What ever happened to adding more content? I just found your channel and would love to hear more!

If these structures were marble & granite & very not flammable stone shouldnt they of not burned?

So if these buildings were here before the worlds fair y wasn’t it mentioned by the people there, like did they just renovate and paint them or how did the people there not notice the buildings here before the word fair .

So let me get this strait. Mud roads,with millions of people that came,, they had alllll that level,,, no power tools, lifting of millions of pounds of materials, using horses, low population of people in that area. Where do all the people stay, how long did it take these people to get there, from all over the world? Huge Fountains and electricity? All around the time of Twain, Edison, Rockefeller and so on.. 🐂 💩!

Seth view is not scripturally sound? Really? Genesis 1, God's natural law is that ALL creation reproduces after their own kind (repeated 11 times for emphasis). Angels are 'ALL' immortal 'spirit' beings (Hebrews 1), whereas Mankind are ALL mortal flesh... vastly different! Jesus said angels in heaven do not marry, do they have reproductive body parts if they do not procreate in heaven? Jesus speaks of the days of Noah, people eating, drinking marrying and then the flood came and took them all away. He mentions the flood and marriage but no angel/women/hybrids? Would God not warn His people about why He flooded the world? Why does the Bible not clearly say angels made hybrid demigods from procreating with women? Why the parsing of words? Why wouldn't the Patriarchs, Priests, Prophets, Apostles or even Jesus not warn us of this if true? Actually, there are warnings throughout the bible about why God flooded the earth, here are just a couple: ~ Deuteronomy 7:3-4; Furthermore, you shall not intermarry with them; you shall not give your daughters to their sons, nor shall you take their daughters for your sons. For they will turn your sons away from following Me to serve other gods; then the anger of the LORD will be kindled against you, and He will quickly destroy you." ~ Numbers 25:1-5; While Israel remained at Shittim, the people began to play the harlot with the daughters of Moab. For they invited the people to the sacrifices of their gods, and the people ate and bowed down to their gods. So, Israel joined themselves to Baal of Peor, and the Lord was angry against Israel. The Lord said to Moses, “Take all the leaders of the people and execute them in broad daylight before the Lord, so that the fierce anger of the Lord may turn away from Israel.’ So, Moses said to the judges of Israel, “Each of you slay his men who have joined themselves to Baal of Peor.” "Not scripturally sound? Please!

Your 1st question, "So, who are the sons of God and daughters of men in Genesis 6?" This question is the crux of this topic. There is only one bible verse that defines the 'sons of God' here: ~ Romans 8:14; For 'ALL' who are being led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God. Note: Many have mistakenly concluded that 'sons of God' are a particular type of created being, but they are actually those that willfully choose to be led by God. Who were being led by God's Spirit in Genesis 6, can we know? Yes, Gen 6:3 defines who are the 'sons of God' in Gen 6:2. ~ Genesis 6: (2) the 'sons of God' saw that the daughters of men were attractive. And they took as their wives any they chose. (3) Then the LORD said, “My 'Spirit' shall not 'ABIDE' in 'MAN' forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years.” God immediately threatens to remove His Spirit from who? Angels? No, 'MAN'! The remainder of Genesis 6 is focused on mighty MEN, MEN of renown, wicked MEN, MEN with continuously evil thoughts, God sorry He had made MEN, and God blotting out MEN. What is missing? Angel/women hybrid demigods! Angels are not at all mentioned until Genesis 16. Nephilim (Hebrew definition: 'fallen ones') the LXX added 'giants' to the definition centuries later. The Hebrew definition of ‘fallen ones’ is a better fit for this passage of scripture. ~ Psalm 53: 2-3; "God looks down from heaven on the children of man to see if there are any who understand, who seek after God. They have all ‘FALLEN AWAY’; together they have become corrupt; there is none who does good, not even one." This is the same scenario as Gen 6. Throughout the bible, repeated over and over there are God's people marrying pagan idolators and God punishes them. Here is one of a multitude of examples: ~ Deuteronomy 7:3-4; Furthermore, you shall not intermarry with them; you shall not give your daughters to their sons, nor shall you take their daughters for your sons. For they will turn your sons away from following Me to serve other gods; then the anger of the LORD will be kindled against you, and He will quickly destroy you."

Just reviewing your work...walk through this city...presently...you could wonder why..President Kennedy...put new frontier in space...if he was honest enough..to had seen these cities.. infrastructure and electrical suspension.. wiring.. what else could we do..but explore..unknown planets..like our own..unknown modern term for inventions...what a waste of time..and energy to move thing's backward...why..destroy..our New frontier..not indians..who are lost .it was president and uneducated.. refuse to see..or explain..Shamans . abilities..*

Awesome channel brother; just found you! May God bless your ministry!

It strains credulity to think that the original plans for these very unique and massive buildings for the time , were never kept enshrined in some vault or at least at the architect's home perhaps later to be found upon his death. When nothing seems to match up, the what you have is a heap of good ole B.S. Remember it is the victors who write the history..

Someone should remote view the construction of this site to get more information.

37:48 … could the top hat guys be free masons ? I mean … they literally have a “ringleader” a 33 degree who runs their meetings if I’m not mistaken the only one allowed to wear the whole ringmaster top hat/coat getup .. I mean is that what FREE MASONS mean??? Is it just finding a bunch of old school ancient civilizations buildings and either taking it over completely or completely tearing it down to reuse the masonry … im too stoned for this right now 😂😂😂

A ridiculous concept. Garbage.

In today's age I think you could put together multiple Amazon size warehouses within a 20 month period. I've seen Amazon put these massive warehouses up in a short time, clearing land quickly, paving lots and plenty of landscaping. I think what is different is the ornate nature and the substantial materials used for these buildings which is not utilized today. This speaks more of the degradation of us as a people and a society. We are selling our ancestors short by suggesting they didn't build these structures IMHO.

I understand that the construction dates given for these buildings is ridiculous, but how did these structures survive seemingly intact - glass and all - for untold centuries? How did no one molest them? Did the Native Americans use them for shelter? Did they shun them as hallowed places beyond their comprehension? How did mention of these buildings not make its way into countless private correspondences that could not possibly have been completely tracked down and destroyed? Just asking. I would make similar inquiries about all the other buildings that the Tartaria advocates are highlighting around the world.

We used to skateboard in old city philladelphia as children, its all marble and granite. They demolished “ Love Park”. Recently and it was made of granite.

Great vids thanks! Why did you stop making vids?

Great job! Do you have any information about the painting viewer showing with the Native Americans and colonists off the boats with the buildings in the background?

This is hands down the best into to Tartaria on the internet. Thanks for your work in putting it together. There are a lot of channels that talk about old world, tartaria, etc. but none have provided such a thorough, balanced and methodical approach to it. I love that you focus on the IF rather than the WHY, and that's a critical distinction. Fantastic work. Liked and Subscribed.

This architecture is Roman. On the top of the spear held by The Statue of the Republic is a Thracian helmet. I noticed on lots of photos background figures and inscriptions had been altered. At the far end of this same lake is a water feature comprising of fountains. Central is a Roman galley ship with figures pushing oars. The rest of the statues are of pagan Roman subject matter. A chariot pulled by horses features over the arch behind The Statue of the Republic. It is similar to those found in other European cities, Berlin, St Petersburg etc. Tartaria was the Roman Empire.

This guy is completely nuts. No World’s Fair structure was ever from a “past civilization”….they were all constructed in modern times and the majority of them were of temporary construction. End of discussion.

Why do all pf these channels draggggg this stuff out so long???? Of the fee people who are pointing this stuff out, yall are just about as boring as a Cessna airplane pilot! Hard to walk through my man, pick up the pace!

Excellent analysis. We need to dig up old letters and diaries from the past for clues. I have a few early 1900s “baby crop” postcards. One has a note on the back making reference to growing “peanuts” which was slang for small children. Could it be they were cloning babies?! I suspect a lot of the interest in secret societies was related to the Tartarian coverup, including hiding the remains of giants that were uncovered and reported about in the newspapers.

Does anybody know what has become of Quest Logos founder J. Trevor Adkins ? I have searched for him to no avail and am concerned; as the truth is not welcome in this world.

The Jesuits usurped San Francisco and turned into the homosexual capital of the world ( aside from Rome) and the feces laden streets shithole of a city it is today. S.F. diabolical absurd history reeks of Jesuitism.

Tartarians fought against Telurians. The Telurian colors were bright green and gold. The Tartarian colors were dark red and green. The Telurians seem to have won the war. You won't find the Telurian name anywhere except in a modern video game. Why has that name disappeared from the records? I think the Telurians might be the group living in Telos under Mt. Shasta.

How on earth would they have been able to lift such a large building onto a barge? What technology did this for them?

I believe that the colors of Tartaria were dark red and green. In the picture of the Philadelphia world's fair, at the end of the video, there is one man dressed in these colors and he would be a real Tartarian. Question is what happened to the Tartarian civilization in America? Where are the survivors today? Could they be connected to the "Hollow Earth" or "Agartha"? After WWII, about 100 German u-boots disappeared. It was surmised that they sank, but there is another story that they went south to the Antarctic entrance to Agartha. There are pictures of the boats refueling in Brazil and Argentina. Some Germans know about this.

I believe about 300 years have been added. It would be great to find what exactly occurred to make the world wide catastrophe and where the civilization went.

Malichi Martin stated the millennium reign has already happened. Frankly, I dont agree. All the rest is quite believable to me. So many try to debunk the mud flood.

Joshua Chavez is pretty much a lone ranger Christian. He hates the institutional church and he doesn't like being around others. When we enter the family of God by being “born again” (John 3:3), we become “new creatures” (2 Corinthians 5:17). When we experience the new birth, we are like snakes shedding our old skin. Our spirits inflate with the presence of God, and that new Spirit crowds out the old ways. Our desires change. Our outlook changes. Where we once lived only to satisfy ourselves, we now have a longing to please Jesus and glorify Him (1 Corinthians 10:31). If no change occurs after a supposed conversion, it is likely that no regeneration occurred. C. S. Lewis said, “If conversion makes no improvements in a man’s outward actions then I think his ‘conversion’ was largely imaginary.” Part of the change is a desire to be with others who also love and serve Jesus. Being a solo Christian is not the norm. There are several reasons why every born-again believer needs to be involved with other Christians. First of all, the New Testament is filled with admonitions to “love one another”-the “one another” refers to fellow Christians (John 13:34-35; 1 Peter 1:22; 1 John 4:11). Love is not just a noun; it is an action verb (see 1 Corinthians 13:1-8). We are to actively pursue ways in which we can demonstrate unselfish love for each other. “Solo Christians” who avoid association with other believers cannot do that. Second, most of the books of the New Testament are letters written to churches, not to solo Christians. Although God loves us as individuals, we are collectively referred to in Scripture as “the church” (Ephesians 5:25, 32). The Epistles, addressed to groups of Christians, include detailed instructions about how members are to conduct themselves within the group. The letters were to be read corporately and are best understood in the context of a church working together. As a unit, Christians are the “bride of Christ” (2 Corinthians 11:2; Revelation 19:7). Most of the New Testament is instruction on how the “bride” can ready herself for her groom, Christ. We are also called the “body of Christ.” This body has many parts, just as a physical body does (1 Corinthians 12:27). One body part cannot exist on its own. The heart cannot go solo; the chin cannot survive on its own. Any one part needs the participation of all the other parts in order to function successfully. The same is true for the members of the body of Christ. Jesus equips each one with certain gifts that He wants us to use to benefit the whole (see 1 Corinthians 12:12-30). Romans 12:4-5 says, “For just as each of us has one body with many members, and these members do not all have the same function, so in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others.” There is no room in this passage for solo Christians. A third reason solo Christianity is not a good idea is that we need the encouragement and accountability provided by our brothers and sisters in Christ. Often, those who shun involvement in a local church live with major blind spots and spiritual strongholds that they are only mildly aware of. Because they do not make themselves accountable to other believers, solo Christians have no one to strengthen their weaknesses. Flaws such as pride, greed, envy, anger, and a judgmental spirit often grow unchecked in the heart of one who rejects spiritual oversight from those who could gently guide him back to obedience (Galatians 6:1). The solo Christian is a loner also misses out on preaching, corporate worship times, and opportunities to serve. Proverbs 27:17 says, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” We grow sharper as useful tools for God when we learn from each other, pray for each other, and invest ourselves in the lives of others. Local churches offer many opportunities in which to use our gifts to serve others and glorify God. Avoiding such connections weakens the solo Christian as well as the local body. Finally, we have a powerful enemy who “walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Peter 5:8). The lion metaphor works in Scripture because God’s people are often referred to as sheep (Psalm 95:7; 100:3; 1 Peter 2:25; Mark 6:34). As any good shepherd knows, the sheep are safest when they stay with the flock, under the watch-care of a kind shepherd. First Peter 5:2 exhorts pastors with this: “Be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care, watching over them.” A pastor is called the shepherd of the flock. It is his responsibility before God to nurture, protect, and encourage the sheep God has entrusted to him. A lone sheep, separated from the flock, is vulnerable to the enemy. Wolves and lions don’t usually attack a healthy flock. They wait for one who lags behind, isolated from the shepherd and the safety of the fold. Christians need to involve themselves with other believers in order to remain healthy and productive. Satan cannot steal a soul that belongs to God (John 10:29), but he can render our lives useless for the kingdom by convincing us that we don’t need fellowship, spiritual encouragement, or challenge from anyone else. He likes to stir up trouble, bitterness, disappointment, pride, and a critical spirit to keep lone sheep away from the flock (Ephesians 4:30-31; 1 Peter 2:1; Colossians 3:5-10). Then he attacks them with discouragement, temptation, and deception to eliminate any heavenly treasure that loner could have stored up for himself (Matthew 6:20; 10:41; Luke 12:33; Revelation 22:12). We will spend all eternity worshiping with other redeemed saints of God. We might as well learn to enjoy it now.

From what I've watched in Joshua Chavez' videos. He pretty much believes that a Christian is forbidden from listening to any music (whether that be secular or Christian), watching any movies, playing games, having an acting career, or even just having a hobby. He pretty much views it all as usless, unnecessary, and worldly. He's a hyper fundamentalist. For Christian fundamentalists, “The Bible says it. I believe it. That settles it” is a famous refrain. The phrase isn’t strictly wrong. All Christians should hold to the authority of God’s Word. However, the phrase often encourages rigid-and reckless-interpretations. Context is critical for interpreting Scripture. Much of that context should be obvious, such as surrounding verses and references to other Biblical books. Some of that context is less obvious, such as the nuance of the original language or the writer’s cultural context. Each reader also brings in their own context-our own beliefs, biases, and assumptions that can twist our understanding of the text. Claiming “The Bible says it” without considering context has consequences. For instance, in Matthew 6:25, Jesus says, “do not worry.” Some Christians have interpreted this to mean that anxiety is a sin, and the solution for anxious Christians is to stop sinning. After all, Jesus said it, I believe it, and that settles it! This interpretation disregards the context of Matthew 6:25-34. Jesus’s main point is not to condemn worry and doubt as sinful. Instead, he reminds us that God cares even for the sparrows and will surely take care of us. Jesus encourages us to face our troubles one day at a time. He aims to reduce anxiety by reminding us of God’s love and care for us. In this example, the rigid interpretation claims to value Scripture highly, yet it offers little engagement with the passage. As a result, it misrepresents Scripture and harms its hearers-leading to more anxiety, not less. Fundamentalism has a reputation for making such errors. Despite its high values of truth and morality, fundamentalism often views questions as a sign of doubt and unfaithfulness rather than a desire to understand. Fundamentalism was built on the concept of fundamentals-an essential doctrine for all Christians. However, fundamentalism today is often critiqued for treating unessential doctrines with the same gravitas. In many ways, fundamentalists are like the Pharisees of Jesus’s day. The Pharisees sought to obey God’s Word to the letter but struggled with the gray areas. How far could someone walk on the Sabbath before it was considered work? How much could someone carry before it was considered work? Scripture didn’t say. To remedy this problem, the Pharisees wrote additional laws to “fence in” the Sabbath laws and ensure no one got close to breaking them. Fundamentalists often use this same “fencing in” approach. For instance: Hollywood often promotes non-Christian values and influences children to sin. Therefore, Christian families should avoid mainstream movies entirely. - Wearing tight clothing or showing too much skin is immodest. Therefore, requiring women to wear full-length skirts should ensure that line isn’t crossed. - Drunkenness is wrong, so alcohol should be illegal-that way, no one will get drunk. Just like the Pharisees’ rules, these fundamentalist rules do little about the human heart. Sheltering children can backfire, making children increasingly curious about what they’re missing. No matter how many clothes people wear, lust and adultery can still take root. Substance abuse can still ruin lives, legally or otherwise. Rules-no matter how wise they are-cannot change hearts, and changed hearts are what Christianity is all about. Ironically, as fundamentalism added more rules, it obscured the very fundamentals it claimed to protect. “Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give a tenth of your spices-mint, dill and cumin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law-justice, mercy and faithfulness. You should have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former. You blind guides! You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel.” (Matthew 23:23-24, NIV) Fundamentalism puts a high value on not being “of the world.” Thus, fundamentalist families often isolate from mainstream culture and anything considered a worldly influence. Rather than teaching children how to engage with people who hold different beliefs, fundamentalist parents shelter their children from contact with those beliefs. As kids age, they often become frustrated with their parents’ harsh restrictions and slip outside those boundaries. Once outside, they discover many of their parents’ fears are exaggerated, undermining their trust in their parents’ judgment. As they experience non-Christians firsthand, they are given much more persuasive pitches for those beliefs than they’d ever heard before. Lacking healthy practices for navigating such challenges to their faith, they often abandon Christianity entirely. If fundamentalism has many problems, why are so many Christians drawn to it? For many people, rules are comforting. Being confident in what you believe and how you live creates a sense of stability. Being told God approves is even more reassuring. Fundamentalism makes bold, absolute truth claims on many, many subjects. There isn’t room for doubt or questions. To many, that’s a good thing. Interacting with viewpoints and information that challenges our assumptions is uncomfortable. Being able to avoid that discomfort because we are “faithful” is reassuring. Fundamentalism is grounded in close-knit communities. Its us-versus-them mindset may be problematic, but it’s also unifying. Knowing that you’re standing arm in arm with your community against the powers of the outside world is a good feeling. No matter how disliked you may be outside of that community, you’re a part of something important there. People struggling with fear, trauma, or loneliness have a particular hunger for the confidence, stability, and community that fundamentalism offers. But this isn’t all. Many simply believe that fundamentalism is the most faithful representation of God’s Word. Fortunately, this same love of God’s Word that leads many into fundamentalism can also lead them out of it.

Joshua Chavez just loves pointing out the sins in others and he refuses to talk about his own. I've watched many of his videos and not once does he talk about his personal life, his struggle with sin, his wife, or about being humble. He's full of pride and he refuses to admit when he's wrong. I've noticed that anytime someone tries to correct him in the comments section of his videos/articles, he always either ignores them or he writes of their comments as being "straw man arguments", "ridiculous", "idiotic", "pathetic", or "incoherent". His "guilt by association fallacy" is also completely unbiblical. His mentality is pretty much "me v.s. everyone". He believes he's 100% right and everyone else is 100% wrong. He also believes that you can lose your salvation. Don't believe him. Christians are eternally secure. Don't let people like him tell you otherwise. I applaud him for exposing Phil Johnson, John Macarthur, JD Hall, and Dave McKay. However, in many of his videos/articles he seems to have a critical spirit. A critical spirit is not difficult to recognize. Its fruit is usually evident. Someone with a critical spirit is prone to complaining, seeing the glass as half-empty, ruing unmet expectations, sensing failure (in others more than in oneself), and being judgmental. Critical spirits are no fun to be around; neither are they fun to possess. As with most sin, having a critical spirit is a perversion of something God made to be good-in this case, a longing for God and His perfection. Ecclesiastes 3:11 says, "[God] has made everything beautiful in its time. Also, he has put eternity into man’s heart, yet so that he cannot find out what God has done from the beginning to the end." We live in a fallen world, and we are often impatient to enter into the glorious perfection for which we were originally created. In a sense, it is good that we can see what’s lacking in this world; after all, the world is not as it should be, nor are we as we should be. Recognizing the world’s insufficiency helps us to acknowledge our need of a Savior. But having a critical spirit can blind us to the grace and beauty that God continues to bestow every day. A critical spirit can also be seen as a perversion of discernment. Often, those accused of having a critical spirit make valid points. They just make their points in an unpalatable manner. Obviously, critical spirits are destructive, tearing down both the recipient and the giver of the criticisms (Galatians 5:14-15). The Bible speaks against such critical judgment. In Matthew 7:1-2 Jesus says, "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you." Jesus is not saying that we should not be discerning or that we should ignore the fallen nature of the world. He is also not saying that we must never, under any circumstance, criticize anyone else. In fact, the Bible tells us that we are to judge rightly (John 7:24). However, we are not to criticize with malicious intent or out of pride, hypocrisy, or self-righteousness. We cannot assume that we are impartial or that we can fairly exact our standards on others. Humans have naturally deceitful hearts (Jeremiah 17:9) that allow for blind spots and inappropriate comparisons. Only God can judge with perfect accuracy (Hebrews 4:12; James 4:11-12; 1 Samuel 16:7; 1 Chronicles 28:9; Isaiah 11:4; Revelation 19:11). And our discernment is only valid when it is informed by a renewed nature in Christ (2 Corinthians 2:14-16; John 16:13). Only when we are submitted to Christ and honest with ourselves will our judgment serve to edify rather than destroy. So how do we overcome a critical spirit? The condition of our heart is crucial. Luke 6:45 says, "The good person out of the good treasure of his heart produces good, and the evil person out of his evil treasure produces evil, for out of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks." Critical words spring from a critical heart. And a critical heart generally comes from a misunderstanding of God’s grace-either due to pride or a simple lack of information about God’s character and the meaning of salvation. Only when we understand our depravity apart from God and the depth of His grace will we be able to bestow grace to others (Romans 3:23; 6:23; Colossians 2:13-15; Ephesians 2:1-10). Those who struggle with a critical spirit know that they can never live up to their own standards. They are constantly judging others and themselves and always coming up lacking. But Christ fills this lack! He is perfect and righteous, and He freely grants that righteousness to those who believe in Him (2 Corinthians 5:21). The better we understand God’s grace, the more gracious we will be with others (1 Peter 2:1-3). And the more grateful we will be. The giving of thanks is a strong antidote to a critical spirit. Another important area is our thought lives (Romans 12:1-2; 2 Corinthians 10:5). Rather than focus on what is missing, we should think about what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent and praiseworthy (Philippians 4:8). This is not to say that we should ignore falsehood, injustice, ugliness, or imperfection. However, we should not dwell on the negatives. Paul instructed the Ephesians regarding this, "We are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ . . . so that [the body] builds itself up in love. . . . Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear. . . . Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you" (Ephesians 4:15-16, 29, 31-32). Sure, things could be better than they are, but love covers many sins (Proverbs 10:12). Forgiveness is a priority. As the Body of Christ, we speak out of a heart of love in order to build each other up. A critical spirit only serves to tear down (Ephesians 4:1-3; Galatians 6:1-5). It can also be helpful to remind ourselves that we do not know the thoughts and intentions of others. At times, behavior reflects motivation, but not always. Before making a critical remark (whether aloud or to ourselves), we should pause and consider other possibilities. Is this person truly an uncaring jerk, or is he perhaps going through a difficult situation and in need of grace? The Golden Rule is a very helpful tool. A critical spirit tears down those around us and robs us of our own ability to enjoy life. When we become overly critical, we miss out on the beauty that God has placed in this world. Small blessings go unnoticed, and we stop being thankful. Overcoming a critical spirit requires gratefulness, a willingness to forgive, an accurate understanding of God’s grace (it’s free!), an intentional refocusing of our thoughts, and a commitment to share the truth in love. Overcoming a critical spirit is a matter of sanctification, and we have the Holy Spirit’s help with that (2 Thessalonians 2:13). As we submit to God, read His Word, and pray for grace, we will find that the critical spirit gives up control to the Holy Spirit of Christ. The kind of pride that stems from self-righteousness or conceit is sin, however, and God hates it because it is a hindrance to seeking Him. Psalm 10:4 explains that the proud are so consumed with themselves that their thoughts are far from God: “In his pride the wicked does not seek him; in all his thoughts there is no room for God.” This kind of haughty pride is the opposite of the spirit of humility that God seeks: “Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:3). The “poor in spirit” are those who recognize their utter spiritual bankruptcy and their inability to come to God aside from His divine grace. The proud, on the other hand, are so blinded by their pride that they think they have no need of God or, worse, that God should accept them as they are because they deserve His acceptance. Throughout Scripture we are told about the consequences of pride. Proverbs 16:18-19 tells us that “pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. Better to be lowly in spirit and among the oppressed than to share plunder with the proud.” Satan was cast out of heaven because of pride (Isaiah 14:12-15). He had the selfish audacity to attempt to replace God Himself as the rightful ruler of the universe. But Satan will be cast down to hell in the final judgment of God. For those who rise up in defiance against God, there is nothing ahead but disaster (Isaiah 14:22). Pride has kept many people from accepting Jesus Christ as Savior. Admitting sin and acknowledging that in our own strength we can do nothing to inherit eternal life is a constant stumbling block for prideful people. We are not to boast about ourselves; if we want to boast, then we are to proclaim the glories of God. What we say about ourselves means nothing in God’s work. It is what God says about us that makes the difference (2 Corinthians 10:18). Why is pride so sinful? Pride is giving ourselves the credit for something that God has accomplished. Pride is taking the glory that belongs to God alone and keeping it for ourselves. Pride is essentially self-worship. Anything we accomplish in this world would not have been possible were it not for God enabling and sustaining us. “What do you have that you did not receive? And if you did receive it, why do you boast as though you did not?” (1 Corinthians 4:7). That is why we give God the glory-He alone deserves it.

Firstly, before calling out people. To FIRST speak TO that person. And sort things out. In an AMICABLE GODLY MANNER. Having a GOOD NAME is what GOD WANTS. Chavez KNEW Justin. And KNEW that Justin had a GOOD name. Yet he NEVER went and did the RIGHTEOUS thing, by speaking to Justin about it. Instead, he mascaraded Justin's name all across social media. THIS is WRONG and UNRIGHTEOUS... Yes JESUS called out the unrighteousness of people. BUT HE DID IT RIGHTEOUSLY AND OUT OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. HE KNEW EVERYTHING.... But Chavez didn't... And yes Justin admitted his error in not checking up on things, but it IS JUSTIFIED... So it's NOT that both is wrong. It's ONLY one who is wrong. And that is Chavez, because he has NOT done things Righteously and in an AMICABLE GODLY MANNER...... I am NOT taking sides..

why did you stop making videos?

I don't like conspiracy theories but I love stuff on tartaria only because I like architecture

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Wait ! Why did you stop? There have been no more videos for 2 years now . Very interesting and well done! 👍

Like you waking up the sleeping dumbed down ignorant stupid people 😊

You are so correct here both men have right and wrong ways just like us all! God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.🤗

This stuff is interesting and I'm kind of locked into getting to the end, but you, or KZbin is running ads every five minutes, and my interest is waning... particularly in any of ur other videos.

People of the tartarian era were giant people who did not have an animal digestive tract and never needed to sleep are actually the 144 thousand saved by Christ in the one thousand year reign of Jesus Christ

Theres a video that was immediately taken down uploaded 3 yrs ago n youtube that exposed Lois and Clarke knew about these monumental buildings but omitted them. Now why would they do that? And why would that video get removed? Someones cleaning up youtube uploads in am effort to hide this information.

Joshua Chavez is a punk. I invite him to my home anytime. I hold an anger management for punks class. When he leaves I guarantee that he'll be a different person.

I am on the same page as you, but you should not show that Ethiopian stone temple carved out of the solid bedrock around it, as it was not buried in mud. Continue your good work.

Please watch final 5 minutes of the old movie called Meet me in St. Louis, in which the world fair in St. Louis is part of the plot. There is a comment by a child looking at the buildings where they mention the site before the earth shaking, being buried in mud and all the bodies. I was shocked to hear such a reference, and hope you’ll find it as revelatory a slip of the tongue as I did.

I've noticed that you have stopped making videos. I wish you would continue! Your subject matter is has quickly gained in popularity now. I think you will have more success in gaining subscribers, even if there may be a shadow ban on it. Your delivery is intelligent and much needed today because much if this truth is so important in our times to counter as much deception as possible that is currently blasting us all . These truths help us to see it better. Genetic corruption seems to be a big goal for the enemy, not just spiritual corruption as we have always believed. This particular goal of the enemy seems to be a hidden motivation by the enemy. He seems to have put alot of effort into trying to conceal it. In this day and age it's so important that we get it! I think it's an important knowledge in recognizing deception in the end times. I'm tired of people saying that God's people will know!!! Its not true and so sad. Jesus tells us that His people perish from lack of knowledge. Revelation warns that the mark of the Beast will be taken through deception!!! The NT warns, more than once ,that deception will take many!!! Don't believe it when pastors tell you that ,as a true Christian you can't be decieved!!! Its not true. I wish it was, but the scripture seems to say that it's not so. The parable of the virgins ,by Jesus is a perfect example. The virgins are a representation of his wedding guests and or bride. Some don't make it even though they are believers. It's not lack of works. It's lack of knowledge of the word of God and what it teaches us about this battle of good and evil. So many are not recognizing this part of the battle. Physical corruption! Not just spiritual.

Something reeks about these world fairs. Still goes a long way to confirming Tartarias existence, buts it’s definitely something that has to be considered. The only coherent video I’ve watched on the subject.

Israel= Isis, Ra, and El. I think the terminology for nations actually is nescience. It's pronounced the same way and means not knowing, different then the definition of ignorance because the latter can be knowing better but ignoring, there's an innocence about nescience. Funny I've never heard this definition of knew this was a word until today

I think they only chose to keep the least suspicious looking buildings everything that was in any way lavish, grandiose, and bizarrely extraordinary had ta go in order to stop ppl of future generations from asking questions or digging into the real past.