Demon Erasers

So that's the reason why I don't think that it's intellectually honest, because the belief is that, oh, we've believed in one true God and little Jehovah for 5,000 years.

And even if Stichen and some of their interpretations doesn't turn out to be exactly accurate, I cannot grant that.

To me, it still doesn't negate the fact that the archaeological record to me is very, very clear that the Jewish religion was completely and totally different from the Babylonian version.

And that when you even go back and you start to read the second, there's a group of the Old Testament called the Second Book of Prophets, and it's literally...

is solely the prophets when they were coming back from Babylon and dealing with that internal conflict in the Jewish religion.

What about Yahweh's girlfriend then?

You know, there is no girlfriend that I've been aware of.

It's very clear in the archaeological record when they found Jewish homes, synagogues, things of that nature.

And even before it was Jehovah, when it was Yahweh, I forget the name of, you know, they called it like Yahweh's mistress.

But very, very, very common before 587 B.C.

to find the little female figurine next to Yahweh.

And the understanding is that it was Yahweh's.

But he was— Whoa, so you said he was a real god.

So you definitely don't have a traditional— Well, no.

So you believe in Enki?

So then I guess my question is,

There's the Jewish version of the Garden of Eden.

Distortion.

Yeah.

Potentially, yeah.