688: The Ultimate Assassin

I was driving a guy to his physical therapy who was released from the military because of an injury that occurred during his service. The night before, I was studying Nephilim and Bible stories. This guy I was transporting to therapy seemed to have read my mind because during transport, I was thinking about the Nephilim, and the guy says to me, without a clue of what I'm thinking, that his lineage meaning bloodline was from Nephilim, and then he shows me both his hands with an extra appendage on them. "He had six fingers on both hands," He said the military knew his lineage, and used him because he was faster and stronger then most in his or other squads. They used him in many special missions until he was badly injured. I felt like this guy picked up on my thoughts and started the conversation about his bloodline. I had chills talking to this guy. Be careful what you think around people because some one could be reading your thoughts.

"We don't let other people watch our children." Mad respect...THAT is Stewardship. Thank you, God...

My favourite thing about Nathan is he is sold out for Jesus and not lukewarm or deceived. He is a fruitful man who preaches the gospel and loves his neighbour. An obedient son. Powerful. So much love to you guys. ❤️

We need this dude(and his wife) back on here ASAP. Listening to him is fascinating. His pure soul shines thru my phone screen.

Every time he speaks of his wife's faith and Jesus... He glows. Maybe that's just me

Nathan is one of the most fascinating people i have ever heard. He is confirming a lot of what i have heard before, but it is worse than i thought. God bless him and his family.

My mom is adopted, her real parents last name was Reynolds. I'm ex military, I was army, 11 bravo, also known as 11 bang bang, I did 6 years, I ended up with ulcerative colitis, wich after 10 years was magically healed, long story short, Jesus changed my life. I'm so proud of Nathan, I never peaked through the veil but something told me deep inside that Nathan was on point with everything, his testimony is so strong that it wiped any doubt about the things he brought up. Stay strong brother.

"Trauma tends to be the common denominator that is sought after by all operations teams. Trauma, no dad, another big one. That's a big one. You know, broken homes, violence, abuse, systemic manipulation, chronic desire to get out, and being inescapably trapped. These are like prerequisites that build monsters. Learned helplessness is the behavioral way of saying it. I mean, we're raising generations of them by the millions right now. A bunch of people that feel impotent, unable to stop the nightmare that's happening out the door, feeling trapped, without fathers, without leaders, without any hope for a deliverance." This is the heart-breaking truth. 💔

Apart from the profound insight your guest reveals, I noticed that he is a patient listener. While you speak, he remains absolutely silent. Impressive!!!

I love listening to Nathan he always adds so much to the conversation