Chapter 1: What is the connection between Esau and Bigfoot?
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Chapter 2: Was Esau a Nephilim according to ancient texts?
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Chapter 3: How do ancient texts like Jasher and Enoch differ from the Bible?
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Chapter 5: What hidden meanings are found in the Book of Genesis?
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Chapter 6: How does the birthright story of Esau and Jacob unfold?
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Chapter 7: What significance do the garments have in Esau's story?
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Chapter 8: How do different civilizations reinterpret ancient events?
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okay guys justin doc brown here today with uh his book the epic of esau we're going to talk about esau aka bigfoot right yeah biblical bigfoot biblical bigfoot man yeah people know him as bigfoot but uh how did the esau name come about well uh honestly
grew up Christian, you know, majority of my life and heard the story of Esau from the book of Genesis many times, but just, uh, one day, man, it just hit me different. I was reading it, you know, for those that's not familiar, it says, uh, the first one came out red, covered in hair from head to toe, like a hairy cloak. I was like, man, that sounds pretty squatchy to me.
And growing up, uh, they would just explain that away as, uh, symbolism or poetic language.
Oh, he just had a good beard, you know, or he's like your uncle takes his shirt off and got that hairy back underneath his shirt, you know, but no, man, if you take the story and just let it say what it says, he was covered in hair from head to toe, so much so that in the book of Genesis, his twin brother, to fool their blind father,
kills a goat and wraps it around him like a blanket to fool his blind father. So, you know, this wasn't poetic language. He was literally that hairy. Wow. So he was a Nephilim is what they call him. Yeah, I believe so. Wow. A lot of people don't interpret it that way, right? Right. It's not the typical, you know, Christian perspective on it or how it's been taught. But me, I just...
I'm that Christian that some people call a heretic. But it's just I want truth, man. I read the text and I let the text say what it says and leave my preconceived notions and stuff like that out the door. And I just try to seek it out, man. I don't try to dance around it and twist it into this bow that fits my interpretation. Where I came to.
And you're reading texts that, some of them predate the Bible, right? These ancient texts? Well, some of these are all around that same time. You have a bunch of apocryphal books like Enoch and Jasher, Jubilees, all those stories that didn't make it into the quote-unquote canon. But I read those, and I tell people, and I try to stay away from the Nag Hammadi texts.
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