In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most overlooked aspects of Christian history—the origins of the Bible itself.
Who really wrote these sacred texts, and how much of what we read today reflects the original message? From the layered authorship of the Torah to the evolving portrayals of Jesus across the Gospels, we uncover how centuries of translation, redaction, and political influence shaped a narrative far more complex than most realize.
You’ll discover the hidden roots of Genesis in ancient Sumerian myths, the editorial choices that made Jesus more divine with each Gospel, and the mistranslations that have altered the course of history—from the misuse of the word “homosexual” in 1946 to misunderstood phrases like “meek shall inherit the earth.”
We’ll also explore how Constantine’s embrace of Christianity transformed a grassroots movement into an empire-backed institution, setting the stage for centuries of control and suppression of mystical traditions.
This episode invites you to challenge what you’ve been taught, look beneath the surface of scripture, and awaken to the deeper truths hidden in plain sight.
