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From Slumber To Scripture

From Slumber To Scripture

De : Amber Jayne
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 I didn't grow up questioning my faith — I walked away from it. For twenty years, I ran from God, shattered the box of religion, and chased everything else the world told me would fill me. Then one day, I picked up a Bible again. I started asking God the hard questions — the ones most churches avoid. Questions about truth, evil, creation, angels, and what's really happening in our world today. From Slumber to Scripture isn't about playing it safe or fitting into church boxes. It's about waking up — breaking free from the lies, digging into Scripture, and letting God reveal what's been hidden in plain sight. If you've ever felt that tug — that quiet stirring that there's more going on than we've been told — this podcast is for you. Because when the world deceives… God reveals.2025 Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Episode 020: Cosmic Geography: Corrupt Gods and the Judgment of the Nations

      Episode 020: Cosmic Geography: Corrupt Gods and the Judgment of the Nations
      Jan 30 2026
      Summary: In this episode of From Slumber to Scripture, we step into one of the most overlooked courtroom scenes in the Bible Psalm 82 and ask a question most people never think to ask: What happens when the gods assigned to rule the nations become corrupt? Building on the Tower of Babel, this episode explores cosmic geography, territorial spiritual authority, and the Bible's explanation for why injustice, chaos, and darkness persist across nations then and now. This is not mythology. This is the biblical worldview most modern readers were never taught. 📖 In This Episode, We Explore: What Psalm 82 is actually describing Why the Bible says the nations fell into darkness How God assigned divine beings to govern the nations after Babel Why land and territory are spiritually significant What "cosmic geography" means in Scripture Why ancient gods were real—but corrupt How injustice on earth reflects failure in the unseen realm Why God brings judgment not only on nations—but their gods How this story sets the stage for Jesus reclaiming the world 🧭 Episode Breakdown 1. Babel Wasn't the End — It Was the Beginning After the Tower of Babel, God scattered humanity and assigned the nations to members of His heavenly host, while keeping Israel as His personal inheritance. This wasn't abandonment, it was restructuring. 2. Land Is Not Neutral Throughout the Old Testament, territory is tied to spiritual authority. Being driven from Israel meant entering the realm of other gods Worship was understood as jurisdictional Sacred space mattered Stories like David's exile and Naaman carrying Israelite soil only make sense when viewed through this lens. 3. The Gods of the Nations Scripture openly acknowledges the existence of other gods—but consistently denies their legitimacy. These beings: Were assigned authority Accepted worship Ruled unjustly Neglected the poor and oppressed Led humanity away from Yahweh "Worthless" does not mean imaginary—it means corrupt. 4. Psalm 82: Heaven's Courtroom Psalm 82 is not metaphorical poetry. It is a literal courtroom scene where God: Presides as Judge Confronts corrupt divine rulers Condemns injustice Strips them of immortality "You are gods… but you will die like men." This is one of the most radical declarations in the Old Testament. 5. Why the World Is Shaken Biblical theology teaches that cosmic stability depends on righteous rule. When divine administrators fail: Nations fall into darkness Injustice spreads Chaos erupts on earth The shaking of the world is not accidental—it is spiritual fallout. 6. Daniel Confirms the Conflict Daniel reveals spiritual princes over nations—Persia, Greece—and ongoing warfare in the unseen realm. Delayed prayers. Territorial conflict. Angelic intervention. This isn't symbolic language. It's spiritual reality. 7. God's Plan to Reclaim the Nations Despite rebellion and corruption, Scripture is clear: God never surrendered ownership of the nations. Abraham was promised blessing to all families of the earth Jesus came not just to save individuals—but to reclaim territories The powers of darkness rule temporarily, not eternally The story does not end in chaos. The King takes back His world. 🌅 Final Reflection The Bible doesn't describe a world that fell into darkness by accident. It tells the story of: Rebellion in heaven Corruption on earth Judgment in the divine realm And redemption unfolding through Christ This isn't fringe theology. It's the backbone of Scripture. 🔎 Keywords Psalm 82 explained, gods of the nations Bible, divine council worldview, cosmic geography Bible, judgment of the gods, spiritual warfare Bible, Daniel 10 explained, From Slumber to Scripture podcast ⭐ CALL TO ACTION 👉 Subscribe for weekly truth-seeking episodes 👉 Comment what part surprised you most 👉 Share with someone waking up to what the Bible really says 👉 Follow Amber on TikTok & Instagram @FromSlumberToScripture Hashtags #FromSlumberToScripture #CosmicGeography #Psalm82 #DivineCouncil #GodsOfTheNations #BiblicalWorldview #UnseenRealm #SpiritualWarfareBible #JudgmentOfTheGods #Daniel10 #BiblicalCosmology #AncientFaith #TerritorialSpirits #BiblicalTheology #HeavenlyCourt #ScriptureDeepDive #ChristianApologetics #KingdomOfGod #JesusReclaimsTheNations #StayAwake
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      28 min
    • Episode 019: The Third Divine Rebellion: Babel the Nations and the Sons of God

      Episode 019: The Third Divine Rebellion: Babel the Nations and the Sons of God
      Jan 27 2026
      Summary This isn't just a story about bricks, languages, or a tall tower. The Tower of Babel marks a pivotal moment in human and spiritual history—the point where humanity united in rebellion, attempted to breach the boundary between heaven and earth, and God responded not with destruction, but with division. In this episode of From Slumber to Scripture, we step beyond the Sunday School version of Babel and explore it as the Third Divine Rebellion—a moment that reshaped nations, languages, spiritual authority, and the structure of the world we still live in today. This episode invites you to see Genesis not as a flat story, but as a layered, spiritual history that continues to affect modern life, belief systems, and global power structures. 📖 In This Episode, We Explore: Why the Tower of Babel was more than human ambition How Babel fits into the pattern of three divine rebellions The role of the Divine Council and the unseen spiritual realm Why God scattered humanity instead of sending another flood What "let us go down" reveals about heavenly authority How nations were divided and assigned spiritual oversight Why Israel was set apart as God's personal inheritance How ancient gods, idolatry, and modern religions connect Why Babel explains the fractured spiritual landscape we see today 🧭 Episode Breakdown 1. The Pattern of Divine Rebellion First Rebellion: Eden — humanity deceived into autonomy Second Rebellion: The Watchers — divine beings corrupting humanity Third Rebellion: Babel — unified humanity attempting to access heaven without God Babel is not random—it's the continuation of a cosmic pattern. 2. Post-Flood Humanity & God's Original Mandate After the flood, God restores humanity's original purpose: Be fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth. But instead of spreading, humanity centralises, settling in one place, one language, one goal—direct defiance of God's command. 3. The Tower of Babel: A Cosmic Breach Attempt The tower wasn't just architectural—it was spiritual. In the ancient world, towers were believed to be access points between heaven and earth. Babel represents humanity's attempt to reclaim Eden without God, using preserved antediluvian knowledge passed down from before the flood. Their motivation was clear: Self-glory Centralised power Crossing divinely established boundaries 4. "Let Us Go Down": The Divine Council God's response reveals heavenly structure. "Let us go down" reflects Divine Council language—God addressing His heavenly host. While the council deliberates, Yahweh alone acts, preserving His sovereignty. Instead of destruction, God introduces: Multiple languages National dispersion Restructured authority Grace replaces judgment. 5. Babel's Judgment Expands Beyond Genesis Babel doesn't end in Genesis 11. Later Scripture reveals that God assigned nations to divine beings, establishing spiritual rulers over regions—while Israel remained His personal inheritance. God withdraws direct rule—not sovereignty. This explains: Ancient pantheons Regional "gods" Persistent spiritual conflict Humanity's ongoing struggle with idolatry 6. Babel Wasn't the End — It Was the Setup Babel explains: Why nations exist Why languages differ Why spiritual authority is fragmented Why humanity feels divided God didn't abandon the world. He restructured it. And embedded within judgment was a promise—one that would later unfold through Abraham, and ultimately through Christ. 🌅 Final Reflection The Tower of Babel wasn't about a tower reaching the sky. It was about humanity reaching beyond its design. Babel marks the moment God said, "You've chosen separation—now live within it." But even then, redemption was already in motion. This story isn't ancient history. It's the blueprint for the world we live in today. 🔎 Keywords Tower of Babel explained, Divine Council Bible, third divine rebellion, Genesis 11 study, spiritual realm Bible, nations and gods, Deuteronomy 32 explained, biblical worldview podcast, From Slumber to Scripture Hashtags #FromSlumberToScripture #TowerOfBabel #BabelExplained #DivineCouncil #ThirdDivineRebellion #Genesis11 #BiblicalWorldview #SpiritualRealm #UnseenRealm #CosmicRebellion #NationsAndGods #Deuteronomy32 #AncientFaith #BiblicalCosmology #ScriptureDeepDive #AwakenedFaith #ChristianApologetics #BiblicalTheology #SpiritualHistory #StayAwake ⭐ CALL TO ACTION 👉 Subscribe for weekly truth-seeking episodes 👉 Comment what part surprised you most 👉 Share with someone waking up to what the Bible really says 👉 Follow Amber on TikTok & Instagram @FromSlumberToScripture
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      27 min
    • Episode 018: The Flood: Cute Kids' Story… or Cosmic Reset? | The Truth Behind Noah, the Nephilim & the Supernatural War

      Episode 018: The Flood: Cute Kids' Story… or Cosmic Reset? | The Truth Behind Noah, the Nephilim & the Supernatural War
      Jan 23 2026

      Episode Summary:

      In this explosive episode of From Slumber to Scripture, Amber pulls back the Sunday-school curtain on one of the most sugar-coated stories in the Bible: Noah's Ark. Forget the cartoon animals and rainbow stickers — we're diving into the dark, supernatural, chaotic reality behind the flood.

      What was really happening on earth?
      Why did God destroy everything He just created?
      And how in the world did the Nephilim reappear after the flood?

      Amber breaks down the supernatural world of Genesis 6, the giant hybrids, the seed-war, and multiple theories scholars debate about how the Nephilim returned post-flood. We also explore deep connections in the New Testament — including the shocking "because of the angels" passage in 1 Corinthians 11 — and how ancient cultures across the world recorded the same catastrophic events.

      If you're hungry for truth, waking up to the supernatural worldview of Scripture, and ready for the stuff your childhood church skipped — this episode is for you.

      What You'll Learn in This Episode:

      • Why the Sunday school version of Noah's Ark leaves out the most important parts

      • What Genesis 6 really reveals about giants, watchers, and hybrid beings

      • Why Noah's genealogy mattered more than his morality

      • Four leading theories on how the Nephilim survived the flood

      • How ancient Sumerian, Babylonian, and global myths confirm the biblical narrative

      • Why Paul's warnings about angels in 1 Corinthians 11 connect back to Genesis

      • How the flood fits into the larger cosmic rebellion and spiritual war

      Scriptures Referenced:

      • Genesis 6:1–12 (NKJV)

      • 1 Corinthians 11:5–15

      • Genesis 3:15

      • New Testament supernatural references to angels, watchers, and rebellion

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      #FromSlumberToScripture #NoahsArkExplained #Genesis6 #Nephilim #Watchers #BiblicalSupernatural #AncientWorldview #BiblicalWorldview #FloodNarrative #SeedWar#GiantsInTheBible #GenesisUnfiltered #HiddenBible #SpiritualWarfare #CosmicRebellion #BibleDeepDive #ChristianApologetics #AncientHistory #TruthSeekers #WakeUpChurch
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      29 min
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