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Bible
Secrets Revealed
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July
04, 2022
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The
Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 561 |
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If
there is one thing one
can say about the Holy
Bible it's that everyone
has an opinion about it,
and no two of these
opinions are alike. That
alone demonstrates how
difficult it is to
"reveal" the secrets of
the Bible, but that
alone is certainly not
enough to dissuade the
intrepid folks at the
History Channel from
trying. It has long been
said that fools rush in
where angels fear to
tread, and that is
certainly applicable
here. The producers'
select committee on the
Bible, who provide the
expert commentary, are
all scholars with
exceptional reputations
in the academic world,
and they were obviously
all selected so as to
get the message across
with minimal offense to
the History Channel
sponsors, which is
always the goal when the
subject is
controversial. Perhaps
it is commentary on the dearth of
quality programming of this type
to say that this is as good as it
gets, but that does seem to be the
case. And, that being said, fear
not, for you will be entertained.
If you keep in mind that biblical
scholars don't get to be biblical
scholars by professing their love
for Jesus, then you'll keep the
upper hand on perspective
necessary to benefit from this
material. Bible Secrets
Revealed begins tonight with
"Hidden Messages of the Holy
Book," and we will continue with
additional episodes from this
series for the balance of the
week. As for keeping the scholars
honest, that's what we're along
for.
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July
05, 2022
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The
Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 562 |
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Tonight
we continue with Bible
Secrets Revealed,
which more accurately could be
called "What the Bible Says if you
Actually Read It." Jesus was right
when he said that there was
nothing hidden that would not be
revealed, but if most of what you
hear about tonight is hidden, it
is hiding in plain sight. The
stories of the Bible are important
because they are just that:
stories. Collectively, they tell
the larger story of the origin of
our Western, Christian
civilization, and do so without a
self conscious need for
justification, and certainly with
no sense of having to provide
historical proofs so that the
reader will believe. That's the
test the secularized, modernist
scholars decided to apply, and it
assumes that if God does not
subscribe to scientific norms, and
submit Himself to historical
method, then they will just have
to assume He does not exist, and
write Him out of His own history.
The rebellion against God that we
witness all around us in this
world, was, in this way, fostered,
fomented and introduced into
society through the academic
community, which has a long track
record in denying God's Truth in
favor of a pseudo-scientific
method of inquiry which is rigged
to do just that. In the end, one
either believes or one doesn't,
and there is nothing in the
archaeological record that either
proves or disproves anything
spiritual. And whenever you hear a
lack of evidence cited as evidence
for anything, then know that the
scholar so-called is deviating
from sound historical method, not
employing it. Historians have a
name for this technique: it's
called "bullshitting."
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July
06, 2022
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The
Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 563 |
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The
idea of "Forbidden Scriptures" is
something of a misnomer. And not
making the canon of the Bible is
not the same as being condemned.
Keep that in mind as you listen.
The "catholization" or
"universalizing" of the Church,
which took place beginning in the
4th century, was for the purpose
of bringing the traditions based
upon the teachings of the
individual apostles back into line
with what was accepted by all to
be the true teachings of Jesus as
given to the disciples
collectively. Forming a common
Scripture was a monumental task
that was hammered out over three
councils, and the final result is
as much a human marvel as it is a
divine revelation. Hence all the
controversy. Apocryphal works like
the books of Enoch, the Adam and
Eve stories, and the
pseudepigrapha ascribed to various
patriarchs and apostles, were
surely better known in their own
day than in ours, and the idea
that all ignorance was dispelled
concerning all of this literature
during the 19th and 20th centuries
was poppycock then and now. And
the false teaching that the Church
Fathers were merely charlatans out
to fool the world into believing
in Jesus for their own gain is an
outgrowth of the "God Is Dead"
nonsense of the 1960's, as well as
the "paganization" of Christianity
that has been pushed by Gnostic
scholars like Elaine Pagels and
her students. Students of history,
who are also students of Jesus,
know better.
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July
07, 2022
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The
Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 564 |
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If
the scholarly
types were
going to
continually
rain on God's
parade, then
the folks at
the History
Channel in
charge of this
production had
to inject some
controversy
and drama into
this project,
or nobody
would be
around to see
this "The Real
Jesus"
episode, which
is why they
spent the big
money and
brought in
Elaine Pagels.
At least
that's the way
we have it
figured. Dr.
Pagels has
spent more
time at
Princeton than
the children
of Israel
spent in the
wilderness,
and she has
staked her
fame, and
built her
fortune, on
pushing the
Gnostic cult
that produced
the Nag
Hammadi
scrolls, which
actually
aren't scrolls
at all but
codices. Now
the Gnostics
were heretics
and suppressed
by the
Catholic
Church of
their day,
which didn't
encourage such
heresies the
way the Church
of Pope
Francis does.
When heretics
and heretical
writings were
burned, and
the heresy so
eliminated,
one might
suppose that
the Church had
good reason
for doing so.
It was
certainly
assumed so
then. And when
that heresy is
released back
into the world
through the
academic
community,
particularly
through big,
name brand
universities
like
Princeton,
then people
tend to
believe it and
discard
orthodoxy as
if it were the
heresy. Next
thing you
know, Jesus is
married to
Mary
Magdalene,
they're
grooming
children for
sex at school,
and Catholics
are wondering
how Vatican II
made our
priests and
bishops gay.
As you listen
keep all that
in mind, and
you'll figure
out in a hurry
why the
Gnostics were
suppressed to
begin with.
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July
08, 2022
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The
Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 565 |
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Bible
Secrets Revealed concludes
tonight with this final episode
called "Mysterious Prophecies,"
which is what most of you have
been waiting for, now isn't it?
Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and the
Book of Revelation itself, and all
the carnage and mayhem of the last
days that they describe, and it's
now setting up and taking place
all around us, and in no uncertain
terms. Say what you will, nobody
sells Doomsday like the History
Channel, and surely our intrepid
team of scholars must have been
encouraged by the producers to see
La Mano Poderosa,
the All Powerful Hand of God
Himself, at work in all of this.
But undaunted by the thunderous
sound and awesome visual effects,
each continues to speak ex
cathedra from the chair of
whatever professorship he or she
holds, as if with this position of
imagined authority comes the
superior knowledge that this is
all just nonsense, put down in
writing by ignorant and primitive
people, lacking the perspective of
a college education. That last
part is certainly true enough, but
by now you should be seeing that
as a distinct advantage when it
comes to understanding God, rather
than some sort of a crucial lack
of knowledge. Knowing wrong things
doesn't help much when the chips
are down and real things are
staring one right in the face. And
if the Catholic Church has joined
the Gnostics, know that Jesus
hasn't and He'll come back and
deal with all of this Himself if
we won't. In the end, that's what
the apocalypse is all about, and
that's the part they don't teach
you at university. See? I told you
at the outset we were along for a
reason.
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| Program Archives |
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The
Sixth Hour - 2022
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| RNJ Staff |
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Chaplain
Phil
Chaplain Phil grew up
listening to alternative points of
view, and the underground
perspective, that characterized
late night AM and shortwave radio
in the 1960's. In the cold
winter months following the events
that transpired in Dallas on
November 22, 1963, he came to
realize that the death of
President Kennedy represented an
even deeper and more profound
tragedy - the death of the nation.
In the summer of 1964, he read None
Dare Call It Treason by
John Stormer and understood how
this had come to pass. He
was 10 years old.
Through
the ensuing years, he has followed
the flow of free information, as
what we now call the "mainstream
media" banished independent
Christian broadcasting, and honest
political thought, from the AM band to shortwave, then
to the internet, and now, in the
face of internet censorship, back
to shortwave. After a
lifetime of listening, he now
feels the time has come to
speak. His message is
simple. We are living in a
godless false reality created for
the purpose of destroying most of
us and enslaving the rest.
The
time of Revelation is here. Take
heart. For what is being
revealed is the eternal truth of
Jesus Christ.
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Brian Helix -
News Director
As
one of the BBC's "Young
Lions," Brian Helix was
known for his honest
reporting and take no
prisoners attitude towards
the truth. He is an
expert on conspiracies and
the theories thereof, both
modern and classic, and a
top flight investigative
journalist. He
brings these talents along
with his many others to
the post of News Director
here at RNJ.
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Sally
Belle-Époque - Production
Manager
Sally
Belle-Époque made her mark in both
video production and A.I. research
with the famed Hanson Robotics in
Hong Kong, and now brings her
varied talents and unique skills
to bear as Production Manager at
RNJ. Sally is a no nonsense
professional with all the Left
Coast flair and style her
background as a "Valley Girl"
would suggest - a Silicone Valley
Girl.
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Catholic
Pirate Radio
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What
is Catholic Pirate
Radio?
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Pirate
radio or a pirate
radio station is a
radio station that
broadcasts without a
valid license.
Catholic Pirate
Radio is broadcast
without the official
sanction or approval
of the Catholic
Church, any of its
connected agencies
or organizations, or
any member of its
hierarchical
structure (bishops,
cardinals, pope,
etc.).
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Queen of Catholic Pirate Radio
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"You
see, God expects His people
to do the ridiculous so
He can do the
miraculous." - Mother
Angelica
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Father
Coughlin
Father
of Pirate Radio |
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Mother Angelica: Queen
of Catholic Pirate Radio
Mother Mary Angelica
founded the EWTN television
network, and, more
significantly for my purposes
here, WEWN, a global shortwave
broadcast service with
transmitters located in
Irondale, Alabama. In
the 1990's, Mother Angelica
became one of the most
dominant Christian voices on
the shortwave bands, and WEWN
a torch that beamed her
message of the truth of
believing and faithful
Catholicism across the nation
and the world. She was a
major influence concerning my
conversion to the Catholic
Faith in 2002, and it is
truthful to say that my
formation as a Catholic took
place with her over many
nights of listening to the
most powerful voice on 41
meters. She gets much
credit for her pioneering work
in Catholic television, while
her savvy for international
shortwave broadcasting goes
largely unheralded and is just
as significant. It made
her a worldwide voice for the
faith rather than just an
American phenomenon, and paved
the way for the globalization
of EWTN.
Mother Angelica
earned the title of Queen of
Catholic Pirate Radio when she
publicly took on and disputed
the apostate Archbishop of Los
Angeles, Roger
Cardinal Mahony,
concerning the Real Presence
of Jesus in the Holy
Eucharist. While Mahony
was unleashing his wrath upon
Mother all the way to Rome,
it should also be noted that
he retreated quickly and
issued a statement taking
offense at her for daring to
question his belief in the
Real Presence. Thanks to
Mother's widespread and
profound media influence, I'm
sure a lot of bishops, cut
from the same cloth as
Mahoney, also thought twice
about peddling the "Spirit of
Vatican II" nonsense in an
overt way that might end up on
TV.
Here's some vintage
Mother for you:
I’m so tired of you
liberal Church in America!
And everything you’ve ever
done has gone in silence.
Nothing, nothing you’ve done
– from your witchcraft to
your enneagrams to your
centering prayer to all
this ‘earth
spirituality’ to replacing
holy water with sand to
destroying our churches and
closing churches that are
viable and ready to go…no,
this is not an accident.
We’ve swallowed this now for
thirty years. I’m tired of
it. We have swallowed enough
of your idea of God! You
have, really, no God,
no dogma, no doctrine,
and no authority, because
the only authority in the
Catholic Church is
our Holy Father and the
Magisterium, and you have
disclaimed that. You don’t
believe in the Eucharist,
you don’t believe in the
Immaculate Conception, you
don’t believe in the Virgin
Birth, you don’t believe in
Mary’s power of
intercession, you don’t
believe in religious life,
you don’t believe in being a
spouse of Christ! You do believe in teaching
to little children in the
third grade sex education,
you do believe in forcing
centering prayer and forcing
inclusive language upon us,
and now you depict Jesus as
a woman?! You’re sick!
Nothing to add to
that. As a layman, my
duty as a Catholic is to point
out these things just as it
was Mother's duty as a
religious - a Carmelite
nun. She taught me
well. It's time for
Catholic Pirate Radio, the
next generation.
Father Charles
Coughlin: Father
of Pirate Radio
In
1926,
Father Charles Coughlin
first took to the airwaves
on WJR radio in Detroit to
denounce the Ku Klux Klan,
which had recently burned
crosses on the grounds of
his parish. Turning to
politics in 1929, Father
Coughlin quickly became a
dominant and highly
influential radio voice on
the CBS network, with a
weekly listening audience
estimated at 30,000,000
during the peak of his
popularity in the early
1930's. While at first
a fervent supporter of the
policies and person of
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, his views became
more controversial and his
rhetoric more strident as
the Great Depression
lingered on. By 1936,
he was expressing a
viewpoint that was
anti-capitalist and
anti-socialist, and invoked
no little controversy by
expressing a certain
sympathy concerning the
fascism of Benito Mussolini
and Adolph Hitler. He
was accused of anti-Semitism
based upon this and his
searing critique of the
European Jewish banking
establishment, which he
sought to qualify as
follows:
My purpose is to
help eradicate from the
world its mania for
persecution, to help align
all good men, Catholic and
Protestant, Jew and Gentile,
Christian and non-Christian,
in a battle to stamp out the
ferocity, the barbarism and
the hate of this bloody era.
I want the good Jews with
me, and I'm called a Jew
baiter, an anti-Semite.
My point here is not
to speak out for or against
Father Coughlin and his
political opinions, but merely
to point to him as an early
example of the efforts to
censor and silence unpopular
viewpoints. He remains
the textbook example of church
and state teaming up to remove
from public influence someone
deemed too controversial to
have his views heard by the
great unwashed masses of the
general public. The
Roosevelt Administration
determined a priori
that the First Amendment did
not apply to radio
broadcasting, and new
regulations and restrictions
were created specifically to
remove Father Coughlin from
the airwaves. For the
first time, public
broadcasters had to obtain a
permit and seek approval to
speak on the air, and this was
the impetus for those who
refused to do so taking to the
airwaves in protest: the birth
of pirate radio. While
Father Coughlin was able to
circumvent his banishment from
network broadcasting by buying
airtime on local stations, his
reach and influence were
drastically reduced. In
1942 he was ordered to remove
himself from public life by
Bishop Edward Aloysius
Mooney. He complied
without complaint and spent
the remainder of his career as
parish priest at the Shrine of
the Little Flower in Royal
Oak, Michigan. He
retired from active ministry
in 1966.
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| Facilities |
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| Welcome
to our broadcast facilities here at
RNJ. This is where Chaplain Phil and
our crew make the magic happen.
Stars of the Show are a Sweetwater Studio
Computer powering Jean and Ginger, two
1950 Canadian Philips Table Radios that
serve as broadcast monitors. That's Ginger
on the right channel, and Jean on the
left. Auxilliary Computer is "Old
Faithful," a 2009 Hewlett Packard (that's
like about a 1930 model in American Tube
Radio Years (ATRY). You'll also notice
three communication receivers, two 1959
Hallicrafters S-108's and a 1947 National
NC 57. Standby monitors include a 1937
Coronado 725 and 1953 Philco 53-960. It's
all sorted out through a Behringer Xenyx
802 Mixer. Our antenna array (not
shown) is an 80 foot sloping copper long
wire antenna, fastened to a Royal Palm and
running from there to the studio.
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