Bryan Calcott

Questionable, but yeah, some of it.

The Old Testament was written by multiple people.

In fact, the Old Testament wasn't even written by Moses.

In fact, there's a lot of assumptions that we assume Moses wrote it, but he actually refers to himself as the most humble person in the world, which is kind of weird if you're a humble guy to refer to yourself.

So it's pretty obvious he didn't write it.

So the common understanding is probably not the correct one.

Where's that understanding?

Archaeological record.

OK, so we know that we've dug up.

I don't know if you know this, but you can actually dig up.

They've dug up.

a lot of synagogues, and we've dug them up, and under the floor they have found synagogues that have the zodiac on them, which alludes to polytheistic worship, I would assume.

But these synagogues were actually, there's a time biblically where the so-called Jew that we talk about was actually taken over, and it's biblically, you can point to it in 2 Kings, it actually talks about they were taken over by

a race of these polytheistic people that claim to be Jews but were not.

And it actually shows it.

And those are the ones that took over all the regions.

And it says that they worshipped God, Yahweh, but they secretly worshipped their gods.

It actually says that in the Bible.

So this is my understanding of the Bible.

So there's so much like wrong I would not agree with.