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Ancient Texts and a Modern Bank: Examining One Researcher’s Nephilim Thesis

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Dr. Laura Sanger, a retired clinical psychologist and researcher, argues in her book The Roots of the Federal Reserve: Tracing the Nephilim from Noah to the US Dollar that an ancient pattern of deception and domination can be followed from the earliest chapters of Genesis into the design of the modern American central bank.

Sanger states that the appropriate response to the material is discernment rather than fear. She points readers toward prayer, examination of what she calls territorial strongholds, and reliance on the biblical promises that opposing spiritual powers are already judged. Her forthcoming work, Uprooting Territorial Strongholds, develops the practical side of that counsel.

https://1hebrutaltruth1.substack.com/p/ancient-texts-and-a-modern-bank-examining 

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