Tony Alamo

Sermon 766A

Revelation's Kingdoms, the Woman and the Dragon, and a Call to Salvation in Program 766

Tony Alamo continues his verse-by-verse walk through the Book of Revelation, reading of the kingdoms of the world becoming Christ's kingdom, the woman clothed with the sun, and the great red dragon, before leading listeners in a spoken salvation prayer.

Opening Prayer and Program Introduction

A recorded announcer opens the broadcast for Help from Christ Ministries, inviting listeners who feel inspired to write in. Tony Alamo takes over, identifying himself as world pastor and naming the program number seven hundred sixty-six, part of an ongoing series moving straight through the Book of Revelation. He tells listeners that co-host Sharon will explain near the end of the hour how to request a free copy on CD or audio tape, postage included. Alamo leads an opening prayer asking God for a bigger anointing on the broadcast, for listeners' hearts to receive the Bible's symbolic language the way a small child receives things from a trusted parent, and for every demonic spirit fighting against people's spirits to be rebuked and destroyed. He prays for souls to be saved and the church strengthened, closing in Jesus' name, and the congregation answers with an audible amen.

A Recorded Hymn of His Own

Once the prayer ends, Tony Alamo tells the room that mankind is not nearly as benevolent toward one another as God is, then introduces a song he recorded some time earlier, Where Man's Love Stops Is Where God's Begins. The broadcast plays the full recording, several minutes of Alamo's own performance, before he returns to the microphone praising the Lord and turning to teaching. He tells listeners it is good to know the Bible because knowing the word means knowing Jesus, since Jesus is the word made flesh, citing the opening of the Gospel of John that in the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word became flesh. He says seeing God react in human flesh shows believers how to act when they carry the power of God within them, setting up the chapter-by-chapter walk through Revelation that follows for the rest of the hour.

Revelation Eleven and the Kingdoms Made His

Alamo moves into chapter eleven of Revelation, reading that the second woe is past and the third woe comes quickly, and reminding listeners the Lord promised to shorten the tribulation because no one could endure it otherwise. He reads that the seventh angel sounds and voices in heaven declare the kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of the Lord and of his Christ, insisting this proves the world does not belong to Satan and that believers who are Christ's will reign forever. He continues through the twenty-four elders falling on their faces to worship, thanking God for taking his great power and reigning over everything, and reads that the nations are angry because two witnesses of God were killed and have since risen and ascended into heaven before onlookers. He reads on to God's wrath arriving, the time for the dead to be judged, and reward promised to the prophets and saints, alongside a passage in which Alamo sharply condemns politicians and world leaders as destroyers of the earth.

The Woman, the Dragon, and the Crown

Alamo turns to chapter twelve and its vision of a great wonder in heaven, a woman clothed with the sun, the moon under her feet, and a crown of twelve stars on her head. He explains the woman as the body of Christ, true spiritual Israel, insisting not every Jew is Israel but only those who fear God's name and keep his commandments, and identifies the twelve stars as the twelve tribes. He reads that she cries out in labor, applying the pain of childbirth to the persecution believers face every time they lead someone to the Lord, and tells listeners that soul winners have more children than parents ever do. He then reads of a great red dragon with seven heads, ten horns, and seven crowns, naming it Satan, whose tail sweeps a third of heaven's stars to earth and who stands before the woman ready to devour her newborn child, which Alamo says represents Satan trying to corrupt believers the moment they are born again with pride.

Submission, Pride, and the Antichrist

Alamo reads First Peter chapter five, telling younger believers to submit to the elder who leads the church, naming himself as that teacher, and to be clothed with humility since pride is a sin unto death. He turns to Second Thessalonians chapter two, describing the antichrist as one who exalts himself above everything called God and sits in the temple of God, which Alamo says means the human heart itself, since pride gives Satan an easy foothold in every person. He shares a personal aside, recalling the Lord once telling him it is good for his ego that someone named Susie is smarter than him, admitting he had not realized he carried pride at all. When he asks the congregation what such pride and ego amount to, a voice calls back blasphemy, and Alamo repeats the word in agreement. Reading Revelation thirteen, verses three through five, he identifies the beast's head wounded to death as the Roman Catholic Church and repeats his warning against political and government leaders, calling them destroyers doing Satan's work on earth.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Information

Alamo tells listeners that being born again is required to enter heaven, since all have sinned and fallen short of God's glory, and leads them through a spoken salvation prayer confessing belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of the living God, that he died and rose again, and inviting him into the heart to wash away sin. He tells anyone who prayed along that they can know their prayer was heard and answered, and asks them to raise their hands and thank the Lord for saving their souls. He then turns to Sharon, who tells the audience how to request a free copy of program seven hundred sixty-six, giving the ministry's website, an email address, a Hollywood, California post office box, and a phone number. Alamo closes by identifying himself once more as world pastor Tony Alamo, promising more from the Book of Revelation the next day, and blessing listeners. A recorded announcer returns to close the broadcast, repeating Help from Christ Ministries' phone number and email for listener responses.

Connect The Dots with Tom Edison

Frustration With the Galactic Confederation, Trump's Economy, and the Urantia Revelation

Host Tom Edison spends a caller-free hour of Connect The Dots venting about cowardly extraterrestrials, President Trump's economy, and gatekeepers like Cobra and Ashayana Deane, before turning to The Urantia Revelation and the MerKaBa as keys to a coming shift in human consciousness.

Opening the Show and Challenging the ETs

Tom Edison opens the broadcast by announcing the name of the show, introducing himself as host, and reminding listeners that this is BBS Internet Radio, a place he calls "Radio Free America" where he can speak freely without censorship. He repeats the call-in number, 888-627-6008, and pushes listeners to phone in, asking pointedly what kind of person would not want to participate. He then turns his attention to extraterrestrials, saying he has tried to make contact and that they are too afraid to meet with him. He thanks the "good" ETs for whatever help they have offered over the past ten or twenty years but insists they have not solved humanity's problems fast enough. He argues that neither the good nor the bad ETs are as superior as they think, calling the good ones cowards and chickens for not moving faster to free the Earth from negative forces.

Venting About Trump and Rising Prices

Edison shifts into a lengthy critique of President Trump, saying he is not anti-Trump but believes the administration mainly serves the wealthy rather than ordinary Americans. He blames Trump's decisions for rising gasoline and grocery prices, sarcastically telling listeners to "thank President Trump" for the cost of living. He calls Trump "a thousand times better than Biden" yet also says, using blunt language, that Trump has "messed it up" for everyday people while helping billionaire friends. Edison challenges any listeners with connections to Trump to pass along an invitation for him to call the show, insisting he could explain how the country should be run. He describes Trump as someone who "knows a little" but not as much as he believes, and repeats his invitation for anyone listening with a telephone to call in and discuss it live on the air.

White Light, Plasma Bodies, and Agartha

Edison introduces a stretch of metaphysical teaching, asking listeners whether they know how to breathe in white light from the center of the cosmic universe and exhale, along with the light, whatever no longer serves them. He references a figure he calls Cobra, described as representing a resistance movement connected to a realm inside the Earth called Agartha, and repeatedly invites callers to explain concepts like the plasma body or the astral body if they know more than he does. He recalls an old Outer Limits episode about soldiers fitted with helmets that constantly command them to fight, comparing it to what he calls modern "frequency helmets" broadcasting negative emotion into people's astral bodies. He laments that dark forces still control the planet because what he calls the Galactic Confederation refuses to intervene, accusing them of cowardice for waiting until conditions are, in their view, perfectly safe.

Frustration With the Galactic Confederation

Edison grows increasingly critical of the Galactic Confederation, arguing that full disclosure will never come from governments because it would force an admission of secret alliances with negative extraterrestrial races he says trapped humanity in what he calls the phantom matrix. He talks about the soul chakra above the head, the oversoul, and the idea that only a portion of each person's true self resides on Earth. He urges listeners to declare their own sovereignty aloud with statements such as "I am soul, I am divine light, I am love," insisting people do not need to wait for perfect conditions to act. He recalls attending an expensive event a year earlier featuring Cobra, saying he felt shortchanged by the information offered and that the resistance movement's representative was not truly cooperative with the people he claims to serve.

Doubts About Ashayana Deane and Fake Prophets

Edison turns his skepticism toward other figures in the extraterrestrial-contact community, singling out Ashayana Deane for calling the Flower of Life symbol the "daisy of death" and for presenting information he believes was downloaded into her by a group he suspects are the very negative beings behind the phantom matrix. He describes traveling to Bora Bora for a Cobra-led gathering near what organizers called a stargate in the middle of the Pacific, complaining that such events cater to wealthy participants willing to pay high prices for stones and pilgrimages while ignoring the world's poor. He also criticizes an online figure he calls the "fake Ashtar Sheran," who charges roughly thirty-two dollars for lists of instructions and exercises tied to supposed upcoming galactic events, calling the practice a distraction that wastes people's time and money without delivering real change.

Urantia, MerKaBa, and Closing the Show

In the closing stretch, Edison discusses The Urantia Revelation, which he says teaches that Jesus of Nazareth was actually born on August 21st rather than in December, and that God is better understood as a personal Heavenly Father rather than an impersonal "source." He describes activating the MerKaBa, a star-tetrahedron energy field he says every person carries, as a coming step in human evolution alongside promised technologies like healing "med beds" and free energy devices. Noting that no callers phoned in during the hour, he chides listeners for staying silent and asks them to examine why they were too hesitant to speak up. Edison closes by announcing his next broadcast for September 26th at 11 p.m. Central time, then introduces the show's closing music, an AI-generated theme song about Connect The Dots followed by his own composition, "Trump It."

The True History of Our Galactic World and NESARA with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna

As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland

Hurricane Aftermath in Hawaii, ECETI's Rebuilding Effort, and a Call to Look Within

Broadcasting from ECETI's storm-battered Big Island property, James Gilliland surveys hurricane and earthquake damage near Naalehu, updates listeners on the ranch's rebuilding needs, and shares his views on chemtrails, disclosure, and spiritual awakening.

A Turbulent Flight Into the Big Island

James Gilliland opens the broadcast explaining he is now broadcasting from ECETI's Big Island property in Hawaii, after a flight so rough crossing two hurricanes that he compares the plane's motion to breaking a stubborn horse. He tells fellow passengers not to worry, saying he trusts he is shadowed by the Pleiadians whenever he flies. He notes this is his first visit back to the farm since a 6.0 earthquake struck near the property and since the hurricanes tore through the island, calling both events wake-up calls. While writing the show during a thunderstorm, he reflects on how many islanders still lack a roof. He recaps a busy summer back at the ECETI ranch in Washington State, filled with classes, workshops, healing circles, garden work, and sky watches, including nights when he says ships landed in the ranch's field and near Mount Adams, all captured on camera with witnesses present.

Storm Devastation and a Cemetery Video

Gilliland describes driving from the airport to the ranch and seeing the destruction firsthand: centuries-old trees toppled, rivers of mud and boulders, and stretches of highway near Naalehu washed away, forcing helicopters to deliver food and water. He plays a video clip in which a reporter stands on Kamaoa Road near the Naalehu Cemetery, describing families climbing through mud and fallen headstones to check on relatives' graves. A female resident says she is relieved to find her mother's and grandmother's graves intact, though she worries about families whose loved ones' remains, or iwi, were disturbed lower in the cemetery. A male resident describes coffins surfacing where the lower rows collapsed while the upper section stayed untouched. Gilliland urges listeners to send prayers and donations directly to residents rather than large relief organizations, and voices suspicion that outside buyers are using the disaster to acquire land on the islands.

Chemtrails, Vaccines, and a Mosquito Airdrop

The host turns to a wide-ranging set of claims about engineered threats to public health, describing a video of mosquitoes and ticks reportedly being air-dropped and comparing the practice to ancient Mesopotamian tales of gods spreading plague on humanity. He argues that vaccines pushed in recent years have caused blood clots and immune damage, particularly in children, and predicts a reckoning he compares to the Nuremberg trials for doctors, politicians, and media figures he says are complicit. He claims more than thirty states have restricted geoengineering and chemtrail spraying, questioning why hurricanes increasingly strike islands with long histories of being spared, and says the Big Island's mountain has diverted storms for fifty years. He tells listeners to grow their own food, buy meat directly from local ranchers, and test their water, framing self-sufficiency as protection against contamination in the food supply.

Rebuilding the Ranch and Answering Rumors

Returning to practical matters, Gilliland reports that ECETI weathered the earthquake and hurricanes with only downed trees and no structural damage, though the overgrown jungle now needs weeks of clearing before the coffee fields and gathering spaces can be used again. He asks for volunteer coffee pickers and weed whackers through the ECETI website, saying the property runs largely on book sales, counseling fees, and guest stays rather than steady funding. He then addresses what he calls meritless gossip circulating about the ranch, joking that upcoming bestiality ring meetings and orgies will have to be cancelled since no such thing exists, and says only he and one helping couple maintain the land. He argues that when his evidence cannot be discredited, critics attack his character instead, adding that similar smear campaigns have cost him inclusion in ufology conferences and documentaries over the years.

Universal Law, Karma, and Going Within

Gilliland shifts into an extended spiritual teaching, urging listeners to seek the divine internally rather than through external religious or political authority, describing the body as a temple and citing what he calls Yeshua ben Joseph's warning that others would use his name to build wealth. He describes a coming bifurcation of worlds in which people living with love, service, and integrity thrive on one timeline while those driven by greed and deception face an accelerated karmic reckoning during what he calls a life review after death. He recommends forgiveness, releasing past trauma, and practicing detachment from possessions, and cites the Hawaiian practice of ho'oponopono as a model for making things right rather than seeking revenge. He also criticizes spiritual leaders and ufologists who use loving language publicly while behaving otherwise privately, saying accountability and honesty matter more than appearances of enlightenment.

Calling Out Disclosure's Failures

Before closing, Gilliland renews his long-standing criticism of official UFO disclosure efforts, arguing that eighty years of government-linked investigation have produced only blurry footage and empty promises while some of the largest UFO organizations quietly receive funding tied to intelligence agencies. He says genuine progress requires releasing honest insiders from secrecy oaths and building an independent research effort based on evidence, a project he says is already underway. He briefly returns to concerns about earthquakes, volcanic activity, and unusual venting reported off the California coast before repeating his call for listeners to look inward rather than to outside saviors, religious or extraterrestrial. He ends the hour with a reminder about ECETI's volunteer program for coffee picking and land maintenance, then promises uplifting whale, dolphin, and manta ray footage, along with possible UFO video, before signing off with Aloha as the show closes with a promotional message about ECETI's workshops and streaming service.

Sound Healing with David Gibson

Dynamic Curves: Shaping Sound Baths and Treatments From Activation to Stillness

David Gibson devotes the hour to dynamic curves, the practice of building and breaking down sound in baths, treatments, and his own recordings to carry listeners from activation into deep, healing stillness.

Inside the Sound Healing Center

David Gibson opens the broadcast from Sausalito with a tour of the Sound Healing Center's four branches: the Globe Institute, the Sound Healing Store, the Sound Therapy Center, and the Sound Healing Research Foundation. He describes the Institute as the only state-approved sound healing college in the United States, offering two sound healing certificates and an audio recording certificate, both in person and online, with a new online semester starting September 14th and a recording program beginning September 22nd. He walks through the Store's four hundred instruments and technologies, from crystal bowls and didgeridoos to Brainwave Assessment and Voice Analysis software, and mentions a contract bringing eight sound protocols into Northern California's largest dementia care company. He also describes the Sound Healing Research Foundation's library of clinical papers, the Medical Sound Association's bimonthly treatment-plan meetings, and a $100,000 grant funding sound curriculum in Montessori schools. He points listeners to the Sound Healing Center's website for further details.

Introducing the Dynamic Curve

David Gibson introduces the day's main topic: dynamic curves, the shaping of a sound bath, concert, or treatment so it builds and breaks down rather than simply floating in one mood. He explains that most practitioners create a pleasant atmosphere on a single instrument, like a crystal bowl, and never go anywhere with it, while a true curve intentionally moves in intensity, pitch, and volume over time. He calls this an advanced skill, one that makes sound work far more effective than staying flat. Demonstrating live, he tones and plays a singing bowl in what he calls a mountain curve, starting mellow, rising in loudness and pitch until it feels intense, then settling back down. He credits his own introduction to the idea partly to listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, noting how the album opens with alarm clocks and gradually mellows before building again, and to the Grateful Dead, whose slow-building live jams keep audiences engaged for long stretches without ever moving so slowly that listeners lose interest.

Naming the Curves in Practice

Gibson walks through several named curve shapes he uses in practice. The floating curve, he says, is a beautiful but flat sacred space where nothing really builds, fine for a gentle sound bath but less transformative. A curve for treatments meets people where they are, often keyed up or anxious, brings them steadily down into deep calm, then lifts them gently back to alertness so they can drive home afterward. The mountain curve builds intensity before breaking down, useful for showing people they can handle more energy, though he warns it can overwhelm anyone fragile, freshly out of the hospital, or living with advanced dementia. His personal favorite is what he calls the mellow out curve, which grows quieter and slower through an entire session until, by the end, almost nothing is moving. He describes this profound stillness as the safest option in a room full of strangers, since no one knows in advance who might be too delicate to handle a gong or other intense sound.

Mapping Instruments From Activating to Calming

Gibson lays out a spectrum his program has mapped from most activating to most calming. Bagpipes, gongs, ocean drum, and Tibetan bowls struck with a wood stick sit at the activating end, followed by drums, djembe, frosted and alchemy bowls, flutes, and crystal harp, while soft shakers, handpan, free-note xylophone, sansula, and Koshi chimes sit at the mellow end. He recommends moving step by step through this list rather than jumping straight from a gong to Koshi chimes, so listeners are carried along smoothly. He then details the qualities that make any sound more calming or activating: even harmonics, complex tones, soft volume, low frequency, slow or absent tempo, sustained notes, simple melodies, and repetition all calm the nervous system, while odd harmonics, loud volume, high frequency, fast tempo, rhythm, harmony parts, and unpredictable change tend to activate it. He adds that lyrics engage the analytical left brain and judgment more than wordless vowel sounds, and that unfamiliar instruments bypass stylistic labeling altogether.

A Sound Bath and a One-On-One Treatment

Gibson maps his own sound bath, which opens fairly activating with gongs and large bowls, moves through rattles and drums, then settles into a three-bowl harmony chord before he demonstrates a binaural beat by singing slightly off pitch against a bowl. From there he layers Tibetan bowls, melodic instruments like the free-note xylophone and crystal harp, and finally Koshi chimes before letting a bowl fade into five or ten minutes of silence, which he says lets everyone arrive at stillness together. He then outlines his one-on-one treatment format: clients lie on a sound table for fifteen or twenty minutes, he opens with an invocation calling in guides and ancestors, moves through drums, rattles, a large Tibetan bowl, tingshas, and tuning forks, and closes with the frosted bowl and the words "may the healing continue, as appropriate for your highest good," then leaves the room so the person can rest in the stillness alone, sometimes falling asleep on the table.

Closing With Music and the Fibonacci Curve

Gibson closes the hour by playing examples of dynamic curves built into his own recorded music. He plays "Unconditional Love" as a mountain curve, adding octaves and higher frequencies until it peaks before mellowing back down, then "Uplift," a slow, building Stairway to Heaven style track he says is used in the integrative therapy department at Massachusetts General Hospital to help lift people out of depression without overwhelming them. He explains that the smoothest curves follow the Fibonacci sequence, one plus one is two, two plus three is five, and so on, calling it the pattern behind all growth in the universe. He notes that activation before mellowing helps the body feel fully present in the calm that follows. The broadcast ends with "Pure Light," a piece that slows to half speed and settles into deep stillness, after which Gibson tells listeners to carry that stillness through the evening, the weeks, months, years, and lifetimes ahead.

The Church of the Souls Evolution with The Reverend Blake Rubie

Heaven's Light, the Face of God, and Why Earth Is the Hardest School in the Universe

In a solo, thirty-minute broadcast, Reverend Blake Rubie describes what he believes heaven and the mother and father God actually look like, explains the soul as a spark of divine light, and argues that Earth is one of the hardest schools in the universe, closing with a prayer for peace.

A Show Nine Years in the Making

Reverend Blake Rubie opens by welcoming "internet radio land" to The Church of the Soul's Evolution, noting the program has run under different names, including Spirits of the Universe and God Is on the Sun, since he began broadcasting around 2017. He says he keeps returning to the same core subject, spirituality, because he is grateful for the chance to send his words out to help make the world better. He tells listeners that despite the many competing churches that each claim to hold the exclusive truth, heaven itself has no religion. There, he says, the only order of business is to praise the mother and father God, a king and queen who are soulmates to one another, since a father alone cannot create children. He adds that today's broadcast will run only thirty minutes because he has errands to run and an eight o'clock teleconference with friends in Alamogordo, New Mexico, where he and his wife are considering moving.

Standing Before the Mother and Father God

Rubie describes the pre-existence, the state in which every spirit lived before being born on Earth, and says each soul once stood before its co-creator God to receive a mission to help make the world better and work toward peace. He tells listeners that when they eventually reach their own expiration date, they will stand before the mother and father God and behold a light so brilliant it will wash over them like a hurricane-force wind. He explains that every soul carries its own spark of that same divine light, comparing the soul to a lantern holding a small flame lit from the Creator's fire. Every spirit, he says, is born on a sun, not necessarily this one, and could originate anywhere among the countless solar systems of the Milky Way or other galaxies, meaning some listeners may be old souls, mystic travelers who move from planet to planet across many lifetimes.

Category Planets, Prayer, and the Wars of Today

Rubie lays out his ranking of inhabited worlds on a scale from one to nine, placing Earth at category one and describing more advanced planets, such as a hypothetical category six, whose souls sometimes volunteer to reincarnate here on a mission from the mother and father God to help humanity through hard times. He points to the ongoing wars in Iran and Ukraine, and to more than eighty thousand deaths in the Gaza Strip, as evidence of a struggling planet. Repeating a phrase he says he has used on earlier shows, he tells listeners that man will prey on man until man learns to pray for man, spelling out both words, and adds the same is true of women. He argues that individual prayers genuinely make a difference and that the meanness, unkindness, and heartlessness seen in the news reflect people who have not yet learned that lesson.

Life Reviews and the Face of Father God

Rubie describes the life review he believes every soul undergoes before the mother and father God, in which a person relives every moment from birth to death, including old childhood pains, from an outside perspective. He says nobody knows their expiration date in advance, whether it comes in a car wreck, by drowning, or in old age, and calls every day on Earth a gift. Drawing on a book he recommends, The Soul's Remembrance by Roy Mills, he offers a detailed physical description of the father God: roughly twice the height of an ordinary man, with a large mane of white, flowing hair, a face marked equally by love and authority, bare feet, and a heavily muscular build he compares to Arnold Schwarzenegger. He adds that the Creator's eyes hold pools of love but can also feel terrible, because they contain everything that being has witnessed across the ages.

Angels, the Tunnel of Light, and Mother God

Turning to what happens after the expiration date, Rubie tells listeners they may be met by angels, by deceased relatives, or by a chariot driven by Archangel Gabriel, all leading to the tunnel of light he identifies with the spirit world itself. He estimates that roughly eighty percent of people go on to that world of light, while those who lived as bullies, tyrants, or killers first pass through a place of rehabilitation he calls God's jail, or hell, before continuing their soul's journey. He describes the mother God as royal and almost impossibly beautiful, comparing her to Queen Elizabeth, and says the mother and father God created the planets of the solar system, including Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, and the Sun itself, using nothing but the power of spoken words, a cosmic force he says advanced souls eventually learn to wield themselves.

Earth's Hard Lessons and a Closing Prayer

Rubie calls Earth one of the most difficult schools in what he terms the university of the universe, arguing that living alongside animals that kill and eat one another, lions taking down gazelles, snakes devouring rats, is one of the deepest sources of pain for spirits used to a place of love. He shares that he is seventy two years old, vegan for twenty seven years, and living with one kidney, explaining he adopted the diet for health reasons and says he will not judge listeners who eat meat, since he did so himself for forty four years. He contrasts Earth's violence with heaven, where he says predator and prey animals live together in harmony. The broadcast closes with Rubie leading an extended prayer thanking the Creator of the universe for life and existence, asking for blessings on all of God's children, and signing off with love to his audience.

Bible News Prophecy with Dr Bob Thiel

Can the Jews Build a Holy Temple? Christians as God's Temple with Dr. Bob Thiel

Dr. Bob Thiel joins host Steve Dupuis to examine a Temple Institute newsletter calling for a rebuilt Jewish temple, then walks through Old and New Testament scripture to argue that Christians, not a physical building, are now God's holy temple.

Temple Institute Calls For A New Temple

Steve Dupuis opens the Bible News Prophecy program by asking Dr. Bob Thiel whether any Jewish groups actively want to build a temple today. Thiel answers that several do, singling out the Temple Institute, whose newsletter went out the day before under the heading 'The Place Hashem Your God Will Choose.' He reads the newsletter's quotation of Deuteronomy 12:5-7, instructing Israel to bring burnt offerings, sacrifices, tithes, and freewill offerings to the place God chooses, and its claim that Moses is introducing 'the future Holy Temple' that would replace the tabernacle. Thiel notes that sacrifices in that passage were carried out for centuries without any temple standing. He adds that the newsletter closes with an appeal for donations to 'rebuild the Holy Temple in our time,' framing the modern push for a temple as both a religious conviction and a fundraising cause among certain observant Jewish organizations.

A History Of Israel's Two Temples

Thiel traces the history behind that appeal. About four hundred years after Deuteronomy, King David wanted to build God a great temple in Jerusalem, but God told him no and promised the honor to his son instead, and Solomon built what is called the First Temple, destroyed in 586 BC by the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar. A new temple began under King Cyrus's decree around 538 BC and was finished by 516 BC, and roughly five hundred years later Herod the Great expanded it into an impressive structure. Thiel reads Matthew 24, where Jesus's disciples show him the temple buildings and Jesus responds that not one stone will be left upon another. That destruction came at the hands of General Titus in 70 AD, an event the Jewish historian Josephus witnessed and described as complete. Early second-century Jews discussed rebuilding, Thiel notes, but nothing came of it, leaving Jerusalem without a temple for nearly two thousand years.

Christians As The True Temple Of God

Asked directly whether Jews can build a holy temple in this age, Thiel answers simply, 'No.' Dupuis recalls that Christians are called the temple of God and asks whether they represent that temple in the end times. Thiel says yes, first pointing to Daniel 12:7, where a heavenly figure swears the end will come after 'a time, times, and half a time,' the three-and-a-half-year period Thiel identifies with the Great Tribulation and the Day of the Lord, insisting the holy people described there are not unconverted Jews. He then introduces a word study, explaining that the New Testament uses two different Greek words translated 'temple' in English: naos and hieron. Thiel says naos is the word the apostle Paul used after Jesus's resurrection to describe something other than a physical Jewish building, setting up scripture showing that the naos, God's true temple, now refers to Christians rather than to Jewish people or any Jewish structure.

Paul's Letters On The Body As Temple

Thiel reads a string of Pauline passages to build his case. In 1 Corinthians 6:19 Paul asks believers whether they know their body is 'the temple of the Holy Ghost,' and in 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 he warns that anyone who defiles 'the temple of God,' which believers themselves are, will be destroyed by God. In 2 Corinthians 6:16, Paul contrasts the naos of God with idols, quoting God's promise to 'dwell with them and walk among them.' Thiel then turns to John 2:19-21, where Jesus tells the Jews, 'Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up,' and the Gospel clarifies that Jesus 'spoke of the temple of his body,' the first New Testament use of naos for something other than a physical Jewish building. Thiel adds Ephesians 2:19-22, where Paul describes Christians as fellow citizens 'built together for a habitation of God,' and cites an old Church of God publication using the same imagery of believers 'growing unto a holy temple in the Lord.'

Sacrifices Are Possible Without A Temple

Dupuis asks whether Daniel's prophesied animal sacrifices before the Great Tribulation require a temple. Thiel says no, explaining that Jews only need an altar, a high priest, sacrificial implements, and willingness, all of which certain groups already have. He notes that before Solomon built the First Temple, Jews sacrificed for centuries on altars alone, citing David in 2 Samuel 24, Aaron's descendants in Exodus and Leviticus, and earlier still Abel, Noah, and Abraham in Genesis. Thiel reads Ezra 3:6, showing that returning exiles resumed burnt offerings 'from the first day of the seventh month' even though 'the foundation of the temple of the Lord was not yet laid.' He reports speaking directly with leaders of the Temple Institute and the Reconstituted Sanhedrin, both of whom told him no temple is required to sacrifice, only government permission, which they are simply waiting to receive. Thiel concludes that while Jews may eventually build some sacrificial structure, they remain incapable of building a temple God would consider holy.

The Abomination Of Desolation Reconsidered

Finally, Dupuis asks whether the abomination of desolation Jesus described takes place in a Jewish temple. Thiel says no, reading Matthew 24:15, where Jesus warns of 'the abomination of desolation... standing in the holy place' and adds, 'whoever reads, let him understand.' Thiel argues Jesus never called that holy place a Jewish temple; it could be the first Christian building in Jerusalem or another site entirely. He points to Acts 7:33 and 21:28, which use the same Greek terms, topos and hagios, for a location rather than a structure, and says many Protestants and members of the Churches of God, including his former one, miss this distinction and wrongly expect a rebuilt Jewish temple. Thiel closes by insisting Christians, not any Jewish building, are God's holy people and holy place in this age. Dupuis thanks Thiel and directs listeners to biblenewsprophecy.net for more interviews and articles, closing out the Bible News Prophecy program.

Sons of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean

If Tyranny and Oppression Come To This Land_ It Will Be In The Guise Of Fighting A Foreign Enemy

James Madison's Warning on Tyranny, September 11th Conspiracy Claims, and the Fight Over Charlie Kirk's Death

Bradlee Dean opens with James Madison's warning that tyranny arrives "in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy," then spends two hours arguing that Charlie Kirk's death, the September 11th attacks, and a roster of media personalities are all part of the same engineered deception, taking calls from listeners Margie and Henry along the way.

Terror as a Tool of Control

Bradlee Dean opens the broadcast alone, arguing that officials worldwide "conglomerate on cue" after terror attacks to strip citizens of rights rather than confront the actual attackers. He quotes Condoleezza Rice describing terror as "the creation" that let Stalin mold political control, then compares the tactic to Adolf Hitler's staged attack on his own Reichstag. Dean reads James Madison's warning that if tyranny comes to America "it will come in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy," and pairs it with General Douglas MacArthur's 1957 remark about government keeping citizens in a "continuous stampede of patriotic fervor." He criticizes the Obama administration by name, citing F-16s sent to the Muslim Brotherhood, the release of Guantanamo detainees, and the appointment of Representative André Carson to the House Intelligence Committee, then plays a clip of Obama speaking in Brussels about "the international order." Dean closes the segment reading a Thanksgiving prayer he credits to Declaration of Independence signer Elbridge Gerry.

Jake Lang, Nick Shirley, and a Warning on Control

After the station's standard disclaimer and a rock theme, Dean declares himself "a boat rocker" and welcomes "friends as well as a few enemies" back to the show. He plays a street-protest clip from New York and names Jake Lang a "paid Zionist provocateur" using foul language while posing as a Christian to incite conflict between Muslims and Christians, repeating his line that "the best way to control the opposition is to lead the opposition ourselves." Dean turns the same suspicion on YouTube influencer Nick Shirley, noting Shirley met with the president shortly before California moved to pass legislation Dean says was written to silence him, and asks who funds Shirley's sudden platform. He cites Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution to ask why the militia has not been called up against illegal immigration, blaming welfare policy and a Cloward-Piven strategy, and argues no official has been prosecuted for treason despite what he calls an unpunished invasion.

Founders on Free Speech, Then Two Callers

Dean reads passages from George Washington on free speech preventing citizens from being "led like sheep to the slaughter" and from Benjamin Franklin calling free speech "the great bulwark of liberty," crediting Providence with governing nations. He questions the sudden prominence of Andrew Tate and Alex Jones, calling both "CIA-connected" and citing Tate's later indictment for trafficking minors in Romania as proof. Taking calls, Dean hears from Margie in Minnesota, who tells him he is "wrong" for assuming most Americans doubt the official September 11th story, crediting his show with reaching skeptics and lukewarm Christians alike. Henry, calling from Arkansas, tells Dean that three thousand armed men in his state are ready to confront the government, pressing Dean on whether reform can come without violence. Dean answers that his goal is "reformation, the reclamation of this country" through lawful and biblical means, not bloodshed, though he warns that the country is close to "touching blood."

Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, and Erika Kirk's Lawyer

Dean turns to what he calls unanswered questions around the death of Charlie Kirk, arguing that footage from more than fourteen hundred campus cameras was never released and that a widely circulated video showing the wound was later found to be altered. He plays a clip of commentator Lauren Piretra alleging that Erika Kirk hired an attorney previously tied to Jeffrey Epstein to defend her, then targets Candace Owens, noting she calls herself the only Freemason at Turning Point USA and citing a report tying Erika Kirk's past charity work in Romania to an alleged trafficking front. He plays audio of Owens and commentator Andrew Wilson discussing withheld text messages from Kirk, in which Wilson says evidence should "drip out" to keep an audience watching, which Dean treats as an admission that grief over Kirk's death is being monetized. He adds comedian Russell Brand to his list of compromised public figures, comparing him to disgraced Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich.

A Financial Coup and a Mismatched Engine

Opening hour two, Dean replays his Madison and MacArthur passages alongside the actual archival audio this time, running clips of President George H. W. Bush's "new world order" speeches, commentator David Frost's analysis of them, and President George W. Bush declaring "either you are with us or you are with the terrorists," tying both Bushes to Prescott Bush's wartime indictment under the Trading with the Enemy Act. He cites a rise from twenty mosques in America in 1966 to more than three thousand today as evidence of a reversed narrative, then plays a clip of Catherine Austin Fitts describing what she calls a financial coup, including Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's admission that the Pentagon could not account for 2.3 trillion dollars. Dean follows with John Lear, identified as the inventor of the Learjet, arguing that a recovered jet engine attributed to Flight 175 does not match the engine type United Airlines used, and recounts producer Aaron Russo's account of being told by Nicholas Rockefeller that a "big event" was coming before September 11th.

Five Israeli Movers and a Closing Warning

Dean argues no plane debris was ever found at the Pentagon and that a BBC reporter described the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 some twenty-six minutes before it fell, then notes that developer Larry Silverstein held a terrorism insurance policy on the towers and was reportedly absent that morning. He plays an archival ABC News segment describing five Israeli men filmed celebrating near the burning towers, arrested and questioned by the FBI about possible advance knowledge, featuring lawyer Steven Gordon and a detainee who denies any connection to Mossad. Dean adds recorded firefighter radio traffic describing explosions inside the towers before their collapse, citing what he calls 156 eyewitness accounts omitted from mainstream coverage. He closes by objecting to Muslim employees working airport security screenings under the TSA, calling it an assault on the Fourth Amendment, and signs off inviting listeners to Sunday church service at nine o'clock Central time on the Sons of Liberty website.

A Qmen Perspective with Kevin and John

Mole Hunts, a Tri-Polar World, and the Truth Behind 9/11

Kevin and Johnny Boy work through a stack of online posts covering a Pentagon mole hunt, rumors that the midterms could be postponed, a proposed tri-polar world order, and a tribute to the rescue dogs of September 11th, all mixed with garden talk and family memories.

Grand Rising and Show Shout-Outs

Kevin opens the show with his usual "grand rising" greeting and welcomes co-host Johnny Boy, describing A Qmen Perspective as a place to bring darkness into the light through exopolitics, geopolitics, advanced technology, and New Earth insights. The hosts thank BBS Radio TV for its engineering and music support and give a shout-out to sister programs on the network, naming All Learning Reimagined with Teresa, Project Review with Q&A with Arrow, and A Saint Thomas Show. Johnny Boy shares a garden update, describing a harvest of bright red hot peppers, tomatoes, and fresh mint bound for the dehydrator, sometimes blended with organic cocoa into a chocolate mint tea. Kevin asks about the changing leaves, and Johnny Boy explains the hardwoods are only beginning to turn after a hot summer. Kevin then reads the call-in numbers for listeners inside and outside the United States and thanks everyone who already subscribes or donates to the show before turning to the day's material.

Stillness, Passports and Inalienable Rights

The hosts turn to a new meme posted on forthepeople.space showing a red-robed figure approaching a snow-covered fortress beneath a Lao Tzu quote: "To a mind that is still the whole universe surrenders." Kevin connects the image to Q's teaching of dropping thoughts from the mind into the heart, and both hosts discuss the difficulty of meditation and the value of staying calm and grounded amid turbulent times. Kevin then reads a post about Eric Trump's new passport, which pictures President Trump with open arms on its inside cover, and Old Cowboy's argument that every American should receive a similar passport so driver's licenses, vehicle taxes, and fees can be abolished as unlawful fraud. Kevin agrees that highways and even the family car effectively belong to the state under the current system. He follows with a reading of unalienable rights he says predate government, including the rights to life, freedom, a fair wage, self-defense, trial by jury, refusal to kill by conscience, and to live in peace undisturbed.

Deep-State Moles and Golden Dome Chatter

The hosts move to comments attributed to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissing reports of Iranian mines in the strait as media-amplified propaganda from a panicked regime. They then discuss Katisthesea3's report on Dan Driscoll's resignation as Secretary of the Army, framing it as a deliberate operation in which Driscoll publicly criticized President Trump and Secretary Hegseth to draw out deep-state generals plotting a coup, leading to detentions and arrests tied to South Korea and a technology corridor the hosts describe running from Philadelphia to Israel, South Korea, and Nellis Air Force Base, the same region associated with the Philadelphia Experiment and the USS Eldridge. Old Cowboy suggests anyone opposing the president at this point must be hiding crimes far worse than treason. The hosts then describe a short White House video of a television being plugged in and switching to static, which they read as a hint that an Emergency Broadcast System activation may be approaching, prompting Old Cowboy's quip that he is "still sitting here waiting."

Feminism, Family and Hidden Technology

Kevin and Johnny Boy read Katisthesea3's report on the death of Gloria Steinem at 92, citing a 1967 New York Times story linking her early foundation work to CIA funding, and Old Cowboy's claim that she has a masculine jawline suggesting an "Illuminati inversion." Jan Halper and Q The Storm Rider material describe the CIA and David Rockefeller using the feminist movement to push women into the workforce, tax both incomes, and dismantle the traditional family, a theme Johnny Boy connects to his own memories of a stay-at-home mother and the latchkey-kids era. Both hosts lament the loss of family-oriented television, naming The Waltons and Little House on the Prairie, and note Hallmark as one of the few holdouts. The conversation shifts to claims from Q The Storm Rider that Elon Musk's leaked video of an oval "portal cannon" and a deleted Trump video about healing technology are deliberate drip-disclosure, followed by material describing AI data centers as part of a hidden Golden Dome network and a "living light cube" more powerful than described religious figures.

Rockefeller, Midterms and a Tri-Polar World

After a break, the hosts revisit John D. Rockefeller, whom Old Cowboy claims was really a Rothschild of non-human "Khazar" lineage who coined "fossil fuels" to manufacture scarcity, alongside claims that oil is continuously produced by the earth and that longevity secrets like adrenochrome explain aging in figures such as Rockefeller and various celebrities. The conversation turns to speculation that the November 4th midterm elections may be postponed, with Q The Storm Rider material describing President Trump acting under a "continuity of military government" as commander-in-chief to decertify officials tied to election fraud, and Old Cowboy recommending listeners keep extra food, water, and cash on hand. Kevin and Johnny Boy then discuss a proposed "tri-polar world" of Americas, Russias, and Chinas said to be forming after talks between Trump, Putin, and Xi, complete with shared Arctic access, before laughing over a string of Truth Social memes renaming New Mexico to "New America," Lake Ontario to "Lake America," and the Strait of Hormuz to "Trump Strait."

Fraud Crackdowns, 9/11 Tribute and Sign-Off

The hosts read reports on immigration enforcement, including Nick Shirley's investigation into fraudulent Los Angeles hospices stocked with luxury vehicles, and Stephen Miller's announcement that the Treasury and banks will cut illegal immigrants off from banking services to encourage self-deportation. They then pay tribute to search-and-rescue dogs from the September 11th attacks, reading Katisthesea3's account of canines including Apollo, Riley, Bretagne, and Trakr working the rubble at Ground Zero. Old Cowboy's claims follow, arguing the towers were brought down partly by directed-energy weapons and nanothermite that turned steel, concrete, and victims into dust, citing Dr. Judy Wood's research and temperature comparisons between jet fuel, steel, and nanothermite. Kevin and Johnny Boy call it new information worth considering. The show winds down with a run of jokes about a blonde neighbor's mailbox, a ten-eyed spider, and aging bodies, before the hosts thank their content sources, encourage listeners to stay heart-centered and spend more time in nature, and sign off until the next broadcast on September 19th.

The Good Fortune Show with Sugandhi Iyer

Karma, Dharma, and the Vibration of Good Fortune

Sugandhi Iyer connects karma, dharma, and the Law of Attraction, explaining how repeated vibrations create traps for thieves and world leaders alike, then contrasts cruise-ship luxury with everyday traffic before leading listeners through a set of good-fortune affirmations.

Focusing Attention To Attract Abundance

Sugandhi Iyer opens The Good Fortune Show by restating a core Law of Attraction principle: what a person focuses on expands to create reality. She explains that noticing a certain flower repeatedly tends to draw more of that flower into view, and applies the same logic to money, encouraging listeners to notice dollar signs and dollar bills rather than avoid them. She suggests downloading a printable check or bill marked with a large sum, such as one million dollars, for visualization purposes, and pinning it somewhere private so it will not be mocked. Iyer frames this as more than superstition, calling it "science happening" through what she describes as the law of energy. She contrasts people who follow only physical laws, reacting to insults or betrayals with immediate retaliation, with those who instead try to read the deeper energetic pattern behind an event before responding.

Karma Dharma And The Universal Manager

Iyer then distinguishes karma from dharma, explaining that karma concerns action and inaction while dharma concerns duty. She says both action and failure to act create karma, giving the example of a man who loses the love of his life simply by never taking the action required. Dharma, she says, is tied to one's responsibilities toward another person or an organization, and doing that duty well becomes encoded in a person's aura. She describes the Law of Attraction as a kind of universal manager that mirrors back whatever a person's consciousness contains, so someone who performs his duty faithfully eventually receives recognition, promotions, or business growth in return. Iyer stresses that karma, dharma, and the Law of Attraction are deeply connected even though different religions and cultures, from Hinduism to Buddhism to Christianity, have separated these ideas into distinct traditions. She adds that fear-based teachings about sin and punishment misrepresent what she considers a purely energetic, consequence-based system.

Traps Thieves And The Vibration Of Getting Caught

Iyer turns to what happens when someone repeatedly breaks society's codes, using theft as her example. She explains that a person who robs again and again builds up a vibration of "I am a thief" until that signal becomes strong enough for police, whom she compares to intuitive hound dogs, to zero in on him. She invents fictitious Jane, who reads news of smugglers who were never caught and concludes she too can get away with it, only to eventually be caught herself. Iyer insists that stories of people escaping consequences are not proof the system fails but are, in her words, traps designed to lure others into similar behavior. She reminds listeners that the universe is not interested in punishment for its own sake; it simply reflects back whatever vibration a person's actions have built into their energy field, whether that person is an ordinary criminal or, she notes, a world leader hiding a true agenda behind a public face.

Reading Vibration Through The Hicks Card

After a music break, Iyer returns and reads from an Ask and It Is Given card by Esther and Jerry Hicks, quoting its statement that a person is, even in physical flesh and bone, a vibrational being whose entire physical environment is vibrational, understood only through the ability to translate vibration. She connects this to world leaders she says stand on quicksand without reading the energy around them, pulled toward consequences they never expected. Iyer explains why people consult psychics, describing them as individuals wired from birth or later in life to translate vibration for others, but cautions that a good psychic should help a client climb out of a difficult pattern rather than describe only frightening possibilities that pull someone further into it. She points to ongoing conflicts such as those involving Russia and the Israel-Palestine region as examples of parties who, in her view, keep walking back into the same energetic trap instead of learning to translate the vibrations around them.

Fictitious John Jane And Emotional Imprints

Iyer illustrates emotional imprinting with a fictitious couple: John, who is repeatedly abused by Jane. She says each incident stamps his energy field with the belief "I am an abused husband," thickening what she calls his emotional body with victimization until he sinks deeper into what she terms quicksand. Escaping the relationship alone will not fix things, she warns, unless John also changes the underlying consciousness, since unresolved imprints simply attract a similarly painful situation next. She notes that healing sessions such as Reiki or Pranic work can clear negative energy temporarily, but real change requires him to genuinely believe he is worthy of love and success. Iyer contrasts the vibration of "I am a victim" with the vibration of "I am a successful man who attracts women who appreciate him," arguing that the words themselves carry entirely different energetic signatures. She notes she chose a male victim deliberately, since abuse narratives usually cast men as the abuser.

Cruise Ships Traffic And Closing Affirmations

Iyer closes by contrasting the vibration of a cruise ship, where every passenger is treated as, in her words, a VVIP, with the vibration of traffic on an ordinary road, where a person feels like nobody among scooters, rickshaws, trucks, and buses. She says maintaining access to cruises and five-star hotels is a deliberate strategy for preserving good vibrations rather than letting the vibration of chaotic streets creep into one's consciousness. She applies the same principle to relationships, lifestyle, and work, encouraging listeners who cannot read their own energy at a job to ask a positive-minded psychic for guidance. Iyer then leads a series of spoken affirmations, each repeated twice, covering wealth, attractive and kind partners, family love, and a life filled with good fortune. She signs off announcing that she and her family are leaving on another cruise two hours after the broadcast, and invites listeners back the following Friday at 7:00 p.m. Pacific for the Joyful Manifestation show.