Eternal Liberty

This may be a question or one has asked themselves or who is wondering who is the Antichrist? all my blogs from my first post to now comes from the author Ryan Pitterson from his first book Judgement of the Nephilim to the book im reading now The Final Nephilim there is something very intriguing that i will be jumping chapters. The author explains who the Antichrist will be and why. The bible states the Antichirst will be a descendant of the tribes of Israel confirming in Ezekiel 21:25-27. Antichrist will be an Israelite. At the time of the old testament the Jewish people did not acknowledge Jesus Christ as the Messiah but if you let scripture interpret scripture you will see that its extremely difficult to envision a scenario in which Jewish believers would ever acknowledge, much less worship a man who is not Jewish or even claims to be an Israelite. Confirmation is set in the end times, prophetic context iniquity will "have it's end" contextually this "wicked prin...

We all heard of the Greek mythology was Plato's legend of Atlantis. This mythical island populated by gods and humans, full of wealth and advanced technology the more evil it became it was ultimately destroyed by the flood. This myth was derived from the accounts of the Garden of Eden, Genesis 6 and the rise and fall of the Assyrian's hybrid kingdom as described in Ezekiel 31. The Greek God Poseidon who fell in love with a human women and therefore begot half-god and half-human children just like the son's of God in Genesis 6 this was an illusion to the nephilim. In the biblical account the nephilim were militaristic tyrants who ruled the world ( Isaiah 14, Ezekiel 32 ). The gods and demigods of Atlantis possessed abundant natural resources and extreme wealth and were masters builders. In the biblical account Eden was rich in precious metals as well Genesis 2:10-12. There was an ancient megalith discovered in Israel in 1967 known as Gilgal Rephaim or "Wheels of the Gia...

Did you know that Ezekiel in the bible has so many hidden messages, well Ryan Pitterson breaks this down in his book the Judgement of the Nephilim in such a way that i will never feel confused when reading Ezekiel. The author goes on to say that the bible does contain a series of rarely-discussed passages that shed a great deal of light on the history of the Nephilim. Ezekiel 31 & 32 the rise and fall of the supreme angel who ruled the antediluvian kingdom of fallen angels and their Rephaim children. This king, referred to as "the Assyrian,"was the first global ruler and the most powerful of all the Genesis 6 apostate angels. Ryan pointed something out understanding esoteric passages certain sections of the bible are addressed to a specific person (typically a king) or a group but it contains hidden messages i mentioned above and are directed to a heavenly realm or angelic being. Isaiah 14 the most famous passage, a taunt for Babylon's king, is commonly accepted as al...