Transcript: 20250513-Christ_Fallen

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Says I'm her main squeeze. Lucifer the lightbearer, murder of Venus. Welcome back to Lady Babylon. This is Renaissance Portland. Oh god, people. I know sometimes I say it. I say it, but I got to say it now. This is going to be fantastic. This is going to be fantastic. Now what you are seeing is historically

Significant. It's historically significant people. Whoops. Get out of here. Sorry. That's a little bug. Fantastic. What you're saying is historically impactful. This is a Wow. Holy mackerel. I'm I'm giving you a preview. What am I giving you today, people? Hm. What am I giving you? Satanic congregation. We have a preview of Danny

Jones. Danny Jones coming out on YouTube. Thursday. Thursday. Fantastic. So, what this is going to be is just a just a little peep. You know what I mean? It's a show. It's a show, but it's a Today it's a

Peep. Oh god. Call down the lightning indeed. We're going to see the effects today. And you're going to see the invisible Ronin. Are you ready for this, people? I'm going to give you I get to give you a preview. It's just for you. It's just for you, satanic congregation. You know why? Cuz I was like, Danny, you got to let me show the peeps. You got to let me show the congregation. He's like, all right, you show your congregation. You show them. Oh, God.

You want it? Everybody wants this one right now. I'm going to be serious when I'm previewing this, right? I'm going to be serious. I want to take us, but I want you to have fun. People, listen. I want you to analyze what's going on here. Okay? We've been here together, satanic congregation. We've been here for a long time. You've gotten the equivalent of a master's degree. Do you understand, Ryan? Couple of years, right? Two to three years. We're at two and a half. That's a good time for a master's

Degree, right? Pretty soon I'm going be asking you all for, you know, your master's thesis. You know, I need this stuff written out. You know, wretch has got like a 600page one. Fantastic. I love that stage.

We on. Let's see people. Do we hear you? We see I thank you for telling me that we hit a meteor or something. That was fantastic. Right. Flew right too close to that star. Oh god. Right. Fantastic.

Let's go. What is he known for, people? He's not known for his tech, right? He's He's known for his content. Fantastic. Are we flying, Chewy? Thanks for keeping us flying. All right. Oh, god. Right. By the way, people, right, it's got to be changed. It can't be Oh, god. anymore. Right. It's too much. It's It's the BAC gets too high. Anyway, 320. I want to go to 320. I want to um you know what people, let me just give you the I want to give you some really good stuff here. I want

To give you Danny summarizes. No, let's not do that. Let's go. Oh, let's do 320.

People. I don't I really apologize or we have some kind of bug in our system today. Chewy's going to be working on where is 3PO when you need him. Let's go people. Are you ready? Let's get this underway. Ammon. Okay, here we go. I want you to listen to here at 3:20. Difference between biblical scholars and classical scholars. Um, they're very closely related and it depends which kind of biblical scholar you're talking. Hey, give me some feedback. Can everybody hear it? Let me know if you

Can't too. Mhm. Most biblical scholars work in a theological context in divinity schools in seminaries and they would be uh they would be more closely related to theologians than they'd be related to classicists.

Um my training was mainly in that kind of world uh where I the the theological world because my my uh even my master's degree and my PhD were at Princeton Theological Seminary which okay fantastic. So I want you to see who are we dealing with. Who is this gentleman? This gentleman is Bart Urban Doctor University North Carolina Chapel

Hill. Where is our fighter from today? He's from Chapel Hill. And let me tell you something, people. I knew of one dude from Chapel Hill who did board ofations and whatnot. He was outstanding um in their classics department. This gentleman is Bart Urban. You can see his training is in theology. Right now, his master was Bruce Matzer. Bruce Massacre was big in New Testament, right? Big big big. What did he do? Well,

Yeah. Manuscripts, right? Right.

Okay. Bruce Matzer had some training in classics. This gentleman, Bartman, does not. He is a cross appointment with the University of North Carolina, Department of Classics. So, I'm talking to you, Department of Classics, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. I'm talking to

You. Let's look at his performance, shall we? People, now satanic congregation, I want you to realize what we're seeing is the effect of that weapon, right? That text itself is devastating. It's devastating. Watch

What happens. The elegance of this hunt is so immaculate. Oh my god. Remember, it's only comparable to to um who is the guy? Ducttales Dan. It's only comparable to Ducktales Dan, right? He's faculty 2 somewhere, right? Oh my god. Watch this translation, right? That's what it all comes down to. People just throw a text to somebody and say, "Can you translate this bozo?" Ride and watch what happens in this interview. I can promise you if you tune in Thursday when it's there and after it comes out Thursday, I will do a knockdown drag out

Just complete analysis. I will bring my gloves and my lube. Do you understand? It's going to be good. But for now, I've been authorized by the great Danny Jones to give you just a preview. Let's see. Um,

Let's go to seven. Speaking of Danny Jones, let's do seven. Go to seven minutes. Boom. Oh, it's hard to see in here. Let's

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See. All right, there we go. Exactly what you were just talking about with Greek being everywhere in antiquity and there being no Hebrew Hebrew outside of like the Dead Sea Scrolls. Like all all the ancient texts were um all the ancient Hebrew texts were religious texts. However, Greek, you you have legal [\\h__\\h] you have uh medical stuff, you have all kinds of all kinds of stuff in Greek, poetry, comedy, everything. But then you have like the Dead Sea Scrolls come about and we just have the Dead Sea Scroll religious

Texts, right? And there's no other Hebrew you can find. There's no libraries with any Hebrew in them or or anything like that. So, fantastic. Right now, I'm going to play what he said, but you know, he's not really responding because there's not a question yet, right? Danny's still going. Listen. Listen to what Danny

Jones has become. This is He's taken his journalistic internal rock and now has sharpened that thing, right? He's got Look, this is fantastic. This is the best interview that I have seen from Danny, right? The best in my opinion, my humble opinion. A lot of you will say, "No, no, no. this was better or this was better, right? I

Mean, are compelling great things, but his journalistic flare, his analysis, he's somewhere between academia and and popular journalism now because he is hitting you with sources. This is fantastic. I love it, baby. I love it. Right, dude. Nice job. He he brings up through this interview he brings up pain and he starts discussing pain and I'm like dude dude right it's like a more like a lecture Danny you're trying are you trying to get a professor's job or something then basically true but it's not completely

True okay that's basically true right oh god there are inscriptions for example in Greek so he's going to go on with inscriptions oh god did I even want to continue at this point description would be, you know, things written out on stone that are not religious in Hebrew. Yes. Okay. And some of the some of the um there have been other discoveries of texts that are in Hebrew from there aren't very many of them, but like they'll find a cache of letters, for example, written in Hebrew. Oh my god,

Some letters. That's fantastic. No wonder

7,000 Nonfunctional people, right? The Hebrew language is nonfunctional at the time. That's what they're struggling with. And it's fantastic. Now, watch this. I want you to catch I want you to catch here. He's going to 11:30. He's going to bring up this concept and I want you to sit there and listen. Just Okay, analyze people. Like you find a flying saucer in the desert and you want to like reverse engineer it and make your own flying saucer. Hang on. Hang on. I need to go back early.

All right, let's see. I think eight from something less technical Hebrew to something way more technical ancient Greek. He says you translate down. You don't translate up. Right? So you don't you don't like if I was to the the analogy I think of that I try to uh explain when I talk about this is like you find a flying saucer in the desert and you want to like reverse engineer it and make your own flying saucer. When you try to reverse engineer that flying saucer, you're not going to make

Something better than that flying saucer. It's going to be something not as good. Well said, Danny. Well said. Beautifully said. Right. Gorgeous. Right. So, so that was his main argument with the translation of the Septuagent meaning like that's why he thought it was an original Greek and then it was translated into Hebrew after. But the argument of this is that the Greek that we read in the New Testament or the Old Testament is like coin a Greek. It's like a it's like a very unsophisticated Greek compared to like Homer and some of the ancient stuff. Yeah. Well, it's not

A very good argument. I don't know who I don't know who this is, but I mean he doesn't know who this is. Now people, I want you to sit there and realize this man works for the brothel. He very much knows who I am. And it becomes apparent throughout it, right? It's ridiculous. Don't hide. What has he got to hide behind? He's got to hide his reputation, right? This is what is on the line. He is a professor at a university. Are you ready to see what a biblical scholar can do?

It's a It's a very bad argument. You frequently have translations go both ways. Translated up, translated down. It's just an empirical fact. Notice the vagaries, right? He doesn't know what he's talking about. A classicist can hear it. And let me show you a concrete example here at 18 minutes in. Oh god, that's 27. Sorry. 18. There you go. Oh god. Um, we'll go a little bit early. Taking a grammatical construction that doesn't work in the language that you're translating it. Okay. A little bit before that, people. Just a little bit

Before that cuz I want you to hear the whole argument. Uh, there. Let me see. Right. And the Greek. Oh, a little bit more where the um the Greek embodies what are called Semiticisms. A smitus, the Greek of the Septuagen, right? And the Greek of the New Testament. Okay. A smiticism is when you're taking a grammatical construction that doesn't work in the language that you're translating it into. Wait a minute. A smiticism is when you take a grammatical structure in a language that doesn't translate to another. Right?

You're getting evidence of some kind. Wait, that's not a smitism. Semitic is like a language branch. So, I'm not quite sure what he why he's conf I think it's just a let's just say it's a verbal slip up, right? What he's talking about is there are things that look Seemitic in Greek. Let's see what his example is. Or is it normally you is not normally used in the language you're translating it

Into, but you keep the the grammatical construction of the original language for the sake of authenticity or because you don't know quite how to. And so just as an example, if in in Hebrew, if you want to say um the the Holy Spirit, okay, there's no way to say Holy Spirit in Hebrew. The phrase in Hebrew is the spirit of holiness.

The way you make a an adjectival attribution in Hebrew is not by using an adjective, but by putting together two nouns and saying of. So the spirit of holiness means the Holy Spirit. Okay people, do you see what he said? Do you see what he said? This is a smitic this is a smitic stamp on Greek. You can't use those

Adjectives in Hebrew, right? Why? I don't know. Maybe it's why they only have 7,000 words. Um because the language is not advanced. just like the just like the languages in Italy that are getting stomped. Same thing, right? They they're just not advanced, right? So he describes it. He says in Hebrew, you have to say of what he's trying to say is that's genotal. He's talking about possession. He's talking about the genative of the subject or subjective genative and an objective genative which they have in Greek and they use all the time. the way of righteousness. He says,

"You can't express this in Greek." In the genative, it's a Hebrew Semiticism. This man does not read much Greek. My own students, my own students know this. Anybody who's been through the intensive course knows this. Any classicist knows this. Would you like to, if you think I'm joking, people? Let's just do this.

Let's just do this. What I'm going to do is I'm going to bring you up here. No, no. I need the Yeah. I'm going to bring you up the just a simple word. Um the word that he's using the way, right? The way of righteousness. He's trying to prove to you this stuff is in Hebrew because of this, right? Because of this example, the way of righteousness. And he said this is a smiticism. Are you ready? It's a semiticism. So this can appears doesn't appear and he

Tells you very confidently it doesn't appear in Greek. Look people, let's just take the way the word for road or way hodos, right? Look at it. A course or channel. Oh no, there's the genative the way of the river. Oh my god. And it goes on and on and on. And why is it that I know this and this gentleman doesn't? You don't know the difference unless you have been taking ancient Greek. Yeah. Unless you've been taking it. And I've been taking it for 35 years. I learn every day from it. Right.

This gentleman is substandard. I'm going to show you where he mistransates Uripides. He's nervous. And when Danny gives him a text, he gives him a Greek text. He freaks out and he asks for an interlinear. He does what Bible studies people do. They are interlinear translators. They are not classical

Philologists. Right. Right. Somebody just put up a comment. Right. He actually put that one up again. Chewy. people from satanic congregations, you know, you know I can take care of you, right? There are so many times when this gentleman from North Carolina, Chapel Hill, baby, when he stands up there and he says exactly, he proves exactly what I am saying. It's absolutely spectacular. He was twisted inside and out. You can see the invisible Ronin, right? They can't read the Greek people. I've been telling you that, right? They can't. I'm

Going to show you. Where is the Where is the fatal punch? I want to hit I want to make sure and get this. Oh, big one. 126. Let's see if the 126 is Here we go, people. Now, remember, you see this on Danny Jones coming out tomorrow on YouTube.

No, Thursday. Thursday. Yeah. Come. Did I say tomorrow or the Oh, hang

126. Good. This This is Danny's thesis, bro. This is fantastic. Seriously. Seriously. He deserves to get some kind of degree. for all of this. Nicely done, Danny. Seriously. Right. And people, I don't compliment people uh just out of the out of the blue. Okay. This is impressive work. Let's go.

People are afraid of it's a it's it's frowned upon if you don't have support for it. If you just spout off some crazy theory, then yeah, you get fired. Well, I mean, in general, would you say in general though that people in scholar

They typically froze. Oh, I hear people start. Let me stop sharing and reshare

Them. H let's see what I can pull from the one on eggshells when it comes to discussing new thing new ideas or or talking outside the coloring outside the lines or anything like that like I never felt that way. I mean, I've been in academia since 19 I've been a professor since 1984, and I've never felt that I bound to say one thing or another, except if I say something that doesn't have any support for it as a historian, you know? So, like I just can't claim crazy things,

Right? And you know, I I you know, I just I can't claim that, you know, Constantine uh the emperor Constantine uh is uh Okay, so he goes on to make an example. I'm not sure why I set that um uh for you to see, but you look people, it causes problems within your work. There's certain things that you cannot say, and that's what he's trying to smooth over, right? There's certain things that you can't say. And as an active classical

Philologist, right, who's been create who's been turned into Ronin myself, right, who still performs the rights and the duties of the classical philologist and translator. Yeah. Yeah. He can refer to me. Let's see him translate. Let's Let's see. Now, North Carolina, I want you to pay attention. Right. Sons and daughters of North Carolina, this is what your teaching produces. Are you

Ready? Boom. Let's go. 50. See if it's

51. Well, first we'll go here. And this is the workup. So, could be you could have some drugs that are anointed, but this is just a word. It just means it just means being anointed. He doesn't. Nobody. We're talking about the Christ, right? He thinks drugs. Nobody thinks drugs. It's Look at him. Is it funny? Because nobody thinks drugs. Look, his entire academic peer group is going to be thrown into the same foolish poo pole, right? And so when this fell says it's all over the place, well, the word the word actually

Is not that common. and the word um wait a minute people what did we find out when we went to TLG thank you University of California system um what do we find out thousands how many how many thousands of Christs are there what was the oldest people it was in the home hymns wasn't it was in the home hymns oh you know who it was it was Aphrodite mighty and she was Christing her. What do you think she was Christing? Oh, baby. Do you know what I

Mean? Oh, God. And that's way old, right? That's way old. He says in this interview, he says Christ is a Jewish word. It is Messiah, a Jewish word, right? in the Hebrew, in the ancient Hebrew, of which we have none, right? Um, I'm here to set the record straight. All the classicists, right, in these joint appointments, all the classics people who are real classics people, right? Classical philologists, classics,

PhDs. Okay. See, I want you What's going on? This is a Greek word and you damn well know it. Those of you who've read Homer and He see it in the home hymns, you know the the epic fragments, you know, you know what Christing is. And it is always, always, always, always, always drug, right? It is not a letho. It is not what you do when he describes what you do. It is not that. It's a different word and it's way older. It's way older than the dead languages word that was brought and pasted over the Greek in the Septuagent. It's much older. I'm just

Telling you it's much older. Any classicist can confirm exactly that. Exactly that. Are you ready? Okay. It's gorgeous. People watch. He's going to mistransate. I'm going to end today with his mistransation. Here we go.

Word Christos is definitely not common. Okay, first of all, it's not Christos, which is what every seminarian, every theologian, every hack who's not classical philologist says. It doesn't start with a kappa. It starts with a he, please.

And it's called, they call him Christos just because in the Hebrew Bible, the king is called the Messiah. He's okay. Do you hear this? Do you hear the non-reason right? What wait in the Bible? And what's what's the original language of the Bible? Right? It's Hebrew. Wait. So this Greek word can't predate it. And he opens up and he says that he says there can't exist the Christing before the Septuagent. And in the same breath he proves that it is. It's Uripides. It's gorgeous people. I

Got here. You know what? Just take them here. Let me keep playing. I'm sorry. A little bit, Danny. Give me a little bit more liberty. He's the anointed one. And so when you read that in the Greek Bible, he's the Christos. He's the anointed one. It's got nothing to do with him taking drugs or something. What What um are you familiar with Uripides? Yes. I'm I read Uripides this morning for an hour. Oh, do can you see Nemesis now? Can you see Nemesis? Did you hear

The little bit of hubris? I read Uripides this morning for an hour. Well, you didn't read this Uripides and you don't read it right. Wow. Yeah. No, I mean my I love Uripides. So, are you familiar with Uripides on when when he talks about Theodra? Uh, yes. What is going on there? Wait, the Fedra, you said Fedra. Thera I thought it was I thought it was pronounced Theodra. Uh, I'm not sure which one you're talking about actually. So um so I was I thought that so one of the passages or one of the stories I

Just want you to appreciate one thing. You have two people here. One who can be honest about making a mistake or not knowing something right and one who can't. One whose reputation is on the line. Notice the professor is bound to always be right. Danny in pure humility knows okay maybe it's the wrong name but right and he moves forward that is honesty look at this honest man you're so sexy Danny Jones God isn't he true Danny Jones is sexy right it's intellectual look at him

I told you people I told you in Uripides about thera had talked all about this Christing and he said that it gave really good context to why why it is a drug term. I I wouldn't be able I I'd have to look at it because Steve, let's look at it. Can you pull Oh god. Yes, Steve. Let's look at it, Steve. Right. He throws it He throws it right to his chewy, right? It's lovely. Now, now remember, he just posted about having just read some Uripides, right? He just,

You know, what is he covering, right? Any classicist at this point knows the game, right? You're wrestling on a mat of professionals. Okay, you're going to throw Uripides out there. You better you better be able to do Uripides. Pull it up for us. We'll just cruise the internet. My latest passion is more the media and the Alcestus. And okay, look look what he's doing. My passion is more the this than this. He mentions two plays that he could possibly get caught in which means what? He's looking for high ground. He needs some sort of safe

Ground. This man doesn't read Uripides, right? This man doesn't read Uripides and he's about to get caught with his pants down. This is the problem of biblical scholarship. You are studying a very very very

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Very single independent document that you turn into some kind of isolated freak incident that has no relation to its surroundings. That's what monism forces you to do. And this guy is a part of the BART is a part of the Mon system. Oh, really? Yeah. So um

Uripit urities. So you just casually you just casually warm up your mind in the morning by reading. Every morning I get up for uh my first thing I do in the morning is always uh is to read Greek and I've been reading uripities lately. Yeah. Okay. Why does he look like a a deer in the headlights? Right. Because he knows, dude. He knows about these texts and he knows the difficulty. Okay? and he knows what he's about to step in. If Danny throws him some actual Greek up there, his

Reputation is on the line. His academic reputation is on the line. Do you understand? Yeah. Fantastic. And you read it in the Greek. Yeah. Oh, Fedra. Okay. There you go. Well, that story. Yeah. So, that's usual story. Yeah. Try that one. Okay. Okay. So, he finds, right? He finds it and he thinks, "Okay, here. I know this one right now." Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's it. That's the one I was thinking of. So, what is this story for people who don't know? Uh, well, uh, so it's

It's kind of this it's this weird story where she's in love with, um, her stepson, her stepson, and wants her stepson to sleep with her and and he, uh, he refuses to do it. And uh and it it gets all messed up because like the his father finds out and like you know it's one of these things where people are getting killing themselves and getting killed over this. Okay, that is word for word the exact answer you would get from an undergraduate in a myth course on an exam. Tell me about Fedra.

Right? That's what you get. And classicists are laughing, right? Because that's exactly the type of answer word for word, right? In an undergraduate myth course that betrays a lack of firsthand knowledge of the source. He has never handled Uripides Hippolitus. He hasn't

Or he would know that it brings up the Christing drug. But Danny isn't going to give it to him. This love thing with uh uh with Hippolitus and Okay. So, there's no drugs used in this story. Oh, there might be. I I don't I don't I haven't read the story for a while, so I don't that there's uh Steve, what can you find? Are you talking about his reference? If you just go to He's saying that Christ is used in the in the context here.

Um he must mean creo. He must mean anointing is right. Okay. Right. I must mean what? And then he refers to the verb. Okay. He's trying to throw everybody off and he's unstable. This is a move where his both of his feet are not planted. You have gotten him off balance, Danny, with just the text.

Yeah. How do you How do you spell that? See, no, just say anointing. Anoint or anoint. Yeah. Anointing. Something like that. Or ointment maybe. So, right. the standard answer, anointing Messiah, blah blah blah. And then doesn't he say something about lifting snakes and drinking death poisons about that? Okay, wait, Danny, wait. Now, if I was Danny's graduate advisor, I would tell him, "Okay, it was fine that you brought that up, but you should have waited. You had him on the line. He's he's now he's offbalance. He

Doesn't know what to do. All you've got to do is sweep his one foot that is holding his all of his weight. And you do that by pressing the You can bring up the death inducing drugs later if you want. The problem is when you do that to your opponent, when you when you first get them off balance and you're ready to induce a fall to throw them, right? If you you don't hit that singular point where they have balanced, you're gone. That's your target, right? And Aristo

Here is that point. He's got another great point, right? But it's like his dagger. It's like Danny just pulled out his dagger. He's going to knife him while he's off balance, right? Well, if you hit him with the knife, Danny, he may stagger back in. And he does that. He does exactly that. I'll let you guys watch it um Thursday when it comes out. Let's go to 51. And yeah, the sentence chewy people, this is the climax. Climax is at 51. Here we go. I'll go 5030. We'll

Start there. No, let's let's go 51. There we go. Every look what they have on the screen. This is Christos, right? Gives you in parenthesis the verb that it's from. So, he's saying at one point he says, "Wait a minute. This is the verb, right? Not it's and he couldn't think of what noun or adjective whatever he's trying to make it right for the not even knowing about the derivation of from right right it's amazing now watch to be rubbed on ointment now look at the end

Of the line you have the reference 516 and uripidities oh god are you ready he's going to have to translate this for the first time and people it makes him nervous to do this. At one point he calls, right? Not at this point, but he when they're doing the Bible, he calls for his interlinear translator, right? He loves it, right? Messiah. Um, if you go Uripides. Oh, wow. Look at that. Uripides is right there. So, click on Uripides. Click that. Uripides. Oh, there's Christos. Uh, whether

Ah. Oh, no. That's a case. Fedra. Yeah, there it is. Pedra. Yeah. Where it says uh Okay. Now people, they hid accidentally they hid the uh they hid the line behind the video. So I'm going to catch it this time. Oh, there's Christos. Uh whether Ah. Oh,

No. There it is. Okay. Look at the line that's just above the video. That's what he's looking at. Fra, right? And what does she say?

Aontoon, right? What kind of pharmicon is this? Which pharmicon is it? Theriston or the pon, right? The one that you Christ or the one that you drink? This is defining a Christ as a drug, right? And look, he translates it as a terrible as a terrible seminarian would translate it, people. He translates it like you would in English. You know how I'm translating to you backwards half the time, right? Depending on the author, right? Apocalypse does this wonderfully, right? Depending on the author. Um, remember the word order is irrelevant.

It is only part of the structure. That is the style that is being used by that particular author. It's stylistic. And when you translate from an English interlinear seminarian's perspective, you translate first word and then the second word. And that's exactly what he's about to show you. Right. Which one is it? A Christ or a

Drugrinkable? Right. He's right. He's g. And by the way, when it hits him, what's going on here? You can see it in his face. It's absolutely gorgeous. Now, that's a case. Fedra. Yeah, there it is. Pedra. Yeah. Where it says uh whether uh it is the uh the anointment or the uh Yeah. Or the uh drug drink. Drug. The drug

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Drink. Right. He's rating people. I'm telling you as an inexperienced seminarian right of now if you don't is the camera screwed up hush shiver me timbers okay um people classics departments particularly North Carolina people this is one of your own faculty members right they just read here how do we look we they just read am I big did we stop sharing Okay.

Um, you just had one of your associated faculty members there translate. And those of you, you don't have to be a tragedian, right? You don't have to, you don't have to be like Laura Mccclure and just focus on tragedy, right? You know what I mean? By the way, she did gorgeous work. Anyway,

Um, what is going on? This is one line. This is one line. You people in classics, I know you can translate this. I know you can see how he is wrong. And I know because I spent enough time in classics before I was roundly rejected for making people

Uncomfortable. I can tell you for a fact this man doesn't read any of these texts. His translation level is poor at best. Right. Um, for example, I would expect Brian, my student, I would expect him to be able to catch this, right? I would expect all boy to be able to catch this. Do you understand, Nancy?

Yep. Why is that? It's a phenomenon. Biblical scholars are terrible, people. Biblical scholars are terrible at the text because their Greek is awful. remember I had a bachelor's degree in classics, right? When I went to seminary at Dallas Theological Seminary and I was so disappointed in how bad the courses were when I first enrolled. I went to the president of the university, John

Walford. I sat at his desk and he said, "What seems to be the problem, Mr.

Look, your coursework is not up to snuff. And I came here on the basis of the work of people like Jay Vernon McGee. And I see that the standards of Greek here are just

There, right? What's going on? Well, I already had bachelors in in it, so I could see what was so off. Right. This is Bartman and his enterprise is locked into the brothel. if about what he is saying if he cannot translate to you simple Greek and you will see you will see tomorrow or Thursday when you see this whole thing you will I don't want to have too many spoilers in there but he's also going to look for a lace stace and he's going to tell you very proudly that it's

Just not in the book of Mark when he said that I thought oh god um you're a Bible scholar you should know what's in there, right? I'm a classical philologist. I should only know what's in there because I should know as much Greek literature as I can. Do you understand? Um, but it's pretty shameful, right? Now, what does he stand on the whole time? He stands on accolades. And that's why I bring up North Carolina, right? Chapel Hill. He was standing on his accolades. And you

Are his accolades. They are all he had. Remember people, what did the brothel bring us once before? They brought us a professor from Hifa who told us there's something called Jewish Greek. There is not. Any classicist can confirm that doesn't exist.

Now, we've got the same group trying to tell us, sell us a story that promotes a narrative that can be bought and sold for profit. Your greed stains your soul with a stench of ruin.

Satanic congregation, I want you to watch this video Thursday on YouTube when it comes out. If you want to, you know, watch it beforehand, go ahead. But Danny is throwing it to us Thursday. Okay. Thursday night or Yeah,

Thursday. I need to have a full review, but I need to do it with you. Maybe Friday morning. Friday morning. Maybe Saturday morning. One of the two. One of those two. I need you, satanic congregation, to watch this. And I need to watch what he says about me repeatedly. About me that he won't name. And you ask yourself, why does he pretend not to know who I am? People, can I just say one thing? I'm going to give you one goodie here at the end. All

Right. former Los Angeles district

Attorney is involved recordings. The him screaming

About ruining their business. Do you understand? It's why you have to have people who are in totally untrained, right? People are saying, "Look, you can do whatever you want. You can just make whatever assertion you want." No, no, no, no, no. A basketball player has to have basketball training, right? A guitar player has to play the guitar, has to have that training, right? Has to have that exposure. It's a skill, people. Classical philology is a skill. And the people who are trying to sell things to you with a false

Reality, this bravalry, right, is a deception just to take your money. The problem is it's a deception that commits fraud against the muse. And that's why it has to be exposed. You just saw for the first time a biblical scholar

Fall. If you watch this video, you'll be able to pick out the weaknesses, the strengths, and satanic congregation. I want to use this is training. I want you to use it as if there is an invisible an invisible

Classicalologist sitting maybe on Danny's lap, maybe inside Danny's pocket. Maybe maybe inside Danny. You know what I mean? Wouldn't that be cool? All you Pythagoreans with your reincarnation. That brilliant. It's brilliant stuff. I got to give it to you, right? You probably love that. Oh god. I'd like to thank him for his

Possession. Oh, people wanted to know about that DA. No, it's just a recording Neil played for me of a district attorney in Los Angeles, former who's wrapped up in their business. Um, pissed off that what I was saying could undercut what they were selling. Right? These people sell, buy and sell for each other. You're watching rivalry going on.

That's why you'll sense the tone of the distinguished professor, right? You'll sense the tone. This is exactly why professors are not free to speak. Right? Dr. Bartman has stepped in it. Right? You classicists out there who want to check them, just do a TLG search of just do it. Trust me. Pick up all the references, look at that line in Uripides, right? And see the structure of it, right? Those of you who understand the language and have been working with it, you classical philologists, look at it, right? And understand what's going on here.

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Christ is a drug. Christing is a drug process. It is not a name. It has never been a name. It never will be a name. You guys are you guys are screwed. These texts are coming out people. Do you see how deep this is struck? Right.

He was a

Champion. Christ has fallen. Thank you for coming. Hail Satan.

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Wait. Don't leave. Don't leave. I want comments, people. Well, don't leave. Don't leave. No. No. Stop. Stop. Right. Stop right there. Oh god, did I rescue people? I rescued 464 souls. Couple of people. No, couple more jumped out. Don't leave. Don't leave. I want some comments, people. Right. Um, what are your impressions? What are your impressions? Okay. Um, please put them out there. I would like some feedback. What did you think about What did you think about today's uh

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Dojo? Saved by Almond. Yes. Fantastic. Fantastic. Though I walk through the valley, right? You don't have to fear any evil almonds here. Right. Ronan lives large in our day. Oh, that's a nice com. I like that. I like that.

A love that one. Right. Love that. Oh god. What is this? Helman, you bastard. Love you. Dojo madness. Oh, I love you too. I'm a big bastard, aren't I? Fantastic. Can No. What? Look, this is what you're getting. What else? Okay, that's not This is not for Vic. This is for Let's keep it dojo, right? If you're going to come in, like remember when Neil came approached with the with the um sevens, right? The abds, right?

Right. from the hypocratic corpus where it's shunted, right? Um, that is fair play because he's bringing up attacks there, right? It's fair there to say to knock him down and it's fair to knock down uh uh Bart here as well, you know, because that's, you know, he's asking for it, right? He's he's out there on the mat like any professional people. Um, like I got a potential invitation to a university, right? When I when you when you go there, you you're putting yourself on the mat, baby, international

Conferences and stuff like that. Professional dude. So that I respect. That I respect. I don't respect pictures of dunce, you know, and oh, he's a dunce. Oh god, you're so right. You're so whatever. Just keep running your brothel

Rises comments. Let's see. The truth never changes. Fantastic. Fantastic. Right. Physics. I guess that person's Yeah. Uh, no. You should just start. Omnia was interested in money, right? You should just start crashing interviews. Can I do that? Can I Wait, what was that about? Amuse somebody. He was so good until he abused the sacred muse. See what happens people? It's a tragic story and it makes you want to say what is the hubris that causes you to to um betray the muse? I mean, think about

It for a minute. How could you? It's like, dude, don't you realize that? Get all your material obviously. You know what I mean? Check your inspiration. What's wrong with the the gauge there? Your inspiration gauge is low. What's going on? The muse

Abides. Look at the effects we've had. We just took out the largest. Okay. All right. We took out a right biblical scholar who's inex granted was inexperienced in Greek, right? And you

Know, it's fantastic. So, it it's it's really kind of sad people to watch it. I'm I'm sad, but I'm not because of all the laughter I used to have with other classes talking about how bad biblical scholars are with Greek. Hey, I'm damn straight. Look at him. He into it bragging. Oh, I read Uripides. And then he got shown some Uripides and he's like, oh, oh, wait a minute. And he tried to translate it, mistransated it.

Oh, I have to do some work on this. You're damn straight. You have to. You know how many times Christing appears just in the first century? Oh my god. Right. Right. And by the way, by the way, Julian

Julius was second century to third, right? He's completely contemporary. And don't make fun of him just cuz he was a grimarian saying the same thing I am. Isn't that ridiculous? It makes you look people. Oh my god. Are people fed up with the fraud? Are people fed up with the fraud? Yes. Yes, they are. Right. They want the reality. And if Christ is a drug, they they want to know it, people. And I'm glad to bring it to you. Could it mean he is a medicine like metaphor? Right. He is that's a great question. Right. It it

Means he is the one who

Has received the drug. Right. When Media is spoken about asa, right? She's the Christ. Why? Because she put the drug on herself. Right. Excellent. Love it. People, you love this stuff, right? Right. Drug drink.

You classicists, right? You people at Cha North Carolina, Chapel Hill, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, I know John Riddle. John Riddle did an excellent job writing about ancient abortions and all sorts of drugs. I know that you people know this guy is a

Shame because he is misrepresenting the Greek itself. Just like every theologian in every seminary, can this world possibly exist where one person could point out so many people being wrong? Watch them draft off of it. People, watch them draft. As soon as the classics get it and start running with it, put people put in put in the compounds in the TLG search. You classical philologist talking to you people at Harvard, why don't you get your asses off the off the yacht and go and do a search in the TLG for all the compounds of Christ.

Now, if you're a classical, you know what I'm talking about. You have epicing, you have in Christing, you have paracing, antichristing, katiching. It's all over the place. Check those out. When you find baby, they're all those

Medicines. They're all those

Drugs. Then you understand in Revelation why Jau Su is all like, "Hey, I'm God. Go get your drugs and put them in your eyes." Thank you for coming today, people. Thank you for coming. And oh, Chewy has a You want me to

Wait? Yeah. Yeah. Right. And by the way, people, what are legitimate sources? Right. Listen to what you just did. You think scientists, chemists talk about legitimate chemicals? You You think astronomers talk about legitimate star clusters? What the What the hell? This is science, baby. Hell, Satan.

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Cracking leather whips rain with your magic. Hail Satan spells of Lucifer. Hail Satan captain of the wheel. Hail Satan the lake of fire is clear. Sing the muse. Rain magic

Death. Darkest dreams come true. This is for you. Gohead soup. It's magic. You can have a ball. Giant rock. Devil in a tight dress. Whiplash. Do Androids dream of electric sheep. Mr. Sand man with the hot purple anointing cream. It knocks him out. The drugs weigh a ton. Snow blonde do your makeup. Girl, be my private dancer. Hakate says I'm her main squeeze. Lucifer the lightbearer. Word Leav.