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.