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His Story Of Lies

His Story Of Lies

De : Mike Edwards
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 Welcome to "His Story Of Lies," the podcast that delves deep into the layers of history, unearthing the hidden prophetic truth and untold narratives in today's modern era that lie beneath the surface. Join us as we journey through the passages of biblical history that have been veiled over time, seeking to unveil the authentic stories that have been concealed. In each episode, we'll embark on a captivating exploration, reading full length books that shed light on obscured corners of history, unearthing the real narrative. Together, we'll uncover the threads of our true prophetic timeline.Mike Edwards
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    • Chapter 2: The Objects Of Worship Part 3

      Chapter 2: The Objects Of Worship Part 3
      Jan 23 2026

      In this episode, we explore why Alexander Hislop believed that many of the world’s major religions share a recurring pattern of Mother-and-Child worship—sometimes expressed as an “unholy trinity”—and examine the historical and symbolic reasoning he used to explain how this pattern developed.
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      1 h et 31 min
    • Ch:2 Objects Of Worship Part 2

      Ch:2 Objects Of Worship Part 2
      Jan 23 2026

      In this episode, we explore why Alexander Hislop believed that many of the world’s major religions share a recurring pattern of Mother-and-Child worship—sometimes expressed as an “unholy trinity”—and examine the historical and logical reasoning he used to explain how this pattern developed.
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      57 min
    • Chapter 2: Objects Of Worship Part 1

      Chapter 2: Objects Of Worship Part 1
      Jan 23 2026

      In this Chapter, we explore why Alexander Hislop believed that many of the world’s major religions share a recurring pattern of Mother-and-Child worship—sometimes expressed as an “unholy trinity”—and examine the historical and logical reasoning he used to explain how this pattern developed.
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      1 h et 21 min
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