Justin Doc Brown

That famous story of Joseph.

Once again, the wording is just like the one with Nimrod.

Do you ever look at your bank account and feel like you're getting hit with fees for no reason?

It says that Israel, that Jacob was the child of his old age.

It specifically says it.

The child of his old age whom he loved exceedingly.

And he gave him a coat of many colors.

And when you go to Ezekiel 28, that's the condemnation to the king of Tyre.

But the language changes and it's talking to Satan, the spirit behind the king.

He says, every precious stone was your covering.

Barrel onyx, topaz, jasper onyx, you know, and all this stuff.

Gold was your inlays, and they were perfect today.

You were created, and you were beautiful in all your ways until iniquity was found in you.

Well, that's another Polaroid picture of the priestly ephod with the 12 stones.

That would definitely be, you know, many-colored garment, you know.

So I think that's what they're talking about there, and I think it's painting Satan before the fall, you know,

priest he has on the ephod hmm and then if there's any doubt just a verse or two down it eliminates all doubt it says that he also had a sanctuary and that he profaned his sanctuary hmm and so I think the garments were

This ephod.

And it was the coverings of the nakash.

And at the fall, he was stripped of his position, kicked out.