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Fruit Does Not Always Grow on Trees
Read more: Fruit Does Not Always Grow on TreesWe hear the word fruit in the story of Eden, and most of us immediately picture something hanging from a branch. An apple. A fig.…
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What if the Forbidden Fruit was a Child?
Read more: What if the Forbidden Fruit was a Child?Most of us were handed the same picture of Eden: a naked couple, a talking snake and a shiny red apple. There is only one…
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Social Media Strikes & Telegram
Read more: Social Media Strikes & TelegramI’ve gotten several strikes, & am close to being banned on TikTok & YouTube for speaking about the research in my book “The Strong Delusion.”…
investigations
What if the forbidden fruit was never fruit at all.
What if all that talk about seeds, fruit, and lineage in Eden is pointing to people, not plants?
This investigation starts in the Garden, but it doesn’t stay there. We’ll follow the clues through scripture, history, bloodlines, and the records that came much later, asking whether something that began in Eden has been hiding in plain sight ever since.
From the Garden to the files.….follow the rabbit trail.
What the Father actually asked for.
Across prophets, apocryphal writings, and the words attributed to the Messiah, a startling theme keeps resurfacing: mercy was desired, not blood. This investigation traces the tension between sacrifice and the character of the true Father.
Following the identities behind the titles.
Names in Scripture are rarely just names. This investigation looks at the identities, titles, and divine names woven through the biblical record, and asks whether later traditions may have merged figures that were never originally the same.
Who was the Messiah really warning us about?
What if one of the most important prophetic warnings has been hiding in plain sight? This investigation reexamines the identity, role, and timing of the false prophet through a lens that challenges the standard end-times framework.
Tracing the reign erased from our timeline.
What if the Kingdom was not only promised, but already came? This investigation explores the possibility that the Millennial Kingdom belongs to our past, and that traces of it may still survive in history, architecture, legend, and forgotten chronology.
What happens next?
If the Kingdom is behind us, where does that leave us now? This investigation looks at the closing sequence of Revelation, the “little season,” and the unsettling possibility that the final countdown may have begun long before we realized it.
