Jay Dyer of Jay's analysis.

And today I want to talk about the solar eclipse mass religious deception and some of the history of the way that the state, the way that the deep state cults had utilized religious deception, the idea of signs and wonders events to dupe the public, to corral them and control them, and to maybe even distract them from authentic Christianity, from the real authentic religious experience that's out there, utilizing a lot of tricks, a lot of scams, and a lot of skull daggerade.

We go back to the early days of the Christian church after the

apostles and their death. The church, as you guys know, is persecuted by the Roman Empire.

And I'm not going to be talking a whole lot about deep theological stuff. I do want to talk a

little bit about it because it's going to relate to where we are today. And the commonalities

amongst odd groups, cults, and sex that are the

source oftentimes for the delusions that most people believe in the religious sphere, including

in the so-called Christian sphere. In the early days of the church, when the Roman Empire was

persecuting it for the first three centuries,

there were, at least as far as we know, many, many, countless martyrs.

At the same time, though, there was a lot of groups that sprang up that had a lot of odd, bizarre beliefs

that were contrary to the doctrine of the teaching of the apostles that was handed down.

A lot of these groups believed in esoteric things like the Gnostics.

There wasn't one Gnostic group. There was a whole myriad of Gnostic groups.

And if we read the text, a well-known text from St. Ironaeus of Leon, written in about 180 called Against Heresies,

the first two or three hundred pages of that book is actually detailing all of the Gnostic sects that he was aware of

by 180 AD. Now he was a bishop in the Orthodox Church of that time, and so he is our earliest witness

to this myriad of cults. The amazing thing about the Gnostic sex and cults

of that time is that many of the beliefs that they had then still are present today. I don't

think there's like one group that survived, but a lot of the errors, a lot of the mistakes that

they held to, such as the idea that the created world is inherently evil, that it was created

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