Gods of the Bible

The Conspiracy Show with Richard Syrett

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🗓️ 23 September 2019

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Richard welcomes a documentary filmmaker and writer to discuss the numerous 'gods' worshiped by the people of Canaan and the nations surrounding the Promised Land. Were these idols just made-up deities or did they actually possess supernatural power? GUEST: Ali Siadatan is the founder of Think Again Productions in Canada — a multimedia teaching ministry shedding light on mysteries and treasures of scriptural knowledge which is making the bible more real than ever. Siadatan has found evidence that keeps agreeing with the bible’s tale, from biblical cities peering through the sand to "alien" abductions and prophetic events. In 2006, Think Again Productions released the groundbreaking documentary, UFOs Angels & Gods, on Google video it received 270 thousand views in nine months. His research into UFOs has inspired him to write a work of fiction (in progress), as well as a second documentary on the rise of the Antichrist titled Goliath Rising: Hybrids Nephilim & Titans.

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0:00.0	This podcast is proudly produced and presented by the Zuma Podcast Network,
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0:13.6	You're listening to an exclusive podcast of The Conspiracy Show with Richard Serrett.
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0:40.3	The Live from Toronto, Canada, the conspiracy show with Richard Seren from Zuma Radio, AM 740.
1:21.3	And welcome to the audio imaginarium.
1:25.2	Come on in, weary traveler, hang your cloak on a peg, grab a stool, and come gather around the fire. There are stories to be told. And you are among friends. Alisiatitan is standing by, and he'll join me for the next two hours as we discuss the gods of the Bible.
1:47.8	You may ask, how could there be gods, plural, in the Bible, when there's only supposed to be one
1:53.1	god, capital G, according to Scripture? So were these gods merely idols, or were they actual supernatural beings? We'll get into that in just a moment.
2:05.6	Owen Wolf is my technical producer and we are coming to you live, but no live stream tonight
2:11.2	on the YouTube channel, Strange Planet. No live stream on the YouTube channel Strange Planet.
2:16.4	That should return next week if everything works according to Hoyle.
2:21.4	And next week, actor, comedian, television hosts, and the only performer to win Emmy Awards for both entertainment and news shows.
2:30.7	John Barber will join me in studio, and John is known as one of the hosts of the NBC
2:36.0	reality TV series, Real People. Remember that that ran on NBC back in, I think we're around
2:42.0	1979 to 84, and he was also the creator and co-producer. But John Barber is also a JFK assassination
2:50.5	researcher and one of the only people to
2:52.7	interview the late New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison on camera. So, John Barber, next week for the
3:00.5	full two hours live in studio. The gods mentioned in the Old Testament were worshipped by the people of Canaan and the nations surrounding the promised land, but were these idols just made up deities, or did they actually possess supernatural power?
3:17.0	Now, many Bible scholars are convinced that some of these so-called divine beings could indeed do amazing acts because they were demons or fallen
3:26.6	angels, disguising themselves as gods. In Deuteronomy, it says they sacrificed to demons,
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