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The TRUTH Behind President Trump’s “ROYAL ARCH” Finally Revealed?
Ok folks, buckle up for this one this is going to be a bit of a wild ride!
A few weeks ago, President Trump randomly announced plans to build a huge new “Triumphal Arch” in D.C. in honor of America’s 250th birthday.
Details on that here in case you missed it:
MONUMENTAL: President Trump Confirms Plans for a Triumphal Arch in Honor of America’s 250th Birthday
Not much more has been said about it since the announcement, and I haven't said much about my thoughts either until now.
But when I first heard about it I thought "that's cool, but also kind of random and strange."
I'm guessing many of you might have thought that too?
But today I found something that really sheds more light on this. A big thanks to a reader (hat tip, Jim!) for sending it to me.
WARNING UP FRONT: the video I'm about to show you contains some negative implications about Donald Trump, or at least in the role these guys believe he is playing in prophecy. But this is one of those things that is interesting enough and gives enough really fascinating insight that I don't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
In fact, I actually kind of have my own theory about what Trump may be doing that fits in with this video but doesn't necessarily draw all the same conclusions they do.
Watch this short clip here to get started, then we'll dig in more:
Ok, so basically this Arch is a replica of the Arch of Titus, which is an Arch that was constructed solely to depict the Roman conquering and looting and destruction of Jerusalem.
The Arch was built as a monument to let the whole world know of the conquest.
More details here:
The Arch of Titus is an ancient Roman triumphal arch located on the Via Sacra in Rome, just southeast of the Roman Forum. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its background and meaning:
Purpose and History
The Arch of Titus was erected around 81 A.D. by the Roman Emperor Domitian, shortly after the death of his brother Emperor Titus, to commemorate Titus’s victories, particularly the Siege of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. during the First Jewish–Roman War.
That war ended with the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem — one of the most consequential events in Jewish history. The arch served both as:
A political monument celebrating Roman imperial power and victory.
A memorial to Titus, who was deified after his death.
Design and Appearance
The Arch of Titus is a single, large archway made of white Pentelic marble, about 50 feet high (15.4 m) and 44 feet wide (13.5 m). Its key features include:
Relief sculptures on the inner walls depicting scenes from the triumphal procession after the fall of Jerusalem:
One famous panel shows Roman soldiers carrying spoils from the Temple, including the golden menorah, trumpets, and the Table of the Showbread.
Another depicts Titus riding in a triumphal chariot, crowned by the goddess Victory.
Inscription on the upper part (the attic), which reads:
“The Senate and People of Rome (dedicate this) to the divine Titus Vespasian Augustus, son of the divine Vespasian.”
Architecturally, it’s an early example of the Roman triumphal arch, influencing later commemorative arches around the world.
Symbolism and Impact
The arch represents the height of Roman imperial propaganda — glorifying conquest and divine sanction of the emperors.To the Jewish people, however, it became a symbol of loss and exile, as it explicitly celebrates the destruction of their temple. For centuries, Jews in Rome traditionally avoided walking beneath it.
Other Similar Arches Inspired by It
While there is only one original Arch of Titus in Rome, its design inspired many later triumphal arches worldwide, including:
The Arc de Triomphe in Paris (commissioned by Napoleon in 1806).
The Arch of Constantine (Rome, 315 A.D.) — much larger, but modeled after Titus’s arch.
The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch in Brooklyn, New York (1892).
The Marble Arch in London (1827).
A full-scale replica of the Arch of Titus’s relief of the menorah stands at the Temple Institute in Jerusalem.
Additionally, a replica of the Arch of Titus itself was created in the 19th century for the Jewish Museum of Rome and a digital reconstruction was made by the Institute for Digital Archaeology (IDA) and displayed temporarily in London, New York, and Dubai in the 2010s — though that was more connected to recreations of ancient Palmyra’s arch than a full Titus replica.
In the video below, these guys surmise that President Trump is building the Arch to honor himself and because he views himself as a "god" who needs to be immortalized.
I don't agree.
But I do think the ties to the Arch of Titus is fascinating, and I do agree with them that President Trump is fully aware of the significance and meaning of that Arch....and I wonder if he doesn't have something else in mind?
President Trump has said we are at War with the Deep State. He even changed it to the "Department of War" with Pete Hegseth. President Trump is clearly on the offensive working to completely dismantle, conquer, loot and destroy the Deep State.
So....what if this Arch is being constructed in the exact same style as the Arch of Titus to commemorate President Trump's victory (and quite frankly America's victory) or COMING VICTORY over the Deep State?
Now THAT sounds really cool!
And that suddenly makes way more sense then President Trump waking up one day and deciding he needed to randomly build an Arch.
The whole video is fascinating, and while I think you will enjoy it you have to listen a bit with "selective hearing" as I've noted above.
Here you go:
FULL TRANSCRIPT:
[Host]
On the back of your dollar bill, embedded within it is a prophecy as well about what Trump just made a public declaration of with regards to this arch. It only has one singular purpose and is to establish ground. It is a beachhead marker—stamp of a ruling principality’s control over a region through the synthesizing and co-mingling of Egyptological and Romanesque ruling principalities unto the deification of the individual in whose name it is erected. The world keeps lying, but he won’t retreat on his quest for truth. Yeah. Truth for me. For truth. Breaking chains, making waves. That’s what I do. When they hate, I create.
I’ve had him on before on Now You See TV, but I’ve never had him on Pounders Quest, and so I’m excited to have him. Jamie, in case people don’t know who you are, tell people what they should know about you.
[Jamie Walden]
Yeah, for sure. For those of you that aren’t familiar with me, my name is Jamie Walden. Hi, nice to meet you guys. I’m the founder of a ministry called Omega Dynamics, which is equipping a warrior class of Christians for the days ahead. I—just so they know—I don’t care about this stuff, but just so people know who’s talking to them, I have a background as a sergeant in the Marine Corps infantry.
I have a degree in history and also law enforcement/justice administration. I’ve worked a little bit in federal law enforcement with the U.S. Marshals, as a city cop, before becoming a paramedic and then a firefighter-paramedic, and then a rescue technician, and then a tactical EMS dude on tack teams and all these different things before becoming missionaries in the Dominican Republic and getting hot and heavy in both research and authoring a book.
I was doing some expeditionary stuff for antediluvian-based archaeology in Peru and elsewhere. I was blessed to be on expedition with Tim Alberino for a couple months down there, and we had a really fascinating time digging into those things. So, I just kind of have a weird, diverse background of public service and archaeological-based and biblical-prophetic-based research. That’s kind of my shtick, for lack of a better word.
[Host]
Very cool, man. It’s funny you mentioned Timothy Alberino because the other day he just came in my mind. I’m like, “Man, I haven’t texted that dude in forever.” So I just texted him and said, “Hey, I’m proud of you. You’re out there rocking it.” He texted me back, but I hadn’t talked to him in so long. He just popped in my head the other day. I have no idea why, but when that happens, I’ve got to text or at least say something, you know?
I don’t know if it’s a God thing or what, but you mentioned him again, so it’s pretty interesting. Yeah, for sure. And he’s a great dude. I’ve interviewed him many times in the past, and like you, he’s a wealth of knowledge—really, really cool.
[Host]
I know that a lot of people who are going to be listening to this broadcast tonight are going to be—there are going to be some people that are really set back by the conversation. There are going to be some people that are really on to what we’re saying here, but I think you come with the receipts in this, and this is really interesting to talk about.
We’re going to be talking about these arches that Donald Trump is building that are going to be situated in D.C., from what I understand. There’s a lot to these arches. I’m talking history that goes way back, and they mean something. Jamie’s done a lot of research on this, so I wanted to bring him on here to talk to people about that. Jamie, what is it we should know about these arches? Man, this seems really, really interesting.
[Jamie Walden]
Yeah. You know, it could very easily look benign to most people, as Trump makes some other braggadocious, base, kind of pompous— we all know his personality. Like him, love him, hate him, whatever your perspective is on him—I don’t really care. He does have a particular personality attribute, and so him even putting out this kind of very blippy thing in the mainstream-media news-cycle ticker of this construction of an arch is lost on 99.99999% of people.
It’s just another Trumpism, kind of like his little Trump-Gaza video, his AI video that he put out, and all the other weird stuff. Most people think that he’s just got a hubristic arrogance and is pompous in the degree to which he’s willing to troll people. They see him as a troller-in-chief, doing things tongue-in-cheek just to get a reaction out of people.
But what most people don’t know and understand—I know your listeners do, John, because I know what you guys cover on here for the most part, and it’s very in-depth research considering the actual undertones of what is more esoteric and occultic in its nature that’s being spoken to all the time by these different things. So even Trump, with his arch sound bite about constructing this architectural arch, shouldn’t be lost on those with ears to hear, because it’s actually rooted in one of the most arcane, prophetic-fulfillment-based, occultic, mystery-religion-based prophetic fulfillment aspects of all of ancient Egyptian and Roman pantheon prophecy that’s supposed to come to fruition through this land in the United States of America in particular, out from the District of Columbia.
And it’s actually even engraven into both the Capitol Building—the rotunda of the Capitol Building—with the Apotheosis of Washington, and secondarily with the Great Seal of the United States, the talisman that is the most circulated currency on the face of the earth—the U.S. dollar bill—with its Egyptological-Romanesque synthesizing. On the back of your dollar bill, embedded within it is a prophecy as well about what Trump just made a public declaration of with regards to this arch.
[Jamie Walden]
I know that’s a mouthful, and we can start working through it, but it’s all interconnected—all the way back to the fall and the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. by Titus, and his consummate erection of this Arch of Triumph—this triumphal arch—which has a fresco on it depicting the ravaging and the spoils and the plunder of Jerusalem: all the gold and silver from the temple vestments and the ways that God prescribed, being taken back through Egypt and then to Rome as an example of a principality—a ruling, principality-dominion-based flag being implanted on the ground.
That’s what the Triumphal Arch of Titus depicts. That is the only reason why it was erected. That’s why there’s also one in Paris, and that’s why there are three in Manhattan. That shouldn’t be lost on people. If anybody’s ever heard me talk about Mystery Babylon and Babylon, New York—being the sign by which all the great merchants of the world that sit offshore in their great ships start making their turn up into the Hudson River Valley to the deep-water port—it’s a giant water tower that says “Babylon” where they start turning in.
It just so happens that this exact area is where three subsequent Arches of Titus—depicting the destruction of the Jews and the deification of Titus himself—are erected. So now when Trump says he’s going to erect another arch in his own honor, in his own name, to his own glory, it shouldn’t be lost on people.
[Jamie Walden]
One of the most key attributes to understand about the Arch of Titus—because it all goes back to the Arch of Titus—and by the way, I want to give a plug for Chad Schaefer, who wrote the book The Return of the Bondage of Egypt Under the Triumphal Arch of Titus. He did an incredibly well-researched, very academic, didactic layout of a lot of these aspects I’m speaking to.
There are other ancient mystery-school, occultic esoterisms—Freemasons are an easy target—but from the Illuminists to the Freemasons to the Order of the Orient and all these other different sects; from the Maltese Cross (which is embedded in our fresco in D.C.) to the Knights of Malta—it just goes on and on and on.
[Jamie Walden]
The key aspect of the erection of this arch commemorating Titus’s conquering of the Jews and the destruction of the Temple and the plundering of the gold and silver—which, by the way, had come from Egypt. Remember: the gold and the silver in the temple vestments is the gold and silver that the Egyptians lavished on the Israelites as they moved into the desert wilderness when they built the initial tabernacle, and then re-smelted it to put it into the Temple, which was then taken by the Babylonians, then taken by Cyrus, then given back to the Jews, built into a second Temple, which was destroyed by the Romans and taken back down through Egypt and over to Rome again.
It’s powerfully critical to know and understand these different aspects of why this arch is significant, because it is 100% biblically prophetic. Okay, I digress.
[Host]
I read that book by Chad, and I used to have Chad on the program many years ago—back in 2017 or 2018—to talk about that, and you’re right, it’s so interesting. All of the stuff he lines out in there—I would definitely suggest that book to anybody wanting to do further research on these things.
And just one more point before you move on: a lot of people listening really love Trump or really hate him, and usually anybody that’s down the middle is kind of the attacked one. I look at Trump and I think, man, this guy is unique. He’s different. There’s no other president that I know of that we’ve had like this guy. He doesn’t seem to be the same.
[Host]
He’s passed laws that I can’t believe he passed. I read through—especially the crypto thing, the Genius Act and the “big beautiful bill,” and also the— I can’t remember, it was like Project 2025 or something—where he passed that he could fire literally all of the White House employees and all the different people and put his own people in. And that’s never— they may have had the power to do it, but that’s never been done before.
There’s a story from Glenn Beck where he talks about going to visit with Bush because Bush was mad at him, and Bush showed him: “You see all these people? The same people that were in charge before me, and they’ll continue to be in charge. I don’t really make the decisions.” That could all be lies. But when I look at Trump, I see something unique.
[Host]
We’ve done so many shows about all the weird mysteries surrounding time travel and his gematria—which, the Jewish leaders told him he has the same gematria as the Messiah. They gave him the silver crown in Jerusalem. There’s so many crazy things that—no matter if you like him or not—you have to know there’s wild stuff that is just very unique about this man. So, anyway, continue.
[Jamie Walden]
Yeah. And that’s where all this goes. It’s one of those things where, again, we can’t be emotionally reactionary to didactic, objective information. We can’t be emotionally reactionary—just let it fall for what it is. Because the entirety of the nature of the end times is deception: deception by flattery, deception by “peace and security,” deception by a restoration of things that are seemingly the moral majority and justice-driven.
That’s how the deception comes about biblically. I’m not saying that—that’s what the Word says. It doesn’t come about with a communist/socialist, Antifa/BLM flag being rammed down your throat and a jackboot on your neck and a hammer and sickle stamped on your forehead. That is not a deception.
[Jamie Walden]
The deception comes through a quasi-pseudo restoration or reclamation of the “Gilded Age.” Notice Trump only says “Golden Age.” We’ll get into that—of the Gilded Age of both the Industrial Revolution over the face of the earth (America in particular), and by default then the peace and prosperity—or peace and security, depending on translation—over the whole face of the earth. “With flatteries he will deceive many.”
What you were saying about the highest rabbinical sect in Israel recently dubbing Donald J. Trump with the messianic title “Prince of Peace”—they actually called him “Messiah.” That title cannot be given to anybody else.
[Host]
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[Jamie Walden]
They are actually calling him—officially, in public ceremonies—“Messiah.” They actually called him “Messiah.” Period. Okay, I digress. There is all kinds of stuff revolving around that. And again, this is why this arch is significant.
What’s unique about the arch—give it a little backstory and then we’ll break into the reality of what’s going on in real time—is actually Titus didn’t create the arch. His brother Domitian had the arch erected in commemoration of his brother—not just his brother’s conquest of Jerusalem and the plundering of all the gold and silver of the Temple of Jerusalem back through Egypt and its returning to Rome—but it was actually a commemoration of the deification of Titus, that he became a god.
[Jamie Walden]
That was why that arch was erected. What’s very unique about this aspect of the erection of this arch—which is an exact replica of what Trump is building; it’s an exact replica of the Arch of Titus, which is what’s in Paris and in Manhattan, and there are about three or four other places in the world where this exact replica of the Arch of Titus is erected—and it is high-level esotericism.
The only other word for deification is “apotheosis,” or the apotheosizing of an individual. The apotheosizing of an individual means that they became god. It goes back to the Nimrodian worship: Nimrod is Apollo, is Osiris, is Apollyon—right? The etymology of Nimrod: that Nimrod became “gibbor.” He became like a god—this infusion of a demigod (part man, part celestial being), some amalgamation of something supernatural—which is what it all goes back to.
[Jamie Walden]
That apotheosizing—or deification—of an individual is actually the central theme to everything in the District of Columbia and Washington, D.C. So much so—and this is where things should get you to just take your emotion out of it and listen, or do your own research. If you have suspicions, that’s awesome—go do your own research so you’ll know for yourself. There’s no call to action here; you can take this and look at it.
I’m not emotionally stirred by this information; I’m just eyes-wide-open. I always tell people: eyes wide open, head on a swivel. We’re called to be sober-minded and to make spiritual judgments about all things and to test every spirit—if it’s from God. There’s a high degree of accountability on us as believers in Christ Jesus to test and approve different things and to be vigilant so that we’re not caught unaware—so that we are not deceived. That’s the only reason why we lay this stuff out.
[Host]
Absolutely, man. And I think it’s very important that we do that because we really don’t know exactly how things are going to go down. It’s so weird because I was just down in Florida talking to some friends of mine, and one of the guys—he’s pretty good friends with some of Trump’s family—and he told me, “Man, when I met the guy, he puts off such good vibes. He’s such a good guy, and everybody loves him. He loves life, and there are so many good things about this guy.”
I’ve heard that from so many people that know him. I’m like, man, he’s so energetic, so magnetic, that if he is deceiving people, he’s the greatest deceiver of all time, in my opinion.
[Host]
Which—isn’t that exactly the definition of a deception? You’re self-affirming what you’re wrestling out, right? Anyway, so this deification of this arch is radically significant because that is the singular depiction of what it fully represents. It also represented a returning to Egypt—a restoration of Egypt—which shouldn’t be lost on anybody, because prophetically it speaks in Revelation 11 that there is such a return of the Egyptological spirit, the spirit of all things Romanesque and Egyptological.
God even calls what’s going on in Israel at that time—Abraham Accords—that city “Egypt” or “Sodom and Gomorrah,” you know what I’m talking about—“where your Lord and Savior was crucified.” It becomes—there’s a restoration of so much Egyptology that in Revelation—don’t quote me, I think 15—at the end of all things, when Christ does restore His Kingdom on earth, we actually sing the Song of Moses again.
[Jamie Walden]
The Song of Moses was sung upon their deliverance from the gods of Egypt. There’s a second deliverance—a true and better deliverance—from these things once and for all time, and we end up singing the Song of Moses, which was a song of deliverance from the gods of Egypt. By the way, side note—super fascinating thing I learned the other day: the chief god of Egypt that God came to judge—because it says He came to judge the gods of Egypt—their chief deity at that time (different dynasties might have different chief deities) was none other than Apophis.
That’s the very asteroid that’s coming towards the world within three and a half years. The chief deity was Apophis—the serpentine god of chaos and destruction and death—that when it is arriving, there’s nothing you can do to stop it. That’s the etymology of the word Apophis. Total side note—fascinating.
[Jamie Walden]
So getting into the arch—the signification of the arch—it only has one singular purpose: to establish ground. It is a beachhead marker—stamp of a ruling principality’s control over a region through the synthesizing and co-mingling of Egyptological and Romanesque ruling principalities unto the deification of the individual in whose name it is erected. Did everybody hear that? Super mouthful.
Say it one more time? Let’s see if I can repeat that—off the top of my head. The arch is the ruling-principality stamp of dominion and authority over a region and over a people group, through the co-mingling—the synthesizing and co-mingling—of the Egyptian and Roman pantheon of gods and principalities unto the deification—the apotheosis—of the individual who erected it.
[Host]
Do you think Donald Trump knows this? Do you think he knows what he’s doing?
[Jamie Walden]
One hundred percent. Okay, we’re going to keep going. I’ll keep going. By the way, as I say that co-mingling of Egyptian and Romanesque ruling principalities—everybody take out a dollar bill and look on the back. It’s Egypt on one side and Rome on the other, with the all-seeing eye of Apollo/Osiris/Horus unfinished over the pyramid—Annuit Coeptis, Novus Ordo Seclorum—and we’re going to get into that.
Those two phrases—Annuit Coeptis and Novus Ordo Seclorum—come from the Cumaean Sibyl prophecy (as rendered by Virgil) of the return of the Golden Age of the gods, where men will co-mingle with gods once more and become gods themselves. The entire Seal of the United States is the apotheosis of the ruling elite class out from the New Atlantis, which is Washington, D.C. That’s the only thing that seal represents.
[Jamie Walden]
It doesn’t represent anything else whatsoever, which is why that prophecy is in there. I’ll get into that more, but I want to mention this before I move on from the arch, because the arch is just another layer of the lateness of the hour and what’s going on. Take the name “Trump” out of it—maybe that’ll help people. Put in the name “Smith” or “Jones.”
I’ll use “Smith” so it doesn’t trigger emotions and tribalistic affinities with personality cults. I don’t follow personality cults; I follow Jesus Christ. That’s it. Wherever the information leads, that’s where I’m going to go. I don’t care about emotional attachment to any movement.
[Jamie Walden]
I don’t want it to be lost on listeners that Trump is the one who said, “I may be the second coming of Jesus Christ.” I didn’t say that—Trump said that. I don’t want it to be lost that Trump said, “I could be a god.” Go do your research—he says it very publicly. I don’t want it lost that he’s been called the Prince of Peace; he has been called literally the Messiah from the highest-ranking rabbinical order in Israel, affirmed in Israel.
And I also don’t want it lost that Trump’s chief deity that he emphasizes and speaks to consistently is Apollo himself. In fact, his New York penthouse suite is a giant effigy to Apollo—paintings and fresco and busts to Apollo. By the way, it shouldn’t be lost on anybody who Apollo is—super “random,” right? Apollo was known for his golden, wispy hair. Apollo was known for the “art of the deal.” I kid you not.
[Jamie Walden]
He was known for being able to create deals between competing factions and to bring about peace where there could be no peace. Apollo was also known for being able to stave off pandemics—that was one of his chief ruling aspects. (Operation Warp Speed, right?) He was known for staving off pandemics and to bring about a restoration of moral justice in corrupt, perverse places—but all the while serving the agenda of his father Jupiter (Zeus/Saturn), which is the etymology of Lucifer himself. Those are the attributes of Apollo.
By the way, the rider on the white horse in Revelation—Apollyon. The “man of perdition” connects to Apollyon/Apollo. When Apollo comes on the scene, he’ll do this; in Revelation, when it talks about the one destined to perdition, to Apollo—arriving out of the bottomless pit—their king over them is Apollyon, Abaddon, the Destroyer. The word “Apollo” should not be lost on anybody.
[Jamie Walden]
What were our first space missions called—“Apollo”? It shouldn’t be lost on anybody: the significance of the highest order of worship in occultism is the magnification and exaltation of Apollo himself. Okay. If anybody remembers, on Inauguration Day—by the way, study what an “augur” is; that’s occultic—augurs were occultic prophets and prophetesses who would decide who was going to become a god and then inaugurate them on a particular day in front of a womb of Semiramis—sound familiar?—the Capitol.
At Trump’s inauguration, he makes a “snap choice” (media’s words) to move the entire inauguration into the rotunda of the Capitol Building underneath the singularity of the frescoes of the Apotheosis of Washington, surrounded by the Cumaean Sibyl prophecy that this land, and one day one of the presidents, would be deified—apotheosized.
[Jamie Walden]
He would be autotheistic—self-proclaiming to be a god—and become a god from that very place, according to the ancient prophecies locked in the seals and every edifice and fresco and architecture of the entire layout of Washington, D.C. Wow. Trump decided, “I have to be under that, this day, at this time,” after I left my apartment surrounded by Apollo, to stand under the apotheosis—the return of the Golden Age of the gods through the “resurrection of Apollo in a man.”
None of this should be lost on anybody, as he’s erecting an arch which signifies the authority—the ruling authority—of a deified individual with the amalgamation of all things Egyptological and Romanesque, to bring about the return of Apollo. That’s why the “Golden Age” only comes from one source—it’s from ancient sources: Plato’s Republic, the writings of Virgil, the Cumaean Sibyl prophecies, even ancient Mesoamerican/Mayan prophecies talk about the resurrection of the gods of old during the Golden Age. They all say the same thing.
[Jamie Walden]
That’s why this arch has more significance than most people understand. On the back of your dollar bill—that Egyptian and Roman convergence—the greatest talisman and the most circulated talisman in the history of humanity with the all-seeing eye of Apollo over it. And Annuit Coeptis, Novus Ordo Seclorum literally means, “He (Jupiter/Saturn/Lucifer) approves of this undertaking.” That’s what that means.
It comes from the Cumaean Sibyl prophecy (as written down by Virgil) that says there is going to come a day that Satan himself approves of the undertaking of this particular nation to be the place by which my son, Apollo, will resurrect again. That’s why it’s so radically important to understand what’s happening with this arch.
[Host]
It’s amazing, man. It brings me back to some of my studies of theosophy—books like The Externalization of the Hierarchy, which predicts that in 2025 the hierarchy will no longer be “out there,” but they’ll be here to visit, led by one person. Then you have this Hopi prophecy that seems to point to the same date, where a man in a red hat would come and cleanse the land and set things straight. There are so many different things about this.
What can you think? I don’t know. That Hopi prophecy—a man in a red cap will come and cleanse the land with his people following after him to do X, Y, Z—yeah, it’s so fascinating.
[Jamie Walden]
What most people don’t understand is that the highest ancient pagan occultic prophecy of all time is the resurrection/return of Apollo. That transcends Sumerian, Phoenician, Babylonian, Egyptian, Roman—it just goes on. So much so that the Great Seal—who did the Great Seal? Charles Thomson, 33rd-degree Freemason—was commissioned to make that Great Seal and literally said that Satan (Lucifer) approves of this undertaking to bring about this New Order of the Ages.
And that New Order of the Ages is an indisputable fact—I don’t care about emotional appeals. It’s an indisputable fact by occultists and Freemasons who affirm it, and academia and historians affirm these two phrases on that unfinished Egyptological pyramid next to the phoenix (with its oak leaves, which is mentioned in Scripture) in its hand. The Roman and Egyptian—these words only come from one source.
[Jamie Walden]
This isn’t sensational or conspiratorial or hyperbolic or fishing. They say these words come from these prophecies from Virgil that speak only to Jupiter and only to the return of Apollo—that’s the only source. They also affirm—through Thomas Jefferson and others’ writings later on—when they had debates where Christians in this nation said (early 1800s), “If there were a catastrophic obliteration of the United States of America and they dug through the ashes of our nation, they would conclude we were a pagan nation who worshiped the ancient gods of Mesopotamia and Rome.”
That’s what the Christians said. The ruling class said to the Christians, “We’ll concede and put ‘In God We Trust,’ but we’ll never define which God.” In the writings: “We know when they look at our edifices and buildings and writings, they will only conclude the only god we served was Jupiter/Zeus/Satan himself.”
[Jamie Walden]
So they put “In God We Trust,” but didn’t define which God. The same conclusion stands: the only god trusted—through Zeus, through Apollo, through the son of perdition, through the Antichrist—was their aim. That’s what they said. National Archives—go read it for yourself.
So this Cumaean Sibyl prophecy embedded in all this—about the deification of a man who will come on the scene—shouldn’t be lost on anybody. It shouldn’t be lost that we decided to call our central ruling city a “Capitol.” That only comes from one source: the Capitoline Hill, where the Temple of Jupiter stood. Oh, wait—where are all our laws passed today? Capitol Hill. It’s not even a hill, and they call it the Capitoline “Hill”—the Temple of Jupiter. That’s the only source for that word.
[Jamie Walden]
As they do these things right in front of our faces, we ought to be able—without emotionalism—to make right decisions with our head on a swivel about what’s actually going on. You mentioned the Genius Act and the rollout of AI—“we’re going to be the superstructure of AI.” It shouldn’t be lost on you that they are laying waste to Gaza and then making proposals to make the greatest palatial place on the face of the earth between the Great Sea and the beautiful holy mountain of God in Gaza—because it says the Antichrist will erect his palace between the Great Sea and God.
It shouldn’t be lost on you that a covenant with many is being made. It shouldn’t be lost on you that the “Peace President” is doing these things. It shouldn’t be lost on us that a triumphal Arch of Titus—which is the apotheosis of an individual—is being erected. It shouldn’t be lost on you that the inauguration was moved under the Apotheosis of Washington under the Cumaean Sibyl prophecy of the return of the Golden Age.
[Jamie Walden]
It shouldn’t be lost on you that he uses the term “Golden Age.” It shouldn’t be lost on you that troops are being pushed into the streets everywhere and mass surveillance—through Palantir—is being rolled out by drone tech and all these things. None of this stuff should be lost on individuals.
Let me make this abundantly clear: I do not believe that Trump is the Antichrist. Everybody clear? That’s not what I’m saying. My opinion—this is informed speculation—is that Trump is a forerunner for the Antichrist, just like John the Baptist was a forerunner. Everything’s going to be an exact counterfeit. I truly believe—wittingly or unwittingly, don’t know—that Trump is the forerunner and the implementer and the infrastructure builder and the “art-of-the-deal” guy to pave the way. He is a voice crying out in the wilderness for the coming of the in-place-of-Christ—the counterfeit Messiah. That’s what I believe is happening and why all this is significant.
[Host]
So wild to me, man. I remember you were talking earlier about his apartment. I remember doing a broadcast about that and showing all the different pictures, the paintings, the dome above the top, his son sitting on a lion—which, we know Barron Trump’s like the richest teenager to date right now by his own money, I believe.
And the Baron Trump time-travel book that may or may not be an old book—I’ve never known anybody who actually has an old copy in their library. Maybe there are. It started popping up and supposedly there are old copies, but I don’t know. There’s a lot here that blows my mind—the stuff is getting lost on a lot of people.
[Host]
Most people have no idea what we’re talking about at all. When they see “In God We Trust,” they think this was a Christian nation all this time. But you know in the 1700s—a lot happened between the 1600s when the Pilgrims came and the 1700s. A lot happened.
[Jamie Walden]
Yeah. That’s where I get the confusion, and I also get the moral-majority fixation on trying to—which is good, it’s altruistic, I’m not blaming them—always give the benefit of the doubt and have patriotic, nationalistic fervor with believing the best about America. I get that. How could you fault anybody for that? That’s awesome—praise God.
I’m glad you have hope and joy and are exuberant about these things. There’s nothing wrong with that. Just don’t be so Pollyanna that you fall prey to a giant trap that’s occurring. In fact, the giant trap that’s occurring right now was initiated with the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
[Jamie Walden]
This is, by the way, a reclamation—not a reformation. It’s a reclamation of all Protestantism—evangelicalism—coming back under the control of the Roman Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic Church—which is Egypt and Rome married together. That’s what the Catholic Church is: these two things married in full synthesis.
That’s what’s going on with this new “MAGA Christianity.” I don’t even want to call it Christianity. This is also what’s going on with King Charles going and meeting with the Pope and entering into worship together for the first time in over 500 years. There is a reclamation coming, bringing everybody back under this. Remember who the False Prophet is and what he does—a representative of Roman Catholicism (which is Canaanite and Egyptological mystery-school practices).
[Jamie Walden]
He is going to give his affirmation—approval—of who the Antichrist is and say, “Don’t have any convictions; you can fully give yourself in worship to this deified individual.” Here’s what’s interesting: that deification—or apotheosis—of an individual actually has a different word I learned last night: “egotheism.” Think about those two words: ego-theism.
It is the belief in the divinity of oneself—or the potential that you can self-deify. It’s also known as “autotheism” or “autolatry.” Instead of idolatry, it’s autolatry—idolatry of oneself to the point that you actually start believing that you can become like a god or that you may be godlike. Its chief tenet is self-idolatry and high hubris.
[Jamie Walden]
It is the highest form of arrogance and ego—hence “egotheism”—that can exist: believing you have godlike characteristics. Historically, egotheism was initiated by Egypt through Nimrod (which is Apollo—Nimrod is Apollo—everybody tracking?). It was marked by the merger of political authority with spiritual authority over the people. That’s how somebody becomes egotheistic.
Enter MAGA-Christianity, Dominionism, NAR, and the Seven-Mountain Mandate—along with the reclamation occurring in real time while nobody’s paying attention. Autotheism/egotheism is the core doctrine of Mormonism, by the way.
[Jamie Walden]
By the way, Mormonism is the richest religion on the face of the earth. By 2030, they’re projected to become the first trillion-dollar religious entity. Mormonism’s only doctrine is egotheism. The number-one leading movement—with the highest financial backing—of all transhumanism on the face of the earth is the Mormon Church. They actually have websites and scientists and financial firms dedicated to transhumanism because that’s their core belief: they can become like God.
Notice the ecumenism: it’s a merger of NAR, the dominionist Christians, Catholicism, and Mormonism—with a slight sprinkling of Islam mixed in, just enough to bring in that other people group because they needed the Levant to be the place. Notice what the Antichrist does: he sets himself in the Temple of God, proclaiming himself to be God, that there is no God but him. He becomes autotheistic—egotheistic.
[Jamie Walden]
He self-determines that he is a god. It’s a self-determination—nobody puts that title on him; he claims it. That’s what the Pharaohs did. After the Romans conquered Egypt, they actually took on the title of Pharaoh. Most people don’t know that the highest title of a Caesar was “Pharaoh.” That was the first name they would use to be introduced by.
Every single people group they conquered—they would assume that title. When Rome conquered Egypt through Octavian (who became Augustus), and then Titus (a few years after that) destroyed Jerusalem and came down through Egypt (where he dropped off two other legions in Memphis), they amassed the title “Pharaoh,” and that’s what they wanted to be known by—over and above “Caesar.”
[Jamie Walden]
When we see the U.S. as a resurrected Roman Empire—Rome never went away. You have religious Rome (the Vatican), then political/militaristic Rome (the U.K. and the United States). That is Rome. Their chief title in the ruling-class elite is “Pharaoh,” because they become like gods—and that’s why the back of your dollar bill looks the way it does.
This autotheism is a huge deal when you think about the esotericism and the synthesizing of both Egypt and Rome—and the language of not just Trump but the ruling elite—happening in real time. It’s all taking us somewhere, whether people acknowledge it or not.
[Host]
This is some heavy stuff—but something we all need to really take into account and look at for sure. Jamie, I appreciate you coming on and talking about this because I’ve never heard anybody talk more clearly about that subject. I’ve had a lot of people on about the subject, but you string it together in a way that makes sense, and I appreciate it so much. Not saying Chad didn’t or anything like that, but you have a gift of bringing it all to light in a really short time.
We’ve only gone 45 minutes and I feel like you brought it into light that people can actually see for themselves. Like you said, we’re not doing any call to action, and at the end of the day our point of view is a biblical point of view. Obviously we’re going to have our own slant on this. Some people look at this information and say, “Well, yeah, finally, we’ve got the King—the Prince of Peace—down here on earth.” There are very different paradigms on this.
[Host]
I never want to fall prey to the gnostic spirit and posture of this age. I don’t want any part of it—always learning but never able to come to an understanding of the truth. That’s gnosticism. They’re lovers of self, proud, boastful, arrogant, treacherous, rash, full of conceit, abusive, not lovers of good—lovers of pleasure rather than God—and having the form of godliness but denying the power thereof. I don’t want to touch that with a ten-foot pole.
But I have been burdened by the Spirit of the Living God to strengthen and equip those with ears to hear what the Spirit is saying to the church. So, yeah—there’s no call to action, but there is: root yourself in Christ Jesus and Christ alone.
[Jamie Walden]
Not in governments, not in systems, not in this fallen world. “Woe to you who go down to Egypt and consult them, but don’t turn to Me.” Don’t go back to this Egyptological thing. Don’t have a blind, faulty loyalty based on hyper-emotionalism—lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. That treacherous and rash—emotionally reactionary—carnal love of self-choice over honoring God.
I voted for Trump. But I’m also not stupid, and my eyes are completely wide open. I remember talking about eight years ago about the Aquarian Age—studying the occultism—and how they said a counterfeit light is going to come in and replace the old order. The old order is the oligarchs, the bloodlines, the modern monetary theory, the fractional-reserve banking, the border clashes— that’s the old world order.
[Jamie Walden]
I knew from reading eight to ten years ago that the new world order would come about through a counterfeit enlightenment and a controlled demolition of all that stuff—and a restoration of “good things,” for lack of a better word. Right? So the call to action is: fix your eyes on Christ Jesus, the author and perfecter of your faith, and be so enamored with the glory of your resurrected King Jesus that you won’t fall prey to anything else.
We were once in darkness; now we’re in the light. Live like children of the light—redeem the time, for the days are evil—and expose the darkness. Why? Because the centrality of the end of the age is deception, and chief among the deceived are the claimants of Christianity. That’s what the prophetic words address.
[Host]
Why does it matter? This is why it matters. It’s happening in front of our faces and nobody is paying attention to it. The arch is way more than people understand. The inauguration is way more. The language of “Golden Age” is way more. The rider on the white horse—a bow but no arrows—shouldn’t be lost on you. The staving off of pandemics through Operation [Warp Speed] shouldn’t be lost on us.
The Abraham Accords and the art of the deal and the peacemaking—and the raising of Gaza to the construction of a palatial super center—shouldn’t be lost on anybody. Because we have been given and entrusted with not only the words of the living God but also the Spirit of the living God through His Son, Christ Jesus.
[Host]
That’s my instinct. When I look at emotional behavior to the point where people have cognitive dissonance—where they’re not able to even see what you’re saying—they’re so angry. That’s not the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit doesn’t do that. Even Jesus gave answers to things He didn’t agree with—He wasn’t up there screaming unless it was evil, like in the Temple. We need to really think about that, man.
We can give all the information in the world, but unless the Holy Spirit opens your eyes, there’s not a whole lot we can do. That’s a prayer we should all have—that people accept Christ and truly ask for that to happen.
[Host]
There was a time in my Christian life when I first became a believer—for years—that I thought I knew what I was talking about because I read it in the Bible. I thought I understood it. I was kind of arrogant because I thought I truly understood it—until the Holy Spirit opened my eyes and humbled me. I felt like I was the righteous one—“you’re the bad guy.” It’s easy to get into that mode if we don’t ask God to open our eyes.
We won’t fall prey if the Holy Spirit guides us into all truth—which He will, if we receive and ask for Him. It’s important to ask God to show you if you’re wrong, to show you if there’s any wicked way in you. But we have to humble ourselves.
[Jamie Walden]
Yeah. And really, to test ourselves—we’re given that command to test ourselves to see if we’re of the faith. Unless, of course, you’re afraid you’re going to fail the test. That’s not a condemnation. The Lord’s never about condemnation. It’s a great act of mercy and unsearchable grace that He calls us to test ourselves.
Because if you fail the test—praise God for His lovingkindness to expose your heart. We know there are going to be many who say, “Lord, Lord,” and He will say, “I don’t know you.” Not only do I not know you—you’re workers of iniquity. He’ll cast you out. Half the virgins—equal, all waiting on the Bridegroom—the door’s going to be slammed in their face.
[Jamie Walden]
The entire tribulation period is mercy and grace. I don’t know why people are so fearful of it. It’s the last great act of God’s lovingkindness toward a corrupt world. He’s going to shake not only the earth, but also the heavens, so that what cannot be shaken will remain—so you will finally stand up and look up and cry out to the Living God for the forgiveness of sins and the covering of Jesus Christ. It’s love—why He’s stopping it all. It’s love—why He’s shaking it all.
To test ourselves to see if we’re of the faith: if you’re emotionally reactionary, that’s a high indicator that maybe you don’t have the Spirit of the Living God dwelling in your heart. He says, “I have not given you a spirit of timidity or fear, but of power, love, and sophronismos (a sound mind).” A mind that’s been rescued, salvaged from absurd, illogical, or highly emotional thoughts. Any other mind apart from that is not from the Lord.
[Jamie Walden]
“We have the mind of Christ.” Be sober-minded. Do not conform to the patterns of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. If you are in Me and I am in you—you will have My very mind. The spirit of this age is unhinged, abusive, conceited, pompous, arrogant, treacherous, rash. Lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. It will not tolerate sound doctrine; it will let the way of truth come into disrepute; it will mock and scoff the Second Coming and prophecy.
But the Spirit of Christ is the Spirit of prophecy. You can discern quickly if someone’s walking in the flesh or in the Spirit—and often it’s their hyper-emotional reaction to the truth, because the truth will come into disrepute.
[Jamie Walden]
The place I see this manifest the most—hate to say it because I’m in it—is the Christian “truther” movement. They’ve actually become gnostics; it’s all about learning and knowledge, and then they lord it over the next guy: treacherous, abusive, conceited, arrogant, haughty. They rip apart, divide, conquer, descend; they’re tribalistic and factious. Always learning, but never coming to the revelation of the Truth—because the Truth is the person and deity of Jesus Christ Himself.
As Paul said in Galatians, “I fear that just as Eve was deceived in the garden by the serpent and led astray, you too have been led astray from sincere and pure devotion to Christ.” Why? For knowledge—to eat from the tree of knowledge. It’s not about knowledge; it’s about the knowledge of the saving grace of Jesus Christ.
[Jamie Walden]
“I pray that your love would abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight of Jesus, so you can rightly discern.” Your love of knowledge should be growing in who Christ is alone. God gave a beautiful prophetic fulfillment: “A time such as never has been, nor ever will be again; but those who know their God will be strong and do daring feats of valor.” I want a piece of that action. “Search me, O Lord; see if there’s any unclean thing in me; lead me in Your way everlasting.” Root it out. By Your grace, God.
[Host]
Absolutely. If you’re not willing to say something like that, you’re holding on to something in the world so bad you’re afraid God’s going to rip it from you. Maybe I’m holding on to that—subconsciously. It’s a real thing. I appreciate you coming on. Where can people get in touch with you—if that’s what you’re looking for—or your website? I think I put it in our last video we did. How can people contact you?
[Jamie Walden]
They can reach me through OmegaDynamics.org—that’s OmegaDynamics.org. They can find me on YouTube under “Jamie Walden.” They can find the book if they’re interested: Omega Dynamics: Equipping a Warrior Class of Christians for the Days Ahead—available on Amazon as well. I appreciate it, Jamie.
[Host]
Man, it’s always an honor to speak with you, and I think this show was awesome. A lot of people need to hear this—including myself. You just need to be reminded sometimes that not everything that looks good is gold. It’s all—yeah. I appreciate it, man. Guys, if you haven’t yet, hit the subscribe button, pound the like button, and we’ll see you next time. Thank you.
Love to hear your thoughts after watching!
And thanks again Jim for the link!
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