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If this episode helped you see Scripture in a deeper way, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who isn’t afraid of the strange parts of the Bible. These deep dives don’t get pushed unless you pass them along — and that’s how this kind of content survives.👍 Like this episode🔔 Subscribe for weekly deep dives🔁 Share with someone who loves deep Bible study💬 Leave a comment — I read them📧 Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.comWhat was really happening inside the Temple in Ezekiel chapter 8? In this episode of Pilgrims Grey Chronicles, we go verse by verse through one of the most disturbing and overlooked chapters in the Bible. Ezekiel is taken in a vision and shown hidden chambers, secret rituals, seventy elders burning incense to other gods, women weeping for Tammuz, and priests turning their backs on God to worship the sun. This is not surface-level idolatry.It’s leadership-level spiritual treason. We explore:The “idol of jealousy” at the Temple gateThe hidden chamber and the 70 eldersThe divine council and the Babel worldviewAncient rituals meant to invite rival spiritual powersBlood, violence, and jurisdiction in the Seed WarWhy God’s glory eventually leaves the TempleHow these ancient patterns may still echo todayIf you’ve ever wondered why God reacted so strongly — or how the unseen realm intersects with human leadership — Ezekiel 8 holds the answers.

In December 2020, a former head of Israel’s Space Security Program made a claim that briefly made headlines — then quietly disappeared.He said humanity is already in contact with non-human intelligences.He said a “Galactic Federation” exists. He said governments know. And he said the truth has been withheld because humanity “isn’t ready.”Most people laughed. Most people moved on. But almost nobody actually examined the claim.In this episode of Pilgrims Grey Chronicles, we slow the story down and take a serious, investigative look at the statement made by Haim Eshed, how it was reported by mainstream outlets like The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel, and why its language closely mirrors a much older narrative that predates modern UFO culture.From government disclosure framing, to CERN’s use of mythic symbolism and “extra-dimensional” language, to the rise of AI-mediated non-human voices and New Age concepts like “star seeds,” we trace how ancient spiritual ideas are being repackaged in modern, technological terms.This is not an episode about panic or sensationalism.It’s about discernment. We explore why researchers like L.A. Marzulli warn of a coming deception framed as cosmic enlightenment, how this narrative fits the broader Seed War worldview, and why many may fall away — not through persecution, but through redefinition.The question isn’t whether unexplained phenomena exist. The question is: What kind of explanation are we being prepared to accept — and who benefits if we do? 🔗 Referenced in This EpisodeReporting from The Jerusalem Post on Haim Eshed’s 2020 interviewCoverage and responses from The Times of IsraelPublic statements and FAQs from CERN Commentary and research surrounding the modern disclosure movementhttps://www.jpost.com/omg/former-israeli-space-security-chief-says-aliens-exist-humanity-not-ready-651405?utm_source=chatgpt.comhttps://www.ariananews.af/trump-knows-about-aliens-says-ex-israeli-space-agency-chief/#:~:text=understand%20%E2%80%9Cthe%20fabric%20of%20the,%E2%80%9Dhttps://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-space-chief-says-aliens-may-well-exist-but-they-havent-met-humans/#:~:text=Haim%20Eshed%2C%20who%20headed%20Israel%E2%80%99s,the%20%E2%80%9CGalactic%20Federation%E2%80%9D%20stopped%20him

Another year has passed on the road—and if you’ve been paying attention, you know this was no ordinary year. In this New Year special episode of Pilgrims Grey Chronicles, we take a rare pause at the fire to look back at where we’ve been, what we’ve uncovered, and why so many of the stories we’ve explored feel more relevant now than ever. From ancient rebellions and forgotten wars to modern narratives, repeating patterns, and the quiet return of very old ideas wearing new masks, this year has revealed something unmistakable: the veil is thinning, and discernment matters more than ever. This isn’t a highlight reel.And it isn’t a fear-driven broadcast. It’s a reflection—grounded in Scripture, history, theology, and reason—on how deception works, how truth survives, and why the same forces that shaped the ancient world still press against ours today. We revisit themes that defined the year:The Watchers and the long shadow of rebellionNephilim bloodlines and recurring power structuresSecret societies, mystery religion, and manufactured narrativesGod’s sky clock, time, and the war over meaningDiscernment versus paranoia in an age of information overloadAnd most importantly, we talk about why any of this matters—not for speculation’s sake, but for clarity, wisdom, and faith in uncertain times. If you’re new to the show, this episode serves as an open door—a chance to understand what Pilgrims Grey Chronicles is really about and why so many listeners keep walking this road with us. And if you’ve been here for a while, consider this a moment to take stock, share a quiet laugh, connect the dots, and prepare for what lies ahead. The road goes ever on. Thank you for walking it with us. Happy New Year from Pilgrims Grey Chronicles.

Did Jesus already return in AD 70?Or is the Church still waiting — exactly as the apostles expected?In this final episode of our three-part series responding to 20 Questions for Futurists, we tackle the most important and most misunderstood questions of all — the ones dealing with Christ’s return, resurrection, judgment, and the nature of prophecy itself.In this episode, we carefully examine Questions 15–20 and expose the moves behind the questions, not just the questions themselves.We explore:What Jesus meant by returning “in like manner” (Acts 1)Why John 14 does not deny a future visible returnThe difference between “end of the age” and “nothing physical happens”Why “soon” and “near” are prophetic terms, not calendar deadlinesHow Jesus Himself modeled now-and-later fulfillment when reading IsaiahWhy prophecy includes intentional fog of war — light for God’s people, confusion for His enemiesAnd why the resurrection, judgment, and renewal of creation cannot be placed in the pastThis episode uses Scripture, analogy, historical context, and clear biblical reasoning — not academic fluff — to help believers think clearly, biblically, and confidently about end-times claims that often confuse and unsettle Christians. If you’ve ever wondered whether the Church “missed” something…or whether Jesus’ promises failed…this episode is for you.📖 Scripture quoted thoroughly🧠 Arguments explained clearly🔥 Hope defended biblically “We are not late.We are not mistaken.We are waiting.” If this series helped you, please:Like & subscribeShare it with someone wrestling with AD 70 claimsLeave a comment — we read themSupport the show so the lamps stay lit at the Pilgrims Grey Inn

Did Jesus already return in the first century — or is the Church still waiting for His future return? In Part 2 of our series responding to the 20 Questions for Futurists, we continue examining claims often used to promote the AD 70 preterist view. After covering questions 1–7 in the first episode, tonight we work through questions 8 through 14, addressing some of the most misunderstood passages in Bible prophecy. In this episode, we tackle questions about:What John meant by “the last hour”Whether the Great Commission was already fulfilledWhat Jesus meant when He said “heaven and earth will pass away”How believers can be connected to the New Jerusalem now — yet still await its future fulfillmentUsing Scripture, context, and sound theology, we respond carefully and biblically — without hand-waving — so believers aren’t confused by time-statement arguments or symbolic overreach. Pull up a chair at the Pilgrims Grey Inn. The fire’s warm, the questions are serious, and the Word is open. If this episode helps you, please:👍 Like the video💬 Leave a comment (even a short one helps)🔔 Subscribe / Follow the podcast🔁 Share with someone wrestling with the AD 70 debateYour support helps keep the Inn open.🔗 OFFICIAL LINKS🎵 Band & Merch: https://pilgrimsgrey.com/▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles🎥 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChronicles🎙️ Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839👕 Merch: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com📧 Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com🕊️ X (Twitter): https://x.com/RLClark16

Did Jesus already return in AD 70… or are we still awaiting His future coming?A new listener named Stephen asked this honest question after watching a popular YouTube video claiming that the Second Coming already happened during the destruction of the Temple. That video presented 20 challenging questions meant to shake Christians who hold the futurist view. Tonight on Pilgrims Grey Chronicles, we walk through the first 10 of those questions one by one, using Scripture, context, Greek language insights, and sound theology to expose the flaws of the AD 70 preterist argument. This episode is for every believer who has ever wondered:What did Jesus mean by “this generation”?Why did the apostles use words like “near” or “soon”?Did John believe he was already “in the tribulation”?Why didn’t the NT authors describe AD 70 as fulfilled prophecy?And is there a biblical reason for the long wait for Christ’s return?We tackle all of it — clearly, biblically, and logically — so you can understand the truth, stay grounded in Scripture, and avoid the confusion created by preterist interpretations. Grab your seat at the Pilgrims Grey Inn.The lanterns are lit, the fire is warm, and we’re opening the parchment of these 20 questions together.🔗 OFFICIAL LINKS🎵 Band & Merch: https://pilgrimsgrey.com/▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles🎥 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChronicles🎙️ Spreaker Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839👕 Etsy Merch Store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com📧 Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com🕊️ Follow on X: https://x.com/RLClark16If this episode helps you, don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share it with someone who may be confused by AD 70 teachings.Your support helps grow the Inn and keeps these deep-dive biblical investigations going.This episode includes AI-generated content.

As we approach the festive season, the debate surrounding the origins and significance of Christmas becomes increasingly relevant. In the latest episode of Pilgrim's Great Chronicles, host Robert Clark dives deep into the historical context of Christmas, challenges common misconceptions, and emphasizes the importance of celebrating the true meaning of this sacred holiday.Main Content: 1. The Importance of Thanksgiving and the Christmas Season Robert begins by reflecting on the gratitude that comes with the holiday season. He emphasizes the significance of being thankful for the incarnation of Christ, which he believes is central to the Christmas celebration. He shares his personal thoughts on how this time of year reminds him of the birth of Jesus and encourages listeners to focus on the spiritual aspects of Christmas rather than commercial distractions. 2. Addressing Listener Feedback Robert acknowledges the overwhelming responses from his audience, particularly regarding his previous episode, "Christmas is Not Pagan." With over 600 comments, he plans to read a selection of thoughtful feedback while also addressing some less constructive criticisms. This engagement highlights the importance of open dialogue and healthy debate among listeners.3. The Historical Context of Christmas Diving into the historical debate, Robert refutes the commonly held belief that Christmas is a pagan holiday. He discusses how early Christians celebrated significant dates based on historical sources, including primary writings from early church fathers. He emphasizes that December 25th was referenced by Christian writers long before any cultural blending with pagan practices occurred. Moreover, he explains how the shepherding cycles in Bethlehem allowed for the winter birth of Christ, countering claims that it would have been impossible.4. Debunking Myths about Paganism Throughout the episode, Robert tackles various myths surrounding Christmas, including allegations that all Christian holidays are derived from pagan traditions. He provides historical evidence that many of these claims are oversimplified or misrepresented. For instance, he discusses how Easter is rooted in the Jewish Passover, reinforcing the idea that Christian celebrations have their own distinct origins.5. The Value of Open Discussion Robert encourages listeners to engage in thoughtful discussions rather than resorting to dismissive accusations. He shares examples of back-and-forth exchanges with commenters, illustrating how dialogue can lead to a better understanding of complex historical topics. He believes that recognizing the truth behind Christmas can enrich the celebration and strengthen one's faith.Conclusion: Key Takeaways As Christmas approaches, it’s essential to focus on the true meaning behind the holiday rather than getting lost in commercialism or misconceptions. Robert Clark's insights remind us that Christmas is not just a date on the calendar; it is a celebration of Christ's birth and a time for reflection and gratitude. By engaging in informed discussions and understanding the historical context, we can celebrate Christmas with joy and authenticity, enriching our spiritual lives.

In a world where misinformation spreads rapidly, especially around cherished traditions like Christmas, it's crucial to sift through the noise and focus on the truth. In this blog post, we delve into the insights shared by Robert Clark in his recent podcast episode, where he passionately defends the origins of Christmas against the backdrop of popular misconceptions.Main Content: 1. **Understanding the Origin of Christmas** Robert Clark begins the podcast by addressing the many misconceptions surrounding Christmas, particularly the claim that it has pagan origins. He emphasizes that such beliefs often stem from outdated scholarship dating back to the 1800s, specifically referencing Alexander Hislop's work, "The Two Babylons." Clark argues that this book, though widely cited, lacks credible historical evidence and has been thoroughly debunked by modern scholars. For example, he points out that many who assert Christmas is pagan typically do so based on memes or hearsay rather than historical texts. This highlights the importance of examining the sources of our beliefs. 2. **The Saturnalia Fallacy** Another key point Clark makes is the misidentification of Christmas with the Roman festival of Saturnalia. While some believe that Christmas simply replaced this festival, Clark clarifies that Saturnalia occurred from December 17 to 23 and had no ties to the birth of any deity. He states, "Saturnalia looked nothing like Christmas, involving gambling and public drunkenness, rather than the joyous celebration of Christ’s birth." 3. **Mithras and December 25th** Clark also tackles the claim that the god Mithras was born on December 25th, asserting that there is no ancient evidence to support this narrative. He explains that Mithras was depicted emerging fully grown from a rock, with no birth narrative or connection to this date. This is crucial in understanding the unique identity of Christmas separate from other winter celebrations.4. **The Myth of Constantine** In addressing the assertion that Emperor Constantine chose December 25th to blend pagan practices with Christianity, Clark argues there is no historical record to support this claim. He mentions that Christians were celebrating Christmas on December 25th long before Constantine's time, citing early church fathers who recognized this date. This counter-argument demonstrates the long-standing tradition of December 25th as the date of Christ’s birth.5. **The Role of Early Christians** Clark explains that early Christians believed in the significance of December 25th for the birth of Jesus. Rather than adopting pagan customs, they established their own traditions that emphasized the nativity. He emphasizes that these beliefs arose from a deep understanding of biblical texts and historical context.6. **Biblical Evidence for December 25th** The podcast further explores biblical clues that suggest the birth of Jesus occurred in December. Clark references the timeline of Zechariah and the priestly rotations to establish a credible timeline for Jesus’s birth. He explains that the conception of Jesus, occurring six months after John the Baptist’s conception, supports a December birth when considering the typical duration of human pregnancy.Conclusion: In summary, Robert Clark’s podcast dismantles the prevalent myths that Christmas is rooted in paganism. Through careful examination of historical sources, biblical evidence, and the timeline of early Christian celebrations, Clark asserts that Christmas is a unique holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, free from the misconceptions that often overshadow it. The key takeaways from this discussion are that understanding the true origins of Christmas is essential for appreciating the holiday’s significance and that misinformation can easily mislead public perception. Tags: Christmas, Pagan Origins, Robert Clark, Saturnalia, Mithras, December 25th, History of Christmas, Early Christians, Christmas Myths, Truth About Christmas.

Every year, like clockwork, the same tired claims pop up:‘Christmas is pagan.’‘Christians stole December 25th.’‘Nimrod invented Christmas trees.’‘Saturnalia = Christmas.’And the list goes on. Well… not so fast.This revisited Pilgrims Grey Chronicles episode breaks down the bad history, the recycled internet mythology, and the anti-Christmas narratives that show up every December. Inspired again this year by a post from Derek Gilbert, we’re taking another hard look at the truth behind the season — long before the myth-busters with no sources show up to ruin Christmas for the rest of us. Join me as we dig into:• Why the early Church chose December 25th• What the historical record actually says• How modern conspiracy memes distort real history• Why the Christmas ‘pagan’ narrative collapses when you examine the evidence• And why believers have every reason to celebrate the birth of the King Step inside the Pilgrims Grey Inn, warm yourself by the fire, and let’s revisit the truth behind Christmas once again — before the debunkers arrive.🎧 Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles📺 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChronicles🎵 Band / Merch: https://pilgrimsgrey.com/🛒 Merch Store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com✉️ Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com

Title: Unveiling Tartaria: The Lost Civilization of Our PastIntroduction: In this captivating episode of Pilgrim's Great Chronicles, host Robert Clark takes us on a journey through the enigmatic history of Tartaria, a civilization that has seemingly vanished from our collective memory. As he delves into the hidden narratives of our past, he questions the intentional erasure of this advanced society and its implications on our understanding of history.Main Content:The Mystery of TartariaRobert Clark opens the discussion by highlighting the historical references to Tartaria, a vast region in Central and Northern Asia that was depicted on maps and encyclopedias until the mid-20th century. He points out that early modern travelogues and academic texts mentioned Tartaria, but the term has since disappeared from our historical records, sparking theories of deliberate erasure.2. Theories Behind the DisappearanceClark introduces the arguments of alternative historians who believe that the history of Tartaria was intentionally obscured to suppress the influence of a powerful empire that threatened European dominance. He references the Pugachev Rebellion of the 1770s as a pivotal moment that marked Tartaria's decline, supported by records from Russian authors.3. Architectural Anomalies and EvidenceAs the podcast progresses, Clark discusses the architectural anomalies found in cities worldwide, which some attribute to a forgotten civilization. He introduces the concept of mud-flood architecture, where buildings exhibit buried first floors and half-submerged windows, leading to questions about their original ground level. This evidence, he argues, suggests that a cataclysmic event may have buried these structures, rather than mere urban development explaining their current state.4. The Role of World FairsClark also explores the significance of World Fairs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly the 1893 World Columbian Exposition in Chicago. He questions how such grand architectural feats could be constructed in a short time frame and then demolished shortly after, suggesting that these events may have served as cover-ups for the true legacy of an advanced civilization. 5. The Call for AwarenessThroughout the podcast, Clark encourages listeners to engage with this hidden history and share their insights. He emphasizes the importance of questioning mainstream narratives and seeking the truth behind our past, inviting a dialogue among his audience to explore the mysteries of Tartaria further.Conclusion: The exploration of Tartaria serves as a reminder that history can be more complex than it appears. As Robert Clark uncovers the layers of obscured narratives, he invites listeners to reconsider the stories we have been told. Key takeaways include the potential existence of a lost civilization, the impact of political agendas on historical narratives, and the architectural evidence that challenges our understanding of the past. Tags: Tartaria, Lost Civilization, History, Architecture, World Fairs, Historical Erasure, Alternative History, Robert Clark, Pilgrim's Great Chronicles.

Five Stones: Farris, E. Adam, Kurth, Steven: 9798326271037: Amazon.com: Books E. Adam Farris - YouTube IG@e.adam.farris E. Adam Farris | Substack https://www.amazon.com/Five-Stones-Adam-Farris/dp/B0FHGJYFLP/ref=sr_1_3?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.l5za9tIvDgXH3n1lXrFi9w.KNcQSMBYywVf7WHsOv3CMdKY_Dk6yVtYu7o4LIAnVz8&dib_tag=se&qid=1762181702&refinements=p_27%3AE.+Adam+Farris&s=books&sr=1-3&text=E.+Adam+FarrisSummary In this engaging conversation, Adam Ferris shares his journey from a distribution center manager to a storyteller and author of the graphic novel 'Five Stones,' which reinterprets the biblical story of David and Goliath. The discussion delves into themes of faith, the existence of giants, the role of spiritual entities, and the ongoing battle between good and evil. Ferris emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical narratives in their historical context and explores the implications of spiritual warfare in contemporary society. In this conversation, Adam Farris and Robert Clark explore a range of topics including employee motivation, the influence of music and Hollywood, the implications of transhumanism, and the existence of non-human entities. They discuss the historical context of rebellion and governance, the biblical references to giants, and the cultural narratives surrounding these themes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of seeking knowledge, understanding the nature of evil, and the role of faith in navigating the complexities of modern society.Chapters00:00 The Journey of Adam Ferris06:07 The Mighty Men of David11:19 The Role of Spiritual Entities17:32 The Divine Council and Its Implications35:57 The Battle of Ideas: Contextualizing Spiritual Warfare42:56 Angels, Kings, and Spiritual Hierarchies48:45 The Role of Ancient Knowledge in Modern Understanding55:17 The Interplay of Spiritual and Physical Realms01:00:20 The Significance of Animals in Spiritual Contexts01:07:22 Demonology and the Evolution of Possession01:11:44 The Spiritual Warfare of Today: A Call to Awareness01:14:08 The Pursuit of Happiness vs. Financial Gain01:14:37 The Dark Side of Music and Its Influence01:16:26 Hollywood's Hidden Agendas01:17:29 Transhumanism and the Loss of Humanity01:18:00 The Battle for Our Birthright01:19:08 The Legacy of Rebellious Entities01:21:23 The Myth of Giants and Animal-Human Hybrids01:23:42 Cultural Narratives of the Past01:25:52 The Role of Ancient Civilizations01:28:53 The Great Deception and Modern Society01:32:35 The Power of Faith and Belief01:34:03 The Illusion of Control in Society01:36:52 The Impact of Fear on Society01:44:17 Rituals of Fear and Control01:46:10 Corporate Pressure and Personal Choices01:48:08 The Digital ID and Transhumanism01:49:47 Spiritual Insights and the Hive Mind01:52:06 The Journey of Discovery and Research01:54:49 Understanding the Biblical Narrative01:58:44 Angelic Influences in Modern Society02:01:03 The Connection Between Giants and Spiritual Warfare02:04:33 The Meaning of Life and Spiritual Growth02:09:22 Government Control and Happiness02:10:46 The Deception of Power 02:13:49 Sharing Knowledge and Resources

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🎧 Podcast Description — “If God Is Love, Why Evil?”🔥 Follow, share, and join the fellowship:🎵 Band & Merch: https://pilgrimsgrey.com/📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles🎥 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChronicles🎙️ Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839🛒 Merch Store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com📬 Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pilgrimsgreychronicles📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pilgrimsgreychronicles🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pilgrims_grey_chronicles🐦 X (Twitter): https://x.com/RLClark16EPISODE TITLE: If God is Love… Then Why Would the Author of All Things Write a World Where Evil Even Exists? In tonight’s journey, we step into one of the oldest and hardest questions in theology: If God is all-loving, why does He allow evil? From the fireside at the Pilgrims Grey Inn, we explore how God’s sovereignty, human freedom, and middle knowledge (Molinism) reveal that love itself is the key to understanding evil’s place in the story. Drawing on insights from Tim Stratton and William Lane Craig, we’ll discover how only in a world with real freedom can real love exist — and how God, in His perfect wisdom, foresaw every possible choice and still chose the world that leads to the greatest good. You’ll hear why:True love requires real freedom — including the freedom to reject it.Molinism shows that God’s plan includes every choice without violating our will.Evil’s existence doesn’t contradict God’s love; it makes love meaningful.And why heaven itself could only exist after this world of decision and redemption.By the end, you’ll see that a world full of pain may, in truth, be written by perfect hands — a masterpiece of love, freedom, and ultimate restoration.💡 Like what you hear?If this episode stirred something in you — subscribe, follow, and share it. Every click and comment helps the algorithm spread the light in dark times.Support truth. Share the journey. Help grow the fellowship. Because in a world this dark, truth needs a voice — and you are part of it.#PilgrimsGreyChronicles #Molinism #ProblemOfEvil #FreeWill #Apologetics #FaithAndReason #GodsLove #ChristianPhilosophy #SeedWar #PilgrimsGrey

Summary In this conversation, Robert Clark explores the relationship between logic, morality, and the existence of God, particularly in the context of evil. He begins by questioning the nature of injustice and how it relates to a moral God. The discussion transitions from the ontological argument for God's existence to the problem of evil, drawing insights from C.S. Lewis. Clark presents the moral argument for God's existence, addressing common objections and emphasizing the spiritual significance of morality in the context of a cosmic battle between good and evil. Ultimately, he invites listeners to reflect on their moral choices and the implications of a moral lawgiver in their lives.Takeaways Injustice raises questions about the nature of morality. The ontological argument presents a logical case for God's existence. Evil poses a significant challenge to the belief in a good God. C.S. Lewis's insights provide a unique perspective on the problem of evil. The moral argument suggests that objective moral values require a moral lawgiver. Without God, objective morality lacks a solid foundation. The reality of evil points to the existence of a moral God. Moral choices reflect a cosmic battle between good and evil. God's nature is the ultimate standard of goodness. The existence of a moral law invites a relationship with God.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Injustice and Morality01:00 From Logic to Love: The Journey Begins03:42 Exploring the Ontological Argument08:55 The Problem of Evil: A Deep Dive29:05 C.S. Lewis and the Moral Argument 36:17 The Moral Argument for God's Existence44:53 The Nature of Morality Without God48:40 Human Flourishing and Moral Standards52:50 The Problem of Moral Obligation56:44 Evolutionary Ethics and Moral Truth58:40 God as the Source of Objective Morality01:00:22 Addressing Objections to Moral Arguments01:07:39 The Euthyphro Dilemma Explained01:12:40 The Reality of Evil and Moral Law 01:17:18 The Invitation to Relationship with God

“If God is even possible… must He be necessary?” Let’s test it.Tonight we walk the ridge between reason and revelation. We’ll unpack the Ontological Argument from Anselm to Plantinga (with Craig & Stratton’s defense), answer classic objections (Gaunilo’s Island, Kant on “existence,” the “reverse OA”), and show how necessary existence points from a generic God to the Christian God—I AM (Exod 3:14) and the Logos (John 1). What we’ll coverAnselm’s core idea in plain languageDescartes’ “supremely perfect being”Plantinga’s modal version (possible → necessary → actual)Necessary vs. contingent existence (sticky visuals & analogies)Objections answered: Gaunilo, Kant, “reverse possibility”From Theism to Christ: I AM & the Word made fleshQ&A: “Is an MGB coherent?” “Does evil refute maximal goodness?” and moreTimestamps00:00 Intro02:15 Why apologetics matters (1 Peter 3:15)06:40 Anselm in plain English14:10 Descartes’ formulation18:25 Plantinga’s modal steps (the 6 lines)28:40 Necessary vs. contingent (illustrations)36:20 Objections & replies (Gaunilo, Kant, reverse OA)52:00 From reason to revelation (Exod 3:14; John 1)57:30 Live Q&A + call to actionSupport & LinksBand site (music & merch): https://pilgrimsgrey.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychroniclesRumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChroniclesSpreaker podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839Merch store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.comContact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.comIf this helped you know why you believe, share it, drop a question for Wednesday’s mailbag, and subscribe for the Friday Top 3.

Skeptics, trolls, and even fellow believers are asking hard questions: Is the pre-tribulation rapture biblical? Is Christianity just a man-made religion? Can we really trust the Bible? In this episode, we tackle these objections head-on with Scripture, history, and logic:Responding to mockery and atheist attacks.Clearing up confusion about the rapture, the “last trumpet,” and Christ’s return.Showing why Christianity is unique, historical, and unshakable truth.If you’ve ever wrestled with doubts — or faced scoffers who say the Bible is nonsense — this show will strengthen your faith and give you answers. 👉 Follow us on our new platforms to keep the conversation going:Facebook: facebook.com/pilgrimsgreychroniclesInstagram: @pilgrims_grey_chroniclesTikTok: tiktok.com/@pilgrims_grey_chroniclesThe road goes ever on. Walk it with us.

RAPTURE 101: What It Is, When It Is, and Why Pre-Trib Makes Biblical SenseWhat is the Rapture? When does it happen? Why does loving His appearing earn the crown of righteousness (2 Tim 4:8)? In this Pilgrims Grey Chronicles special, we walk verse-by-verse (OT + NT), show why pre-trib makes biblical sense, answer objections (incl. the “Darby invented it” myth), and explain why Feast of Trumpets, Sept 22–24, 2025 is a high-watch window—without date-setting. We also add a pastoral word for parents and a sober PGC outro for anyone who might be left behind.Watch/Listen Everywhere & Follow PGC:Website: pilgrimsgrey.comYouTube: youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles Rumble: rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChroniclesSpotify: open.spotify.com/show/3viEO7RxwIOtuKMzefFGs5 Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles/id1801291910 Spreaker: spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839 Instagram: instagram.com/pilgrimsgreychronicles Facebook: facebook.com/pilgrimsgreychronicles TikTok: tiktok.com/@pilgrims_grey_chronicles X (Twitter): x.com/RLClark16 X (formerly Twitter)Merch: pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.comEmail: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com

God’s Divorce & Remarriage: Israel’s Future — Interview with Dr. Douglas Hamp Did God really “divorce” Israel—and does Scripture teach a remarriage through the New Covenant? In this interview, Dr. Douglas Hamp unpacks the covenant-as-marriage storyline (Jer 3; Hosea; Rom 11) and its end-times implications.ABOUT OUR GUEST — DR. DOUGLAS HAMPWebsite: https://www.douglashamp.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwcPbrWwzGfAjeIEjdCSd9QX (Twitter): https://x.com/doughampFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/doughamp/TOPICS WE COVER • Sinai as a marriage covenant • “Bill of divorce” passages and God’s faithfulness • How Yeshua’s death enables a “remarriage” • Grafting in the nations without replacing Israel • Why this matters for prophecy and identity todayFOLLOW PILGRIMS GREY CHRONICLESWebsite (music & merch): https://pilgrimsgrey.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychroniclesRumble: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChroniclesSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3viEO7RxwIOtuKMzefFGs5Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles/id1801291910Etsy Merch: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com

Welcome to the Pilgrims Grey Chronicles. Tonight’s guest is Vicki Joy Anderson, author of They Only Come Out at Night. She joins us to reveal the truth about sleep paralysis, night terrors, and spiritual attacks—and more importantly, how believers can find freedom and protection in Christ.We explore:Why Vicki dedicated her life to exposing sleep paralysisThe legal framework of heaven: covenants, permissions, and protectionsThe traps of astral travel, lucid dreaming, and New Age practicesCan technology hack dreams and manipulate minds?Will the elect be protected from end-time deception? (Matthew 24:24)Practical steps for protection: prayer, covenant, and intimacy with GodIf you’ve experienced sleep paralysis or night attacks, this episode will equip you with both understanding and solutions rooted in Scripture.🔗 Connect with Vicki Joy AndersonWebsite: https://vickijoyanderson.comBook (They Only Come Out at Night): https://lamarzulli.net/product/they-only-come-out-at-night YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VickiJoyAndersonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vickijoyauthorInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/vickijoyauthor🎶 Connect with Pilgrims Grey ChroniclesBand website (music & merch): https://pilgrimsgrey.com/YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychroniclesRumble channel: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChroniclesSpreaker podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839Spotify podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7k4zNokRhmR0jvXdbEwJqFApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles/id1785582431Etsy merchandise store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.comContact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com🔥 Subscribe and step into the Pilgrims Grey Inn every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 PM CST as we unveil the ancient war and God’s answers for today.

Link to John Daniel's Article and Group Theology in Fivehttps://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G3amVMYPa/What if the “divine sages” of the ancient world—the Apkallu—were not heroes of civilization at all, but the original corrupters whose teachings God erased in the Flood? What if alchemy, Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, and even modern psychology and transhumanism are all branches of the same old lie: “you shall be as gods”? And what if the ruins and legends of the “old world,” often linked to Tartaria or mistaken for the Millennial Reign, are in fact the fingerprints of the little-g rebel gods re-establishing counterfeit kingdoms throughout history?In this episode of Pilgrims Grey Chronicles, we dive deep into John Daniels’ article In the Shadow of the Apkallu: Alchemy, Power, and the Return of the Old Lies. I’ll read it word for word and add commentary from Scripture, history, and suppressed knowledge—drawing connections to the Seed War, Mystery Babylon, and the days of Noah. Together, we’ll explore:Why God intentionally erased forbidden knowledge at the Flood (Gen. 6; 1 Enoch)How Mesopotamian Apkallu “sages” parallel the Watchers of the BibleAlchemy as “Babel in a flask” and its modern face in AI, DNA rewriting, and transhumanismThe counterfeit antiquity of Thoth, Hermes, and “As Above, So Below”Freemasonry’s ritualized rebellion and its use of biblical symbols as a maskHow Islamic alchemists preserved and passed on hermetic wisdom into EuropeThe rise of Rosicrucians, Theosophy, Gnosticism, and the Golden DawnCarl Jung’s psychological alchemy and its influence todayHow rebellion moved from secret rites to open defiance in modern cultureThis is not just history—it’s prophecy unfolding. Jesus warned, “As were the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of Man” (Matt. 24:37). We are living in that replay.Stay with me for this journey through the shadows of the Apkallu, and you’ll never look at “ancient wisdom” the same way again.🔗 Links & Support🌐 Band website (music & merch): https://pilgrimsgrey.com/🎥 YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@pilgrimsgreychronicles📺 Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/user/PilgrimsGreyChronicles🎙️ Spreaker podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles--6496839🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6wT1iGQyH9RqT1Zl0vFAfS🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pilgrims-grey-chronicles/id1782925056🛒 Etsy merch store: https://pilgrimsgreymerch.etsy.com📧 Contact: pilgrimsgrey@gmail.com