In the first half, historian and expert in ancient mysteries, Jonathan Cahn, talked about his forthcoming film "The Harbingers of Things to Come." The project explores how events that have happened to the United States, from the pandemic to 9/11, relate to ancient biblical prophecy, and what we can do to prepare for the events ahead. "A template of judgment" has been unfolding for America that parallels the last days of ancient Israel, where nine harbingers presaged destruction, he contended. These harbingers include a divided nation, civil unrest, deterioration of infrastructure, and natural and man-made disasters, he cited.
According to Cahn, the 9-11 attack was the start of the harbingers, and he considers it "the first strike on the land." He also outlined prophetic re-occurrences around the cycle of Shemitah, seven-year periods that were tabulated going back to the ancient days of Israel. Cahn said that Russia (called the "Black Sea people") was referred to in biblical prophecy, and described as being aligned with Ethiopia, Libya, and Persia (Iran). In the last days, they will invade Israel, he warned.
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Science and history writer, Andrew Collins, has been investigating the origins of human civilization for over three decades. In the latter half, he presented the idea that our ancestors used shamanic rituals at sacred sites that facilitated communication with nonhuman intelligences. Rather than spaceships, some UFOs may be living entities that co-exist with us in parallel dimensions or higher realities, he said. These transdimensional intelligences may have been the first gods or "ancient aliens," he continued, and communications with them perhaps started when humans discovered fire and made stone tools around 1.75 million years ago.
At the Qesem Cave in Israel, there is evidence of what may have been the first shamanic rituals dating back some 400,000 years. Collins suggested that these people were in contact with the transdimensional intelligences, and he noted that at the nearby Mount Gerizim, Abraham and other figures from the book of Genesis communicated with strange lights/light beings there. One of the things the Qesem people used were multifaceted stone balls, possibly as a focusing tool in tandem with their communications with nonhumans, he added. The ancient people were encountering strange lights or plasma constructs that may have functioned like portals, which put them in an altered state and transported them to environments that were associated with their cultural expectations, he explained. For more, check out a set of related images Collins shared with us.
News segment guests: Lauren Weinstein, Steve Kates