DDP - Deep Dyve Podcast

In this episode, we continue our deep dive through the King James Bible by exploring the Books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel through two very different lenses: the traditional historical interpretation taught in Christianity, Catholicism, and Judaism, and the symbolic, spiritual interpretation taught in New Jerusalem by Tyler Doka. Most readers know Samuel as the story of Israel's transition from j...

In this episode, we continue our journey through the King James Bible by exploring the Book of Ruth through two very different lenses: the carnal traditional interpretation taught in modern Christianity and the symbolic, spiritual interpretation as intended by God through the teachings of Tyler Doka. Most readers know Ruth as a beautiful story of loyalty, redemption, and divine providence. It is t...

Charlie and Charly continue this series through each book of the King James Bible by turning their focus to the Book of Judges, a powerful and deeply symbolic book that chronicles Israel’s repeated cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance. In this episode, the Book of Judges is explored through two distinct lenses: the traditional historical interpretation taught in Christianity, Cath...

In this episode, the Charlie and Charly continue their series through the King James Bible by taking a deep dive into the Book of Joshua , examining its content through two distinct lenses: the carnal historical interpretation taught across modern religion, including Christian denominations, Catholicism, internet pastors, and the Tanakh, and the symbolic, spiritual interpretation presented in Tyle...

We continue our series through the King James Bible by turning our focus to the Book of Deuteronomy, a powerful and widely recognized story of Moses’ final address to Israel, calling them to remember God’s law, remain faithful, and choose obedience as they prepare to enter the Promised Land.  In today’s deep dive, Charlie and Charly examine the Book of Deuteronomy through the lens of Tyler Doka’s...

Charlie and Charly continue the journey through the King James Bible, turning our focus to the Book of Numbers, a powerful, most misunderstood, and often overlooked account of Israel’s time in the wilderness. Known in Hebrew as “In the Wilderness,” the Book of Numbers traces Israel’s 40‑year journey from Mount Sinai to the edge of the Promised Land. Carnally, it is understood as a historical recor...

Charlie and Charly continue their series through the King James Bible with one of the most challenging and often misunderstood books, the Book of Leviticus . In this episode, we explore Leviticus through two very different lenses: the traditional way it is taught in modern churches, versus the symbolic, inward interpretation presented in Tyler Doka’s New Jerusalem teachings. Commonly, Leviticus is...

We continue our series through the King James Bible by turning our focus to the Book of Exodus, a powerful and widely recognized story of bondage, deliverance, and divine law. In this episode, Exodus is explored through two distinct lenses: the traditional understanding typically taught in modern churches,  and even by modern social media influencers, versus the spiritual and symbolic, inward inte...

Charlie and Charly have explored Tyler Doka's teachings in previous episodes, but in this newest series, we will go over each Book in the King James Bible. In this episode we begin with the Book of Genesis through two very different lenses: the way it is commonly taught in modern churches (carnally), and the symbolic, inward interpretation presented in Tyler Doka’s teachings from New Jerusalem...

Note: Our first version didn't convey our original intent. We meant to look at the subject of the Afterlife taught by various religious teachings through the lens of Tyler Doka, so we decided to try this again. What if heaven and hell were never meant to be destinations after death, but descriptions of inner states in the present moment? In this episode, we take a deep, comparative look at how...

In this thought-provoking episode of the Deep Dyve that may offend many listeners. We explore the deeper meaning behind Matthew 24:5 and and Mark 13:26–27, and challenge conventional interpretations of organized religion. Titled “Organized Religion is the False Christ,” this discussion examines how organized religions of today, distort the message of Christ. Through scripture analysis and real-wor...

What do “women” and genders really represent in the Bible? Are they simply historical figures and moral examples, or could they be symbolic expressions of something happening inside us? Is the world completely wrong about genders and how modern feminists view scripture?  In this episode, we explore two very different ways Scripture is read. We begin by asking a simple but important question: shoul...

Today on this Deep Dyve Podcast, hosts Charlie and Charly explore a collection of theological, historical, and modern media perspectives regarding the identity of Israel and the legitimacy of Zionist ideology.  The texts we discuss provide a critical analysis of Neo-Zionism, arguing that the movement is a destructive political-religious fusion that lacks a true biblical or historical basis. These...

Why do so many versions of the Bible exist, and why does it matter? This episode examines that question through the lens of Tyler Doka’s teachings, which He argues that the modern Bible translations are not the evolution of the modern vernacular, but a designed deception to keep you spiritually blind and bound by the laws of the flesh. Only the original King James Bible preserves God’s language, w...

In this episode, we uncover one of the most misunderstood events in the entire Bible: the crucifixion of Christ. According to the spiritual framework revealed by Tyler Doka, the crucifixion was never a historical execution, but a spiritual reality that unfolds within the believer, and is manifested in the suffering and rejection of the true Christ who appears at the end of the world. This teaching...

Tyler Doka’s website, newjerusalem.online, has vanished, leaving behind only the teachings we managed to preserve and the spiritual blueprint he revealed during his ministry. Without his real‑time guidance, we don’t know if he will return. What we do have is his doctrine, his symbolic system, and a final coded message that may be one of the most important insights he ever shared. In this episode,...

Thank you for joining today’s Deep Dyve. We’re challenging a widely accepted belief: dinosaurs do not exist as portrayed by educators, media, and the paleontology community. Consider this, most controversial topics are introduced in childhood: space travel, Earth’s age, evolution, the Big Bang, and dinosaurs. These narratives are reinforced by imagery lifelong beliefs. As Dr. Charla W. Mayo wrote...

Welcome to the Deep Dyve Podcast, where Charlie and Charly challenge centuries of interpretation and uncover truths hidden in plain sight. In this episode, we tackle a question that has shaped faith for generations: What is the real difference between the Old Testament and the New Testament? Is it simply old laws versus new grace, or is there a deeper spiritual reality everyone has been misinterpr...

In this Deep Dyve episode, we explore one of the most controversial and misunderstood passages in Scripture: Genesis 6, the “sons of God,” the Nephilim, and the origins of giants, angels, and fallen beings. Drawing from The Sons of God and the Nephilim by Joel Richardson, The Sons of God in Genesis 6:1–6 (Pharos Journal of Theology), The Anunnaki Connection by Heather Lynn, The Complete Book of En...

In this episode of DDP - Deep Dyve Podcast, we explore three recent teachings by Tyler Doka that were shared exclusively on X and not featured on his website or live streams. Though these ideas are familiar to longtime followers, Tyler presents them in fresh ways using new examples and deeper symbolism. We begin with his interpretation of the New Jerusalem from Revelation, not as a physical city,...

 As Tyler Doka once said, a powerful way to keep people disempowered is to convince them they’re on a tiny spinning speck in a vast universe, making them feel insignificant. But Scripture warns us that no one is immune to deception. Revelation 12:9 says, “The Devil… deceiveth the whole world.” Not just some, but everyone. Ephesians 6:12 reminds us that our struggle isn’t against flesh and blood, b...

Today we analyze A.T. Fomenko's History: Fiction or Science? through Tyler Doka’s lens. “All of history is a lie agreed upon.” Though credited to Napoleon, it originated with Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle’s 1724 essay L’Origine des Fables. We’ll explore Fomenko and Miroslav Palunčić and compare with Tyler's teachings. Tyler says, “All things of the Bible are occurring simultaneously, now, in thi...

This is the 8th episode in the Tyler Doka series. In this episode, we give an overview of "Devils in the Bible" written by Tyler Doka. Make sure to listen to our first seven episodes to get a full picture of Tyler Doka, the "word made flesh". Read the original blog post at: https://www.newjerusalem.online/devils Go to New Jerusalem to view Tyler Doka's teachings: https://www.newjerusalem.online/ W...

This is the 7th episode in the Tyler Doka series. In this episode, we review four of Tyler Doka's livestreams, "Spiritual Straw to make brick explained", "Strawberry Farms and Biblical Riddles", "Signs & Hidden Languages in this World" and "My Experience with Being Homeless".  Make sure to listen to our first six episodes to get a full picture of Tyler Doka, the "word made flesh". Go to New Je...

In this episode, we review four of Tyler Doka's livestreams, "Unbelievers", "The worlds", and "Blissful Ignorance".  We also touch on how Tyler Doka, the "word made flesh" as prophesied in the Bible discuss unbelievers and the blissful ignorant are of the same heart. Make sure to listen to our first five episodes where we examine Tyler Doka's biblical explanations of numerous topics to prove he is...