Who Stole the All Father? | How Odin Became Jesus | DOCUMENTARY | Thomas Sheridan |

[@Truth-Virtue-LVX]

What a powerful thing it is to learn of our ancient past. We are not misfits, We are everything we were supposed to be. Survivors in a world that seeks to cripple and contain us. I can see the wanderer and the warrior in myself.

[@orion8362]

Grab yourself a toad and get to work Sir.

[@ozarkrenew1019]

It is appreciated that this film shows the diversity of religions/tribes using cross as a spiritual motif.

[@beyondroom3133]

yes it is fascinating

[@Shyeena]

The cross represented the 4 cardinal points as the swastika the 4 elements. 2 of the oldest symbols on earth.

[@ThomasSheridanArts]

@@Shyeena and the sun

[@gcanaday1]

@@ThomasSheridanArts I have also read (and been told) that it represents Ursa Major at the 4 solar points of the solstices and equinoxes. Ursa Major, Thor's Chariot..

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

@@jamesbradshaw9593 Not in the USA . It's one of our favorite reminders of where we're headed. Always has been

[@crownhood3502]

I love the video. As an Orthodox Christian, I'd just like to say that the european pagan traditions of the past are generally well admired and studied within our circles. Orthodoxy considers itself a continuation of the wide Germanic pantheon. I can understand full heartedly the anger one feels with the Christian expansion. The world changed. Odin required a larger audience. Grace was introduced and the heavens opened to all of us who strive for it. If looked at through this lense, you can see why this unified Europe much more than anything else ever could. Wōden by blood, Khrīstós by faith.

[@NewFutureFantasy]

Christianity is fatally compromised by it's reliance on spurious Hebrew history. How can the jealous and vengeful God of the Hebrews be compatable with the all-forgiving God of Love of the Christians? A examination of European history clearly shows how Christianity has failed us. Now so many live their lives in an atheistic stupour, lost without the God that, in effect, the fanatical, fearful Christians stole. I have been lucky since, through my Yogic and Artistic studies I have re-discovered the One Spiritual Truth that, indeed, does live in my blood and in the blood of all things.

[@jasonmoskowitz246]

Very well said. Amen.

[@terrielectra3443]

Thomas, this film is one of the most beautiful works of art and flowing truth. My Spirit has been moved by this. Thank you! ❤

[@wigsy9386]

i agree !

[@scaberouswretch3673]

Bit of a stretch.

[@wigsy9386]

@@scaberouswretch3673 whats your channel's name?

[@terraspent]

@@scaberouswretch3673 please explain why you think so, at least give the jist of why it is a "bit of a stretch"

[@Namratiug]

@@scaberouswretch3673 Only for an impaled nazarene apologist.

[@richcrooksgopro]

The interior architecture of cathedrals amazed me. Trees. Spreading branches overhead. Makes sense. Forests are mystical places.

[@suzystone244]

Fantastic upload. I have always had a gut feeling it is much DEEPER than what I was raised with. I was a Catholic. Today. Im spiritual. I know now why I connect with nature so heavily.

[@RadEthelWynnMusic]

Another great film ..

[@Bkh0498]

Fantastic one of your best

[@jonshepherd2550]

So glad you said this I've been telling this to people for years but they don't care

[@pendaofmercia7892]

Cognitive dissonance.

[@MortalKombat033]

The inverted cross as Odin. Wow that's mind blowing. All kinds of Christians today fear the inverted cross as evil. I think something deep down inside of them sees it as a return to paganism. Also the upside down cross represents a spear with the two flanges on either side to stop the spear going in too far into flesh. Just wow, I never realized that.

[@brandonwalker6781]

No, lol, real Christian’s don’t “fear” idols. Just believe what you believe and don’t shit on others. It’s not a secret what Constantine did. That wasn’t Christianity

[@KarmaAndConsciousness]

Thanks Thomas. Great work uncovering and exposing the brutality and dark machinations of Christianity upon the European Pagan consciousness. I hope it will help to free many minds.

[@JR-dy7wd]

A phenomenal exposé of a long-standing battle for consciousness. Because it is. Always have been.

[@wigsy9386]

Iv'e been looking forward to this since last night. thank you

[@trampusbowmaster6420]

Hail ! Just watched this!!! Brilliant , I’ve dove deep into my Germanic Pagan ancestry… my family Originated from NordStaedt area of Saxon,Germany geographically.This wonderful piece has filled in a lot of the gaps that I had … especially the Irmunsil part … great work brother keep the torch of knowledge (no~ledge) kindled ! 🔥 Many Blissings and abundance to you !!! 🕉️🇨🇦🔱🧙‍♂️🐲🐉🪬❄️

[@wigsy9386]

Thomas excellent production great quality I can see you put a lot of work into this.

[@freyaenhellablack9991]

Absolutely Brilliant and fantastic💎 Thank ¥ou🤘🏹⚔🛡🏹

[@ozarkrenew1019]

In the basement of a concordia seminary library, I came across a church history from near Antwerpen which has written a story of ~85,000 Frank Men and Women fought against the Romans in 444 CE for 16 1/2 months to defend Ymrissal from being destroyed. Unfortunately, they loss.

[@marksIItimewarps]

A few years ago before I knew anything about Odin, I often got visited in dream by a man I thought to be Jesus but may actually turn out to be Odin. I also often had dreams of that rock and that pagan forest I never knew existed until I saw your video. It is weird for me to have these dreams because I'm a Christian. But I've always prayed to Jesus to show me the truth. That was my only prayer. I never asked Jesus to give me a wife, more money, better job, better house like many other Christians do. It's ironic that Jesus might actually be Odin and granting me my prayers. I wouldn't be seeking these things if I never had those dreams.

[@nickyalexa7744]

I once had a dream of Heavenly Mother, and later realized she was Frigg. They never push their identities on, and let us discover them when we have thr wisdom to understand..

[@IsaiahNineveh]

Thank you

[@bosschad8273]

We need more documentaries like this, always really great work, thank you.

[@BRITISHANDPROUD2023]

One ❤ brother. Lovely video!. I've been Pagan since I left home at 16 , broke away from roman Catholic and Christian parents, they baptised my older sister , then argued so much about whether to Christian or baptise me they never did , what a result because I knew in my heart as a child it was all a load of rollox lol . Ođin is the allfather and walks among us !.

[@juliemcvey9340]

Absolutely fascinating ! The fish, tree, bird and a bell are in the coat of arms where I'm from in Glasgow. Light bulbs where going off in my head while you spoke about these things ! There are also Viking graves that have been found near the river Clyde.. So much untapped history ! Your work is immensely profound. Just recently tuned in. So glad I did.. Many thanks !!

[@juliemcvey9340]

Even more interesting from the Glasgow coat if arms is the motto that goes with it. Here's the tree that never grew, Here's the bird that never flew, Here's the fish that never swam, Here's the bell that never rang.

[@mn5499]

That's fascinating

[@richcrooksgopro]

Fascinating.

[@mandywilson5607]

He is Here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@carolxmas3331]

A massive piece of a jigsaw …..a humble thank you Thomas

[@Macolicious88]

I don’t know how I missed this film. All of Thomas’ films are so well done. The soundtrack truly elevates this one. Really enjoyed this, some important history that you won’t find in traditional books. Thank you

[@williamlattin]

Cheers and thank you Thomas

[@drakkvonboza]

WTF!!!?! How did I miss this one; HA!!; this is very good Thomas; 100% ON POINT!!

[@Sean-fj9pn]

Thomas, truly amazing work. Thank you for this.

[@lynnamasshardy5224]

This is such an informative film. Thanks Thomas

[@matthewjones6466]

Excellent work once again Thomas, watched it twice to be sure I didn’t miss anything. Thank you

[@marcb7208]

Perfectly explained, Thomas. Magnificent work. Fascinating stuff, that I've been waiting for an extremely long time, waiting for someone to do an explanation that's absolutely brilliant, just like you tend to do excellently. Thanks again for your work.

[@christianmorris8065]

Fascinating. These organisations rely on symbolism and the final image of the Pope under Wotin is incredible - it shows their acknowledgment of Paganism

[@lalaelijah969]

Thank you, Thomas, I cannot tell you how great it is to hear our history described from a Pagan point of view. There was so much information here, from the Pagan connection with Hinduism to the replacement of Odin with Jesus/Zeus and the World Tree…amazing! - When we think of these destructive cults that rise up and wreck everything, aiming to leave no point but there own, it is deeply troubling and terrifies home just how vulnerable, even now, our access to history really is…maybe there was something in the whole ‘burry your artefacts’ idea?

[@pierregauthier6999]

it is said that cathedrals were build by the norse poeple and it was Odin on the wood cross, pierced by a spear, on the walls.....

[@beyondroom3133]

the Gothic ones, yes absolutely.

[@Single.White.Female]

WOW...I'm really rethinking what I've been brainwashed with my entire life. 👀 I'm sorta feeling lost now. I really appreciate you opening my eyes to a theological mystery. You've done a lot of research to complete this project. Thank you.

[@mlrodwell7293]

Adds much to my understanding. Thank you so much. As always, thank you for sharing your research.

[@micealocadain]

Excellent, I’m sure the Christianisation of Ireland was similar.

[@beyondroom3133]

Saint Bridget = Brid. Shamrock = triple spiral of Gaelic paganism. Cashel wall = druid boundaries. Holy Wells = druid wells. Virgin Mary statues at crossroads = Indo-European goddess protection. Etc, etc, etc,...

[@beyondroom3133]

Also Saint Patrick's Day was set to the Roman Festival of Liberalia which was the annual holiday for the apprentices of Rome and it involved ejaculation, drinking and whoring.

[@christianmorris8065]

Saint Bridget was Ireland’s first abortionist

[@simonbroberg969]

Ireland was a very early in the history of Christianity. Even before the Norse came and conquered it. I think the monks were there from before Constantine and had fled Rome when Rome was still against Christianity. From I read, the Irish lived in huts that looked a bit like beehive from old cartoons, where the Monks built in stone mainly. One thing I know is that the monks were raiding each others buildings. There are over 30 accounts held by the Irish museum I heard (Source "Vikings" by Magnus Magnusson)

[@Peter-by3ox]

@@beyondroom3133 so nothing much has changed then

[@RobertMStahl]

Thank you!

[@mirzaghalib8659]

I love this video very much! Great work Thomas 👌

[@consciousnessrising1848]

Beautifully presented. Thank you for this

[@denisej1329]

Excellent. Thanks Thomas

[@richcrooksgopro]

Thank you Thomas. Enlightening.

[@TOUGHEYES]

I couldn't help but notice that part that you said, where once those who preached love and tolerance actually achieved power, they gave none to those who they disagreed with. Choosing instead to purge them and deny them the comforts of their indigenous cultural practices. History's traitors all have the same hallmark of falsely being virtuous. Religious or irreligious.

[@cmac1978123]

Excellent Thomas.

[@markwhittle4658]

Thanks Thomas. Great work. It’s an important thing that you do and it’s appreciated.

[@neswol162]

Thank you Thomas, I thoroughly enjoyed this.

[@dutchpagans]

Wow, just wow Thank you for making this

[@BantiarnaMacRaghnaill]

That was wonderful. Thank you!

[@LilyGazou]

I missed this a year ago.

[@cmotdibbler8105]

I am pretty taken with the fish symbol of Christianity being directly connected to the age of Pisces which came back into being sround 2050 years ago as per astrological precession of the equinoxe

[@richardianson]

Ok so not only is Thomas the king of 'in the car chat' videos, he surpasses himself yet again with another stunningly produced and informative documentary. The best bit for me Thomas, is how your research knowledge so perfectly enhances/crosses over with my own. I always have a worry about Penda because for a start he is exclusively referred to in every academic source as 'The Pagan King Penda'. The constant use of this title and the fact that he is the only king referred to in this way leads me to believe that he was actually Christian and that the pagan reference is a deliberate deception. Added to this he was known for smashing up churches, but it should be pointed out that these particular churches were of a pre christian architecture which leads me to believe that Penda was the very person to which the pope was referring too when telling Augustine to 'deal with the british problem' by 'ceasing the destruction of their holy places, instead moving our altars and relics into their well built temples'. As this earlier architecture often heavily embodies vesica picis symbolism - an important part of pythagorean (druidic) thought, it was easy to associate these buildings with christianity through the fish shape. It seems that the entire christian church was built upon - stealing all of the buildings, festivals, monasteries, universities, government, art, statues, saints, heroes, saviours and symbols (not a complete list i'm sure) of the indigenous pagan world and called it their own. Of course this absolute lack of creativity and originality still shows up a lot our modern world, most obviously in song and movie rewrites, tv programmes about tv programmes, replacing important pagan festivals with 'remember the war' celebrations etc By the way - take a look a the round towered churches of Norfolk!

[@theoneworldshow6661]

Yaay there comes the light..happy Diwali

[@ModernPict]

brilliant stuff! thankyou!

[@Etheldreda-]

Superb 🍄

[@imanihekima1659]

I found this very interesting and informative. So many references, I needed to make notes as I watched. It says so much for the Abrahamic institutions that they had to infuse all those elements from the cultures that preceded them in order to survive. And to then demonise what they'd co-opted.

[@sofie5429]

I love your channel! This video was very interesting

[@deacanflynn5787]

What an fantastic enlightened film. Thank you.

[@doctormollikovski8481]

Thank you for returning him back - a treasure to the psyche 🙏🙏💓

[@Tunnelmental]

Thank you Thomas.

[@PapaYo4XXX]

Great presentation Bro! Thank You as always!

[@davidsally_pizzatony]

Something I was always interested in but as usual you do it much better Mr.S thank you...

[@swavyboy]

oooh i saw u speak about this recently excited to see this one mate...great work always my good man.

[@beyondroom3133]

Thanks again!

[@bathsheba.b8656]

So glad this wonderful channel found me. Thank you.

[@sharris4162]

Fantastic. Thank you for this.

[@russellmcelveny1014]

Another beautiful and brilliant presentation. Thank you.

[@gcanaday1]

Excellent film. I'm glad to have found you, thanks to Dave Cullen.

[@joaquimteixeira8297]

Excellent 👌

[@LordHPLovecraft]

Excellent work ,I always learn some new stuff with your videos and can apply them to my theories for some mental alchemy.

[@CJ-uf6xl]

"It is an unfortunate fact that every man who seeks to disseminate knowledge must contend not only against ignorance itself, but against false instruction as well. No sooner do we deem ourselves free from a particularly gross superstition, than we are confronted by some enemy to learning who would set aside all the intellectual progress of years, and plunge us back into the darkness of mediaveal disbelief.” H.P Lovecraft.

[@Terrierized]

Outstanding package you've created here Thomas. Congratulations, and thank you!

[@ToadyOak]

magnificent!

[@datchampion1524]

2 months ago I only knew a life of Christianity, today look in my eyes and see if you can call b,s when I tell you Odin lives today,

[@lynnamasshardy5224]

I agree with everything particularly the fact that the churches acted as substitute forests. I totally agree

[@georgeedwardscott7159]

fantastic, well done thomas.

[@helenbrereton6738]

Beautiful and Brilliant x

[@Gorboduc]

This reminds me of a story from the American west dealing with the conversion of (I believe) the Lakota Sioux. A minister had been trying to convert them for years with no success, until one day he left his Bible lying open. One of the tribe's wise men took one look at the pages, huddled with his council of tribal elders, and then announced they would convert to the new religion forthwith. It took ages to discover their reasoning, but it was this: the elders used to teach morality to the young by means of an dark eagle feather. The white shaft up the middle of the feather represented the path of righteousness, the black vanes leading off on either side of the feather represented the manifold ways of going wrong in life. The pages of the minister's Bible happened to be in two-column type - in other words, a white shaft up the middle and black lines leading off on either side. The elder assumed that anyone using this ancient symbol was familiar with the doctrine of the eagle feather, and was therefore preaching the path of righteousness. And so they converted.

[@beyondroom3133]

The template was developed in Pagan Europe first and used everywhere else right up to the present

[@gerthie]

Great

[@kevin8poison142]

Best program i have heard on this subject.

[@kevin8poison142]

Never have i heard the historical accuracy u put forward. Whatever u are doing or researching u seem right on track. That video explains a big chunk of a puzzle for many. 👍

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

Great work yet again 👍

[@Roosters-rants1977]

Very interesting and informative.

[@veneficarius]

Fantastic !

[@aquaecoloratum]

I am extremely impress with this video!

[@Vilmeith]

Well done....

[@Rossinhio]

True enlightenment thank you 🌚

[@swavyboy]

aww yeah that was really something... .great wisdom thankyou

[@beyondroom3133]

You are so welcome

[@FionaAstrologer]

Brilliant work, Thomas

[@mglkeiser1532]

Epic Thomas

[@Noctural-Notions]

Wow !!! Thomas this is so informative. I learn so much from you. Now I have another Name to do some research on. Thank you !!!

[@karrenofarc]

Gratitude. Wholeness. ✨🌞💯

[@lukyw720]

There is history and then there is HISTORY...GB and Ireland seem to draw these chapters to them like a moth to a flame...like a black-hole...all these events taking place in the wider world are drawn into and shaped by the Isles. It is ridiculous how much history is condensed across such a relatively small body of land...how can that be coincidence?

[@oakknower2282]

Thank you Thomas, this was illuminating and entertaining 😊

[@squiresquiffy3728]

And that’s how you do it!

[@BadMachineRadio]

Top notch presentation!

[@Esotericwisdom1848]

Something else to think about. In the Havamal, Odin mentions sacrificing himself to himself. In the Bible, Jesus is God incarnate, and is used as a sacrifice for sin to God. Literally a sacrifice of himself, to himself….

[@IsaiahNineveh]

So true

[@lonwalker8036]

Answers many , many of my questions . Buts more study directions for mean in my quest of Truths

[@samiam2971]

I was unaware of these particular high crosses. Just like the Puritan barbarians to have destroyed such works of early Medieval art. It was quite the trick that the Church pulled turning Christ from a 1st century pacifist Jewish preacher supposedly executed by the Romans as a common criminal into some kind of divine heroic saviour figure that "conquered" the cross and death. Hail Alfather

[@lukebrown2236]

Woah 🎉

[@gilliangrant8764]

Very interesting film, well put together. Brilliant research.

[@iamfrickincool]

Woah!