Speaker A 00:00:08

So let's move on.

Speaker A 00:00:09

Now, I said earlier that we use the movement of the sun as the calendar, which we still use today.

Speaker A 00:00:18

How many days did it take?

Speaker A 00:00:21

Did they say in the Bible it took God to create Earth?

Speaker B 00:00:25

Speaker A 00:00:27

Oh, speaking of days of the week, how many do we have?

Speaker B 00:00:35

Speaker A 00:00:38

I wonder where that number came from.

Speaker B 00:00:41

One for each of the wonders.

Speaker A 00:00:43

There you go.

Speaker A 00:00:43

Sunday is sun's day.

Speaker A 00:00:46

Wednesday is moon's day.

Speaker A 00:00:48

Tuesday is Mars day.

Speaker A 00:00:51

Wednesday is Mercury's day.

Speaker A 00:00:53

Thursday is Jupiter's day.

Speaker A 00:00:56

Friday is Venus's day.

Speaker A 00:00:59

Venus rules.

Speaker A 00:01:00

Love and desire.

Speaker A 00:01:01

What do you think?

Speaker A 00:01:02

What do people try to do on Friday nights?

Speaker B 00:01:06

Get wasted.

Speaker A 00:01:08

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:01:08

Love and desire.

Speaker A 00:01:09

And Saturday, the last day of the week and the last visible planet is Saturn's day.

Speaker A 00:01:18

Funny how that works, huh?

Speaker B 00:01:20

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:01:21

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:01:22

Another side note, Jewish people, they go to the synagogue on Saturn's day.

Speaker B 00:01:32

Yeah, that's what I was gonna say.

Speaker B 00:01:33

I was gonna mention that in the Jewish religion, Saturday is like a really big day for them.

Speaker B 00:01:39

Like.

Speaker B 00:01:39

Like you don't really do much on Saturday till you've had that dinner.

Speaker B 00:01:43

What is it?

Speaker B 00:01:44

The Shabbat dinner.

Speaker A 00:01:46

Muslims also go to the synagogue with the mosque on Saturday, right?

Speaker A 00:01:52

I think Saturday is it.

Speaker A 00:01:55

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:01:56

So.

Speaker A 00:01:56

So they would actually be worshiping the church of Saturn.

Speaker B 00:02:02

Right.

Speaker B 00:02:02

And Christians.

Speaker A 00:02:04

Christians.

Speaker A 00:02:06

When did they go to church?

Speaker B 00:02:08

Sunday.

Speaker B 00:02:08

The day of the sun.

Speaker A 00:02:10

Yes.

Speaker A 00:02:11

And now Christians worship the sun.

Speaker A 00:02:17

The sun worshipers.

Speaker A 00:02:19

And you could see this depicted.

Speaker A 00:02:22

All you have to do is pull up, look at any logo, like church and all that, and look at that logo.

Speaker A 00:02:33

I bet you you will see a picture of the sun somewhere in that picture.

Speaker B 00:02:39

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A 00:02:43

Another thing, you see pictures of Jesus and holy people, Right.

Speaker A 00:02:51

What do they have behind their heads?

Speaker B 00:02:55

Like a crown type thing?

Speaker A 00:02:57

What's it called?

Speaker B 00:02:58

Like a halo.

Speaker A 00:02:59

A halo, right.

Speaker A 00:03:02

What did I say the name of the sun was?

Speaker B 00:03:05

Kilos.

Speaker B 00:03:07

Ah, really?

Speaker B 00:03:08

That came from that?

Speaker A 00:03:15

Does helos and halos sound similar?

Speaker B 00:03:19

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:03:20

All right.

Speaker A 00:03:21

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker B 00:03:23

Especially because it's a.

Speaker B 00:03:24

It's a circle, you know, it's a circular motion.

Speaker A 00:03:26

Oh.

Speaker A 00:03:27

Oh, yeah.

Speaker A 00:03:30

Oh.

Speaker A 00:03:31

You know what else they got?

Speaker B 00:03:33

What?

Speaker A 00:03:34

Have you ever heard of archangels?

Speaker B 00:03:37

Yes.

Speaker B 00:03:37

Archangels?

Speaker B 00:03:38

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:03:38

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:03:39

You know how many archangels there?

Speaker B 00:03:42

Seven.

Speaker A 00:03:42

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:03:43

You know what their names are?

Speaker B 00:03:45

Yes.

Speaker B 00:03:46

Archangel Michael, Gabriel, Uriel, Raphael.

Speaker B 00:03:52

I forgot the other three or four.

Speaker A 00:03:54

Ariel.

Speaker B 00:03:55

Ariel, yes.

Speaker A 00:03:59

Shamuel, Samuel.

Speaker B 00:04:01

Yes, yes.

Speaker A 00:04:02

And did you say Azrael?

Speaker B 00:04:05

I don't think I said as real.

Speaker A 00:04:07

Yeah.

Speaker A 00:04:08

How many deadly sins?

Speaker B 00:04:12

Seven deadly sins.

Speaker A 00:04:13

Oh, you know what they are?

Speaker A 00:04:18

I tell you.

Speaker A 00:04:19

I tell you.

Speaker A 00:04:21

Pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth.

Speaker B 00:04:32

Pride for the sun.

Speaker B 00:04:35

Say them again.

Speaker B 00:04:36

Pride.

Speaker A 00:04:37

Pride, greed, Greed, lust, gluttony, wrath and sloth.

Speaker A 00:04:52

Oh, lucky seven.

Speaker A 00:04:56

If I really wanted to point out, you know, I really could point out how all 14 things I just listed off right there.

Speaker A 00:05:05

I planted that plan.

Speaker A 00:05:06

Planetary significations.

Speaker A 00:05:09

If you look up, like, you know, let's see, what is wrath?

Speaker A 00:05:18

If you look up Mars signification, Do you think wrath and Mars, it would sound kind of alike and kind of sound like Mars run amok.

Speaker B 00:05:29

Absolutely.

Speaker A 00:05:31

How about pride?

Speaker A 00:05:32

Could that equal the sun?

Speaker A 00:05:35

And the sun run amok?

Speaker B 00:05:37

Yep.

Speaker A 00:05:39

Archangel Gabriel, I think he was like the messenger and all that, right?

Speaker B 00:05:44

Yeah, I think he's.

Speaker B 00:05:45

I think he's technically Mercury.

Speaker A 00:05:47

Yeah, that's what I was about to say.

Speaker A 00:05:48

Doesn't he sound like Mercury?