Welcome to the program today. My name is Mondo Gonzalez and I'm here with a prophecy update. I have a special guest in studio today. Ryan Peterson. Welcome.

Hey Mondo, thank you for having me. It's good to have you here and you know, for the prophecy updates, one of the things that we like to do is we like to look at our culture. We like to look at the news and we like to say, hey, what are we seeing in our culture that really is very biblical-minded?

And one of the things that you've done is we've been here filming some programs on Ryan's new

book, which is a long-awaited book.

We have a lot of people riding in and calling in, and when is Ryan's book coming?

Well, today is the day.

It's exciting.

And for those that might not know, talk a little bit, if you will, the connection between your first book, the Judgment of the Nephilim, as well as the final Nephilim. And how do they connect? Sure. The judgment of Nephleam is really looking at the Old Testament scriptural case for what I call the supernatural interpretation

of Genesis 6, the fallen angels literally coming to the human realm, taking lives,

bothering the Nephilim giants, and how that event and that attack really on the human

race to prevent our salvation, how it weaves its way all through the Old Testament.

And so culminating, of course, with our victory in Christ's birth, the Messiah being born. Whereas Judgment of Nephilem takes us from Genesis and jumps to Revelation,

and now it's looking at how this all plays out in the end times.

And I think the important thing, and I ended, Judge Mopalm, with the prophecy, the proclamation from Jesus where he said, as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be in the days of the coming of the Son of man.

So the Lord is pointing us to say, if you want to understand in time's prophecy, look to the days of Noah.

Likewise also the days of Lot.

And so the final Nephileam is looking at the book of Revelation and how the other seed that was prophesied in

Genesis 315, the Antichrist, basically how his attempted deception before the second

coming of Jesus Christ. You know, let's talk about that. Let's take a couple of minutes. Why is Genesis 315 so important?

You know, are we taking it out of context?

Are we reading what we want to see in there?

Why is this passage so important?

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