Juan O Savin discusses Operation Night Hammer and much more
We grabbed this podcast from somebody who re-posts many of Juan’s interviews on Rumble. We mention that to disclaim responsibility for the poor grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc. as we give you their summary of this podcast. We have no time to fix their amateurish and unprofessional writing. So here
This was posted late last night and it is the first x22 report released since the U.S. bombing of the deep underground nuclear bomb-making sites in Iran on this past Saturday night.
We generally find x22 host “Dave Episode’s” analyses to be very reliable and exceptionally perceptive—more
A recent podcast featuring Juan O Savin was a blessing to watch from Blessed 2 Teach ministry. A blessing because the Blessed2Teach host, Rick, says almost nothing. Instead, he gives Juan free reign, maximum time to teach—a real change of pace from a certain other host, who exasperates Juan
Editor’s Note: This series, Barley in the Bible, was initially delivered to a live audience in 1991. It should be noted that it was shortly after I delivered this series of messages, that I began my in-depth study of Bible versions. Hence, the reader will find citations from various
Several months ago, we presented a lecture entitled God’s Laws on Theft—Just Weights and Measures. A few days ago, in doing some evening reading and Bible study, I came across this article by J. E. Rittenburg which was published in the January 1940 issue of Dr. Howard Rand’
The Wheat, Olives, and Grape Companies: Barley in the Bible, part 3
For the purposes of continuity, we had left off in part 2 by describing those Christian believers who will be in the first resurrection.
As the prototypical individual Barley, Christ Jesus was the first to mature. Likewise, the Christians in the Barley Company will come to maturity first. They will
A week ago, from June 5–8, I was in Greensboro, NC as one of 18 delegates from Henderson County participating in the 2025 NC State Republican Party Convention. Readers may recall that I was also a delegate at the Convention last year.
As with last year’s experience, this
