Watchmen Episode 1: Introduction and Purpose

Welcome to the premiere episode of "Watchmen," hosted by Leiland Tanner and Chris Hardman. Join us as we explore a unique perspective on global events through the lens of prophecy. In this first episode, we delve into the origins and purpose of the show, inspired by Isaiah 21 and the concept of being modern-day watchmen. We aim to provide insight into political, cultural, historical, and scientific developments, all while interpreting them through the battle between Babylon and the Kingdom of God.
Chris and Leiland discuss the significance of being vigilant in today's world, the importance of understanding historical patterns, and the influence of secret combinations. We also touch on the relevance of prophetic insights from figures like Daniel and Ezra, highlighting how these ancient visions apply to contemporary issues.
Key topics include:
- The inspiration behind "Watchmen"
- The role of prophecy in understanding current events
- The ongoing conflict between Babylon and the Kingdom of God
- The influence of secret combinations throughout history
- Insights into the prophetic significance of today's political landscape
Join us for a thought-provoking journey that challenges mainstream narratives and encourages a deeper understanding of the world around us. Don't miss the debut episode of "Watchmen" for a fresh perspective on the times we live in.

[@joannastle7901]

Oh my goodness!!! Great presentation. Definitely subscribing and binging !!!

[@anthropologybear2941]

Excellent and timely presentation.

[@DweltSafeHavens]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for listening

[@pzign]

Nice work Chris.

[@DweltSafeHavens]

Thanks brother!

[@ddew17]

Great first episode!

[@DweltSafeHavens]

Thank you!

[@parapitro8828]

Could Watchmen be the Elohim?

[@asimsiddiqui6194]

You have been mis-informed. We are Solar Suns & daughters of The Universe, of The Watchers. "Watcher is Eternal, Watcher is timeless." 🦁🤟

[@DweltSafeHavens]

You're worshipping Christ, you just don't know it yet.