John

Hey everybody, welcome to the John Bevere podcast. I'm joined with my son Arden Bevere.

and we're talking about this podcast, one of your producers was like, John, I want you talking about

And he said, John, you never would walk, never would walk.

This is God in his throne with these massive seraph and angels who John, you know, Isaiah calls them seraph and John calls them four living beings.

Irenaeus, who was a disciple of Justin, who was a disciple of John the Apostle, said he connected the corruption to the rise of giants and the distortion of God's created order.

Now, would anti-Christ, the reason he's called that by the apostle John, be the fact that...

John Alexander called me two or three times.

And that, from that point on, um, John and a whole lot of other scientists says this proves this consciousness.

He was trained by John Mack.

So John Mack was the head of the Harvard Psychiatry Department.

John Mack does.

So those 300 people would be John Glenn and Armstrong and their family, right?

Is it like the John Lear, like, soul catcher?

Do you think, is there some, cause you met, you opened the book talking about John Alexander.

John Alexander also seems to show, when people experience paranormal things like the Hutchinson effect, you know, John Hutchinson, California, sort of, you know, metallic equipment seems to hover and like, you know, malfunction around.

You, you know, other cases, John Alexander will kind of consistently show up.

John is.

John has been.

But John's more in line of.

So Tim is sort of an heir in some ways to John Alexander, where he's also doing a lot of this sort of paranormal research.

Heard of people in actually who are attached to Harvard, you know, I think of John Mack.

John Mack looked into reports from people who claim that they were abducted.

Hey, my name is John.

we've heard of people in, actually, who are attached to Harvard, you know, I think of John Mack,

For example, John Mack looked into reports from people who claimed that they were abducted.

That's why what I'm doing is very different from what John, I mean, the issue is I don't care what people tell me.

Yeah, and that's one of the big arguments too is like, you know, you think of these stories like John Mac covered and everything else, you know, that they're coming here and they're doing these terrible experiments.

The only problem that I have with what John Mac was doing is that he relied on people.