Bryan Calcott

And so this has been the battle.

So when you're looking at the old gods like Enki and all them, they were real.

They were real.

They were pre-flood.

And that's why all their temples are all destroyed.

Also show water damage because they were destroyed in a flood.

Hmm.

That's why they all have that.

Okay, so all of the archaeological support points to this.

Now, the reason why is because there is a narrative where these gods said, oh, I am the god of this, I'm the god of that, and I'm strong, and I've done this.

And you can read their archaeological things, right?

But if you just simply look at the biblical narrative...

of what these angels that were claiming to be gods were.

There is gods that taught men metallurgy.

There was angels that taught men metallurgy in the book of Enoch, and it describes all of this.

And you're like, oh, there's a god of war.

There's an angel of war.

And you're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a second.

Why is this old book of Enoch, which was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls, which is very, very valid and old,

Why is this eerily lining up with all the other gods that we see throughout history?