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I didn't grow up in church. I did live across the street from a Baptist Church. When I was younger an old neighbor lady invited my family to that church. My parents refused but did allow my sister's and I to go. It was a free baby sitter for a few hours a week. I have always been a bookworm. I was given a Bible and naturally did what bookworms do. I started reading. Come the next Sunday school I had questions. What's up with the Giants? I remember my Sunday school teacher blowing my question off. After a month or so I got to Revelation. That's when I became fascinated. I had so many questions in Sunday school and not once did I come close to getting an answer. Questions that have remained in the back of my mind since. When I first learned to read I cleared out the elementary school library within a year. By the time I was in 4th grade I began reading jr high books. Before I began going to church I was fascinated with Greek mythology. Now as an adult it's strange to see how so many of my childhood interests actually weave together. Making a long story short, I agree with most of what Rob Skiba and Michael Heiser say. It got me started on a journey that I'm hoping to bring some of the more open minded Poalr's with me. It's a journey of gods, Titans, giants, and Whites.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/sLbMPbczdFQX/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/AqxrWkHYrOfG/

I didn't grow up in church. I did live across the street from a Baptist Church. When I was younger an old neighbor lady invited my family to that church. My parents refused but did allow my sister's and I to go. It was a free baby sitter for a few hours a week. I have always been a bookworm. I was given a Bible and naturally did what bookworms do. I started reading. Come the next Sunday school I had questions. What's up with the Giants? I remember my Sunday school teacher blowing my question off. After a month or so I got to Revelation. That's when I became fascinated. I had so many questions in Sunday school and not once did I come close to getting an answer. Questions that have remained in the back of my mind since. When I first learned to read I cleared out the elementary school library within a year. By the time I was in 4th grade I began reading jr high books. Before I began going to church I was fascinated with Greek mythology. Now as an adult it's strange to see how so many of my childhood interests actually weave together. Making a long story short, I agree with most of what Rob Skiba and Michael Heiser say. It got me started on a journey that I'm hoping to bring some of the more open minded Poalr's with me. It's a journey of gods, Titans, giants, and Whites. https://www.bitchute.com/video/sLbMPbczdFQX/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/AqxrWkHYrOfG/

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> I have an issue in the second video. He goes full in on "Nazi's bad, they wanted to recreate the nephilim and they killed 6 million jews to open portals like Crowley to work with demonic spirits. They wanted to kill everyone and remake the Aryans as false angels."

This is one of the biggest things I disagree with him on. He doesn't make the connection that jews are the descendants of the nephilim/Canaanites. Another connection he didn't make is that the original sin was Eve being seduced by Satan. She got pregnant by both Adam and Satan. Cain is the blood of the serpent. For some the jewish brainwashing is too strong. Afterall they are god's chosen...their God.

Still though, he does an amazing job with the rest.