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030 Mystery Babylon - Lingua Franca

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

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  4. Nigh. Welcome, Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to the program. We're your

  5. host Jose and Matthew. Tonight we're I'm going to take a look at mystery

  6. Babylon from a completely different perspective. But it's one of those topics that when

  7. you see it, you cannot unsee it because it is too interwoven into the

  8. very fabric of our society. Now, when I say that most people like

  9. to concentrate on one thing or another, let us say the economy. They

  10. concentrate on just the economy, and they can't broaden it out to well to

  11. all the different facets of life. But there are some things that are so

  12. penetrating that and so all inclusively, its scope is almost two grandiose for most

  13. people to digest it in just one city. Now, let me ask cose,

  14. this is this the case that you had, I mean, before I

  15. showed you this, before I shared my notes with you, did you ever

  16. contemplate what we're getting ready to share it tonight. Well, I had obviously

  17. noticed noticed before this this trend, this this thing that we're going to discuss.

  18. I had seen it myself and experienced it myself. But I guess I

  19. just didn't really contemplate the the total ramifications of it, Matthew, what it

  20. actually means. Why why these things develop? Why why this has to be

  21. that? That's what blew me away. And I know some some of the

  22. some of the stuff that we're going to bring up. You know, I've

  23. I've read about and I thought about it before. But boy, when we

  24. get into one specific language that we're going to talk about, Matthew, that's

  25. when that's when I I had to take a pause, because that's when I

  26. had to readjust my focus and say, Okay, this thing is bigger than

  27. even I than the even I've thought about it. And you know, as

  28. far as I know, that's the only way to how do I say that,

  29. It's the only way to pan out far enough that you get the big

  30. picture is somebody has to tell you to do it. This has to be

  31. done by a teacher. That's the only way I can put it right.

  32. Because you think you know what you're looking at right, and you think you're

  33. actually in the ballpark, right. But once you're in the ballpark, the

  34. only thing you can see is the stadium. Pan out and go out to

  35. the parking lot. Then you see a whole lot more back way out a

  36. mile from that stadium. And then you see the interstate system that interconnects with

  37. it, the neighborhood around it. You see everything, don't you. Yes,

  38. But if somebody don't tell you to get out of the stadium back way

  39. up and get the big picture, you just can't your mind around it.

  40. But when you get it, you got it. I mean, for example,

  41. ladies and gentlemen, there is something that is repeated in the Greek and

  42. I'm gonna give you what verses that this phrase is in. It's in Revelation

  43. chapter eighteen four times, all depending on what translations, because you're different translations,

  44. we'll call it different things. But in four different verses in three,

  45. eleven, fifteen, and twenty three of Revelation eighteen, it states the merchants.

  46. Now, most people when I say that, they know, oh yeah,

  47. When when when the merchants, you know, they're they're off the coast

  48. and they watch Babylon Babylon Burning. That's not the only verse it's in.

  49. It's in four verses in that chapter. And when God repeats himself, that's

  50. one of the very first things that I taught Jose. When God repeats himself

  51. in a chapter, you better listen to what he's saying. But if you

  52. don't do that, you don't realize. Well, no doubt about it.

  53. There's two chapters completely dedicated to this mystery Babylon. It's seventeen and eighteen of

  54. the Book of Revelation. So when God is telling you merchants four different times,

  55. he's expecting you to know ladies and gentlemen. Then what he's referring to

  56. here is what was historically called a trade language. This has always been known

  57. as a lingua franca. And I'm here to tell you the truth of the

  58. matter. The English is the de facto global lingual Frankton, You're going to

  59. take pause. When I said, well, what do you mean de facto?

  60. I mean, I mean you're you're stating that absolutely English is the global

  61. lingual franca. That's exactly what I'm saying. I'll prove it to you right

  62. now. Global commerce is conducted in English. That's why it's called elf.

  63. Uh oh, No, I really took you by sprice. Yeah, English

  64. as a lingual franca is. It's de facto on the whole planet. Everybody

  65. knows it. It's the main language of international diplomacy. Yes it is.

  66. French was until World War Two. Since World War Two, international diplomacy is

  67. conducted in English. Oh, yes it is. Let's keep going. It's

  68. the language of air traffic control. Let me say that again. I don't

  69. care. If you're from India and you want to be an airplane pilot,

  70. the first thing you've got to do is learn English. And that's a fact.

  71. You must first learn English. Let's keep going. It is the language

  72. of academic journals. Now, when I say that, most people just say,

  73. what are you trying to say. I'm saying, if you're in journal,

  74. if you're in Germany and you want to publish an academic paper, you

  75. must do so in English. Uh oh. Most people that haven't been to

  76. an institution of higher learning don't know this. They're completely disassociated and unplugged from

  77. the reality and the ramifications of their language being the de facto lingua franca.

  78. They're just detached from reality. Let's keep going. It is the most common

  79. language on the Internet. It is the language that international travelers with different native

  80. languages use to communicate with. This is the very definition of lingua franca.

  81. But just you understand what I just said. If Germans are traveling in Africa

  82. and they meet with French people, everybody knows in order to communicate, you

  83. do that in English. Now, look what's going to blow you away is

  84. well, how did this all come about? Is this the only time this

  85. has ever happened? Of course not, Oh, of course not. So

  86. I just unloaded a bunch of information on people's heads. Jose, what's your

  87. thoughts about this now that you've taken a look at it. Well, Matthew,

  88. what struck me at first is when you realize the countries that are situated

  89. in the different continents whose primary language is English. So in the in the

  90. Americas, of course, you have Canada and the US, two major countries

  91. that primarily speak English. In Europe you've got England, and then in Africa

  92. you have South Africa. And then when you go over to Asia, you've

  93. got the Indian subcontinent as well as Hong Kong, and then you've got Australia.

  94. Matthew, that you know is the biggest of those Pacific islands. So

  95. just the actual geographic area that that the English speaking countries cover is a mets.

  96. My other note is when I was in the Marine Corps, I went

  97. on on several deployments overseas, and in every country I went to, I

  98. didn't have to to I didn't even have to have an inkling of the language

  99. in order to eat, in order to purchase items, in order to travel,

  100. you know, get a taxi. I did not have to speak the

  101. native language, Matthew. They all spoke English to me. And in fact,

  102. when when and when in Japan is where I was stationed the longest,

  103. for six months, I would I would practice my Japanese, but the Japanese

  104. speakers preferred to practice their English with me because they were trying to They understood

  105. that if they learned English, it would be better for them in the long

  106. run. And again all this all this from my perspective, the reason why

  107. this was all happening is because they wanted my They wanted my dollar. If

  108. they could communicate with me, then they could sell me something, Matthew.

  109. And currently that's what the US is the major export right now of this Lingua

  110. Franca is just a consumer nation. We export very little compared to what the

  111. rest of the world exports. But boy, we import. Just about every

  112. item in the world comes to us, Matthew. So if I'm trying to

  113. sell you something, Matthew, then I better be able to communicate with you.

  114. I better be able to speak your language so I can convince you to

  115. give me your silver. So that's been my experience with this lingua franca.

  116. Well, you said something that people really don't know that really is the greater

  117. cause than your exchange of money. They just don't know it. But ladies

  118. and gentlemen, one of the primary reasons why English is the de facto global

  119. lingual franca is this because of the US military bases. We literally have conquered

  120. the planet. Now, look, Jose said he was stationed in Japan.

  121. I was stationed in Korea, and I can tell you this right now,

  122. just so you know wherever there's a US military base, they did this behind

  123. the scenes in those countries. Via this, we would give them money to

  124. offer English in all their high schools. Ladies and gentlemen, where do you

  125. think foreign languages being offered in high school came from It came from the US

  126. military basis. Now, just in case you don't know this, I'm going

  127. to tell you the truth. Let's just talk about Germany. In Germany,

  128. don't even think about it. Nothing was ever learned in Germany except German.

  129. And you can take that to the bank. That's a fact. Look into

  130. all these different countries and you'll find out that really the best way this was

  131. done was done right behind your back, and you weren't even expecting it.

  132. All these countries that we put military posting, especially navy. Oh my goodness,

  133. let's ask Kose. So in the Marines, you're kind of like,

  134. how do I put that politely? You don't move to and fro by yourself.

  135. The Marines don't move you to and fro. It's the Navy that moves

  136. you to and fro. Correct, correct, Matthew Man, tell me how

  137. many bases have you been to that was indifferent countries? I couldn't even count

  138. every every every part we hit there was there was a naval base there.

  139. Why don't Americans know this, Jose? Why don't they know that? Because

  140. I assure you, if you go downtown Tongue du Chaung in Korea. They

  141. will tell you who runs the place, and it's a United States military post.

  142. So this is a shock to people's system. When you say this,

  143. you're serious. Oh yes, Contact any of the embassies in the countries that

  144. I've named, any of them and ask them. They'll tell you, Oh

  145. yes. In all the local schools they offer English as a second language.

  146. And let's get to the de facto part. I'm gonna blow your mind,

  147. ladies and gentlemen. What truly makes English the de facto global lingual franca is

  148. this one simple fact, more people speak it as a second language than as

  149. their native language. Let me say that again, more people on this planet

  150. speak English than there are English speaking natives, and I mean by a wide

  151. margin. So academia played a huge role in all this, ladies and gentlemen.

  152. I mean, how is it that can you you can have enough power

  153. to stay which language academic journals is written in. There's only one way you

  154. do that, Jose. How do all the states on this planet, doesn't

  155. matter what nation we're talking about, how do they have to controduct between themselves?

  156. What currency must they use? They have to use dollars, Matthew,

  157. that's right, ladies and gentlemen, it is futile for you to argue this

  158. point. It's futile for you to argue it. There is a huge mystery

  159. behind the Tower of Babel, and this is what it is. English runs

  160. the planet. Oh, yes it does. Yes, it does. And

  161. if you disconnect the United States of America for mystery Babylon, it's only because

  162. you're completely clueless of the facts, because this idea has only one point of

  163. origin, and it's not Revelation chapter seventeen and eighteen. It's not Jeremiah chapters

  164. fifty and fifty one. No, it's not. No, it's not it's

  165. origin. It's none other than the Tower of Babel. That's what they accomplished

  166. at the Tower of Babel. Now we're gonna have to get into some history

  167. lessons here, because these things came together, and of course Babylon. So,

  168. Jose, did you take a look of the histories of the Lingua Francas,

  169. Yeah, a little bit, Matthew, Yeah, there's there's quite a

  170. few that that you know, that have popped up, but there's only a

  171. few major ones. Well, let's talk about those that are mentioned biblically,

  172. shall we amen? Okay, So what was the first lingual franca? By

  173. the way, Well, one of the first ones you have is you have

  174. the the Aramaic slash Acadian slash Chaldean lingua franca. Right, that's that's exactly

  175. correct. Matter of fact, ladies jenmen, you need to know that the

  176. first lingual franca, Well, it's it's where Arami comes from. It's Acadian.

  177. That's the series. Okay, let's let's talk about this again. You

  178. all need to know that Assyria and Babylon. Okay, what they used was

  179. Acadian. Yes, it was, Yes, it was. Now from that

  180. point we have the khalid they're the ones that took over the Assyrian Empire and

  181. they called it the Neo Babylonian Empire because that's when they moved the capital from

  182. Nineveh to Babylon in the south. You need to know that. And the

  183. Kalidis they spoke and used written language, well Kaladi only we call it Aramaic.

  184. Now I'm gonna blow your mind. Why do you think, ladies and

  185. gentlemen, that the parts in Daniel that were in the Persian Empire, why

  186. do you think they're written in Aramaic, or as those in the East call

  187. them, they don't call it Aramic. They call it Kalidi. That's what

  188. they call it. Well, because you need to know that the Persians didn't

  189. use Persians for their lingual franca. That's not how they governed their empire.

  190. They used that's right, ladies and gentlemen, Aramic, they used Kalidi.

  191. Doesn't stop here. We know historically speaking, that isochronally what Daniel is talking

  192. about as the little horn. The first time it was implemented was anti kis

  193. Epiphanes. You cannot argue that. And the entire region, the entire world

  194. that was conquered by Alexander. A magnificent thing that Alexander set up was to

  195. have the entire word hellenized. They all used, that's right, what's your

  196. New Testament written in ladies and gentlemen coining the Greek. That's because Alexander made

  197. the lingua franca Greek. And you had no choice, did you, Jose

  198. No, Matthew, he pretty much conquered the world in the eyes of everyone

  199. that was alive. Then Alexander conquered the world and you had to speak his

  200. language. So when you realize the ramifications of this, ladies and gentlemen,

  201. there is no debating it. I don't know what you've been taught before today,

  202. but you better hear this, and you better hear it clear. English

  203. is the de facto global lingua franca. It is mystery Babylon and nothing even

  204. comes close to it. You know, most of you don't even realize that

  205. we're not a global superpower. We are the global power. And if you

  206. talk to Koreans, they'll tell you that. You talk to Germans, they'll

  207. tell you that they think Americans are stupid. They don't know it. So

  208. when you talk about these things and you look up strange things in the Book

  209. of Revelation, I've said this many times, have proved it. You know

  210. you can. You can look it up yourself. Why is it that in

  211. the opening of Revelation you have one third of the trees burn, one third

  212. of this, one third of that. I want to tell you why,

  213. ladies and gentlemen, Because moondish Novus comprises one third of the surface area on

  214. this planet. That's a fact. When I say that it shocks people and

  215. upsets them, it really does. It shocks people and upset them. When

  216. later, let's say, in the Apocalypse of Isaiah, for instance, God's

  217. very specific what he does to Mystery Babylon, and he sends all of the

  218. unclean spirits there to dwell, does he not, Jose correct, Matthew.

  219. We covered this before, right right, And it amazes me how some people

  220. don't know where that's at. They have no idea what I'm talking about.

  221. Ladies and gentlemen. You need to look it up. God is very clear

  222. that no man is allowed to live there, are they? Jose right,

  223. Matthew Correct. The Bible comes right out and tells you God takes these unclean

  224. spirits and he puts them in a place, and he literally comes out and

  225. tells you verse by verse, man is no longer allowed to mess with them.

  226. They will dwell there in peace. That's what it's says, right,

  227. Ose, Yes, that's what it says, Matthew. Now, if you

  228. don't know where those chapters and persons are, do yourself a favor and go

  229. find them. So this puts everything in a different perspective when you realize that

  230. there is no doubt what Revelation chapter seventeen and eighteen's talking about, and literally

  231. most people on this planet know it, accept the people dwelling there. That's

  232. enough to just blow your mind, Hose. Tell me, so you lived

  233. in Japan for six months? How did that go? How did they treat

  234. you? Great? Matthew, I had no issues there. Like I said,

  235. I travel I didn't just stay on base. I traveled and explored Japan

  236. and everywhere. Yeah, you had to know basic Japanese words like where's the

  237. bathroom and this type of thing. But for the most most part you could

  238. find somebody to speak English with that that would help you. That was more

  239. than willing to speak English with you, that treated you lack of royalty,

  240. right right? How do you think I know that? How do you think

  241. my wife knows that? Now? More importantly, ladies and gentlemen, you

  242. need to know that Korea is a hardship to her. So Rachel wasn't allowed

  243. to come with me, but she came anyway with her own money. Let

  244. me say that again. Rachel lived in the village with the Koreans because she

  245. was not allowed on Post. She didn't come. We didn't live together on

  246. Post. So believe me when I say not only I my wife can.

  247. Oh, she'll testify to everything that Jose and I is pointing out to you

  248. right now, you'd be shocked, But it blows me away that until people

  249. learn this and study this for themselves, they have a great hesitancy accepting the

  250. simple fact that we are a part of Mystery Babylon. And literally, if

  251. you go to that post that Jose was at for six months, it literally

  252. is a piece of the United States on the isle of Japan. Yes it

  253. is, isn't it, Jose, Yes it is. Matthew, tell me

  254. something. Are the Japanese police allowed to come on post? No they're not,

  255. Matthew, No, no, no, no, no, no,

  256. no, no, no, they're not. Ladies and gentlemen. This is

  257. one of the primary reasons why maybe I should not say that, Jose,

  258. before you took a look at this, at this information, had this ever

  259. crossed your mind? And what did you think Mystery Babylon was? Did you

  260. think it was a place in the Middle East? Did you think it was

  261. the Empire that was to come? What did you think it was? No,

  262. Matthew, I pieced together how the Kaldeans operate, right, how they

  263. integrate themselves. And we're talking about you know, whatever you want to call

  264. it, the magi, the priestly class, whatever, whatever, the religious

  265. side, and that and the economics side, the the the role of the

  266. the king's advisor, right, That's the role that I saw the Kaldeans taking.

  267. And so of course you see that up here in every in every empire

  268. that that's popped up, and you can see it in the US system.

  269. So I understood that the Caldas operate in that manner. And of course I'm

  270. using I'm not using that name as a people group. I'm using them as

  271. as the way they operate. But I never considered that, and obviously it

  272. makes sense now, but I never considered that English would be or or the

  273. Lingua franca would be the another major vehicle too, to advance and to spread

  274. this system, using that as a way to tie everyone together, using that

  275. way to tie all of our business, all of our communication, all of

  276. our entertainment together, and essentially, you know, whether through coercion or persuasion,

  277. forcing everyone to essentially adopt the same language in order to cooperate, in

  278. order to uh, you know, advance, or in order to for this

  279. global economy to to actually operate and to survive. So it's it's really important,

  280. I think that that we understand this because what what was the whole purpose

  281. of the Tower of Babel, Matthew, when God came down and disrupted,

  282. disrupted the language so that everyone no one could communicate. Well, maybe we

  283. should read it and find out. Amen, I mean, it's not that,

  284. it's not. I mean, it's only nine verses right, right,

  285. so maybe we should just take a shout at it. Well, go ahead

  286. and finish your thought and then we'll probably read those nine verses. But go

  287. ahead and finish your thoughts. Sorry for breaking in there like that. No,

  288. So so what obviously I can see from from our perspective of how English

  289. is being used that way. But in the ancient world, Matthew, Aramaic

  290. served that purpose, and I don't appreciate that it's been hidden by calling it

  291. Aramaic when it essentially is called Deean. And what rocked my world is when

  292. I realized that, you know, pretty much all the scholars agree that Jesus

  293. spoke a Galilean dialect of Aramaic, or you could say he spoke Calldean.

  294. And Matthew, that's that's that's that's blowing the top of my head off right

  295. now. That's going to take a while the process. But because of the

  296. Judaizer SHU mean, yep, yes, I mean we have we have all

  297. these Hebrew roots Judaizers running around saying that, well, we know what they

  298. say, right right, And they love, I don't want to say too

  299. much. They love to intermingle Hebrew in with Christian lingo. Correct, correct,

  300. And you're right. That's once you find out the truth. It has

  301. a tendency to blow the top of your head off because you're like, why

  302. didn't my preacher tell me this? Well, and that only makes sense bibically,

  303. Matthew, And that only makes sense prophetically that the three languages in the

  304. Bible are Hebrew, Greek and called the End. Did everybody hear that?

  305. Did everybody hear that? With that in mind, I've got another thing I

  306. need to throw at you, and you're not going to like it when I

  307. do. The mighty Assyrians. Before that, let's go ahead and read these

  308. nine verses so here in Genesis chapter eleven, Ladies and gentlemen, reading from

  309. the New American Standard Bible, the ninety five update. Now the whole world

  310. used the same language and the same words. Now, I'm sorry, ladies

  311. and gentlemen, I'm sorry to break in here, but I gotta say this

  312. because I know Jose didn't know it said that, because I know what his

  313. preachers and his teachers all unanimously told him. They all told him that they

  314. all used the same language. But this goes to step a step further.

  315. They used the same words. First two, It came about as they journeyed

  316. east that they found a plane in the land of Shinah, settled there,

  317. and they said to one another, let us make bricks and burn them thoroughly.

  318. And they used brick for stone, and they used tar for mortuar.

  319. Let's just stop right there. Did you understand what it just said? It

  320. blows my mind when I do this in church or in the classroom, people

  321. just don't get it. Do you understand what it just said? They didn't

  322. use stones? What did it say? They used brick for stone, ladies

  323. and gentlemen's saying that they made their own stones. Think about this the first

  324. verse, I brought something out you'd never seen before today, even though I

  325. did not write this translation, did I, Jose? Nope, they all

  326. came together in a single place and settled there. And now it plainly states

  327. that they used their mechanations to make stone. Verse four, they said,

  328. come, let us build for ourselves a city and a tower. I'm sorry,

  329. did you miss that? Ladies and gentlemen, Jose, I don't want

  330. to pick on you, but you didn't know a city was involved because the

  331. only thing you've ever heard with your two ears is the Tower of Bible,

  332. right, Correc Matthew, Yeah, no, no, no, no,

  333. no, I'll read it for you again. They said, come, let

  334. us build first a city, and then it says a tower who's top will

  335. reach into heaven. I'm sure Jose is getting the idea that this is actually

  336. the story's actually progressing. It's it's stepping up in orders of magnitude. What's

  337. happening? Yes, it is, even though all of you thought that they

  338. just spoke the same language, and all of you thought that, well,

  339. you know, they just built this tower out of stone. No, they

  340. made the stones and they actually built a city first. Because none of you,

  341. I know, right now in the classroom and all of you from Pulpits,

  342. you've never heard this, Jose. Have you ever heard anybody talk like

  343. this before? Have you ever heard anybody say that Babylon was there or just

  344. a tower? You've only heard the Tower of Babel, right right, That's

  345. all they talk about Matthew. So I know that most of you thought to

  346. yourself, Man, this is going to be boring. I know exactly what

  347. this says. Really, Now, why did they build it? Let me

  348. continue on. They said, come, let us build for ourselves a city

  349. and a tower whose top will reach into heaven, and let us make for

  350. ourselves a name. Otherwise we will be scattered abroad over the face of the

  351. whole earth. Oh my goodness, ladies and gentlemen, did you not hear

  352. what they just said? You didn't, did you? You didn't catch it.

  353. You've been too busy entertaining yourself. I heard what it said. I

  354. know what it said. I mean, I can switch this over to Hebrew,

  355. and we can just read this in Hebrew. It said they want to

  356. They wanted themselves to all have the same name. They didn't want there to

  357. be any nationalities. Ladies and gentlemen, I just let that sink in,

  358. because the thought I just said is too wonderful for your mind. You can't

  359. calculate what's being said, can you? Verse five? Lord came down to

  360. see the the What jose you come down and see the tower? Right?

  361. No? No, no, no, no, Ladies and gentlemen, you

  362. can't lie to me. Okay. The first thing God laid his eyes long

  363. was now listen. Verse five. The Lord came down to see the city

  364. and the tower which the sons of men had belt, And the Lord said,

  365. behold, they are one people. Am I the first one pointing this

  366. out to you, ladies and gentlemen. You know you still don't get it,

  367. do you? And they all have the same language, and this is

  368. what they began to do. And now nothing which they proposed to do will

  369. be impossible for them. Come, let us go down there and can infuse

  370. their language so they will not understand one another's speech. So the Lord scattered

  371. them abroad from over the face of the whole earth, and they stopped building

  372. the city. Take note, it didn't say tower, did it, Jose,

  373. Nope. Now you have access via the word program, you could switch

  374. it over to Hebrew and prove that what I'm saying is true. It did

  375. not say tower. They didn't stop building the tower, did they? No,

  376. Matthew says city in Hebrew verse nine. Therefore the name. Now take

  377. note, why is everybody thinking that the name of the tower was Babel.

  378. Therefore its name was called babel. So the last thing he said was they

  379. stopped building the city, ladies and gentlemen, not the tower. He called

  380. the city babel because they're the confuse the language of the whole earth. And

  381. from there the Lord scattered them abroad over the face of the whole earth.

  382. I brought something up repeatedly to you. And when I say it, you're

  383. gonna know when you're spirit. I'm gonna ring your spirit like a tuning fork.

  384. I'm gonna ring you like a bell, and you will sing. Hosey

  385. riddled me this. What is the melting pot? What is it? It's

  386. the United States, Matthew. And why is it called the melting pot,

  387. Jose? Because it absorbs and accepts all people from everywhere and bring them together

  388. to make them one. It is an answer to these five or these nine

  389. verses. You're right, it makes them one. So if you're from Mexico

  390. and you come here, and you're from Germany and you come here, and

  391. you're from France and you come here and you all get citizenship, what are

  392. you, Jose, You're American? Matthew. That, ladies and gentlemen,

  393. is the answer to this nine verses. This is exactly what they're trying to

  394. do. This is what the Akkadians did. Yes, it is. Where

  395. do you think the word Samaritan comes from? Ladies and gentlemen, Jose ruled

  396. me this now. I taught you this a very long time ago. What

  397. is it that made the Assyrians so strong? I'm sorry? Yeah. Would

  398. they would when they would conquer a land, they'd they take the people,

  399. and they'd bring their people in, and they would mix everyone together. They

  400. would take half the population and deport it back to where they spoke Acadian.

  401. And if they took one hundred people from an area, they would take one

  402. hundred Akkadians and send them back to live where those people came from. Ah.

  403. Yes, the mighty Assyrians. Let me say this against so you understand,

  404. ladies and gentlemen, Assyria was northern Acadia and Babylon was southern Acadia.

  405. Yes it was, and everybody knows it, ladies and gentlemen. That's why

  406. what they had to do here. First, I'm getting ready to blow your

  407. mind again, ladies, gentlemen, because I've studied the history of academia in

  408. America, and guess what they did to all the Germans. Guess what they

  409. did to all the French people. Guess what they did to all the Italians.

  410. They stated, they I told you to start in in academia. At

  411. the beginning of this program. The first thing they did, the public school

  412. system in America said that you could only teach English. You didn't see that

  413. coming, did you? Look it up? I don't care, look it

  414. up. You understand what I'm saying right. This was planned a very long

  415. time ago, and way before you presupposed that it was the first thing they

  416. had to do to create a melting pot was legally enforce you learning English.

  417. Look it up. Look it up. And this is exactly what the US

  418. military basis is. It spread across the globe. They did this via academia.

  419. Yeah they did. And they really get quite mad when I talk to

  420. them about it because they can't hide it from me. Ladies and gentlemen.

  421. The United States is the defuncto melting pot. And I guess you're the only

  422. ones that don't know it. And these verses screamed that it screamed it.

  423. But for some reason, the bad Shepherds have literally overrun christ Church. They've

  424. overrun them, and for some reason, they had you programmed. They literally

  425. had your subconscious programmed that God got mad at the Tower of Bible, and

  426. he come down to destroy the Tower of Bibel and they would stop building the

  427. tower. No he didn't. I read to you the verses. I mean,

  428. maybe we should pick a different translation and read it out of that.

  429. But I know not only what this says in Hebrew, I know what it

  430. says in Greek. So don't try to pull that with me. And I

  431. know where the phrase in English comes from. The children of Men. I

  432. don't know where that phrase comes from. I don't think I know. I

  433. know that I know where the phrase in English comes from the children of Men.

  434. What are you all confused? That comes from the subtuge at verse five.

  435. I can look at the coin and near Greek and read it for you.

  436. Okay, So, boy, I've probably taken a lot of people by

  437. surprise, haven't I Jose? Yes, I mean, tell me, was

  438. Germany ever called the melting pot? Or how about Italy? No, no,

  439. Matthew, it's not. Especially in Europe. They have a real big

  440. problem of those little ghettos not assimilating into their countries. When over here you're

  441. be hard pressed, Matthew to find a third generation immigrant who speaks the original

  442. language. Yeah, that's that's been my experience. And I live right along

  443. the border where we're constantly exposed to Spanish. But it's very difficult to uh

  444. to keep that that native language, you know, to to teach it and

  445. to and to continue it when you're when you're here in the US. Yep.

  446. Because when you get hungry, you better not be speaking in paysos.

  447. Amen amen. Okay, when you get hungry, you better not speaking marks

  448. because you can bibble all you want to in German, it ain't gonna help

  449. you. When you're hungry. You better you had better speaking dollars. So

  450. we've opened up a whole universe. Everybody thought we were just speaking about a

  451. tower. No, no, no, we're speaking about the whole city.

  452. We've really spanded everybody. Let me go through this list again. Okay.

  453. It is the language of international diplomacy. If you ride up a treaty or

  454. a compact that you're going to do with another country, you have to do

  455. it in English. Yes you do. Don't lie. It is the language

  456. of air traffic control. You're not going anywhere on a plane if you can't

  457. speak English. Let me make sure that you understand what I'm talking about.

  458. Jose. If you're in Japan and you're flying an airplane, are you speaking

  459. Japanese? No, Matthew, you have to speak English. That's well,

  460. just real quick, Matthew. That's when I when I read that, when

  461. you read the part about the heavens in Genesis eleven, and that's that's that's

  462. the tower we're currently using to reach into the hamm as, Matthew is our

  463. aircraft and our spacecraft and those I'll use one language to accomplish that mission.

  464. And I'm glad you said that, Jose, because our reaching into heaven is

  465. really what solidifies English as the global de facto lingua franca, and Jose mentioned

  466. a part of it. Jose, how do you talk with the tower if

  467. you're in an airplane? Yeah, you have to speak in English. No,

  468. what physical device do you have to use where you have a radio?

  469. Are you hearing what I'm talking about, ladies and gentlemen, He's talking about

  470. satellite communication. He has to be because your radio won't work line of sight.

  471. And if you're flying from Japan to Los Angeles, guess what's the only

  472. way you can communicate, Jose. Your tower must reach into heaven. Right,

  473. it's called line of sight, ladies and gentlemen, and mystery. Babylon

  474. truly does reach into heaven. And that's what runs this planet is because this

  475. tower stretches into heaven. Look, ladies and gentlemen, we have to make

  476. sure that France trades its oil in American dollars. We have to make sure

  477. that the Italians, if they're going to buy rubber, they must buy rubber

  478. for their vehicles in dollars. And you know how we know they're doing that,

  479. right, because all bank transactions goes That's right, ladies and gentlemen,

  480. Communications are done in the heavens. You know, I'm probably saying stuff that's

  481. just jarring people's psyche. They're just shocked right now, weren't they, Jose,

  482. Yeah, I'm shocking Matthew. Okay, let's keep let's do number three

  483. again. It is the language of academic journals, period period. It is

  484. the most common language of the Internet. It is the language that international travelers

  485. with different native languages communicate with. Ladies and gentlemen. We never really got

  486. to talking about the history of how English accomplished this, but you need to

  487. know this so spread out across the Seven Seas from Sea to Shining Sea via

  488. the British Empire. But what made English and the American variety of English the

  489. de facto global lingual Franca was, of course, everything that happened in World

  490. War two and after with the Briton Woods solidifying that our nukes forced everybody you're

  491. going to use the dollar. But more importantly, you need to know this,

  492. how English does this was? It was in the perfect place and time.

  493. It was really done in the Industrial Revolution. This is when print exploded

  494. due to the printing press, and because of that, literacy exploded. Study

  495. the history of literacy legs where when did most people learn how to read and

  496. write? Because of the printing press? And because of the printing press is

  497. where is what created the advent of media? Ladies and gentlemen, what do

  498. you think Shakespeare plays? Are? Ladies and gentlemen? What I'm telling you

  499. is true. In the fullness of time, English was established as the global

  500. lingual franca. Let me say that again, in the fullness of time.

  501. That's why the one before it, France only covered just just a fraction of

  502. what English did. Because it happened at the perfect place and time in history.

  503. It was backed up with the explosion first of the Industrial Revolution and then

  504. by force of might. I was saying your comments, No, I'm just

  505. I'm just thinking, Matthew, to the times that I've tried to find study

  506. material in Spanish for for Spanish speakers on the Bible, and it's very limited.

  507. Most of it is just translations of stuff in English. There's very little

  508. original work in Spanish. And so you mentioned the printing press, and of

  509. course we understand that the Bible, the publication of the Bible, exploded from

  510. the printing press, and the most the most translations that are that are so

  511. Matthew, or in English specifically the King James. So it's it's it's it's

  512. just this lingua franca just it's like it seems like it's an unstoppable juggernaut that

  513. just keeps rolling along and embedding itself into everything. It's a lot, it's

  514. a lot to a lot to contemplate, because it's exactly what it says there

  515. in the first verse of Genesis eleven, the whole earth rouse the same language

  516. and the same words, and I and and I guarantee you, Matthew,

  517. if I was to quote from the King James most English speakers would would recognize

  518. those phrases that I use. That's a scary thought, ain't it. Yep,

  519. Whenever you look at it this way, I mean, whenever you look

  520. at it this way and you pan out, I mean you pay way out.

  521. People in America should think about getting their lives right with the living God.

  522. Amen. You know, I'm sure a lot of things that I've said

  523. tonight, people are racing to scramble and find out where they are. Like

  524. what I mentioned earlier about the simple fact that one third of this planet is

  525. going to be destroyed, and it's a geological fact that Moondus Novus, the

  526. New World, is one third of this planet. It don't take a rocket

  527. scientist's degree to put two and two together, does it, Jose? No,

  528. Matthew and God states in this entire land mass in the Bible, these

  529. unclean spirits he's going to put there, and nobody's going to to harass them,

  530. and he does a magical thing. He guarantees this by he's saying that

  531. no crops will grow there, only thorns and thistles, making sure that man

  532. does not harass these entities. They're probably scrambling to find out where that's at

  533. we covered it on air, correct, Yes, we did, Matthew.

  534. We literally went through it verse by verse. So there's many things we've talked

  535. about here today that they're going to be scrambling. At least three things that

  536. I realized they're going to be really scrambling, turning the bet, you know,

  537. the Bible pages back and forth, scrambling. And everybody needs to know

  538. that when Jose first encountered this ministry, that's exactly what he did. A

  539. whole lot of isn't it, Jose, Yes it is, Matthew. You'd

  540. flip this way, flip that way. You just couldn't find enough bookmarks,

  541. could you. Right me, you'd be picking up the mail off the table,

  542. shoving them into the Bible. Okay, let me hold that. Let

  543. me go back over here, right right. I don't think I know,

  544. Jose. I know I know because the word of the Living God will fill

  545. you with hunger, it will do things, ladies and gentlemen, It will

  546. change you, It will change you. And Jose's right. We've got a

  547. whole lot of Spanish speaking individuals that you know. This is why, ladies

  548. and gentlemen, I didn't have an American translate my book Tera Rectus for me

  549. a native of Paraguay, and thank you. That's a shout out to Cecilia.

  550. That's what she does for a job. She's a translator for Paraguay.

  551. Anyway, you've asked a very serious question, because there's a whole lot of

  552. Spanish speaking people in the United States and I never even realized that. I

  553. mean, you obviously know the word program. You probably can't get it in

  554. Spanish, Canyon. I mean I never even tried. Right, No,

  555. I haven't tried, Matthew, but I doubt it. The I mean,

  556. Spanish is the second most spoken native language in the world. Right, it's

  557. got the most people because again, it also covers continents, right, I

  558. don't know. Maybe we should look into that. Maybe we better look into

  559. it. I don't know. But anyway, ladies and gentlemen, you need

  560. to understand that everybody on this planet knows that English is the de facto global

  561. lingual franca and it's a short for its elf English as a lingua franca.

  562. I mean, there's books written on it, for Pete's sakes. So you

  563. need to catch up with the curve. Ladies and gentlemen, you are in

  564. mystery Babylon, and you were so deep inside it you had no idea that

  565. you couldn't see the forest for the trees. Jose, please pray us out

  566. of here. Dear heavenly Father, whom we love and serve, we thank

  567. you for allowing us this time and allowing us the resources to gather together.

  568. Father, I asked that the listener to this program understand and realize how close

  569. we are to your return, how close we are to you setting us straight,

  570. how close you are to gathering us together and setting us apart from the

  571. rest of the world. Father, Lord, I pray that this message reaches

  572. the hearts and minds of the listeners and gives them the the impetus to set

  573. their house in order, the impetus to listen to your word, to believe

  574. your word, to understand the promises you have given us, and to understand

  575. that those promises are fulfilled through your son. So Lord, I asked that

  576. this program edify the listener, that it strengthened the listener, and it enables

  577. us to have faith to endure what is to come. And we ask all

  578. this in the name of your son, our Lord and savior, Jesus Christ.

  579. Amen. Amen and Amen untail. Next time, ladies and gentlemen,

  580. God bless, God speed. Thank you for listening to Marinath the Ministries with

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  587. a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. It's your words.

  588. Though I hide in my heart that I might not sin against God.