Exposing the Lies of The God Culture Philippines

Timothy Jay Schwab who is The God Culture thinks he is Indiana Jones but he is actually Alice in Wonderland. He has fallen down a deep hole and things keep getting curiouser and curiouser.  This time Tim has fallen down the deep hole of a new book called Revelation of the Magi. This book has led Tim to claim Jesus spent his lost years in the Philippines.  Revelation of the Magi Study with Tim Schwab and Lisa George 1:11:10  Patrick is asking, "Do you think the  Messiah could have been in the Philippines during his Missing Years?"  Wow! What a question, you know? I  know. I like that question. Nobody knows, uh, where. We have not found documentation  of it. Uh, however we can tell you two things. Number one Messiah showed up as  light in the Philippines at his birth. He was being born on the other side of the  Earth but at the same time he was in the Philippines, number one. Number two it is  highly likely that he went to the Philippines ...

Timothy Jay Schwab who is The God Culture devotes a whole chapter in his new book The Mystery of the Three Kings to analyzing different prophecies from the Bible and elsewhere about Jesus being a star. That is because according to Revelation of the Magi The Star of Bethlehem was actually Jesus Christ. pg. 130 Tim begins this chapter by noting the Philippines celebrates Christmas during the -ber months or from September to December. In fact, one must wonder why the Philippines has the longest celebration on Earth for Messiah’s birth . That, also, is not Catholic. They begin their season in September and end with the birth of Messiah three months later. The culmination is Three Kings’ Day or Epiphany. Sure, the Catholic Church injected the occult Christmas at the wrong time of year, with the wrong Magi, and the wrong Jesus (Yahusha). They add even occult elements far from scripture in embellishment. In our chapter titled When Was Jesus Born? (10), we will lay out the timeline Luke especi...

Having reviewed Timothy Jay Schwab's new book The Mystery of the Three Kings and shown that he has no idea what he is talking about and that the text of Revelation of the Magi contradicts him it is time to take a look at a few other things. In this article I will be reviewing Tim's claim the Greek word Magos is actually a Filipino word.  The Mystery of the Three Kings, pg. 68 The title of the chapter is Magi is not a Word From the Greek. Already we are in bad etymological territory as magi (magos) is certainly a Greek word which is found in the Bible. Case closed, right? No, because Tim does a little dance and makes a little mess which needs cleaning up. Here is Tim's introduction to the matter.  One of the greatest revelations needed from  Revelation of the Magi ( RotM)  is that the word Magi or Magos from the  Wise Kings  narrative does not originate in the Greek language. Greece is not East. The same could be said of Africa (which some scholars try to f...

Welcome back to 100 lies The God Culture teaches about the Philippines. Today's lie concerns Timothy Jay Schwab's claim there are Greek place names in the Philippines. According to Tim Tarshish, the son of Javan who founded Greece, sailed with Ophir to the Philippines, stayed here, and named a few landmarks in the Greek language. As we shall see that is a totally bogus claim and another lie.   In his videos Tim says: Solomon's Gold Series - Part 7: Track of the Hebrew to the Philippines. Ophir, Sheba, Tarshish 46:46   And here's another for posterity sake  Mount Kanalaon in Negros Occidental is Greek for at least God's people.  There we go again. We do not place Negros in Tarshish but perhaps it is. Therefore it is our hypothesis that Luzon and surrounding aisles are Ophir, Cebu, Bohol, and surrounding aisles are Sheba and Tarshish is Mindanao Samar and in between. And the area of Tarshish includes the areas of Tarshish's Maritime brother Kittum, Elisha and Deda...