Justin Doc Brown

Holy crap.

Okay.

So in that story, it says that Shem and Japheth refused the rebellion and that they take a garment and place it on their backs, walk backwards, and cover their father's nakedness.

So when you go to the original languages, it doesn't say a garment.

It has a definite article assigned to it.

So it says they took the garment, walked backwards, covered their father's nakedness.

So it even makes perfect sense theologically.

He's trying to rebel.

He's trying to take over the power position.

So then they symbolically take the crown, refuse the rebellion, and place it back upon their father.

So it's just mind-blowing.

That is nuts.

And like I said, I've been called a heretic and a false teacher, all this kind of stuff.

But, man, I'm just like...

I'm just reading all the historical accounts and books and putting the pieces together.

And yeah, it's not what you've typically been told, but it makes a lot more sense.

Yeah, I'd say, I've been asked that too.

Where does the trail end there?

And we don't know, so it's all speculative.

But once you, it's like the blue Honda.