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S2E46 The Adamic Singularity

Maranatha Ministries

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  1. Do you know the Bible is God's Holy Word? Do

  2. you know it is inspired, in errant, and infallible? If so, like, share,

  3. subscribe and support this podcast. So we are Mere Nathal

  4. Ministries and now Redemption Draweth Nigh. Welcome, Ladies and gentlemen,

  5. Welcome to the program. We are your host, Ben and Matthew.

  6. It's been a while since Ben and I have been

  7. on together, but quietly, behind the scenes, we've been talking

  8. about something here for several months, and the problem is

  9. that topic just keeps getting darker and darker and darker.

  10. And Ben had a wild and crazy idea to start

  11. putting this conversation that we had to the Biblical text,

  12. and from there it got kind of squarely and we're

  13. to the point right now that what we're going to

  14. talk about tonight, most people don't know what's going on,

  15. and I certainly didn't understand the bravity of what was

  16. going on until until I intentionally had to take a

  17. look at it. So, Ben, why don't you describe what

  18. we're going to talk about tonight, what we're getting into.

  19. Well, it's always good to start with God's word, Amen.

  20. Amen.

  21. And so much of the things that confuse us as

  22. human beings go back to not approaching things out of love.

  23. But when we get a little bit beyond that, it

  24. goes back to us really getting far out in the

  25. branch and not relying on what he's told us, and

  26. he really gave us. It's a really good decoder ring

  27. their in Ecclesiastes when he told us that what has

  28. been is what will be. And if we start there,

  29. we can begin to understand not only the times that

  30. we're living in, but the times that preceded us and

  31. the times that will be coming after we're gone. And

  32. it's interesting because there's so much happening in science and

  33. technology and politics that many social commentators and scientists and

  34. business people are talking about that we're entering into a singularity,

  35. which is a term that I don't I don't know

  36. if many people understand that term.

  37. You know, that's that's a good point, because the term

  38. itself don't make sense. I mean, a single celled organism

  39. is a singularity, right, I mean you think by the

  40. textbook definition, I mean, that's as simple as a one

  41. celled organism that is a singularity. It is a one

  42. celled organism. So you're right about that. Most people that

  43. are scanning the news and they see something about singularity

  44. in the headlines won't really put two and two together.

  45. They'll just skip right over that. It's not a part

  46. of their normal digestive entertainment track, so to just skip

  47. right over it. So that's a really good point you

  48. bring out, that most people don't realize what singularity is.

  49. So what did you find out when you looked into

  50. that term? Why is it called singularity? Does that even

  51. make any sense?

  52. Yeah? And before I get into that, just the point

  53. here is that if you just think about human humans

  54. and intelligence, from the time we are babes until the

  55. time that we our time has expired, much of our

  56. interaction with the uh, what is around us is dictated

  57. by our ability to recognize patterns. And if we're able

  58. to do that in an average way, like an average person,

  59. then we're we're average. And people who who see different

  60. patterns and in what's going on around them are often

  61. seen as either geniuses or crazy. Right, And you know,

  62. it's it's a really important point that that the relationship

  63. between action and reaction is really sums up a lot

  64. of our human experience and those patterns and the deeper

  65. patterns inside of the patterns. Sometimes that makes a person

  66. crazy or it makes them seen as a genius.

  67. That is one crazy way to give us a definition

  68. for singularity, but really that is the case. Well.

  69. A singularity is to be clear, a singularity is a

  70. point where those patterns are no longer helpful, which is

  71. the antithesis of everything that we experience from the time

  72. we're little. Right when you're little, don't put your hand

  73. on that stove, and then you do it and you

  74. get burnt, and then you know what the reaction is

  75. going to be. Right, not only you, but everyone who's

  76. observing you knows that if Matthew puts his finger on

  77. that stove, it's going to get burnt, and he won't

  78. do it again. A singularity means that Matthew's going to

  79. interact with something and we don't know what the outcome

  80. of that's going to be. That's literally what a singularity is,

  81. and we have them. The term is used in physics

  82. and cosmology when we talk about black holes. What's on

  83. the other side of that black hole, that's a singularity.

  84. In mathematics, when we're defining functions, dividing something by zero,

  85. something that has infinite value, you know, infinity in technology.

  86. We're dealing with that today when we talk about what

  87. does it mean when we have artificial intelligence and robots

  88. and unlimited free energy? What does that mean for human society?

  89. Because all of human existence up until this point, what

  90. we do is we look backwards. We recognize a pattern,

  91. and average people see a basic pattern, which is, oh,

  92. if Matthew puts his hand on the stove, he's going

  93. to take his finger off it and he won't do

  94. it again. That's a normal reaction. Other people will see

  95. a deeper pattern, and some of those things are genius

  96. and other things are seen as crazy. But we are

  97. entering a point in time where we cannot look back

  98. and infer what the pattern is going to look like

  99. on the other side. That is what the singularity is.

  100. And that is a scary thought. Yeah, that is a

  101. very scary thought that most people don't realize that that's

  102. really what well, you know, you say, it's a very

  103. fine line between you know, genius and crazy, and boy,

  104. isn't that the truth? And scarily so. But when we

  105. take a look at where these people want to go,

  106. it absolutely is where we've been, and people just don't

  107. realize what these scientists are doing unabated. They're going unchecked,

  108. and where they want to go is absolutely where we've been.

  109. I mean, listen to these people talk is extremely disturbing.

  110. They have literally in their minds at least they have

  111. fulfilled Psalm chapter two. They have taken the shackles the

  112. laws of physics that God has applied to us, and

  113. they seek to cast them. Often this is by their

  114. own quotes. I mean, they state that there may be

  115. laws of the universe out there, but still they say

  116. us probably very highly improbable that we can't change or

  117. manipulate those laws of the universe. So this is literally

  118. what they're doing. They are actively seeking to cast all

  119. those limitations that's been put on us via physics. They're

  120. seeking to throw them away. They desire to do that.

  121. I mean, you know, you sent me this one interview

  122. this individual because you can't really apply normal terminology to

  123. this individual because right from the very beginning when I

  124. heard its voice, I knew probably what it had done,

  125. So we can't really speak to it normal terms. But

  126. this individual said that we have the ability to create

  127. lineage less organisms. Ladies and gentlemen, let that sink in

  128. for a minute. This is a direct quote. We have

  129. the ability right now to create lineage less organisms right now.

  130. Any DNA that you get, it's from a parent donor

  131. no matter what you do. We have crossed thresholds where

  132. nowhere they can create a gene that has no lineage.

  133. It didn't come from a parent, no matter what that

  134. parent was. It didn't come from a parent butterfly, whether

  135. male or or female. It didn't come from a parent turtle,

  136. male or female. This is a brand new gene in creation.

  137. Let me say that again. This is a lineageless organism. Now,

  138. whether you like it or not, that's what Adam was.

  139. And this is what they really are seeking. They are

  140. seeking an adamic singularity. They want to take us back

  141. before the fall of man. And you think they can't

  142. do that, well, ladies and gentlemen, you need to realize

  143. what they've been doing just with just with proteins. They

  144. are doing doing things that are just well, what they

  145. are doing for all intents and purposes, and Ben has

  146. even had friends of his do this, and what they

  147. are doing are breaking the laws of the universe. When

  148. you're manipulating things and putting them to the human body,

  149. you're going against the laws of the universe.

  150. So Ben your comments, well, I'm sure some people are

  151. having a reaction saying, well, that's not possible. But it's

  152. a Genesis eleven moment. They literally told you, and Genesis

  153. chapter eleven he said nothing that they proposed will be

  154. impossible for them. So again, yeah, you're limited by your imagination,

  155. and that brings up you know, I'll mention a couple

  156. other verses that we'll get into, but you should immediately

  157. be thinking of Okay, now I can begin to understand

  158. Isaiah sixty five one, Corinthians two nine, one Peter one twelve.

  159. So we're not just dealing with the minds of men,

  160. were also dealing with the with the thoughts of angels.

  161. The singularity. There is one, It's God's and literally he's

  162. put things, He's hidden things up inside of himself that

  163. not even the angels understand, and he has intentionally hidden

  164. them from his creation so that this Genesis eleven moment

  165. would not happen.

  166. Well, you know, let that sink in for a moment.

  167. I mean, your Genesis eleven event came down to a

  168. simple fact that if God had not intervened this tower,

  169. that they were building into heaven, they would have succeeded.

  170. And I don't think everybody knows what that means. I

  171. really don't. I mean Genesis chapter eleven, verse said, and

  172. the Lord said, so this is coming out of God's mouth. Indeed,

  173. the people are one and they all have one language.

  174. This is what they begin to do. Now, nothing that

  175. they propose to do will be withheld from them. This

  176. is literally saying. The best way to translate this for

  177. normal people is this God was saying that God from

  178. heaven built the earth, and man because he was in

  179. God's image. God just said that man was going to

  180. build a bridge from earth back into Heaven. Now there's

  181. lots of different words for heaven, but one of them,

  182. the most popular biblical one, is called eternity. That's what

  183. it's called eternity. And you need to realize that God

  184. was not lying. He said, if they get all on

  185. the same page, and right now, the global lingual franca

  186. is English, ladies and gentlemen. It is. You cannot fly

  187. an airplane on this planet if you don't know English.

  188. Every aviation tower, in every airport, there's only one language

  189. spoken it that's English. If you publish an academic white paper.

  190. I don't care what country you're in. That academic white

  191. paper must be published in English, and we can just

  192. go on down the road. But now that these scientists

  193. have the way to do this via computer, they can

  194. send each other an email in real time and the

  195. computer will translate it in real time. They will literally

  196. open the email and be reading French. They're English and

  197. they see it in English. This restriction has been lifted,

  198. and it was actually lifted quite some time ago, wasn't

  199. it been.

  200. Yeah, we did that a month or so ago. Not

  201. to get into our private conversations, but and it has

  202. implications people. You know, people aren't thinking about this, but

  203. mechanically you should be thinking about the horsemen. The whole

  204. purpose of the horseman is to make sure that we

  205. don't have another tower of Babbel moment. That's the all purpose.

  206. And technologically we're doing things on an hourly basis which

  207. are withering that away and making the horsemen's job very,

  208. very difficult, which means they have to resort to methods

  209. of intervention which are less desirable, such as war and famine,

  210. because the things that they would prefer to do are

  211. not available to them.

  212. That's a scary thought, isn't it. Yeah, But ladies and gentlemen,

  213. consider this. It's so hard for me to talk about

  214. this because of the entertainment industry. You know, people are

  215. forced to regulate this to the movies, right. But literally,

  216. what we're talking about here, an artificial and intelligence is

  217. for all intents and purpose purposes, what you know to

  218. have unraveled in this series determinator. So it's hard for

  219. me to speak about real time events when you've already

  220. been psychologically duped into rejecting the thought. But take note,

  221. in the future, somebody is going to create the singularity

  222. and it won't have the restrictions that you and I do,

  223. and that restriction is time. More importantly, let me retranslate

  224. that instead of saying time, let's say age. This thing

  225. has no restriction of age. It also has no restriction

  226. of rest doesn't need rest. Such an at sphere creates

  227. a very dangerous environment for the other people who don't

  228. possess this thing. So naturally, when such an event occurs,

  229. it creates a race, that's what we call it. We

  230. all know that back in the sixty there is a

  231. space race to get to the moon. Remember There's been

  232. many other types of races, but that's what it's going

  233. to create, and what it has created is a race.

  234. And what Ben is saying is that the four writers

  235. are going to have to use mechanisms that they really

  236. don't want to use to get the job done. And

  237. one of them is exactly what he said, war. Another one,

  238. a very good thing to take your mind off what

  239. you're preoccupied with, is hunger. Another really good thing to

  240. take your mind, your collective minds off of what has

  241. you preoccupied this of course, pestilence. But this AI, if

  242. it is reached, such restrictions won't apply to this, this thing,

  243. whatever it is, because really what we're getting at this thing,

  244. and Ben already hinted at it, what this thing would be,

  245. would be angelic in its origin, because basically that's what

  246. angels are. They are of infinite intelligence and infinite endurance.

  247. That's really what we're talking about.

  248. Your thoughts been, Well, let's just break down some of

  249. these areas of this AI arms race. The first would

  250. be energy. It takes a tremendous amount of energy to

  251. train an AI model, and it takes a tremendous amount

  252. of energy to run the model and we're seeing massive

  253. breakthroughs in the area of energy. We have small scale

  254. nuclear which is being deployed all around the country. We

  255. just saw the first permits being issued for the first

  256. fusion reactor. Yes, I did say fusion. We've been talking

  257. about fusion since the nineteen fifties. But the permit for

  258. the first fusion reactor has already been approved and they're

  259. anticipating that it will be operational in ten years. It

  260. wasn't that long ago, less time than Matthew. You and

  261. I have been speaking that fusion reactions were measured in milliseconds,

  262. and I think I sent you an article about a

  263. month ago where they ran a fusion reaction for twenty

  264. four hours.

  265. Right.

  266. So we also have the natrium power reactors, which Bill

  267. Gates is behind, but just some areas energy robotics. Tesla's

  268. talking about robots at ten thousand dollars apiece, which equates

  269. to about ten cents an hour for labor. They can

  270. carry forty five pounds, they can work, you know, eight

  271. nine hours. The current AI models that we're using today

  272. have an IQ on average of about one hundred and forty.

  273. Big companies like Walmart and others are starting to think

  274. about what happens to their workforces. They employ hundreds of

  275. thousands of people, what happens to their workforces when the

  276. people are replaced with machines. In the medical space, we

  277. probably should spend some time here. We're not really going

  278. to be talking very much about lifespan over the next decade.

  279. It's going to become more and more about health spent.

  280. And people are very concerned about achieving lifespan escape velocity,

  281. which is the notion that if you can live through

  282. the next year, the improvements in biotechnology will afford you

  283. at least one more year. And so we're seeing just

  284. huge amounts of dollars being thrown at this, at this

  285. entire industry. And you know, we're three D printing organs.

  286. We're talking about genetically engineered people. And before you say,

  287. you know, this sounds like science fiction, but they already

  288. did it in China. They genetically engineered children that were

  289. resistant to HIV. You have other people. I shared with

  290. Matthew a podcast of someone who's envisioning people with horns

  291. and scales, and I've seen other show episodes with other

  292. people talking about night vision. We can we can do

  293. all sorts of things. So you know, we're obsessed right

  294. now with male female and transgenderism, but we're going to

  295. have transhumanism with us here very very shortly. With medical

  296. compute quantum computing, we have processors now by Google which

  297. can do calculations in several minutes that would take conventional

  298. processors millions of years to do if they were competing

  299. communications Quantum entanglement. Entanglement is is the notion that at

  300. the quantum level, you have spin up, spin down with

  301. these quantum particles, and they can be very very far apart.

  302. They could be light years separated from one another, and

  303. instantaneously they come into whatever you see with one, you

  304. see with the other. So you can have infinite distances

  305. with communications happening at the speed of instantaneously speed of light.

  306. So you know, this is not a Marvel comic book.

  307. These are the things that are happening. And to put

  308. that into some context, you know, it wasn't that long

  309. ago that to stir Up revolutionized warfare, right, It wasn't

  310. that long ago that the Gutenberg Press changed the way

  311. that information was stored and cataloged and checked all around

  312. the world. And then we had the internal combustion engine.

  313. We had the telegrams and the telephone, We had airplanes,

  314. we had antibiotics, the mission to the moon. But if

  315. you think about it, in the past fifty or sixty years,

  316. we have not seen similar paradigm shifts in technology. But

  317. in aggregate, everything that I just mentioned a few minutes ago,

  318. all seven of those things in aggregate together result in

  319. a singularity where it doesn't matter if you are a scientist,

  320. if you're an economist, if you're a politician, you can

  321. be a school teacher, you can just be a regular

  322. old mom and dad. You take all of those things

  323. that are happening in those sectors and we do not

  324. know what it will be like to live on the

  325. other side of those things happening.

  326. You're you're absolutely correct. I mean you just talked about Walmart, right, Yeah,

  327. there are well let's just say this, there are no

  328. municipalities where there is Walmart that if you removed all

  329. of those jobs, that the economy would not be fundamentally disrupted,

  330. and I mean fundamentally disrupted. And that's hard to calculate.

  331. People just don't realize that our manufacturing base basically doesn't

  332. exist anymore. For the large part. It is completely pointless

  333. for most high school grads graduates to graduate. There is

  334. not enough. There isn't job creation at this point, there isn't.

  335. There's not any new manufacturing being produced in this country.

  336. There's not. I mean, think about this. You take a

  337. town of any size that's like thirty thousand people, their

  338. graduating class in one year did not that town of

  339. thirty thousand people did not produce five hundred jobs for

  340. those graduates to get it, just didn't do it. And

  341. this goes on to the nth degree. What you're talking

  342. about is in every one of these seven that you mentioned,

  343. if you completely change that, that's one of the pillars

  344. of our society. And you are quite correct. You don't

  345. know what society is going to look like on the

  346. other side of it, because it will be fundamentally changed.

  347. Just as much as one day there were stirrups, the

  348. next day there was locomotives, and after it nothing was

  349. the same, beIN nothing. Literally it was a reality changing event,

  350. and people just do not understand it because they have

  351. never seen it. They've never witnessed it. But what you

  352. just said about this reactor, hermits have always been issued

  353. and I don't think people understand what you said. What

  354. you really said was there's going to be unlimited free energy.

  355. When you talk about our power grid, our power grid

  356. employees numerous people. It's one of the pillars of our society,

  357. our energy delivering system. If you create a way for

  358. that to be free, you will not only eliminate all

  359. the lightnments that work the power lines, You're going to

  360. eliminate all the oil field workers, all of the oil

  361. refinery workers. You have no idea what you're talking about.

  362. If you release free energy, society will crumble and a

  363. new society will have to be constructed in its place,

  364. on the very ground the current society rest. It'll have

  365. to be rebuilt right in the same place.

  366. And we're seeing that. I mean, this is why you

  367. see Saudi Arabia and Qatar normalizing relations with Israel as

  368. an example, is because these parts of the world have

  369. to reinvent themselves because for one hundred years they have

  370. lived off of the oil and that is no longer

  371. going to be relevant to the degree that it has

  372. been relevant historically. So they've got to become centers for commerce.

  373. They have to invest in these new technologies, they have

  374. to normalize. They can't be fussing with Israel about an

  375. issue like Palestine. They have to somehow join the League

  376. of Nations and be a participant, an active participant, or

  377. they will they will fall. I mean, historically, Saudi Arabia

  378. has given money to all the citizens that live there,

  379. and so they've lived very passively off of their government dividends.

  380. But there's no money to pay dividends if no one's

  381. buying oil. So they have to reinvent themselves, and they

  382. have to. They've got to quickly come to the forefront

  383. of this energy paradigm shift or they're not just going

  384. to be left behind. But the leaders are going to

  385. find themselves in a very similar position to what Asagists

  386. just found himself in in Syria.

  387. You know, let's talk about that for a second. So

  388. you said that a permit was just issued for this

  389. new energy reactor. Now is this reactor special because we

  390. certainly have nuclear reactors. Now, what's the big deal?

  391. This is a fusion reactor.

  392. Explain what's that different from the one down the road.

  393. Well, fusion doesn't have the byproducts that you get from

  394. a nuclear reaction. A nuclear reaction you have, you know,

  395. nuclear material as a byproduct of that, which has to

  396. be stored for a ridiculously long period of time. A

  397. fusion reaction doesn't have those byproducts, and it's essentially a

  398. limitless supply of energy. And we're right on the cosp

  399. of that being a reality.

  400. What you're describing, I mean, I'm I'm sorry to put

  401. it this way, but my thoughts carry through to the

  402. next thought, and what you're describing, for all intents and purposes,

  403. is a stellar reaction. That's really what you're talking about

  404. is the Sun. Yeah, now, think about what you just said,

  405. and I don't think everybody listening understands what you said.

  406. You're not going to put anything into this thing, and

  407. you will get massive amounts of energy out of it.

  408. There's not going to be any waste involved with this reaction,

  409. no more than there's waste involved in the Sun's reaction.

  410. In fact, it can actually be used to process the

  411. nuclear waste from new clear reactors. You can actually process

  412. those some are theorizing inside of a fusion reaction to

  413. get it into non radioactive waste material. You can get

  414. non radioactive byproducts out of the nuclear reaction that we

  415. were thinking would take hundreds of thousands of years to decay.

  416. You know, Ben, the reason why we can't do this

  417. is because the fantastic amount of heat involved was said reactions.

  418. Everybody knows about Chernobyl, right, Yeah, And the problem with

  419. Chernobyl was containment. In simplest terms, ladies in general, that

  420. was the problem with Chernobyl. They had a problem with containment.

  421. And once that container was no longer able to contain

  422. said nuclear reactions, there was of course catastrophic failure. So

  423. under normal, normal circumstances, I mean I would have to

  424. counter you and say, Ben, that's impossible. We don't have

  425. the elements. There is no alloy. I mean, as popular

  426. as the entertainment industry has made it, there's no such

  427. thing as adamantium. There's no such thing as unobtainium. It

  428. doesn't exist. So, you know, this has always been a barrier.

  429. It's a barrier. We simply can't do a sun We

  430. cannot do a stellar reaction in the atmosphere. We just

  431. we just can't do it. If you've stated, and they have,

  432. they've are the issue to permits the build it. If

  433. they sustain this reaction over twenty four hours, what do

  434. they use for containment. How did they contain that much

  435. fantastic power? How do they contain it?

  436. As I understand it, it's electromagnetism, is what they're using

  437. to contain the intense heat. I mean, it's to your point,

  438. it's hotter than the sun. What you have there in

  439. a nuclear in an fusion reaction.

  440. So what you're saying is they've created an electromagnetic staceless

  441. field so that the reaction itself is not touching anything.

  442. Correct. And the laws of thermodynamics, right, the laws of

  443. thermodynamics are very clear. You should not be able to

  444. get more energy out of a system than you put

  445. into it. And yet that's literally what we're seeing. And

  446. going back to your early comment, the law in Genesis

  447. was that everything would reproduce after its own kind. And

  448. yet you just listen to somebody say that we can

  449. create organisms that do not have any lineage. We are

  450. in a weird place where we are beginning to violate

  451. certain fundamental laws, you know, whether it's the laws of thermodynamics,

  452. the laws in the Bible. The Bible is very clear,

  453. I've limited man's years to one hundred and twenty years.

  454. We are we're getting ready to violate God orders man

  455. to work. We're getting ready to violate a whole lot

  456. of things that God said we were going to have

  457. to do.

  458. Let that sink in because all of the things you

  459. just mentioned. Look, there's two places. Then there's just two places.

  460. There is heaven and there is creation. There's just two places.

  461. And people like to think in the difference to those

  462. two being location, but they're not. They're not two different locations.

  463. They're quite simply two different dimensions. I mean, the Bible

  464. comes right out and tells you this many times, many times.

  465. It states that Jerusalem has suspended over. It uses this

  466. language many many, many times. Go Zion, God's throne room

  467. states this many many, many times. It gives you this

  468. illusion that really we occupy the same space. It's just

  469. we're different dimensions. And in the dimension that is ageless,

  470. that's heaven, that's not honor. It's just like the sun.

  471. The only place you can suspend that type of reaction

  472. is you must suspend it in a vacuum in space.

  473. Many have, and I mean many, many, many scientists have

  474. hypothesized that stars are actually gateways to heaven. So this

  475. has hinted at, of course, in the Lord's prayer that

  476. will be done on earth as it is in heaven,

  477. even though that's not correct from the Greek. In the Greek,

  478. Heaven comes first then earth. But anyway, it's kind of

  479. choppy to say a direct translation from the Greek. But

  480. that's really what you're describing, and that's what God was

  481. talking about in Genesis, chapter eleven, verse six. All of

  482. the things you're talking about the place that lies outside

  483. of the laws of physics, that is heaven. Those things

  484. can only be done in Heaven. So it is fundamentally

  485. disturbing to me just to have this conversation. It's fundamentally

  486. disturbing for me.

  487. Well when you forgive me, because it interrupts what He

  488. told us in Ecclesiastes, which is where we started, right.

  489. A generation goes and a generation comes, but the earth

  490. remains forever. The sun rises, and the sun goes, downs

  491. and hastens to the place where it rises. The wind

  492. blows to the south and goes again to the north.

  493. Around and around goes the wind and its circuits. The

  494. wind returns. All streams run to the sea, and from

  495. the sea is not but the sea is not full

  496. to the place where the streams flow there, they flow again.

  497. All things are full of weariness. Man cannot utter it.

  498. The eye is not satisfied with seeing, nor the ear

  499. filled with hearing. What has been is what will be,

  500. and what has been done is what will be done.

  501. And there is nothing new under the sun. And yet

  502. we're beginning to talk about things that have not been done.

  503. Before and can't be. They couldn't have been done before.

  504. I just said this a few moments ago. You cannot

  505. create that mechanism. You cannot create it on this Earth.

  506. There is no material, there's no alloy you can make

  507. on Earth that can sustain the temperature of the Sun's surface.

  508. It melts right more than that, you go past the

  509. threshold and it turns into plasma. You can't do it.

  510. So this is not science fiction. Ben, If you have

  511. created a star on planet Earth, that's not science fiction.

  512. That's impossible. It's impossible. You must be manipulating the elements

  513. of Heaven to do so. Look, one of the things,

  514. one of the alloys on Earth that we can send

  515. into orbit and send back through without defecation is tungsten.

  516. It can sustained four thousand degrees fahrenheit. What you're talking

  517. about would liquefy tungsten, And you're saying that we come

  518. up with a way to contain that type of operation

  519. here on Earth. It's we have suspended it in space itself.

  520. That's what you said. And the quite simple fact of

  521. the matter is they've already issued the permits who build it.

  522. And once it's built, you can completely cut yourself off

  523. from oil because now we have electric cars. Yep, you'll

  524. get all the energy to run the planet for free.

  525. Do you understand you're not putting garbage in and there's

  526. no garbage coming out. Do you understand the only thing

  527. that's coming off of it, Look into my voice, beIN.

  528. The only thing that is coming off of it is

  529. not waste. It's that thing that will creates photosynthesis. Photosynthesis

  530. is not waste. Imagine if you will, ladies and gentlemen.

  531. The only thing that's coming off this is not you know,

  532. it is not carman dioxide, gas, no, no, no.

  533. What's coming off of it is what creates the atmospheric effect.

  534. That's what creates a blue sky. It's not smoke, it's

  535. not pollution. This thing will power anything your heart desires,

  536. and you won't put anything into it. No more than

  537. no more than you ever have to pay NASA to

  538. go fuel up the sun. It will be limitless, it

  539. will be free, and it will be power. And let's

  540. just use the example that Ben just gave. This would

  541. completely collapse Saudi Arabia. And what Ben is alluding to

  542. is is this the reason why Syria just fell? Consider

  543. this that we'll let's talk about Russia. Russia is sustained

  544. from its natural gas exports, that's no secret. But ladies

  545. and gentlemen, you're tied to the Russians, to the hip

  546. as to you are to the Saudi Arabians. This planet

  547. has a structured society and what this thing will do

  548. is fundamentally destroy the pillars of this society, and you

  549. will be forced to build a replacement on the very

  550. ground on which this society now stands. And when you

  551. have scientists at admitting they are already creating lineageless organisms,

  552. you better be worried because at set, at that point,

  553. it's at that point an event horizon is created for

  554. direct intervention from the capital t h E. The Creator.

  555. That's what we're really talking about. And in lifetime, I

  556. mean you've even had I mean you've had experience with this.

  557. You had a buddy that played soccer with you, right,

  558. and he got an injury and he started talking crazy

  559. things to you. And another tale I believe was that

  560. a youngster got injured and you start talking crazy things that, oh,

  561. they're not going to be out for a whole year

  562. back this season. That's physically impossible.

  563. Yeah. Yeah, we're at a place to where if you

  564. if you want to use non FDA approved procedures to

  565. deal with health issues, you can do it. Things are

  566. readily available.

  567. Now, how could you possibly do that? Liz, say that

  568. at work tomorrow I blow my knee out. You're saying

  569. I don't go to the hospital. Where would I go

  570. to get something that would heal my knee faster? What

  571. would I get? How would I heal my knee faster?

  572. Well, I mean, depending on the injury, you could use peptides.

  573. You could use BPT one fifty seven. There's other ones

  574. as well that rapidly increase your body's ability to repair itself.

  575. And where do you buy this? So you don't go

  576. to the pharmacy, you can.

  577. Buy them online. You just get them off regulated. Most

  578. of these things are available. Many of these things are

  579. available for lab experiments quote unquote, and it's a loophole,

  580. so you buy it. Are the auspices that you're going

  581. to use it for lab experiment, but you actually use

  582. it to heal your body.

  583. And you're saying this is really being done in real God.

  584. It's done all the time, all of the time.

  585. The general people don't know this is happening, do they.

  586. Well, many of them do, and many of them don't.

  587. I mean, it's like bitcoin or crypto currencies. There's many

  588. people who knew about that for a long time, and

  589. other people found out about it later. But yeah, peptides

  590. are fairly well known, just like hormone replacement therapies, stem

  591. cell therapies. There's all sorts of things that people are using.

  592. Depending on what someone's comfort level is and their ability

  593. to spend to pay for these treatments, they will they'll

  594. do them.

  595. That's really what you meant, isn't it. Yeah, their ability

  596. to pay for them.

  597. Yeah.

  598. So what you're saying is these people are fully aware

  599. that this is well goes against all moral ethical laws.

  600. They know that.

  601. I think some would argue, I think some would argue

  602. that the whole reason that these things aren't available is

  603. because there's a whole you know, the whole process of

  604. getting a drug approved through the FDA means that it

  605. has to be patentable. Otherwise you wouldn't spend hundreds of

  606. millions of dollars to get the patents in the first

  607. place unless you could have exclusive use to something. And

  608. a byproduct of that means that you can commercialize it

  609. and monetize it. And since that is essentially how we

  610. turn ideas and concepts into approve medical therapies, a lot

  611. of people feel like that's just that, that is, that's

  612. not fair, that's not right, and so they feel like

  613. it's their body. They have a right to do what

  614. they want with their body, and if there's something that

  615. can help them that is cheaper and it's more therapeutic,

  616. and because of a regulatory glitch they can't they'll never

  617. have access to it. They feel like that's not a

  618. legitimate reason not to have access to it, so they'll

  619. do it.

  620. They'll do it anyway, go break the law. Yeah, then

  621. we have entered into that special time that the Bible

  622. is also talks about a time when everybody's just doing

  623. their own thing.

  624. Yeah, everyone does what's right in their own mind.

  625. That's lawless. Ben, do you know that's the definition of lawless.

  626. That is lawlessness. You know, That's the funny thing with law.

  627. It does not have its origin in a singular man.

  628. It never did. Law, by their addition, definition, its power

  629. and its statutes, lies outside the purview of the individual.

  630. Laws are created to regulate the interactions between one and

  631. another individual or individuals thorough. Let me say that again. Okay.

  632. Laws never had their origin in a singularity. Never did.

  633. Laws are made to regulate interactions between multiple individuals. That's

  634. a fact. That's a plainstone cold fact. And when you

  635. go outside of that, that is lawlessness. We have entered

  636. into the realm of lawlessness. That's what you're describing. You're

  637. describing that being done with science. I mean, Ben, don't

  638. don't insult my intelligence. Okay, there are many laws in

  639. place to make sure that mechanical scientists do not set

  640. the atmosphere on fire. Where did they? Where did they

  641. get the permits to conduct an experiment and try to

  642. obtain temperatures achieved on the sun in a laboratory they

  643. were They would never have been issued those permits been aymn.

  644. Now I'm laughing because there was actually a high school

  645. kid this year who did a fusion reaction at school,

  646. and the school suspended his experiment until they could verify

  647. that it wasn't a threat, and then they let him

  648. proceeded with the experiment. But you're absolutely right, you know,

  649. if I want to make goldfish that have an IQ

  650. of a five year old, and then somehow those goldfish

  651. got flushed down the drain and ended up in the river,

  652. you know, and became an invasive species, I'm not just

  653. I'm not just interfering with myself. I'm interfering with everyone else.

  654. That's right, And that's what laws do. They make sure

  655. the individual does not destroy a society. And yet you

  656. have these people coming out that say, hey, we are

  657. taking lineage less organisms and inserting them into the gene pool. Yeah,

  658. and Ben, this is not something they're talking about doing.

  659. They have already done it. They've already done it.

  660. Well, just like the Chinese scientists that genetically engineered those

  661. two children in China that are essentially immune to HIV.

  662. It's illegal to do human experimentation, and he did it anyways.

  663. And you know, you can we can sit here and say, well,

  664. but that's that's a common good. HIV is a is

  665. a bad thing. It hurts people. But so what you're

  666. saying is is that that the laws doesn't apply when

  667. the outcome is good. So what if I think everyone

  668. you know, what if I think children should all have

  669. blonde hair, blue eyes, or I think we shouldn't have

  670. you know, people that are under six feet tall, or

  671. any number of things that I might think might be

  672. a good they're not actually good.

  673. Well, because you are not God, because God is ageless?

  674. Do you understand ageless?

  675. Amen?

  676. Ben, you have no You cannot obtain this information. How

  677. long will these lineageless organisms exist before time decay overcomes them?

  678. Is it twenty years? You don't know? Let me ask

  679. you this. My bones will undergo natural decay at seventy

  680. or if by strength eighty? What happens if these lineageless

  681. organisms that's a part of my system they break down?

  682. Unlet's say forty. What will be the outcome?

  683. Right?

  684. You don't know because you do not know tomorrow? Correct,

  685. you don't know it. You have no idea that imagine

  686. if you will that the chronology, the chronology of these

  687. genes creates catastrophic interactions one with another. One is aging

  688. at one rate and another is aging at another rate.

  689. Do you know that very well could be the definition

  690. of cancer?

  691. Right, yeah, first thing that comes to mind, It's.

  692. The very first thing that comes to mind. Let me

  693. say that again, ladies and gentlemen. If you have two

  694. different types of tissue in a human body that is

  695. chronologically aging at different rates, when they come to contact,

  696. they must share secretions. How do you know that is

  697. not what creates cancerself? And now that I said that

  698. and explained it to you that way, a chill probably

  699. just went up your spine. Because let me say that again,

  700. God alone does tomorrow, and he alone can calculate for it.

  701. And what he's done with this restriction of one hundred

  702. and twenty years with us is that all of your

  703. systems terminate at that event horizon. But what happens when

  704. you have different systems in your body terminating at different places?

  705. What happens? You don't know?

  706. Do you no?

  707. That's why I had.

  708. That, And that sends off another cascade of I mean,

  709. they're talking about three D printing organs, they're talking about

  710. three D printing bodies. They're talking about transplanting, they're talking

  711. about transhumanism, implanting recorders inside of people's brains that will

  712. track all of their activities so that when the time comes,

  713. we can move them into the cloud and eventually replace

  714. the the cloud version of them with a with a

  715. new mechanical body, or a mechanical bio hybrid body. You know,

  716. all these things. They evolve and change the the whole

  717. playing field in very weird ways.

  718. Once again, what you're describing is the angelic. O great, ben,

  719. do not deceive yourself, okay. In the Bible it describes

  720. the angels in many different ways, and it also makes

  721. sure that you understand this. When needs be, they'll take

  722. on the form of a man. To understand in your mind,

  723. that's what That's what just come out of your mouth.

  724. You said that these people, if they have the money,

  725. will be able to take themselves and put themselves in

  726. a different form. Now that's not what you meant, but

  727. that is what you said, and that cannot be done here.

  728. You cannot take your soul and put it into another

  729. body of any shape, size, or form. You can't do

  730. that here. They can only do that in heaven. You're

  731. closing comments, ben.

  732. Well, I would just encourage a listener to take a

  733. look at Genesis. Ecclesiastes. The first chapter Isaiah sixty five

  734. talks about a singularity. First Corinthians two nine refers to

  735. a singularity at first Peter the first chapter refers to

  736. an angelic singularity. Singularities appear in the scripture if you

  737. know where to look, and they have implications. So take a.

  738. Look, take a look, take a look, all right, Ben,

  739. can you take us out of here?

  740. In prayer please, Dear heavenly Father, asked for your forgiveness.

  741. Asked that you make me clean, that I might be

  742. an honorable vessel for your purposes as I'm here on

  743. this planet. Father, I know that this is a tough

  744. time a year for many people. The concerns of this life,

  745. family members who've passed, relationships that have been damaged or

  746. compromise in different ways, actual obligations, physical issues. Father, and

  747. I asked that you extend some mercy to the listener,

  748. whatever may be going on in their life. Father, I

  749. asked that you extend some mercy.

  750. Because you have put plans together for us and not

  751. for destruction, but to bless us. And I asked that

  752. you extend some of that to us during this holiday season,

  753. in Jesus nay.

  754. Amen, Amen and Amen. Until next time, ladies and gentlemen,

  755. God bless, God speed.

  756. Thank you for listening to Marinath the Ministries with Matthew Miller.

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  763. after me. I pledge the regions through the Bible, God's

  764. holy Word. I will make it a lamp unto my

  765. feet and a light and to my path.

  766. It's you words, while I hide in my heart that

  767. I might not sin against God