Gary Wayne David Carrico 6th Day Man And Pre-Adamite Race #genesis
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Jul 1, 2025
In this video Gary Wayne and David Carrico discuss the possibility of a Pre-Adamite Race and different humans created on the 6th day. Over 75% of our viewers are not subscribed so please take the time now to click on the link below in the description and subscribe, hit the like button and notification Bell. Also, if you love awesome Christian podcasts like By Their Fruits, and The Remnant Report, as well as awesome documentaries and audiobooks. Then click on the link at the very bottom of the description or the pinned comment at the top of the comment section and check out and follow Kingdom Productions Network on Spotify.... @remnantreport8418 https://open.spotify.com/show/3OWFhe286MfYhwnZeML0FN?si=qJxqAlomSWG4uYf4LKFSjw
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time for you all to wake up and shift your Paradigm this world is the kingdom
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of darkness and we are living in its last days it won't be long before the day of the
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Lord will come like a thief in the night the heavens shall pass away with a great noise and the elements will melt with
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fervent Heat and the Earth and everything therein shall be burnt up
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the luciferian elite have been setting up the New World Order and now they've
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established the globalist Beast system for the rise of that Wicked one and revealing of the man of sin who comes
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after the workings of Satan don't take my word for it read the Bible
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and you'll know that perilous times shall come in the last days
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and we are in the last days
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[Music] director Gary Wayne Gary welcome to
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Babylon baskets well so so happy to be here and do an interview with you David you know you're a legend in in this
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industry and uh I'm just so happy to be here and uh and do a show do a show with
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you I gear I'm a legend in my own mind there's no doubt about that I'm a legend
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in my own mind and you know like I said we're just a little bit tired we've
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John old John Pounders has worked us pretty hard he's a slave driver and I
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just feel like asking you what's on your heart what's your take away from all this just
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why did the Lord put it on your heart yes that's a good question such a sense of
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unification and unification of spirit that was going on particularly at the
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end of the conference and you know all the different types of conversations and things are just kind of really brought
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together and so to witness that and just just
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raises your spirit and you know gives you hope that you know there's a real Awakening that maybe is going to
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actually start beginning in Evansville is what was discussed so I mean I found that absolutely heartwarming and it was
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very proud and fortunate and humbled to be part of so I'm not sure I was worthy
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enough to be in that room with the rest of those such terrific Christians but
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I you know I just um overwhelmed by it all I just really am
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overwhelmed humbled by it and I don't think there are very many conferences
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that had as much information as went out I mean it was information overload
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because between you and Rob and it was just an amazing amount of
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information but I believe it turned out to be more than just an informational
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seminar and Conference that there was a real challenging to all of us as
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children of God to come together to see those
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loftier goals that God looks at that he wants his people to unify around and
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there's just that sense and I get the I get the distinct feeling
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when I waited is that I'm in way over my pay grade and I really do but
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I know that only with the Lord's help that we can do anything the Lord won't call us to do anything that he will not
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Empower us to do enable us to accomplish I'm just so thankful I'm so thankful to
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get to know you I really am I uh I've been challenged by your work and I
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really appreciate it and I guess I would start by asking you
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um one of the things that we agree
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in a in an area where I have taught this for 20 years well I don't know if 20
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years I've taught it for a long time I'm not going to say 20 years I'm not sure it's been a long time a lot of years
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and I have taught what I've called 60 men where Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis
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chapter 2 are not One Creation event but two and I found great encouragement when I read
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your book that you might have got hit on the head with the same Rock I did and I
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have not found another believer in these many years that's believed
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Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter two or two creation events and I would just like to hear from you how you came
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to be persuaded to that well I think with everything that I do in my Approach in
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the approach that I have um in in my book is is I try critical
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questions and I try and make uh good secondary critical questions
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thereafter and I try and make sense of things so that it makes sense to me and
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I I firmly believe in the word of God and I firmly believe in the Bible and I do not believe the Bible is in
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contradiction so if there's something I don't understand what I generally do is I dig deeper into the Bible and I tend
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to always find 100 of the time that there isn't really a contradiction particularly if you just let
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the words flow read it as as it is written and not try and go in with a
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preconceived idea that you might have been taught for and that's why I call myself a contrarian I like to verify for
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myself and um continue to expand what my learning is
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um on the Bible and and whatever else I'm trying to do so when I read
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chapter one in chapter two I was having a lot of difficulty in reconciling the two stories as being the
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same story because they seem to be similar but different
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and I also believe in a concept that what the Bible does so I'm careful to love it before I start to go down this
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road is that whether it's the four gospels for example when we're talking about Jesus is they have different
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stories right to a certain degree but they're all telling the same story but they're not in Conflict even though each
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of them may have some other aspects that aren't in the other ones and it just sort of expands on what happened and
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that's what the Bible does in a lot of cases it keeps revisiting and adding and giving you more information so I try to
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apply that one before I go and say well I can't reconcile the two and I didn't find that that seemed to be the case
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because it didn't make sense from adding more information you know it's not like
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when you first read and what were you know two of every kind is taken and then we find one except for clean animals or
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seven pairs of each kind are taken or seven of each kind depending on how you want to interpret that that's not a
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contradiction that's an additional piece of information so the first thing that you know you read and you go to day
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three and that's when plants vegetation is created
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and then in day six of first humankind and in Genesis 2 in the Eden account
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you're talking about Adam being created before this vegetation that precedes talk about
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Adam being created right there's a different order there's a different order there's a different order that's kind of interesting and it's also
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enlightening in way that wording is done but it's different than Genesis 1. it's
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the same creation account what I liked about Genesis 2 was you know it talks in
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a very specific language that's one thing I really like about the Bible is it's very accurate and particular and
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discriminates with the type of words that it's used because it isn't in error
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and when it talks about the vegetation the two types of vegetation that's talking about is is the shrub of the
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field and the grass of the the other phasing correctly and that these weren't
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created yet um and when Adam was created and then it
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talks about these streams that would come up and flow through them because there was no rain yet because of the bud
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hadn't taken place yet yeah yeah okay well this is obviously talking to me about an agrarian society
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right so we're talking about uh farmers and we're talking about planting uh
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things like wheat and food crops and Orchards and things like that organize
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and in fact later on there it brings Adam back to be the farmer right yeah
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and they are vegetarians right they're vegetarians from the adamic line at least through Seth all the way through
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to NOAA and Only After the flood is Noah and thus The Descendants from Noah
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permitted to eat meat after that right okay so they're vegetarian agrarians and
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then I look at the description of the people described in day six and there's no talk about this organized
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farming with this vegetation that's in a different order and men are created later but it's like it's just they're
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growing it's growing wild right it's not organized so this is by being hunters
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and gatherers yeah and I know there's some uh push and pull back on did they
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hunt meat based on how it's where do you go a little bit further in in terms of how the food is provided but if you go
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back and look at when the Bible was written that they didn't have these verse numbers everything was together yeah and then looked at and this is for
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food for you and you have the vegetation and the Animals yeah you could look at that and say they are hunters and
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gatherers yeah and the adamites were agrarians and that's why I call them the agrarians of Genesis in my book because
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they started uh this civilization of agrarians and that's where Kane learned
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that and then exported it too which is all kind of problematic in the Genesis account if we don't have
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two different Creations but I'm getting a little bit ahead of myself and then I had another problem with the creation of
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of of male and female they were created at the same time which is different than in the
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Eden account and mainly female created them for them yeah in multiples and told
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to um increase and multiply and spread out through the Earth and of course that's
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not what is done with Adam at the beginning right and we don't hear about that fruitful and multiply till later on
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in the endemic now one of the big problems I've always had and a lot of people have thought about this you know
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where did Cain get his wife and you know they'll say well he is the Lord he doesn't change and
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this is wrong bird Caney get his wife he had sex with his sister you know just just doesn't come out right yeah and
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the way the Lord set it up on the six day male and female created even he
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allowed the human race to procreate without incest yes and that allowed Cain also to marry a Six-Day woman if you
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will and that's what I I would call a sixth day man yes and I have begun to
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wonder if perhaps the Neanderthals were 16. well that's uh I've thought about
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that as well and it certainly is a possibility were they as evolved were they identical to us or were they not
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right and then one and I think there's a hidden history about neanderthals that
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hasn't been properly explored from when they existed what happened to them and
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were they they were located and then I believe they were located all around the world and I think we're starting to see
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some indications of that not just the ones that are in France which are the typical ones but I think if if all the
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information does come out I think they're going to find down the road if they release it that's a big if in a lot of cases that they were in a lot more
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regions than just um Europe so it could very possibly be or
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um maybe these there were also four races of the people of day six right and we don't know that as well and and again
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we don't know who the wives were that went on the ark and and maybe some of those wives were picked from the races
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of the people that were in day six as well some people think there was a little funky DNA yeah on the arc I won't
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mention any names yeah but um I had never considered this until we
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were having a Bible study one night and there was a good brother from over around it was all from Ohio County
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Kentucky and he put forth this proposition to me I said no no no no I
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can't be and he just kept coming back and his name was George Moore hi brother George if you're
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ever see this hey you're blame for my Trek cares you well know but
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the more I looked at it the more I could not deny and I think
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you're like me in this way that if you believe the Bible teaches something you'll go with that no matter who thinks
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what yeah exactly and if I look at it where's this wife of Cain come from
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and people say well it's a daughter of Adam and Eve when of course you have the incest issue as well that you had
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brought up but you read in Genesis 5 I think on the account of Adam
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and another accounting there's some very strange wording in there I'm not going to spend time on that right now but when
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we look at um when Seth was born that's 130 years later and then it says
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Adam and Eve had other daughters and uh Sons or Sons and Daughters just as it
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says that again with Seth after um enosh is born if I've got the order right here and so
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um it seems that that's a long time so I mean but we don't know at what point in time uh Kane left ever was uh you know
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forced to leave to go to nod um but when he goes to nod um does he go back and get or does he
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take at the same time it doesn't seem to say it seems like you have a wife that's in the nod area as opposed to going back
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and getting a wife that may not even be there and yet what's even more odd is he's building c's for who yeah Kane got
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him one of them six day women one of them six day nod women and cities with walls if you get into some of the uh
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other histories and that makes perfect sense yeah and pursue you listening to
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think that we might have been dropped on our head as a child just consider us but
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well I've I've heard my mom tell stories I'm so suspicious of that too but look
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at the order in Genesis chapter 1 the animals were created first and then man
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Genesis chapter 2 different orders absolutely the animals were created God
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brought them to Adam to name them to them Adam was already there different order and if you put
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Adam and Eve in chapter one you just have to wish them they're not absolutely and if you put the Garden of Eden in
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Genesis chapter one you have to wish it there and it's this same old thing you there's I said Jesus and exegesis yes
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and when you do exegesis you draw from the word of God and when you do I said Jesus you read into it and you've got to
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read it into to get it there it's not there yes exactly you just got to make it up out of whole cloth yeah and the
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arguments I I hear when it when this gets challenged is is that it goes back to really you know Doctrine being taught
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and it's arguing from a preconceived conclusion instead of saying what's there and then there's a tradition tradition yeah I think in Tradition
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um is caused by the deceitful heart that we all deceitful heart what did you write from the conference there it is
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that's over and over and over again yes we thought and I like I say I'm tired of
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repentant I'm tired of repenting the tradition and I still it's it's ongoing isn't it it's ongoing absolutely and
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the extent to which we have been traditionalized instead of christianized
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is mind-boggling yeah and when I came back to God I wanted to read for myself and I didn't want to hear what other
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people said and that's kind of just my nature but and so that's why these things sort of rung out with me as
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being different and I wanted to find a way to to resolve it in my own mind because I you know at that point I'm
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thinking okay now on faith I think this is the word of God and I'd like to think that it's not in contradiction it should
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be should not be from the word of God and then there's one other contradiction in there that really is kind of puzzling a
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small little detail but it said that in day six people that
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all the trees they could eat from but in the Eden account there's one that
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they're not permitted to eat from now maybe that's an addition and maybe it's not but again it just seems to be that's
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kind of not what it said back on day six so from the Tree of Good and Evil the Garden of Eden isn't even in chapter one
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and the garden is not and and again I mean I know I I had to read this over
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and over and over and over just to get um the tradition out of my head because
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I was reading it I didn't like that it wasn't making sense but I was saying okay but this is just a further story of
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day six and and I couldn't get there but my mind wouldn't let me let go of it
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until I started to make sense so I spent a lot of time on this just because it was driving me crazy so and and you know
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I'm I'm open to hearing the argument on how these can be dovetailed
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um but I think we should just let it read what it is and it starts to answer so many questions about prehistory if
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you just literally does and Genesis chapter 1 we have multiple men and women that were
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given a mandate to go under the Earth multiply and subdue it yes Genesis
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chapter 2 we have Adam and Eve that we're told to go to the garden and select yes two groups of people two
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different places two different mandas and then we look at how Eve is created well it's not created
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at the same time and not in plural but now from a rib and we're talking about an expansion of you know like DNA
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multiplication or however you want to do it I'm not a scientist though what I do know is is that is a totally unique
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individual made from of course for a specific reason to be our partner right
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yeah and that's not what day six is telling them that's not telling me that
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it's not that personal it's not that one source it's not for a specific sort of new man to call it that if if this is
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true a new man not in the polytheist Nazi understanding but the new man that
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is is brought in that is going to be the seed that is going to permit humankind
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to be raised above angels and then the other thing that I look at
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in terms of day six in the garden is is we don't know what the time frame is now
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between then and when Adam was brought on it could be hundreds of thousands of
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years it'd be a year we're not told we don't know when and that
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sort of frees us up that if we talk about the lineage of atom as being 6 000
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years okay fine it's six thousand years it doesn't mean anything more than that and time before that yeah now here
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oh I'm gonna feel frisky I'm going to read scripture oh my goodness roll out oh King Jimmy here and read a
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scripture all right now here's the conclusion I come to Genesis 6 and 1 and it came to pass when men began to
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multiply on the face of the earth when was that day six perfect language
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symmetry that's when men begin to multiply then just like it says the sons of God saw
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the daughters of men that they were fair and I believe just from what it says that when they
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were created on day six male and female that when those daughters
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were old enough that that was the first incursion yes of fallen angels and then
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I believe the second back up so you're saying a first incursion on day six yes
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right there because that's what it says it says when men begin to multiply that's when it happened
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and they begin to multiply on day six therefore I just simply believe that
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when those day six people when those daughters more fair game that that was the first
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affection of fallen angels and I believe that this was the rebellion of Lucifer
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okay and as we saw in Lucifer of course he was a breeder and it says that he shook
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the Nations and here again what nations you know and at the time of course it's
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past tense which ditched weaken the Nations yes well it certainly would answer a question on why the daughters
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of Cain in this case of that lineage and those other peoples would be
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predisposed to um being wives of uh of these Watchers
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because it would be part of the culture and part of the tradition and the ritual so yeah that would make some sense and I
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hadn't looked at that verse before you mentioned it in that sort of aspect but yeah I can see there's a connection
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there I think I wanna I'm gonna have to mull this one over this is the conclusion you see it's just like
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everything once you realize that Genesis chapter 1 and chapter 2 that there are
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two creation events instead of one everything you look at of course you got a new lens to look at it
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and then I believe there was that second incursion which was
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Ena chapter 6 and the days of Jared 200 come down and now that skiba fellows got
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me convinced that that was it that there was another incursion there wasn't another one after that and that's where
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I'm at it without it where I'm at with it right now and I have tweaked this you know I mean
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we're Star Trek in here because there's no book you can pull down to read about
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this stuff you just gotta kind of keep pecking at it and then you think you got it all and then or here's
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something else and I've been tweaking on this and studying it a long time and
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it's just marvelous the depth of God's word how how much we
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can know by just looking at scripture the answers to ancient civil it's just amazes me what God puts in these words
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and just to sort of add to what you're doing what you're saying um because there's another I said there's some odd
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language in Genesis 5 and this may throw a little bit more support to what you're
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saying as I think it's through so when you talk about the birth of Seth and he's born in the likeness of Adam
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right why would you say that why is there this pointing out that he
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had to look like Adam what's that all is it suggesting there's something different either about Cain or
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about the people of day six like why does the Bible and the writers feel it important to point that out he's the son
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of Adam and Eve he should be like Adam right that would follow us that would
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mean so it's a redundant the Bible doesn't work that way if
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something God doesn't mince words does it yeah there's something important to that and I'm not going down the serpent
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seed line from the the descendant of Cain I'm just saying there's something going on here that it was felt necessary
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to um say that about um Seth that he looked like his father
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Adam yeah and in the garden
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when Adam and Eve were in the garden the Genesis chapter 2 scenario
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the Bible tells people there and I always use my little flannagraph
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allergy that when I was told about the Garden of Eden those well-meaning lovely
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little ladies went under school didn't give me quite the whole picture yeah and uh we we had
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Adam and we had even the little snake in the tree and the animals but in Ezekiel
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28 it talks about the king of tires yes that was in the garden of edeness and uh
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I gotta believe that he was in the Garden of Eden and in Ezekiel 31 it
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talks about this sin that was in the Garden of Eden and it tells about the
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Judgment scenario or that he was driven out the same language used of Adam that
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they were driven and it talks about you can see there in Ezekiel 31 that there
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was a flood and it says that God restrainted it wasn't total devastation as with the Noah which tells us that all
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of six day men were not destroyed there were survivors from that flood and and
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it's my concept right now is I best that I can understand it that at the time I
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believe at the time that Adam and Eve fell that not only Adam but the Assyrian
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and the king of tire were driven now God brought a horrific judgment but not total and there were some six day men
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and they had over the land to nod a few six days chicks for being defined so going again
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just building on your um uh conclusions here if there was an
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occursion with the people of day six five Fallen Angels at that time in
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Genesis 6 is the second uh violation against creation and if we go with what
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it says in the flood narrative where it says that um other than the ones the people that
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are on the ark all other people in animals and vegetation he created was uh
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destroyed then you could make an argument based on that that a
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um not only the Nephilim of uh Genesis 6 were created by God and may somehow
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survive and people from day six and if that's the case that would be another possibility to the four races right and
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I think we talked about I mentioned earlier about possibly if that's the case that the four wives represented the
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uh wives on the ark you could also make the case that they could represent
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um Nephilim DNA that's because there's only three ways that the Nephilim can survive the flood right second incursion
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survive the flood or on the ark somehow some way right so there's always
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this lens just spreads a wide angle doesn't it yeah now I think it's either
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in the book of yasher and I can't remember right now off the top of my head um it does say that the wives did
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come from the line of of uh the daughters of Methuselah or somebody in that range I'd have to go back and
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double check but again that doesn't mean that they were pure right so just
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because it came from the line you can use the argument that everybody on the ark is pure and it's a pure start with
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just these sex right but we're only told and verify
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Through the Bible that only Noah his wife and the three sons are pure
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and the wives are still up for speculation and there's nothing in the Bible that talks about the wise so even
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if I use something that like yasher or Enoch I still can't 100 percent say that that would be the
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case one or the other with whatever the wise were pure hybrid DNA or from other
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racism no but it opens those possibilities I guess is where I'm going with that certainly does
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I want to ask you something now that we've been talking about here and as far
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as I know I honestly believe we're going to talk about something and present it to people that has never been presented
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and another thing that you and I share in common is our belief in the reality
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of a power of science there are many Christian apologists that say that The
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Priory didn't exist that it was just the creation of Pierre plantard that it
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cannot be documented outside of his testimony but I want to read something
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to you for morals and Dogma I'd like you to give their opinion and
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the priority of cyan was the secret society
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that supposedly created the Knights Templar and I want to read from Albert
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Pike morals and Dogma page 816 and another portion in 817 and I believe
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absolutely beyond a shadow of a doubt that Mr Pike is talking about the
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priority and I want to read this to you and you can comment now this is what Mr Pike said
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8 16 morals and Dogma there existed at that period in the East a sect of
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joanite Christians who claimed to be the only true initiates into the real
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Mysteries of the religion of the savior they pretended to know the real history
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of Jesus the anointed and adopting in part the Jewish traditions and tales of
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the talmud they held that the facts recounted in the evangels are about
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allegories he goes on to say the johannites ascribe to Saint John the
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foundation of their secret church and the grand pontus of the sect assumed the
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titles of Christos anointed or consecrated and claimed to have
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succeeded one another from Saint John by an uninterrupted succession of
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pontifical powers he who at the period of the foundation of the order of the
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temple claim these imaginary prerogatives was named theoclet he knew
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used the pans he initiated him into the Mysteries and hopes of his pretended
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church he seduced him by the notion of The Sovereign priesthood and supreme
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royalty what do you think brother Gary
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well that's the first time I've heard that uh you could if you'd like you and I know you read it
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earlier and you can take another look at it and you know I certainly wish and I and I I quote morals and dogmas in in my
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book is is you're aware uh I wish I had this in my book
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uh because it's just a super validation as to the groups that were shaping this
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organization so um yeah so um I missed that and I want to thank you for for pointing that out
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but let me just sort of expand on this a little bit so that our listeners have a little bit
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do you believe Mr Pike is talking about the priority there yeah that's that's the priority it is yeah I mean it's uh
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so yeah to me it's plain as day yeah and they introduce you to pan into the
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Mysteries but a certain type of mysteries and he's already into the Mysteries and the other significant
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fellow in the creation of the uh Knights Templar is as godrey de bouillon uh and
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Godfrey is is actually the extension of this bloodline that they believe in that they found these genealogies at the
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temple from the essenes and the Scrolls from the scenes that hid there at the time of the destruction of the temple as
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validation uh and proof of what they believed to be their bloodline but this
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was a group and Godfrey had met with a group of calabrian monks in about 1090
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and then the collaborian monks went to Jerusalem to prepare for Godfrey and
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Japan and the nine other ones that came there to do the work and sometime between 1090 and 1099 they took the name
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of the order of Scion as an alternative name to the order of
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the temple which was going to become the Templar organization and so this was made up of a group of of Mystic
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underground conclaves with that were hidden within the one Catholic church or
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The Universal Church of Christianity of that time uh as as moles and secret organizations and so you have the John
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height Brothers which is a significant one it's also that were kind of a mix of the nazarenes which is kind of the same
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type of sect coming out of the same time at the time of Simon the Magnus Magus which they would have recognized with
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one of those leaders that you were referring to and that's one of the reasons why Simon the Magus is is also
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in in the Bible and so they had this continual procession of people that were
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leading this alternative uh Gnostic Christianity that's been absorbed in the
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cosmology of polytheism and perverted and keeps Jesus as a prophet and not the
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word of God and a deity and the Son of God and everything we know of them as and Our Redeemer and everything we know
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of them in Christianity so that's that group and then you have the calabrian months which were Gnostic and believed
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in the Pythagorean Mysteries and and held that so again nice little Nicks in
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there then you had um the uh the organization out of Egypt
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of the followers of saint of ormus and ormus is a significant name in history
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and in going forward uh that I'm going to come back to as a part of a name of
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the ritual that happened in about 1188 as I recall and so you have all of that coming
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together with the descendants of the merovingians to
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substantiate their bloodline to form this Rouge of an order as a guise to go dig
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in the temple and as I said they call themselves as an alternative name at least according to Stephen Sora and I
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think there's a couple other references and I think if my memory rights from Albert Mackey who will also call uh name
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the order of the temple as well sort of bringing this together which would make some sense in the history of cremation now this is something
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that I never picked on up on before talking with you that Mackie in his history talked about
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an order of the temple before there was an order of the temple yes so who's Mackie talking about yeah he's talking
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about this order of the Red Cross that goes all the way back uh and was reconstituted at the time of Constantine
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but actually goes back to these Builder guilds right the like the manate chains and the Johanna Knights mold themselves
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into the Builder guilds the collegia of of uh Italy uh and so that's how they
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were able to get protection and become important because the church needed somebody to build the churches right
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yeah and and this goes back to the order of the two Temple buildings and back to
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these scenes and the princes of Jerusalem and uh it actually goes back to the
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Dionysus or the dionite I'm going to struggle with this word the night dine I see in Builders
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um who built all of the ancient temples whether it's in Greece or in the Middle East and they connect themselves back to
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the antedulugan epoch and so that's why masonry has this long stream and connection with all of these mystical
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organizations and the fifth science of masonry and geometry so this is an order
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that goes way back and that's why if I if my memory certainly correct and I'm going to go back and look it up and try
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and send you the references on that um as it refers to the Templars
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um and if I know there's some versions online but they don't have the whole book of the history of Freemasonry that
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Albert Mackey put out so it's important to have the the original on this one yeah it is yeah yeah and what's
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interesting is is that what people don't understand is is after 1188
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or before 1188 you don't have a list of the grand Masters Of The Priory of seon
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and this is according to what is supposedly the forged documents of plant art who also has a name that's connected
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to the sinclairs one entire there's a Sinclair which is Sinclair was one of the founding Templars which most people
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don't know yeah so as when there's nine there's actually a left and part of this whole Enclave that they're not part of
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it but it's the cistercian monks which are Gnostic and develop the Seven Liberal Arts as well and the Benedictine
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nuns and there were two cistercian nights or monks that were also part of
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the original founders of the of the Knights Templar so yeah this thing is just uh ripe with uh gnosticism and
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polytheism and secret societies and moles in the church so before there's a
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an event that happens in 1188 in their belief and in their writings that was
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called The Cutting of the elm and that's because what happened was is is the
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prior FC on Fell Templars had lost their way they were more interested in greed
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and wealth and Banking and all the things that they were growing fabulously Wealthy on and they created the banking
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system for us and that's another Rabbit Hole to go down to on maybe another show and so they split and they called it The
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Cutting of the Elm at geezers Capital at geezers castle and the geezers are all
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part of The Priory of xion and the in the Rex Deus Bloodlines and all connect
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back to the Templars as well and Sinclair's marrying into them I'm gonna finish this up very quickly okay
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um yeah Gary you notice look at all these wonderful people they're waving their hands like birds and stuff I think
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they want us to wrap this up so let's wrap it up for it wrap it up and wrap it
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up and the elm tree in French is called ormit and that connects back to the
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ormus and this sort of Gnostic ritual and so therefore or if you want to see the grand masters of their priority on
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go back further into history those are the grand masters of the Templars because they were one organization at
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that time and were brought together at that one time to do the agenda that they had
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created which would include creating a universal religion and World Government even back at that time but because they
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split in 1188 they have different Grand Masters right so if you want to follow the grand Masters after that on the
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split after the fall of the Templars then you got to go into Scottish Freemasonry and pick things up from
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there but then again that's a whole different story but I think I just kind of wrapped and pulled things together there for you at the end I think you did
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too thank you Gary we could just keep talking we could we just keep talking we'll have to do it again and we'll be
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