Semitic Jew

Leaving the lie is not the finish line. It is the beginning of separation, rebuilding, discipline, and obedience. In EP 10, we move beyond exposing European frameworks and deal with what happens after the lie collapses. Some of us have left white Jesus, European religion, political cages, false holidays, and inherited systems behind — but many of us still do not know how to live without them. This...

Some of y’all do not have a truth problem. You have an idol problem. In EP 9C , we close out the Why People Hold Onto Lies series by dealing with the social and spiritual root — why people know the truth, but still refuse to live it because truth threatens their approval, comfort, church identity, political tribe, European frameworks, and idols. In Part A, we dealt with the mind . In Part B, we de...

Some people do not reject truth because the argument is weak. They reject truth because the truth is getting too close. In EP 9B , we continue the series Why People Hold Onto Lies by dealing with the defense system — the way people dodge, deflect, attack the messenger, change the subject, and protect lies when truth begins pressing too close. In Part A, we dealt with the mind: the human weak point...

Are you one of those people who know the truth… and somehow you are still refusing to change your life? In EP 9A , we begin the first part of a three-part teaching series on why people hold onto lies . This episode deals with the mind — the human weak point, early conditioning, inherited narratives, cognitive dissonance, and why truth can feel like a threat when a lie has been accepted for years....

Semitic Jew explores how narratives are shaped by media, history, and institutions, and how this influences perceptions of the Bible and identity. He reveals the systematic control of information and its impact on understanding biblical and historical truths. Keywords Narrative control, media framing, biblical history, racial identity, systemic influence, interpretation, cultural distortion, bibli...

Is the Bible a white man’s religion? This claim is repeated often, but rarely defined. In this episode, we separate what is usually confused: • origin vs control vs usage• the biblical text vs later institutions• scripture vs tradition We examine where the Bible actually comes from: • Mesopotamia• Arabia• the Near Eastern and African-connected world —not Europe. We also address what happened later...

Who are the Israelites today? This question cannot be answered by starting with European racial taxonomy, modern labels, or assumptions about geography. Scripture does not begin with “Black,” “white,” or race charts. Scripture begins with seed, covenant, nation, tribe, captivity, inheritance, and restoration . In this episode of the Semitic Jew Podcast , we examine how biblical identity is defined...

What is Babylon? Is Babylon just an ancient empire that disappeared thousands of years ago… or is Babylon something more? In this episode of the Semitic Jew Podcast , we examine Babylon from a biblical, historical, and logical perspective — not by speculation, but by reading the text distinctly and following its pattern from beginning to end. We walk through: • the origin of Babylon in Genesis (To...

Many critics claim the Bible supports slavery. But when people make that claim, are they actually describing what the Torah says — or are they projecting modern systems like the transatlantic slave trade onto an ancient legal text? In this episode of the Semitic Jew Podcast , we carefully examine what the scriptures actually say about servitude in the Torah. We define the Hebrew term ʿeved , analy...

Did Jesus abolish the Law of God? Many Christians believe that the New Testament replaced or canceled the Law, especially after Christ said He came to “fulfill” the Law in Matthew 5. But does fulfillment actually mean abolition? Or has that idea developed through interpretation rather than the text itself? In this episode of the Semitic Jew Podcast , we examine what Christ, the apostles, and the p...

Is believing in covenant identity the same as racism? In this episode, we examine the common accusation that Israelites are racist and test it logically against Scripture. We define racism precisely. We examine Deuteronomy, Amos, and Genesis. We distinguish covenant responsibility from modern racial ideology. The Torah explicitly denies intrinsic superiority. Chosen in Scripture means entrusted, a...

There are three common claims about who the “chosen people” are. Some argue Israel was replaced. Some claim modern geopolitics defines Israel. Others say the very idea of “chosen” implies supremacy. All three cannot be correct. In this episode, we go directly to the text. We examine Deuteronomy 7 and the covenant oath sworn to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. We define the Hebrew term bachar (to choose)...

In this episode, we revisit Seth's line, and learn the importance of having godly seed in the earth.

In this episode, we begin to see the provisions TMH made for Adam, and for the future promised seed whom Cain attempted to eliminate.

The line which the promised messiah would come was disrupted by murder. Listen to this episode to find what God did to substitute the death of righteous Abel.

In this episode, you are going to be shocked how successful Cain's children are, and how they began to flourish in the earth immediately after the murder of their uncle Abel.

Cain had no regard for God, God's commandments, nor the righteous commandment keepers. This is the eternal struggle between the children of God and the children of Satan.

This episode explains Cain's error, and how Cain is connected to the children of the devil. Listen to find out how the two are connected.

In this week's episode, we look at Abel's offering, Cain's offering, and the difference between the two, plus more. Listen in!

In this episode, we learn what the Adamic curses are in Genesis 3 verses 16 to 24. Listen to find out what they are.

In this episode, we look at Genesis 3:14-15. There are some unlikely connections made here, listen to find out what those are!

In this episode, we see what sin is, does, and how to avoid sin.

In this episode, we address the error of Judaism, Christianity, and Isalm when dealing with Genesis 3.

In this week's episode, we read about the creation of woman.

In this episode, I expound on verses 15 to 20. In those verses, we see Adam given the garden, Adam given commandments, and Adam given the ability to begin ruling over creation through the naming of the animals.