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Mortal, Hybrid or God? CTDW Episode 17

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Nimrod - His name occupies even less than a chapter in the Bible. Yet, his infamy perplexes us to this day. This man-god(?) set the basis for all pagan religion in the world, today. The embroilment of his family dysfunction plays out over and over like a twisted work of theater that the evil Watchers like to rehash an untold amount of times with humanity.

But, one must ask themself, "What did Nimrod do (to himself?) to gain such infamy and notoriety?" Was his ruthless prowess and title as first emperor enough to earn him his seat in the hall of inFAMEy? Did he transcend the human condition and become a hybrid? Or, did he do something far more sinister and twisted than even these things? Find out on this episode of The Christian Theological Dark Web!


08:30 - Current Events Update/Catching Up

13:20 - What we're reading

22:45 - Did Nimrod become a Nephilim?

25:15 - Previous Episode info

28:45 - How the Septuagint came to be / Argument 1 for Nimrod to being a Nephilim

34:30 - Argument 2 for Nimrod being a Nephilim

41:00 - Why would a Whole Empire be Personified in the Nimrodian Account?

47:00 - "MYSTERY"

52:00 - The Letter "X"

01:16:00 - Alchemy

01:19:30 - Priest's Having All Knowledge

01:22:00 - 2/3 god, 1/3 man?

01:32:45 - Unholy Trinity of Nimrod


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