Now you would think that Billy would welcome this type of debate with open arms because he said on multiple occasions he’s one of the leading investigators into this type of ancient history. Guess what guys? I’m one of the foremost world leader in the knowledge on ancient texts and tab of scriptures, papyrus, and zooners. But as we’ll see, Billy Carson doesn’t actually know what he’s talking about when it comes to these ancient texts and the bible. And he’s gone so far as to trying to sue Wes Huff for posting clips of the debate where Billy Carson’s lies about Christianity completely fell apart.

Billy Carson has been referencing the Sinai Bible for years to try to discount Christianity. Never got crucified. As a matter of fact, the Sinai Bible, Jesus was crucified. Well, that doesn’t exist in the Sinai Bible. Probably the biggest lie that Billy got caught in during this debate was once again referencing the Sinai Bible and claiming that it doesn’t say anything about Jesus’s crucifixion. When you say the Sinai Bible, Jesus wasn’t crucified in that Bible. Do you mind if I ask a clarifying question? When you say the Sinai Bible, what are you referring to specifically? Refer to the Sinai Bible, would you be referring to Codex Sinaiticus, like the Codex that comes? Okay, that’s why I was trying to get some clarification because I actually have a facsimile, so I have a photocopy of Codex Sinaiticus that I work with in my office.

The only reason I ask for clarification is because Sinaiticus in particular is just a 4th century Greek manuscript. Its text of the Gospels reads almost identical to the modern Greek text that we develop translations from. When you say that it denies the crucifixion or that the crucifixion isn’t there, I mean, I can go on right now, Codex Sinaiticus, and I can look up Matthew 27, where it has Jesus being crucified, and that’s in Codex Sinaiticus or John 19 or any of the other ones. My confusion is that it doesn’t read any differently. Where was that piece discovered? I found a text where I was referencing, actually, I misquoted there.

It’s the Gospel of Barnabas. When Billy gets confronted with the actual truth about what these texts say in comparison to the Bible, Billy has to deflect to the Gospel of Barnabas or the Gospel of Jesus’s wife, and praise God that Wes is well-informed on these as well, and Billy’s only response is to once again have to deflect to try to change the subject to the Old Testament. They discovered the book of Jesus’s wife, which is at the Harvard Seminary, a little controversial, but they claim that this is an accurate record that Jesus may have even been married, which then that’s true.

It adds more to the hypothesis that maybe he wasn’t crucified. So the Gospel of Jesus’s wife is in the Harvard Library. However, the reason we know it’s also not legitimate is because even though the manuscript, the papyrus that it’s on, was carbon dated to the fourth century, the text was actually copied from a PDF version of the Gospel of Thomas, known as Grandin’s Interlinear. And there was a mistake in the Coptic text of Grandin’s Interlinear that was copied into the Gospel of Jesus’s wife. We can tie it directly to not copying from an ancient text, but actually copying from an online version of the Gospel of Thomas in a PDF form.

I think we need to make sure that we’re going towards not just early sources, but actually credible sources. And unfortunately, neither the Gospel of Barnabas nor the Gospel of Jesus’s wife are credible sources and agreed upon by not just the vast majority of scholarship, but I don’t know anybody in the field of paparology, paleography, historiography, who actually refers to these documents as being legitimate. That’s fair enough. I can respect that. So let’s go into the Old Testament a little bit. When Billy gets caught in his lies during this debate, his only response is to either admit he was wrong.

That’s fair enough. That’s I can respect that. Where was that piece? I found the text where I was referencing actually I was misquoted. I misquoted there. It’s the Gospel of Barnabas. Or to try and deflect the conversation. So let’s go into the Old Testament a little bit. But after the podcast, Billy has taken it to a whole nother level, trying to actually sue Wes for talking about the podcast and posting clips from it. Billy Carson is attempting to sue me. For those of you who don’t know, I was invited to interact with Billy on a podcast that he agreed to come on was not his podcast, where he was notified beforehand who I was and what we’d be talking about.

After that debate took place, Billy attempted to suppress the footage. That didn’t really work. I’ve released clips from that conversation. Well, Billy does not want you to see those clips and has sent me a cease and desist letter. I was really hoping that this could be an opportunity for Billy to learn, to see the major errors that he’s been repeating and turn this into a learning experience. I even offered to follow up with Billy in order to show him how and where he could find accurate and credible resources in order to make sure that what he was saying was verifiably correct going forward in the future.

So he and his audience could learn and proceed knowledgeably. Billy did not agree. But unfortunately for Billy, agreeing to a debate, losing that debate and feeling embarrassed about that loss does not constitute legitimate grounds to litigate. So this is how Billy responds when his credibility is finally challenged and he’s shown to be a liar. He’ll show about your front door with ceased and desist papers, trying to get you to stop showing clips of a debate you agreed to, where the clips actually show that you really don’t know that much about what you’re talking about.

So Billy bro, was it diabolical or is what you’re doing diabolical? But at the same time, my mind went right into solutions mode. What’s the solution to this problem? And how can I do it? How can I take care of this situation? The solution is to pretend you’re a lawyer and knock at my client’s door at 2 30 in the morning. How can I take care of the situation which I’ve already worked on last night while it happened? This is a far cry from what we’ve seen of Billy say publicly where he claims to be the harbinger of truth and that he’s so wise that people don’t even want to debate him.

You’re open to debating anybody. I’m open. Yeah. Okay. So if we set up anything with anyone else that’s maybe expert in the area of topic that you know you’re okay with a panel like that. Oh yeah. My research and investigation is second to none. I’ll stand by my research and investigation against anyone. Obviously this isn’t the case because Wes would like to have another public debate with Billy, but instead of agreeing to it, Billy sends him cease and desist papers. Billy, I will agree to all the terms and conditions of the cease and desist letter that you have sent me.

If you agree to run it back, sit down with me in person and have another discussion. This is my formal response. It turns out the only forbidden knowledge in Billy Carson’s world is when that knowledge confronts his lies about Christianity and the ancient world. Now there’s two other important things that I think should be pointed out here for people who actually still believe that Billy Carson knows what he’s talking about. The first is this red flag that Billy used to actually claim that he was 70 years old and probably looked so good because of some sort of ancient knowledge he learned.

I guess Billy has gone to great lengths to delete all the videos and posts where he said this, but his once close friend Anton validates that he did say this and shows some evidence to support it. And again, I think it’s important to showcase this because it just goes to show that Billy Carson isn’t always in the right state of mind. Billy Carson to my face told me and my ex-girlfriend that he was 70 years old. Billy has gone above and beyond to delete all the Instagram lives that used to be on his page where he would say things like this.

I cannot find them. He’s deleted them, but I did find it a couple comments. I’ll just share one of them here with you where clearly one of his followers heard the same exact thing. Check it out. Somebody says, you’re 64. Question mark. I find this incredibly interesting. Just wait. I remember for sure I saw it on Google because when he told me, I couldn’t believe him. So I looked it up and I’m not the only one who found it on Google. Right here. Boom. According to Google, he’s 64 years old. There are multiple people on his own page that say the same things.

So are we all just making something up or did he actually spew this lie? Lastly, it’s really important that we highlight that one of the main things that Billy Carson stands on to spread his beliefs and ideologies is one of the most well-known fakes and forgeries in modern archaeology. I’ve gone in depth exposing this lie before on one of the videos on my channel, and it’s to claim that a lot of the most important teachings in the world, including everything that Jesus taught, was actually first written in the ancient tablet known as the Emerald Tablet of Thoth the Atlantean.

You can see Billy’s book, The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding this ancient tablet of Thoth the Atlantean on the table while he’s being interviewed by Patrick Bet David. My research and investigation is second to none. I’ll stand by my research and investigation against anyone. Again, this is very well known that this Emerald Tablet of Thoth the Atlantean doesn’t exist. There’s no evidence of it anywhere to be found. It was created by Maurice Dorial, a card salesman and failed science fiction writer from Colorado who claimed to find this tablet and be the only one who was ever able to read it or transcribe it.

You can watch my full video exposing this very obvious lie in the description, or here is a short video from Wes exposing it as well. Maurice Dorial claimed to have gone to the Great Pyramids in Giza and discovered an artifact that he called the Emerald Tablets of Thoth and then he produced a translation of the said document, but Dorial never actually produced any evidence of any tablets, merely told people he did. Sure, you can go on Amazon and buy a supposed translation of the Emerald Tablets of Thoth, but you’re just reading what Dorial made up.

No archaeologist or Egyptologist today thinks there is any artifact called the Emerald Tablets of Thoth. The Gospel of the Holy Twelve is also a forged document. I really hope and pray that this experience will wake Billy up to the ultimate truth that the Bible is real and Jesus Christ is our only salvation and that following him and accepting him is the only source of information that truly matters in this world. I pray that Billy Carson will be awakened to this truth in Jesus name. God blesses knowledge that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.

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