the Washington Monument, the St. Peter's Basilica, we did a whole show on these things.
Those are called phallic symbols.
Those are literally Nimrod's golden penis, erect penis.
That's what they are.
When you go right in your own town, I mean, the capital of your city, every capital has got one.
His big obelisk, it's a long pointy thing.
That symbolizes Nimrod's penis.
Literally, that's what it is.
It's a phallic symbol.
It's a sexual symbol.
And if you look at when we did that show, we showed it, right?
You got France, you got Vatican, right here in the United States, Washington, D.C., right?
You got the Washington Monument, and you got the Capitol building, right?
Which is the dome building.
In France, you got the similar things.
And then also in the Vatican, you got the dome building, which was where the Pope comes out to speak to people, right?
He faces the obelisk.
United States president comes out to speak to the people during the inauguration.
He's facing the obelisk, right?
And both it's a dome building and the phallic symbol.
It represents Nimrod impregnated his wife and birthing.
And it's all aligned with the sun because when the sun comes up, right?
And it goes right over perfectly alignment and all three cities, right?
So it represents Nimrod's golden penis impregnated Sam Ramis with the belly.
And the son, the sun god Horus, which I believe the Egyptians did, is Tammuz.
But they believe it was the Immaculate Conception because she said, you know, she recovered all his body parts except for his penis.
And she created the phallic symbol and got pregnant off his dead body.
She was already pregnant ahead of time.
So she told the people that just to stay in power because her son was the ruler of Babylon, which is also Sumerian and many other regions too.
The ancient Sumerians and all that.
You could go back to all those, all those ancient regions.
He ruled all of it.
And to stay in power, she claimed this.
And she claimed that Tammuz was a reincarnation of his father.
So that's her son-I don't know.
Yeah, it's a Nimrod's son-brother, if that makes any sense.
You know, it's disgusting.
So again, Nimrod, Samuramus, and Tammuz, known also famously as Osiris, Isis, and Horus.
It's the same people.
It's the same pantheon of gods.
And again, Samuramus, Nimrod, well, fake gods, I'm sorry.
Samuramus, Nimrod, and Tammuz.
And by the way, Tammuz was said, there's a Tammuz Nimrod said to be born on December 25th.
We did a show on that.
We didn't want to confuse you with this one here.
So we'll leave that at that.
So here's other names for Nimrod.
So, yeah, Aries, I'm going to go through them all, but Hermes, some of the popular ones.
Poseidon, Zeus, Mars, Cupid, which we're going to get to in a minute.
Mercury, Pluto, and it goes on.
Tammuz, no, this one's Tommuz's son, which is supposed to be him resurrected, but Osiris.
So basically, I'm going back real quick here.
And these are biblical characters, right?
Now, Tammuz, right?
His son.
He wasn't crucified, regardless of what these dumb videos out there say.
He was killed by a wild boar because he wanted to be a mighty hunter.
He tried to imitate his father.
He wanted to step in his father's shoes to be a mighty hunter of the land and rule.
So he actually got killed hunting.
And that's where the ham comes in.
You know, that's when you have ham on Christmas and Easter.
That's what it represents.
It's an honor of Tammuz.
That's where the ham comes in.
And, you know, again, it's an unclean animal if you study the Bible.
Yeah, so that's all it comes from.
You know what I mean?
And so, yeah, and if you look at the origins and mystery of Babylon, and in Egypt, you know, like again, there's the names in the different cultures.
You know, Isis, yeah, you know, the she-wolf, whatever.
She was called Isis.
Ishtar, Ezel, Cybel, Aphrodite.
We just talked about her, right?
The Aphrodite, you know, Androgynous version of her.
There's Venus, Rhea, Astroth, and we can go on with the different cultures.
So to say, to really break this down so it makes sense here, right?
So you got the pantheon of gods and goddesses, right?
And from different cultures.
It has different names and everything else, but they all have the same similarities, right?
So what happened here, right?
When Babylon was in rule, right?
Everybody stayed together.
You had the Sumerian nation and all that stuff.
They all stayed together because they feared of God flooding the earth again.
That's why they tried to build a tower to heaven, not only to take over heaven, but also in case God flooded the earth again.
So they all stayed together because God said, be fruitful and multiply, go out and multiply.
They didn't listen to God.
Then Nimrod, he started becoming a tyrant, a real bad person, and he kept everybody together and he ruled over them with tyranny, literally.
And so they were disobeying God.
So that's when God confined their language.
He got sick of it.
So the angels come down, destroyed the tower, confined their language, send everybody out to be fruitful and multiply and go.
That's why he split different people with different languages and all that.
So basically, the same people, they went all through the lands, different cultures, right?
Different languages, and they established their cultures and they had the same stories.
And all these Eastern religions out there, the hundreds of Eastern religions, they're all the same religion.
Nothing more than splinters from Babylon.
That's all they are.
But of course, they have a different name because it's a different language.
That's all.
So there's no pantheon in gods.
It goes back to the same people.
That's what they are to save confusion with this.
And so these traditions that came from Babylon, they kept the same traditions with a little variance to them.
So that's why when Rome did this Lupakalia and all that stuff, they took the same traditions that they did in Babylon and added their little twist to it.
You see where it's going here?
So that's why people are so confused nowadays.
And that's why we do these shows to try to educate people because we're trying to explain to you that it's not confusing as you think it is.
Because Satan is the author of confusion.
That's why he does this.
When people look into this and like, oh man, I don't even want to look.
It's too much to media to even bother with because it's so much, you know?
But when you do look into it and everything starts making sense, then you learn there's actually only one God.
And that's the beauty of it in the Heavenly Father, you know?
So that's where the beauty of it.
And all these so-called imitators of Jesus is all actually the same person, Timmuz, which he has no similarities with all Jesus at all.
Zero.
So Tammuz was killed by a wild boar.
He didn't have 12 disciples.
He didn't cure anybody or raise anybody from the dead.
He never resurrected anybody from the dead.
You know what I mean?
So that's what these New Ages and Gnostics people try to do that.
What it is is try to defame Jesus.
That's all it's about.
So back to the Valentine's Day stuff here.
So in Genesis, again, 10, 9, he became a fearless hunter in defiance of Yahweh.
That is why it said that, like Nimrod, a fearless hunter in defiance of Yahweh.
So since he was, this is where Cupid came from.
Because he was a mighty hunter.
And I think it's Pleiades and Orion.
I think it is the mighty hunter, right?
The star constellation?
So you see it in the Starfinders, you'll see a person with an arrow, a bow and arrow.
That's him.
Because when Nimrod died, they believed that he went to rule the underworld.
When you look up in the sky, you know, the star constellations, the Pleiades, Orion, they believe that's him.
And yeah, you know, in the underworld up there.
So it's dimensional, by the way.
So anyway, so Cupid, everywhere he went, the women lusted after this guy.
And he always carried a bow and arrow.
So that's where the idea of Cupid came from.
Shot through your heart and you're to blame.
Nimrod, you give love a bad name.
By Jovie.
So but yeah, yeah, that's where that comes from.
So of course over the years and the different customs, especially a Roman, Greek, Greece, they made it look good, you know, to turn Nimrod to this disgusting person into this beautiful person of love, flying around about, diddy did, shooting arrows into people to make them fall in love.
There's nothing about that.
All it is is the disguise, a masquerade of what Nimrod was doing.
That's all it was.
And, you know, you always get these depictions of Cupid.
And as a son of Venus, which Venus is also Samaramis, he is often depicted as a mischievous winged child whose arrows pierce the hearts of the victims, causing them to fall in love.
And what that is, the truth of that is, it's like Nimrod growing up.
Yeah, he always had a bow and arrow and all that stuff.
He always into that stuff.
But the thing is, he was such an attractive man, even as a young child, that people, you know, women were like, wow.
Like, you know what I mean?
That's how he made people fall in love with him.
So that's what it is, you know?
And like I said, Valentine's Day is also the Greek god Pian, which is also Nimrod.
Aphrodite is who?
Samaramis.
And same thing, they sacrificed to goat-shaped demons from Levikus.
You know what I mean?
That's what they did.
You know what I mean?
So, yeah, it's crazy, man.
And again, you're going through the slides here.
So Valentine's Day magic, right?
It's a lupucalia, an ancient Roman festival observed the 13th through the 15th is celebrated with health, fertility, love, and sex.
And it was later replaced by the Christian, well, scratched out Catholic holiday, you know?
And that's what's what it's all about, you know, this whole holiday.
And where did Valentine's Day come from?
Valentine's Day Magic00:15:18
Again, bullet points here.
There are many traditions about this origin.
The most authentic seems to be the one from the Encyclopritanica, which we actually read.
It's related to a Roman pagan festival in that god Lupakalia, which is Nimrod.
So it was celebrated on the 15th of February to honor the goddess Juno.
And here in America, they celebrate on the 14th.
And the names of the girls were placed in the urine.
And men would draw the names out of the urine to select a random woman.
And she would then become their date for the remaining of the festival.
So the whole festival, basically, they all get together and you take a name.
It wasn't for the.
I'm sorry, I said it earlier.
They take the name, and for the whole festival, that was your date.
So you just randomly hooked up with people who had sex with them for the festival.
Sounds like much today, the things they have today, you know?
So the Romans played out of the right of the Roman roulette.
And yeah, we just got into that stuff here.
So, yeah, it's, and the Bible says in Jeremiah 10, 2, thus says the Lord, learn.
You know, I know it's talk about the Christmas tree, whatever kids, but in general, in general, the Lord says, learn not the way of the heathen.
What are the heathens?
It's pagans.
Don't learn, you know, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven, for the heathen are dismayed at them.
So it's a don't learn the ways of the heathen.
I don't know what part that these churches don't understand.
But because they've been Christianized or painted with a Christian coat of paint or stamped of Christianity, it doesn't make it good.
It's still the same evil.
You're just disguising it a different way, you know?
That's like, you know, you're showing the pictures of like Pan, right?
And it looks just like Krampus, Krampus that is in Australia or Austria, excuse me.
I always say that.
Krampus looks just like the pictures you're showing there, the goat-like creature.
Same concept, same thing.
The Balfamet.
Krampus is tied to so-called Santa Claus.
It's all tied, man.
And you know, one other thing, too, Dan, this will get you really going.
I just looked this up.
Do you know where the heart shape, the box of candy?
You mentioned Cupid and all that, and the great hunter, mighty men of old, Nimrod narrative, and all that.
Get this.
Some speculate that the shape, the origins of it are ancient, right?
It obviously has to do with love because that's signified as the heart.
But it's also mentioned a shape of an ivy leaf or modeled after, get this, a silhouette of a bird.
So there you go, Dan.
Like Semiramis, the wings.
Yeah.
The Isis narrative, all that stuff back in ancient Egypt.
Or a woman's curve.
So here you go.
Silhouette of a bird and the woman's curve.
So there you go.
There's all that tied in with all the stuff with Semiramis, Cleopatra.
I mean, Mike drop here on Spiritual Warfare Friday.
There you go, Dan.
Think about it.
Crazy.
And then obviously, you know, talking about the, you know, symbolized love and romance, which I referred to, but that's where supposedly the origins of that resonated from.
The silhouette of a bird, man.
And the obviously the curves of a woman.
It reminded me of Semiramis and what we've been talking about for the last little bit.
Crazy stuff, Dan.
You can't make that up, man.
That's where erotica came from.
I forgot what erotica means in the ancient, that's where it comes from, ancient Rome and all that.
The word erotica.
And now you see that in when, you know, when you go to stores and they have like a, you know, a section says for adults only, and it says erotica and all that.
And so, yeah, it's all pornography stuff.
You know what I mean?
And so all that comes from now.
That's where it all comes from.
And it's crazy.
And I did have actually a slide on Valentine.
Yeah.
So many historians, however, seem to trace Valentine's Day to an ancient Roman festival called Lupucalia.
This was held on February 15th to honor the Fairness, Fawns, I'm sorry, the so-called God Fawns, the God of Animal Left, Hunting Herodin.
What does that sound like?
That's Nimrod.
The patron of husbandry and the guardian of the secret lore of nature.
After Christianity spread, some think its pagan festivals eventually became Valentine's Day.
But right in here, no, after Catholicism spread, because keep in mind Catholicism is not Christianity.
It's anti-Christ-false counterfeit Christianity.
100% true.
Because when Constantine created Christianity, I mean, I'm sorry, Catholicism, he called it Christianity, which was not.
You know, it's his counterfeit version.
And he made orders and decrees.
Nope, you're not doing the Sabbath and Moon no more.
You have to do it on a Sunday because I say so.
You're not going to do this and all that stuff.
They change the times and times, like the book of Daniel says.
And they create their own version of Christianity.
And again, in today's world, they lump Christianity and Catholics together.
And that's why the people are confused.
So this is how we're discussing the Catholic churches.
They literally got this guy, Satan Valentine, right?
They really literally got his skull in Rome in a display.
And they got dead bodies and old popes and so-called saints and everything.
They put the bodies right in there and you can look at them.
They're in cases.
Isn't that necromancy?
Yeah, 100%, Dan.
And they lay them out for purification in the sun, and they prayed before them.
Literally, that's what they do.
And Deuteronomy chapter 18 says, you're not to be found among you, people who do necromancy and all this stuff.
This is witchery, guys.
And they call it like, oh, this is holy.
Wow.
Yeah, and you wow, Dan.
Yeah, it is.
Wow.
You know, you spoke in that slide there with the Faunus, the Fana, excuse me.
Yeah, I said it right.
Fanon.
Faunus.
Faunus.
The Faunus is also reminds me, well, it's what we're speaking about, a goat deity, right?
A goat of pain.
So it did interesting was the movie Narnia, the Chronicles of Narnia, right?
And he was a prankster.
So that, remember how they would go through the closet and they would open up another realm, like another world, and they go into the land of Narnia.
And, you know, there's all these pranks.
I think the Faunus had this thing about being like kind of a trickster, right?
But still, still very kind and gentle, but had a prankster mentality or a lying mentality, right?
But you know, no joke, did you know that they celebrate in ancient, well, excuse me, in ancient Rome, they celebrated the Faunus during the Fanaunal Festival on December the 5th.
And this was the time for feasting, drinking, dancing in the courtside.
And it was honor of God and ensure his blessings for the coming year.
And they was known, this Faunus was also known for prophetic abilities.
And so it would grant visions and speak to those who venture into the sacred forest, right?
So once again, what is going on, Dan?
And you have all these tie-ins with these, you know, ventures, the forestry.
You know, I was mentioning a little Red Riding Hood, even though it's just a story, going out into the forest, all that good stuff.
And what you're speaking about, man, it's some very – we're throwing some – we're throwing some heat tonight, man.
Yeah.
This is like Grand Slams Spiritual Warfare Friday, what it's all about.
So I just wanted to throw it out there, Dan, when you said the Faunus, isn't that crazy?
December the 5th, man, in ancient Rome.
Isn't that crazy, bro?
Yeah, and all these deities all have the same similarities.
You can't make this stuff up, man.
And real quick, too, these are the bodies that literally got popes and all kinds of people.
They call saints.
These are real dead bodies.
They got them in eartight cases at the Vatican.
And this is one of the old dead popes.
They lay him out in the sun for so-called purification.
And there's a Pope kissing his hands, his ring, a dead body.
If people can't see something wrong with this, you got something loose.
Must be where that kiss by the rose goes.
You know, they're wearing red.
You know what I mean?
That's a little fun humor there.
Sorry about that.
Look at that.
It's straight up sick.
Yeah, it's really sick.
Preserve bodies of Catholic saints.
Instead of burying them, whatever.
This is disgusting.
You're not supposed to worship the dead.
Nope.
There you go.
There you go.
And Deuteronomy 18 says, verse 10, there shall not be fung among you anyone that makes his son and daughter pass through the fire or use divinization or observe times or enchanter or a witch or a charmer or a consult of familiar spirits or a wizard or a necromancer.
That's necromancy, guys.
To the core.
Look at them.
All these bishops and all that gathering around to kiss the ring of this dead pope.
Where do you think that all come from?
Where does everybody think that stuff comes from, man?
Like all these traditions and everything and worshiping men in this, you know, trying to honor them in this way.
And where does all this necromancer come from?
From angelic principalities, right?
We're talking about fallen angel knowledge.
And this whole Vatican setup, let's just face it, we're living.
That's a snake stand.
That's a serpentine snake's den up in there.
There's nothing else to say.
Yeah, no one looks just like a snake.
Yeah.
No wonder they're kissing rings.
You know, no wonder they're wearing, no wonder they're putting everybody out there in a glass box, right?
Yeah.
It's upside down, upside down world.
Upside down world.
All roads lead to Rome.
They ain't kidding.
And it's not a good thing.
I mean, like, it's crazy.
And like I say in the Vatican, there, there's that little needle in the middle.
They literally, this is where this came from.
This literally came from the sands of Egypt.
They dug this up.
They literally had a horse drawn all the way to where the Vatican is now, St. Peter's Basilica.
Then they cleverly just put a cross on top.
And mind you, miraculously, there's a star fort underneath the facility.
So just rental that one, folks.
Don't worry about Tartarian technology.
Don't worry about how that miraculously just, you know, was the base of the Vatican.
Don't worry about that.
Don't worry about it.
It's all just, that's all figurative.
That's a little sarcasm there for tonight.
And so if you want to know what love is, guys, and you don't need a holiday to do that.
But this is Matthew chapter 22 says at best 36 through 40 says, Master, which is great commandment in the law.
This apostle said, which is the greatest commandment of the law.
Jesus said to him, Thou shalt love thy God with all your heart and all your soul and with all your mind.
Right?
That's the greatest commandment.
And also, this is the first great commandment I give you.
And the second is likened unto you that says, these are the two great commandments that Jesus made, right?
To love your God, talk about the Father with all your heart and soul, right?
And all your mind.
And the second greatest commandment says, is to unlike, it's like the first one, but thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.
And on these two commandments hang all the law of the prophets.
So basically saying, for you people out there, these replace the Ten Commandments.
Now he's saying these hang the laws of the prophets.
They're summarized in two commandments.
Love your God.
Excuse me.
Love your God with all your heart and love your neighbor.
Love your enemy and love everybody.
That's what Jesus did.
That's the definition of love.
You know, you're not, you know, love is not some girl giving it up to you.
You know what I mean?
Or some, you know, you want to get with this guy, a girl, to have sex.
That's not love.
You know, and this is love.
To love everybody, even your enemy.
If you want to show true love, if you love your enemy and all that, that's what true love is.
Yeah, because Jesus when the people passed him and everything else and crucified him, and he wasn't mad at them.
He could have easily got off that cross and had angels come down and just whip these people out.
He told what he's saying about the people that were the very people that were killing him.
He says, Father, forgive them because for they know not what they do.
He loved him too.
You know what I mean?
And I think one of the people that was responsible for crucifying Jesus, he ended up converting to Jesus, you know what I mean?
And to believe in Jesus and all that stuff.
So it's just amazing stuff.
And that's what the definition of love is, man.
You know, and there's tons of Bible verses on what love is.
And, yeah.
And yeah, let all your things be done with charity.
And it's love.
He let those not knowing God.
Yeah, so John 1:4, 1 John 4:8 says, The person that doesn't love doesn't know God, for God is love.
You know what I mean?
You could go on all with these, you know, tons of verses on here.
We've got questions and answer shows coming up in 20 minutes.
But if you want to throw any Bible verses either up there too.
And Jesus said, when I talk about his two great commandments, if you love me, keep my commandments.
Because the commandments are about love.
And again, one more time we have to emphasize because dispensationalism is out there.
There's two great commandments does not replace or abolish the Ten Commandments.
Just want to point that out because Jesus says, and you know, specifically telling us end time saints to keep the commandments of God and the faith in him.
You know what I mean?
So, yeah, I'm done with my part here.
So I just wanted to get this information out, guys.
What you do from here, if you want to go out on December, February 14th, whatever, it's none of my business.
You know what I mean?
And do what you want.
But this is the problem here.
And what you're doing is that you're not, and you're sure people say, well, I'm not going around whipping people with bloody thongs and wearing all this stuff.
No, you're not.
You're not doing it.
But you are, it's called, in the cult world, it's called mock sacrifice.
It's mock partaking in this.
You're not physically, like in Halloween, right?
You're not walking, there's no dead bodies walking around, right?
But you're physically, it's called a mock sacrifice for children.
That's why originally, before they had the soup here and all that, kids always used to dress as goblins, ghouls, and ghosts and all that because it's a mock sacrifice of them dying.
And it gives seething energies to the demons.
So, and people think it's all innocent and all that stuff.
It looks innocent, but it's not because the spiritual applications, the spiritual ramifications, you taking part of these things, you are feeding into these demonic creatures, these devils.
Whether you know it or not or dick or not and whatever.
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Oh, God knows my heart.
Doesn't matter if God knows your heart.
You're still feeding into these demonic enemies.
So God can know your heart all you want because it's wicked.
My heart's wicked.
Brian's heart's wicked.
Rick in the chat room, Bill's Jessica's all hearts are wicked.
That's what the Bible says.
So the thing is, you should ask yourself, do I know God's heart?
Because if you know God's heart, you should know Don Well, you shouldn't be partaking in these things.
You know what I mean?
And that's all I have to say about that.
Yeah, amen.
Yeah, walk the walk with Jesus.
Watch out for chupacabras.
Watch out for all kinds of UFO.
And phenomena, I'm just kidding.
Well, yeah, watch out for all that too.
But when I'm getting at Nephilim creatures that go, what do they call it?
You're talking about goblins, ghouls, and all that, but what they go bump in the night, you know, the type of things that just darkness and all that stuff in the forestry.
Stay away from all kinds of narratives.
Watch out for, well, I was going to say something that'll probably get us kicked off here.
But anyways, just keep your head on straight and keep your head on a swivel and walk with Christ and not be walking with the chupacabras and the heart-shaped boxes.
And, you know, how many roses can I get?
And how many roses can I, you know, give.
I think it's all, we've pretty much slammed this one home, Dan.
This is like burning it all down, you know, tore up the movie genre.
I wasn't, you know, I said some movie references.
I think I'll just like, I think we just spit in the devil's face, man.
Just spread all over, like a, you know, like just death and destruction, my friends.
It's stuff that's been presented tonight.
It's very concerning that these were things that had been done from ancient times and throughout the historical stance of our human nature, you know, these traditions of man and these organizations and let's just say, well,
so-called religious establishments have proposed that this and deemed it that it's okay to participate in these nonsensical narratives where it makes everybody want to believe that you can, you know, shout to the rooftops, Jesus is king, and shout to the rooftop, God knows my heart, but you're participating in demonic possession and demon ideology, and you're, you know, you're rubbing shoulders with the Legion and you're not rubbing shoulders with Jesus.
And, you know, come that's what Hence comes to the conclusion.
We've been hoodwinked.
And what a, what a good presentation tonight.
I really enjoyed this one.
Me too.
And we just throwing out, man, we just throwing out them grand slams, man.
It was just popping off every which way, man.
So speaking of O'Rion, I don't know, man.
O'Rion ain't got nothing on us tonight, man.
Just throw those Cupid arrows back in the opposite direction.
We spit in Nimrod's face and said, bring it on, Gilberine.
Yeah.
You know, so there you go, Dan.
Yeah, now, Gilberine, guys, is see a Nephim could have, it could be known as a Gilberine, but a Gilberine cannot be known as a Nephim because Nephims come from the fallen angels.
And, you know, they breathe with the women to create the Nephilim.
But Gilberine is a similar to a Nephilim, but not from that bloodline.
You know what I mean?
So Nimrod obviously wasn't born from a fallen angel or anything like that.
He came from the bloodline, right from Noah, you know, Noah's bloodline.
You know what I mean?
So he became a Gilberine.
You know what I mean?
So basically, him becoming evil and he became large stature and all that stuff.
We'll have to explain that some other time because the time we got the other show coming up in 15 minutes.
So Jessica Augusto said, Dan, true, but I love roses and candies.
And ladies out there, we're not saying at all.
I'm not saying for your husbands not to get you candies and roses.
In fact, they should.
You know what I mean?
There's nothing wrong with that.
It's nothing wrong for a guy to go out and say, hey, I'm going to get my girlfriend candies and roses.
We're just saying, just, you know, don't participate in these rituals.
So tomorrow, yeah, tomorrow, go get your wife candies and roses.
By all means, take her out to dinner this weekend.
You know, Saturday night.
Take her out to dinner.
You know, go get her some candy and roses.
Hey, we're going out to dinner tonight.
Get a babysitter, whatever the case, take her out, go have fun.
You know what I mean?
And so we're not saying not to do this stuff.
I'm just saying these holidays, you shouldn't have to wait till holiday to do this.
You know, that's all I'm trying to say.
You know what I mean?
And again, we're not saying candies and roses are evil at all.
We're not at all saying that.
You know what I mean?
There's nothing wrong with getting your wife that.
Not at all.
And again, we got questions and answers bonus show coming up.
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So you want to close out with anything, brother?
Real quick, just want to throw us out here.
If you had a P.O. box, Dan, I think it would be inundated with like 10, 20, 30,000 roses, man.
People would be scoffing and be like, hey, what's that P.O. box?
We'll get Brother Dan.
You know, man, I'm just kidding around.
People that scoff at us tonight and probably think that we're quacks.
They probably, if you had a P.O. box, bro, they'd be jamming it full of chocolates and candies and roses.
But that's just a little fun sarcasm there.
But I'm not, you know, you know how there's people out there that really get upset over the stuff that we spoke about tonight.
But hey, like Dan said, there's nothing wrong with getting roses and candy.
But folks, listen, there's always other days out of the year.
You can get candy and roses all day.
You can get, you know, gentlemen, you can get candy and roses to your lady all throughout the year.
Like, you know, whatever, June, whatever.
You can get candy, whatever.
There's all kinds of, they make candy year-round.
They make rope.
There's roses grow all over this God's green earth, right?
And they're, you know, don't get upset when you, if the, if there's any gentleman out here watching this program tonight and you decide not to participate in 14th of February because me and Dan was blessed enough to present this material.
Don't blame us.
We pray that your gentleman, your husband, will give you roses and candy sometime other than that, you know, other time of the year.
So we pray for that.
And like I said at the beginning of the program, Esther Jades, go check out the pain cream and then help with the sleep aid because some of the stuff that we brought tonight might give you some nightmares.
So a little fun humor, but yeah, Dan, this has been a blast.
I've really enjoyed this one.
Really enjoyed this one.
So we're going to close out and I apologize because we forgot to pray.
We're supposed to do that every show because it's important.
So because it gives us a spiritual covering and everything else.
So anyway, it's better late than never, right?
So we're going to lead out with a prayer and we'll see you guys in like 10 minutes up on the Rumble channel.
We'll put the links up there in a minute.
So if you all want to join us in prayer here.
So Yeshua Messiah Jesus, we come before you and please forgive us all individually, each of us, for the sins and trespasses that we may have committed today.
And Lord, we ask you to bless us, all of us, to protect us all from the forces of evil and let this information resonate and sink into our hearts and our minds that we may be equipped with the armor of God that we're supposed to put on and to know the wiles of the devil.
And Lord, we thank you so much for supplying that for us.
Thank you for just going to the cross for us.
And Heavenly Father, we thank you for everything.
And we praise you and just love you with all our hearts and our souls.
And just we ask you to just protect us all, protect this broadcast, and just give us a Holy Spirit to help disseminate this information and your truth and only your truth to us and everybody here listening.
And we ask you in your mighty name, amen.
Amen.
All right, guys.
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