Among the topics discussed:

· The recent AfD successes in German national elections · Arab-Islamic crime in Germany · The CIA, Mossad, the potential for war in Iran · The death of cursive writing, and the slide rule. · Replacement theology · Dearth of Greek manuscripts of Scripture in Medieval Europe · Education then and now, how children have been educated throughout the centuries · Hurricanes and other inclement weather · Demographics in Germany · Historical climate change and a much warmer Scandinavian past. See: Melting Ice and a High Altitude Dig Reveal Viking Secrets in Norway and The Big Melt

· Negro crime in America · Oppression of “Holocaust” truth seekers in Germany · School shootings and Jewish kids on psychotropic drugs · Abortion and Sodomy in the modern Israeli State · Phoenicians, and the Antikythera mechanism · Britain, the Glastonbury accounts, and related tales promoted by British Israel · We thought to discuss the rejection of mass immigration by the people of Ireland, but the opportunity was missed See: Ireland is Full

· Ohio Gov. DeWine’s deep connections to Haiti inform response to Springfield controversy (no wonder Ohio is being loaded with Haitians!) · “Doctor” Chuck Baldwin, who calls himself “America’s Patriot Pastor”, and his love for niggers · Jews openly colonize every White area they can get into · Islam and the so-called “White Sharia” movement · Divisions and dividers in Christian Identity, and more!

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 6: Why Hear the Warnings?

Here we shall continue our commentary on Isaiah with the later half of chapter 5, where we are still in the second vision that had been recorded in the words of the prophet. As we had explained, this vision runs through four chapters of the book, and now we are nearing its end. In the opening verses of the chapter there is a rather brief song of a vineyard. That the vineyard serves as an allegory for the children of Israel was stated explicitly where we read in verse 5 that “…the vineyard of the LORD of hosts is the house of Israel, and the men of Judah his pleasant plant…” Later in Isaiah, in chapter 18, there is yet another description of a vineyard where we read what seems to have been a rather ominous warning: “5 For before the harvest, when the bud is perfect and the sour grape is ripening in the flower, He will both cut off the sprigs with pruning hooks and take away and cut down the branches.” While we should not get too far ahead of ourselves, for now it may suffice to say that the vineyard in Isaiah chapter 18 is also an allegory for the children of Israel, and as we had already explained in relation to this chapter, it also relates to the Gospel of Christ and the Parable of the Vineyard, as well as the visions of the harvests of the grapes found in chapter 14 of His Revelation.

So, as we have also asserted, it is within this context that we should consider the parable of the vineyard, as well as the parable of the vineyard workers, which are found in the Gospel of Christ. This vineyard is a continuing allegory for the children of Israel, and this is also evident in Jeremiah, as we have already cited chapter 12 (12:10) where Yahweh is portrayed as having lamented that “Many pastors have destroyed my vineyard…”

As we hope to exhibit throughout the later portions of Isaiah especially, the words of the prophets of Yahweh were frequently written in a manner in which they had an immediate application, which is made apparent once the relevant ancient history is studied, but those words also frequently contained elements which had not been fulfilled immediately, and which await fulfillment, by which we realize that they were intended to have more than one meaning, or in other words, multiple fulfillments. So many of the prophecies concerning Babylon were written in reference to a figurative Babylon, and Babylon is still a subject of prophecy long after the ancient city itself had been destroyed, which is evident in Mystery Babylon, the system of world commerce and government which is described in Revelation chapters 17 and 18. So it is also with Jerusalem, that the Jerusalem of the prophets is not always a reference to the ancient city, but rather, the ancient city was to be destroyed and never made whole again, as we read in a prophecy found in Jeremiah chapter 19.

The Jerusalem of prophecy often represents the centers of government wherever the children of Israel are found, which is evident in Micah chapter 4 where the Word of Yahweh had declared: “8 And thou, O tower of the flock, the strong hold of the daughter of Zion, unto thee shall it come, even the first dominion; the kingdom shall come to the daughter of Jerusalem.” Then, in Revelation chapter 21, in a vision given to John, a new Jerusalem is seen descending from Heaven. In this same manner in every prophecy which mentions Israel, Judah, Jerusalem, and Zion the labels represent the same people of God even long after they are far away in captivity, and in those which mention Babylon, Assyria and Egypt, the labels represent captivity itself, and they must all be considered from two perspectives, the near vision and the far vision, until all of the elements of each prophecy are fulfilled.

As usual, these Open Forums have a slow start. One friend asked about Texe Marrs, to whom I have not spent any time reading or listening in 15 years. Texe is an apparently Christian “conspiracy theorist” who, in my opinion, continually misses the mark, and always will miss the mark. So he is really just another rabbit hole, or perhaps, rabbi hole. I offer this opinion here because I did not spend much time on the subject in the Forum.

Finding comfort and encouragement in Scripture. The comfort in prayer. The correlation between thought and prayer.

Kirk Weaver’s beginnings as an Identity Christian, starting in the 1980’s. I had noted that there were two other long-time Identity Christians present, our good friend Bruce Bohn, who founded the Christian Identity group on Gab, and Debbie Downey, a good friend and the widow of pastor Mark Downey. Unfortunately, Bruce had troubles with his microphone, but we hope to speak to him at an Open Forum soon.

The significance of Christian Identity as the prophesied Elijah ministry of the last days. The origin of the label “Christian Identity”. I should have mentioned the fact that Christian Identity is not a denomination. Rather, it is a worldview grounded in Scripture and proper view of history which is fully supported by archaeology. Some of the divisions and differences within Christian Identity.

“Big G”, an Identity Christian from Philadelphia, and his experiences at work and at home.

A brief discussion of American pioneer Davy Crockett, who was also a U.S. Congressman from the State of Tennessee for several terms in the 1820’s and 30’s. At one point in that career, Crockett gave an excellent speech to his fellow Congressman titled “The Public's Money Is Not Yours to Give”, which I had discussed at length in a 2017 presentation titled The Protocols of Satan, Part 29: Constitutional Vanity. This led to a brief discussion of soldiering for the empire, and the evils of taking money from the citizenry in order to fight foreign wars on behalf of international merchants.

Towards the end of this Forum Erick raised the subject of the Parable of the Ten Virgins found in Matthew chapter 25. Here we did not discuss every aspect of the parable, but I made a reference to a recent Wednesday Bible Study which may be found at our Media site: Christogenea Bible Study - August 7/24 - Matthew 24:29 - 51, Matthew 25

Of course many other topics were discussed beyond or in relation to these.

A Commentary on Isaiah, Part 4: Patterns of Societal Collapse

Isaiah chapter 2 had opened with a promise of hope, which was evidently a vision for some time far off in the future, since it was followed by a much more immediate condemnation and imminent judgment of the people of Israel of Isaiah’s own time. This condemnation was for greater Israel, since it had made references to the cedars of Lebanon, the oaks of Bashan, which were allegories for various of the tribes of ancient Israel, and also to the ships of Tarshish, the ships by which the children of Israel had spread themselves abroad. In this condemnation they were condemned for their sorceries, for their idolatry, for their haughtiness, and because they had pleased themselves in the children of strangers, which is fornication or race-mixing.

Therefore we must understand that since there was a message of hope which had accompanied the condemnation of Israel for their sins, that Yahweh God had never intended to destroy Israel entirely, but rather, His intention was, and is, to punish them for their sins, so that they would ultimately conform to His will and through their conformance, He could fulfill the things which He had promised to their fathers. As we also hope to have illustrated, it is very likely that by the time Isaiah had written these words, the prophet Amos had already completed the course of his prophecy, and in Amos chapter 3 we read: “1 Hear this word that the LORD hath spoken against you, O children of Israel, against the whole family which I brought up from the land of Egypt, saying, 2 You only have I known of all the families of the earth: therefore I will punish you for all your iniquities.”