The Garden Of Doom Podcast With Jeff Lippman Episode 27 Prophecy of Aprochysy Plus Enoc

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This week we welcome Chris Ambs in again. He educates us on Scripture and the Apochrypha and Gnostic Gospels. We also spend some time on The Book of Enoch, holy wars and - yes - the Nephilim come up. Chris was ordained and read these Gospels as well as the Bible. Special thanks to my local producer, La Sicaria. I love her everyday but today is Valentine's Day! Also, my producer down under - Jimmy T! Get top of the line tactical and survival equipment delivered right to your doorstep. Sign up with Club Tac and help support this show. https://shrsl.com/2px2j Get an Unlimited Hosting Plan with Podbean and help support this show. https://www.podbean.com/rationalrage Sign up for a Business Hosting Plan and help support this show. https://www.podbean.com/pro/rationalrage Artwork By @realitysoap

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