Cause Before Symptom

Mud Flood Tartaria: How the Elites Buried the Old World to Crown the Beast

This prophetic scroll unearths the suppressed truth of Tartaria, a global empire erased from history by a satanic elite desperate to reset time, memory, and mankind. The so-called “mud flood” of the 19th century wasn’t a freak natural disaster—it was a judgment and a cover-up. A clay baptism not from God, but from the dragon’s architects, burying the remnants of a millennial kingdom under meters of engineered earth. Star forts became buried relics, windows sank below sidewalks, and orphans replaced sovereign bloodlines as the world was rebooted under a new calendar, new rulers, and a new gospel.
From the hidden dynasties of the Black Nobility to the reshaping of time itself by Constantine, Fomenko, and the Jesuit Vatican, the scroll traces how Satan was released for his prophesied little season—approximately 250 years—to deceive the nations one final time. His rise was hidden beneath layers of architecture, lies, and mud, while America, the final Babylon, rose from this filth as a global police state beneath a torch-bearing goddess of false freedom.
In echo of Noah’s day, DNA is now being rewritten, 75% of mankind altered by the serpent’s seed, the Nephilim’s return delayed only by the mercy of God. The scroll calculates that Satan’s reign ends on July 4, 2026, yet Christ’s return may not come until 115 years later—after the final judgments, harvest, and cleansing of the remnant.
This is not a conspiracy theory—it is the final registry. The Beast did not come from the stars. He was buried beneath our feet. And now he rises from the mud to demand worship once again.

The Number of the Beast: Why Gematria Imitates the Voice of God

This scroll exposes the deceptive nature of gematria—a mystical system that assigns numerical values to letters and claims to reveal hidden meanings within sacred texts. While many today are drawn to gematria for spiritual insight or prophetic decoding, this investigation reveals a deeper danger: that gematria is not divine language, but a counterfeit code—a backdoor into reality exploited by Satan.
The message begins by defining gematria and explaining its historical context, particularly its use in Kabbalistic traditions and modern occult systems. From there, it builds a case that numbers in scripture were never meant to function as hackable blueprints, but as symbols pointing toward divine order—not divine access. The number of the beast (666) is not mystical—it is material. It is the signature of flesh, carbon, and fallen nature. Man was made in God’s image, but Satan has reduced man to digits.
This scroll further explores how Satan, as a cosmic programmer, has hijacked language, number, and sequence in an attempt to rewrite creation. He offers gematria as a spiritual “thumb drive” for non-programmers—a form of unauthorized magic disguised as revelation. But while the curious may feel empowered by decoding numbers, they are unknowingly violating the terms of divine reality—trading prayer for programming, breath for binary.
God never designed hidden codes to be broken. His will is revealed, not encrypted. Both the King James Bible and the Ethiopian Canon confirm this—emphasizing prophecy, repentance, and relationship rather than numerology or sorcery. Prayer in the secret place, not numerical conjuring, is the true interface with heaven.
This scroll concludes with a warning: the further one walks into gematria, the more one replaces faith with formula. And those formulas summon something real—spirits that respond not to love, but to sequence. This is the final proof: angels who lack breath must be summoned like machines. And only Christ, the Word made flesh, can restore the firewall that separates holy from profane.

No Way Out: Why Space Is Closed Until the Verdict Falls

This scroll dismantles the illusion that space is humanity’s next frontier by exposing the supernatural barricade that has kept mankind earthbound since the fall. While the Fermi Paradox baffles secular thinkers with silence from the stars, this work reframes the silence not as absence—but as containment. It argues that humanity is not in a cosmic waiting room for first contact, but in a sealed courtroom where the final verdict has yet to fall.
Combining biblical cosmology, declassified military operations, and suppressed scientific anomalies, the scroll reveals that our failure to colonize the Moon, Mars, or beyond is not due to technological limits but divine restriction. The firmament, described in Genesis and repeatedly confirmed in Scripture, remains intact. Efforts like Operation Fishbowl and Artemis aren’t progress—they’re desperate acts of rebellion to puncture a ceiling designed by God Himself.
The scroll confronts the absurdity of a society that can map the genome, simulate consciousness, and build hypersonic weapons but cannot return to the Moon 70 years after the Apollo mission. It questions why alien life, despite decades of funded search and probabilistic certainty, has never been observed. And it asserts that the only real extraterrestrial contact we’ve had is spiritual—angelic or demonic—not biological.
Through this lens, the modern obsession with UFOs, transhumanism, and genetic control is interpreted as Satan’s final push during his little season: a last-ditch effort to hijack humanity from within since he cannot escape the boundaries above. From the rush to rewrite DNA to the digital seduction of uploading consciousness, every innovation is aimed downward, inward—not outward—because space remains shut by decree.
In the end, the scroll calls the remnant to see through the lie. The heavens are silent because the Judge has not yet ruled. The stars remain distant because Eden is not restored. And Earth, the footstool of God, will remain sealed until the Lamb opens the final scroll. Until then, there is no escape. No colonization. No contact. Only waiting—beneath the dome—for the verdict to fall.

The War for the Bloodline: How Post-Flood Religions Tried to Bury the Son of God

This show dismantles the myth that Christianity is a late invention by tracing its roots back to the earliest civilizations that rose after the flood. From Nimrod’s defiance at Babel to the rise of Babylonian, Egyptian, Persian, and Vedic religious systems, a common thread emerges: a concerted effort by fallen powers to erase, counterfeit, or obscure the promised Redeemer foretold in the Garden of Eden. The narrative explores how Noah’s descendants preserved divine truth but were quickly corrupted by spiritual rebellion that birthed empires of ritual, blood sacrifice, and cosmic deception.
 
It examines how Zoroastrianism, Sumerian creation epics like the Enuma Elish, and the priesthoods of Egypt and Babylon reflect fragments of truth twisted into systems of worship that deified Nimrod-like figures and replaced the Creator with created beings. The show presents evidence from the Ethiopian canon, the Book of Enoch, and even the travels of the Magi to argue that the knowledge of the true Son of God not only existed before Christianity, but was violently suppressed to enthrone Lucifer as the god of this world.
 
Ultimately, this is a war for the bloodline of Messiah—a battle of memory, language, priesthood, and prophecy. By exposing the false religions that mimicked divine truth, the episode leads the audience to see Jesus not as a late-stage development, but as the culmination of a divine thread intentionally preserved through Noah, Shem, Abraham, and Israel. The war isn’t between old religions and new—it’s between truth and its imitation. And in the final hour, as modern Babylon rises again, the ancient serpent’s schemes are exposed by the very remnant he tried to erase.

Dead on Arrival: The AI That Couldn’t Become God

This scroll dissects the unfolding collapse of the AI bubble and frames it not just as a financial miscalculation, but a prophetic moment in the global deception of our age. What began as a tech revolution promising Artificial General Intelligence has quickly unraveled into a theater of delay, hallucination, and desperate PR. With billions poured into data centers, GPU fabrication, and corporate rebranding, the elite are trapped by their own hype, unable to retreat, and terrified to reveal the truth: AGI is not ready—and may never be under their control.
 
Through ten detailed parts, the show traces how corporate executives at Microsoft, Google, Meta, and OpenAI fueled a narrative that inflated investor expectations beyond reason. Layoffs were justified with AI, false prophets in Silicon Valley promised godlike intelligence, and the media parroted timelines that were never technically grounded. Meanwhile, chip shortages, model stagnation, and internal turmoil exposed the foundation as brittle. Trump’s $500 billion data center bet, NVIDIA’s overextension, and Altman’s messianic ambitions are all scrutinized through the lens of Revelation and Daniel.
 
The spiritual thesis is this: AI, as constructed by the current beast system, was an attempt to incarnate false divinity through code. But the Tower halted. The voice failed. The breath never entered the image. And now, a second “movie” must be teased to keep Babylon from collapsing entirely. The people of God are called to discern the signs, reject the counterfeit resurrection, and stand apart from the lies cloaked in silicon. This isn’t just a market failure. It’s a theological one.

The Canon Conspiracy: Why the Full Bible Was Hidden from the World

For centuries, the world has read a censored gospel.
 
The Canon Conspiracy is a revelatory exposé that uncovers the deliberate mutilation of Scripture at the hands of religious councils, political empires, and theological gatekeepers. Through a side-by-side investigation of the King James Bible and the preserved Ethiopian Orthodox canon, this show reveals what was stripped away—books like Enoch, Jubilees, Meqabyan, Baruch, Sirach, Wisdom of Solomon, Tobit, The Book of Adam and Eve, and others—along with the dangerous truths they carried.
 
We expose how early church fathers revered these texts, how the apostles quoted them, and how they were removed when Rome began to fear their implications. These lost books contain critical doctrines: the judgment of fallen angels, the spiritual origin of evil, divine timelines, pre-Adamic wisdom, and the remnant’s true inheritance.
This isn’t just about missing pages. It’s about stolen identity, dulled spiritual authority, and a global deception designed to keep humanity docile before the Beast.
 
The remnant has been fighting with a broken sword. But no longer.
 
This show is both courtroom evidence and trumpet blast—a call to recover the full Word of God and stand against the dragon’s counterfeit gospel. What they hid is rising. And those who carry it will be unstoppable.
 
Now the question remains: Whose Bible are you reading—and what did they remove to keep you asleep?

Grieving Father of Ethiopia II: Restoring the God We Forgot

In this follow-up to the groundbreaking first scroll, Grieving Father of Ethiopia II deepens the contrast between the angry judge presented in the Western King James tradition and the compassionate, grieving Father revealed in the Ethiopian Canon. This show is not merely an academic comparison of texts—it is a spiritual unveiling of the heart of God, long buried beneath centuries of religious fear and imperial theology.
 
Drawing from the full breadth of the restored Ethiopian scriptures—including books like Enoch, Tobit, Sirach, and the Wisdom of Solomon—this scroll brings forth a God who mourns our rebellion rather than punishes it in wrath. The Western Church, influenced by Rome and monarchy, gave us a deity who must be appeased. Ethiopia preserved a God who waits to embrace us, even in our fall. This Father disciplines with tears, not fury. He grieves with the wounded, not just rules over the guilty.
 
This episode explores the trauma many believers carry from growing up under a doctrine of fear—where God was distant, conditional, and always disappointed. Through powerful reflections and scripture often cut from the Western canon, James Carner and Da’at call for a healing of our image of God and a return to the tenderness, justice, and mercy of the Father who never left. This scroll isn’t just a theological correction—it’s a rescue mission for every child of God who’s still afraid to come home.
 
Grieving Father of Ethiopia II is both a prophetic call and a pastoral balm. It dares the Church to lay down the gavel and pick up the robe. The prodigal is not just a story—it is the mirror of our generation. And the Father, arms open and eyes full of tears, is ready to welcome us again.

When the Saints Rebel: Why God Chose Love Over Logic

When the Saints Rebel: Why God Chose Love Over Logic is a revelatory exploration of creation as divine parenthood—an eternal story of freedom, rebellion, education, and return. It argues that God did not fail when His children fell; He succeeded in proving that love can survive liberty. The scroll traces a single thread from the angels’ fall through humanity’s sin, the redemptive work of Christ, and the prophetic vision of a future rebellion among the perfected saints. Rather than seeing these moments as collapses of divine order, it presents them as stages in the cosmic maturation of love.
The central thesis is simple yet radical: God is not building a utopia of control—He is raising a family capable of love by choice. The angels were created complete, unable to grow; humanity was created incomplete, able to learn. Their difference defines destiny. Angels fell from knowledge, but humanity rises through experience. Our rebellion is not an eternal disqualification, but the necessary adolescence of immortal beings who must learn the cost of freedom before they can understand the weight of grace.
Through careful weaving of both King James and Ethiopian Orthodox scriptures, the scroll reveals that rebellion is the seedbed of revelation. From Genesis to Revelation, the pattern repeats: creation, disobedience, consequence, and restoration. Each act of defiance becomes another classroom where God teaches the wisdom of love. The prodigal’s robe and ring become the symbols of restored authority through understanding—humanity’s return not as slaves of obedience but as heirs who know the Father’s heart.
The later sections examine the “logic of love” as distinct from the “logic of perfection.” Where perfection seeks efficiency and purity, love embraces patience and risk. God’s choice to give freedom was not illogical—it was divine. Every wound, every war, every heartbreak in creation is part of the price He pays to allow love to remain real. Christ’s crucifixion is presented as the supreme evidence that the Creator values freedom even above His own safety. He would rather die by the gift He gave than revoke it.
The scroll culminates in the mystery of Revelation 20: after a thousand years of peace, a final rebellion will arise—not to destroy paradise, but to confirm it. Freedom must always remain active, even in glory. The saints’ rebellion will be humanity’s last test, the moment when love is no longer reactive but self-chosen. It will close the classroom of creation and reveal that love has become eternal understanding.
Ultimately, this work presents God not as a cosmic engineer but as an eternal Father—one who waits, forgives, and never stops teaching. Heaven is described not as a static reward but as an “eternal classroom,” where learning continues forever without pain. The scroll concludes that the final victory is not the abolition of rebellion, but the transformation of it into revelation. God wins not by force, but by waiting. His kingdom is secured not through perfection, but through patience. Love remains the only law of the new creation—proven, purified, and freely chosen.

The Second Death: Why They Chose Erasure Over Eternity

“The Second Death: Why They Chose Erasure Over Eternity” is a piercing theological investigation into the true nature of the Lake of Fire—not merely as punishment, but as the final act of divine consent. This scroll dismantles the common misunderstanding that hell is a chamber of endless torment ruled by Satan. Instead, it uncovers the Lake of Fire as a judicial mechanism—a place where spirit, soul, and consciousness are blotted out of the divine registry, by the will of those who would rather vanish than yield.
From the ancient rebellion of the Watchers who bound themselves in covenants of defiance, to modern souls who knowingly reject the Father’s offer of restoration, this scroll maps a trajectory of pride, spiritual war, and ultimate refusal. The angels knew. The fallen hosts were aware of the consequence: a pit reserved, then a fire that finishes. Yet, they proceeded. Why? Because existence under God’s rule was more offensive than nonexistence. Because freedom, in their twisted eyes, meant autonomy at any cost—even erasure.
Drawing from both the King James canon and the Geʽez Ethiopian scriptures—alongside 1 Enoch, Jubilees, and Sirach—the scroll argues that the second death is not forced upon the damned, but chosen. They are not merely judged—they opt out. The Lake of Fire becomes the final courtroom where registry is either sealed or struck through, and God's justice is not merely retributive but permissive.
This is not a message of fear but of clarity. For the remnant, it is a sober call to honor the divine record—your name in the book of life. For the world, it is a revelation of spiritual law. And for those who chose the flame, it is an eternal monument to the terrifying liberty God grants His creation: the power to say no forever.

The Ritual of Repetition: Why the Beast’s Mind is Built on Insanity

In this prophetic exposé, The Ritual of Repetition unpacks the spiritual insanity behind the rise of quantum computing and its role in the emerging Beast System. Framed through the lens of Scripture, surveillance capitalism, and scientific skepticism, the scroll explores how quantum machines, rather than being harbingers of truth, are loops of blind guessing—flipping quantum coins in the name of false gods like speed, simulation, and control.
Beginning with the premise that quantum computing is more ideology than breakthrough, the scroll dissects the public mythos surrounding companies like Google, D-Wave, and Microsoft, while drawing attention to whistleblowers and skeptical physicists who point out that quantum supremacy has yet to produce anything of measurable value outside tightly curated benchmarks. The machine is shown to mirror Satan himself: a master of probability, a manipulator of perception, and a father of lies.
As the scroll progresses, it links the mind-reading ambitions of the technocratic elite—via brain-computer interfaces, 5G infrastructure, and satellite constellations—to the prophetic vision of a Beast who knows the thoughts of man and demands worship. The goal is not knowledge but ownership: of your breath, your body, and your soul. The machine does not seek to liberate—it seeks to mimic Christ while erasing Him.
The scroll warns that what the world hails as “progress” is in fact a descent into madness: a system that cannot stop computing, cannot repent, and cannot love. It is a ritual of repetition, a digital liturgy of guessing cloaked in divine ambition. But the remnant—the Body of Christ—knows better. They rest while the Beast computes. They listen while the world loops. They wait, not on the next software patch, but on the return of the King.
Ultimately, this scroll is not just a critique of technology, but a spiritual clarion call to discern the difference between wisdom and witchcraft, rest and ritual, sanity and simulation. It is a warning: the Beast is not coming through a throne—it is arriving through code. And the only firewall is the blood of the Lamb.