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Is America repeating the mistakes that destroyed Rome? The Roman Empire didn't collapse overnight. Its currency deteriorated, political institutions lost their authority, emergency powers became permanent, and public confidence slowly disappeared. Sound familiar? In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett sits down with Jeremy Ryan Slate, creator of The Roman Pattern, to explore the historical patterns behind the rise and decline of civilizations, and what those patterns might reveal about America today. Jeremy studied Roman propaganda and the transformation of the Roman Republic into an Empire. He brings that historical perspective to a conversation about money, power, corruption, citizenship, political legitimacy, and the gradual weakening of institutions. **In this conversation:** - Why Rome's monetary debasement destroyed public confidence - The Crisis of the Third Century and the struggle for political power - How Augustus transformed a republic into an empire without eliminating its institutions - Why governments rarely surrender emergency powers - Roman citizenship, borders, and the importance of shared identity - How propaganda turns political leaders into symbols of salvation - The uncomfortable parallels between Rome and modern America - Why political incentives can reward corruption and incompetence - How churches, families, and local communities survive when governments fail - Why Jeremy still believes there is reason for hope One of the most interesting questions in this interview isn't whether America will collapse. It's whether Americans would even recognize the warning signs while their institutions are still functioning. **ABOUT THE GUEST** Jeremy Ryan Slate is an author, podcaster, and creator of The Roman Pattern. His work examines Roman history, political authority, propaganda, economic decline, and the recurring pressures facing civilizations. Find Jeremy Ryan Slate on YouTube at The Roman Pattern and on social media under Jeremy Ryan Slate. **ABOUT BROADCASTING SEEDS** Broadcasting Seeds explores the intersections of biblical history, hidden history, faith, institutional power, spiritual questions, and the mysteries that challenge our understanding of the world. Subscribe for in-depth conversations and investigations that question accepted narratives and examine the evidence. **JOIN THE CONVERSATION** Do you believe America is experiencing the decline of a republic, the decline of an empire, or something entirely different? Leave your thoughts in the comments. Join us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/cw/BroadcastingSeeds

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Why did Jesus repeatedly cast out demons but never explicitly cast out a fallen angel? What if demons and fallen angels are not the same thing? In this episode of **Broadcasting Seeds: The Elohim Series (EP3)**, Bennett Tanton examines one of the most overlooked questions in biblical supernatural theology: **Where do demons actually come from?** The Book of 1 Enoch describes the Watchers, heavenly beings who rebelled in Genesis 6, took human wives, and produced the Nephilim. According to 1 Enoch 15, when these giants died, their spirits remained on earth as evil spirits. But is that what the New Testament means by demons? Drawing from Scripture, Second Temple Jewish literature, early Christian writings, and the work of Dr. Michael Heiser, we examine the three supernatural rebellions, the hierarchy of spiritual powers, and the ancient understanding of the unseen world. **IN THIS EPISODE:** - The difference between demons and fallen angels - The three divine rebellions in Genesis 3, 6, and 11 - Satan, the Watchers, and the territorial powers - Mount Hermon, Azazel, and the 200 Watchers - Why 1 Enoch identifies demons with the spirits of the Nephilim - What Justin Martyr and early Christians believed about demons - The Book of Giants, Gilgamesh, and Mesopotamian traditions - Asmodeus, Iblis, the jinn, and ancient demonology - Documented exorcism accounts and psychiatric explanations - Why Jesus confronted demons differently from other spiritual powers - What spiritual warfare looks like through the authority of Jesus Christ **IMPORTANT:** The Bible does not explicitly identify demons as the disembodied spirits of the Nephilim. That explanation comes from ancient Jewish literature and was accepted by some early Christian writers. We examine the evidence without presenting every ancient tradition as biblical fact. Mental illness, trauma, and medical conditions deserve professional evaluation and care. Seeking medical help is not a failure of faith. **KINGDOM FIELD MANUALS** Something Isn't Right: A Scripture-grounded guide to responding calmly and practically to unexplained experiences in the home. https://broadcastingseeds.com

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**Are you praying to angels the Bible never told you to call upon?** Michael. Gabriel. Raphael. Uriel. You've heard their names, but where did they actually come from? And what happens when a spiritual being claims to be an angel of God? In Episode 2 of the **Elohim Series**, Broadcasting Seeds investigates the archangels of Scripture, the angel names preserved in ancient Jewish writings, and the disturbing history of people who attempted to communicate with beings claiming heavenly authority. The Protestant Bible names Michael and Gabriel, but only Michael is explicitly identified as an archangel. Raphael appears in Tobit. Uriel appears in 1 Enoch and 2 Esdras. Other names emerge from centuries of Jewish and Christian tradition. But the story gets darker. In AD 745, a church synod in Rome condemned a preacher for invoking questionable angelic names. Centuries later, John Dee, an advisor to Queen Elizabeth I, claimed to receive messages from angels and helped develop what became known as Enochian magic. And what about the reported angels of Joan of Arc, Fatima, and the First World War? **In this episode:** - Michael and Gabriel: What Scripture actually says - Raphael, Uriel, and the seven archangels - The Book of Enoch, Tobit, and ancient Jewish traditions - The AD 745 condemnation of angelic invocations - John Dee, Edward Kelley, and Enochian magic - Joan of Arc, Fatima, and the Angels of Mons - Guardian angels and the danger of angel worship - Why Christians must test the spirits - The voice of the archangel in 1 Thessalonians 4:16 - Why Jesus Christ stands above every angelic power **The central question:** When the Lord returns with the voice of the archangel and the trumpet of God, whose voice will announce His coming? Michael's own name means, **"Who is like God?"** And the answer has never changed. **SCRIPTURE REFERENCES** Daniel 10–12 | Jude 1:9 | Revelation 12:7–9 | Luke 1 | Colossians 2:18 | Hebrews 1 | 1 Thessalonians 4:16 | 1 John 4:1 | Galatians 1:8 | Psalm 91 | Matthew 18:10 **SUPPORT BROADCASTING SEEDS** Merchandise: https://broadcastingseeds.com Support this independent ministry and research podcast by subscribing, sharing the episode, and joining the conversation below.

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Who are the Elohim? Why does Psalm 82 describe God judging among the gods? And who were the sons of God mentioned throughout the Old Testament?In Episode 1 of The Elohim, a four-part Broadcasting Seeds series, Bennett Tanton investigates the biblical Divine Council and the spiritual beings described in Scripture.Genesis opens with the word Elohim, but that Hebrew word is not used exclusively for the God of Israel. Scripture also uses it in passages involving other gods, spiritual beings, and even the mysterious appearance of Samuel in 1 Samuel 28.So what does Elohim actually mean?Drawing on biblical passages, the Dead Sea Scrolls, ancient Jewish writings, and the scholarship of Dr. Michael Heiser, we examine a populated unseen world and the God who rules over it.In this episode:

• What the Hebrew word Elohim means
• Why Psalm 82 describes God judging other gods
• The Divine Council and the sons of God
• Cherubim, seraphim, watchers, and heavenly princes
• What the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal about Deuteronomy 32:8
• The connection between Babel and the nations
• Why Jesus quoted Psalm 82 in John 10
• What it means that believers will judge angels

We also compare the biblical descriptions of heavenly beings with traditions found in 1 Enoch, early Judaism, Christianity, and other ancient religious systems.The central question: If God is the only true God, why does Scripture describe other Elohim?This is not an argument that other gods are equal to Yahweh. It is an investigation into what the biblical writers believed about the unseen world and what distinguishes the Creator from every created spiritual being.SUPPORT BROADCASTING SEEDSKingdom Field Manual: The Deuteronomy Filter
https://broadcastingseeds.comJoin our Patreon for ad-free episodes, including audio and video membership options.SCRIPTURE REFERENCESGenesis 1:1, 1:26–27, 6:1–4 | Exodus 12:12 | Deuteronomy 4, 13, 18, 32 | 1 Samuel 28 | 1 Kings 22 | Job 1–2, 38 | Psalm 8, 82, 89 | Isaiah 6, 45 | Daniel 4, 10 | John 10:30–36 | Acts 17 | 1 Corinthians 6:3 | Colossians 1:16 | Ephesians 6:12 | Revelation 3:21COMING NEXT: THE ARCHANGELSWho are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and the other named heavenly beings? Which names come from Scripture, and which come from later traditions?Subscribe to Broadcasting Seeds for biblical investigations, spiritual warfare, ancient mysteries, the Nephilim, and the unseen world.

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The apostle John saw the risen Jesus Christ. So why did he fall down and worship an angel, not once, but twice? In Revelation 19:10 and Revelation 22:8–9, John falls at the feet of an angel. Both times, the angel stops him with the same command: **"Worship God."** In this episode of Sunday Seeds from Broadcasting Seeds, we examine one of the most revealing warnings in Scripture. If John, the apostle who witnessed the glory of Christ, could mistake a messenger for the one who sent him, what does that mean for Christians today? **What does the Bible really teach about angels, angel worship, and spiritual deception?** We begin with Psalm 89 and Hebrews 1, examining the heavenly council, the sons of God, and why Jesus Christ stands above every created heavenly being. Then we trace the warning through ancient Jewish writings, early Christian history, and the modern fascination with angel numbers, spirit guides, guardian angels, and even artificial intelligence that presents itself as Jesus. **IN THIS EPISODE:** - Why John worshipped an angel twice in Revelation - The difference between bowing before Jesus and bowing before an angel - Psalm 89, the heavenly council, and the sons of God - Hebrews 1 and the supremacy of Jesus Christ over all angels - The Dead Sea Scrolls and Deuteronomy 32:43 - Raphael, Metatron, and ancient accounts of angels refusing worship - Why the early Church condemned angel worship - Angel numbers, spirit guides, and modern spiritual deception - The biblical test that faithful angels consistently demonstrate - Why John recorded his own failures for future generations This message also prepares us for our new series, **THE ELOHIM**, where we will study the heavenly beings described throughout Scripture, including cherubim, seraphim, archangels, Watchers, fallen angels, and the divine council. Before we examine the beings surrounding God's throne, we must remember who sits upon it. **SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:** Revelation 1:12–18; 19:10; 22:8–9 Psalm 89:5–8 Hebrews 1 Deuteronomy 32:43 Colossians 2:18 Judges 13 Daniel 10 Isaiah 6 John 20:28 Jude 24–25 **SUPPORT BROADCASTING SEEDS** Visit our website and explore the Broadcasting Seeds store: https://broadcastingseeds.com

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Complaining may seem harmless, but what happens when grumbling, murmuring, and constant criticism become a spiritual habit? Does the Bible warn us about something much more serious than a negative attitude? In this episode of Testing the Spirits, Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker examine the spirit of complaining, the biblical consequences of murmuring, and how Christians can replace bitterness, resentment, and fault-finding with gratitude, prayer, and the peace of Jesus Christ. From Israel's rebellion in the wilderness to the warnings of Paul in 1 Corinthians 10 and Philippians 2:14, Scripture repeatedly confronts the danger of a heart consumed by dissatisfaction. Bennett and Laura discuss: Why Israel continued complaining despite witnessing God's miracles The consequences of murmuring in Numbers 12, 16, and 21 The difference between biblical lament and sinful complaining When spiritual discernment becomes constant fault-finding How complaining affects marriages, children, friendships, and churches Why gratitude is one of the strongest responses to resentment How to replace criticism with prayer, repentance, and grace A closing prayer for freedom from bitterness and habitual complaining One of the most important questions in this conversation: Are we sometimes calling something spiritual discernment when it is actually chronic criticism? Not every complaint is sinful, and honest suffering is not the same as rebellion against God. But when accusations, bitterness, and resentment become the language of our lives, Christians need to examine whose character their words reflect. SCRIPTURES DISCUSSED Philippians 2:14–16 1 Corinthians 10:5–10 Numbers 12, 16, and 21 Revelation 12:10 Proverbs 18:21 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 John 21:21–22 James 3 CONNECT WITH LAURA BAKER Website: https://cleansingthebloodline.com

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Where did Jesus go after He died on the cross? Did Jesus descend into hell? What happened during the three days between His crucifixion and resurrection?In the final episode of THE REVEALED ONE, we investigate one of Christianity's most mysterious questions: Where was Jesus on Saturday?Matthew 27 tells us that when Jesus died, the earth shook, the temple veil was torn, and the graves of the saints were opened. First Peter 3 describes Christ making a proclamation to spirits in prison. Acts 2 declares that His soul was not abandoned to Hades.What do these passages actually mean?Did Jesus descend into the realm of the dead? Were the imprisoned spirits the fallen angels of Genesis 6? What did the earliest Christians believe about the Harrowing of Hell? And what does all of this reveal about Christ's victory over Satan and death?In this episode, Bennett Tanton examines the biblical evidence, ancient Jewish traditions, early Christian writings, and competing theological interpretations. We'll separate what Scripture states from what later traditions developed.IN THIS EPISODE:• The darkness at the crucifixion and the meaning of Psalm 22
• Matthew 27 and the mysterious saints who rose from their graves
• What Jesus meant when He promised the thief paradise
• Sheol, Hades, and the biblical realm of the dead
• The descent of Christ and the sign of Jonah
• 1 Peter 3 and the spirits held in prison
• The Watchers, Genesis 6, and the days of Noah
• The Harrowing of Hell and the Gospel of Nicodemus
• The early church's understanding of Christ's victory
• Why Jesus did not need to suffer further torment after the cross
• What His resurrection means for those who fear deathTHE CENTRAL QUESTION:Was Holy Saturday a day of silence, or was Jesus proclaiming His victory over the powers of darkness?The answer changes how we understand the cross, the resurrection, and the authority of Jesus Christ over death itself.SCRIPTURE EXAMINED:Matthew 27:45–54 | Matthew 12:40 | Luke 16:19–31 | Luke 23:43–46 | Psalm 22 | Psalm 24 | Psalm 68 | Acts 2:24–31 | Ephesians 4:8–10 | 1 Peter 3:18–22 | 2 Peter 2:4 | Jude 6 | Hebrews 2:14–15 | Revelation 1:17–18 | 1 Corinthians 15:54–57EXPLORE BROADCASTING SEEDSWebsite and merchandise: https://broadcastingseeds.comSupport the show on Patreon. Find the membership link on our website or in the channel links.Read The Second Incursion: Fallen Beings, Giants, and What Walks Among Us Still by Bennett Tanton.Original episode music: "The Gates Could Not Hold Him" by Broadcasting Seeds.Broadcasting Seeds explores biblical mysteries, ancient history, spiritual warfare, the supernatural, and the unseen world through Scripture, historical sources, and careful examination of competing interpretations.Subscribe and join us as we continue exploring what Scripture reveals about the seen and unseen creation.THE REVEALED ONE | EPISODE 5 | SERIES FINALE#JesusChrist #BiblicalMysteries #HarrowingOfHell

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What if the Great Deception is not simply one enormous lie dropped on humanity at the end? What if people first have to be prepared to believe it? In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton sits down with author, pastor, researcher, and former Marine Jamie Walden of Omega Dynamics for a wide-ranging conversation about spiritual deception, prophecy, UAPs, emerging technology, influence operations, hidden knowledge, fear, trauma, and what Jamie calls “cognitive terraforming.” Jamie raises a provocative possibility: what if the UAP and NHI narrative is not the Great Deception itself, but part of a much larger distraction? That leads us into the deeper question. What has to happen to an individual, a church, or an entire civilization before people willingly accept something they once would have rejected? We discuss: • The Great Deception and the Great Distraction • UAPs, NHIs, disclosure, and Project Blue Beam • Cognitive and intellectual terraforming • How trauma can reshape belief and behavior • Why belief eventually drives action • The role of worship in biblical end-times deception • Neo-Gnosticism inside Christian “truth” communities • Becoming addicted to hidden knowledge • When exposing deception becomes another form of deception • Why Christians should hold secondary doctrines with an open hand • What “warrior Christianity” should actually mean • How Christians can become dangerous to the kingdom of darkness without becoming angry at the world • Why knowing God matters more than knowing every secret Jamie’s challenge is simple but difficult: information should drive Christians toward Christ, obedience, humility, love, courage, and action, not fear, arrogance, division, or an endless search for the next hidden truth.

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Transfiguration, Why did Jesus take His disciples north into pagan territory, stand near a cave associated with the underworld, and declare that the “gates of Hades” would not prevail? That location may matter far more than most Christians realize. In Episode 3 of **The Revealed One**, we follow Jesus across the actual geography of the Gospels and examine what happens when the story is read against the biblical world of nations, powers, Bashan, Mount Hermon, Caesarea Philippi and the seventy. We begin with the Table of Nations in Genesis 10, Babel and Deuteronomy 32. Then Jesus crosses the Sea of Galilee into Gentile territory to confront Legion among the tombs. From there He moves toward Tyre and Sidon, where a Canaanite mother refuses to stop asking for her daughter. Then He takes His disciples north. Caesarea Philippi. The sanctuary of Pan. The massive cave associated with the realm of the dead. Mount Hermon towering above it. And there Peter declares: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Jesus answers with one of the most debated statements in the New Testament: “The gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.” Was Jesus simply teaching about the church? Or was the location itself part of the message? We examine: • Genesis 10 and the 70/72 nations • Babel and Deuteronomy 32 • Galilee of the Gentiles • Legion and the man among the tombs • Bashan, Og and the Rephaim • Tyre, Sidon and the Canaanite woman • Caesarea Philippi • Pan and the cave associated with Hades • Mount Hermon and the Watchers tradition • The possible Mount Hermon setting of the Transfiguration • Jesus sending the seventy • Pentecost and the reversal of Babel • What “the gates of Hades” means for the posture of the church Some of these connections are explicit in Scripture. Others depend on historical context, Second Temple Jewish literature and interpretation. I separate those categories throughout the episode. The central question remains: **Of every place Jesus could have chosen, why did He choose this one?** Kingdom Field Manuals and more from Broadcasting Seeds: https://broadcastingseeds.com If this episode challenges the way you see the geography of the Gospels, share it with someone who loves digging into the strange corners of Scripture. #Jesus #BibleStudy #MountHermon #CaesareaPhilippi #GatesOfHades

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Satan offered Jesus every kingdom in the world. But there is a strange detail in the temptation account that most people read right past. Jesus never told Satan the kingdoms were not his to give. In Luke 4, Satan says the authority of the kingdoms of the world had been “delivered” to him and that he could give it to whomever he chose. Jesus rejected the offer, refused to worship him, and quoted Scripture. But He never disputed the claim. Why? In Episode 2 of The Revealed One, we examine the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness and the much larger biblical story behind Satan’s offer. We trace the connection between: • Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness • Adam, Israel, and the failure of the first sons • Satan’s claim over the kingdoms of the world • The “prince of this world” in the Gospel of John • Deuteronomy 32 and the nations • Psalm 82 and the divine council • The princes of Persia and Greece in Daniel 10 • The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Dominion of Belial • Daniel 4 and the authority to give kingdoms • Revelation 13 and the authority given to the Beast • The temptation to take the Kingdom without the Cross • Jesus receiving all authority after the resurrection The question is not simply whether Satan was lying. The deeper question is this: What authority did Satan actually possess, where did it come from, and why would Jesus refuse a kingdom that Scripture already said would one day belong to Him? The answer changes the way we understand spiritual warfare, political power, earthly kingdoms, the Cross, and Christ’s victory over the ruler of this world. This is The Revealed One, Episode 2.

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