Corrupting the Image 2: Hybrids, Hades, and the Mt Hermon Connection

Corrupting the Image, Book 2

De: Dr. Douglas Hamp

Narrado por: Douglas Hamp

The Bible and ancient Near Eastern texts reveal in stunning detail how under the guise of his ancient aliases, Satan directed angels to descend on Mount Hermon to create a race of hybrids, how he raised up one called “Lord of the Earth” who was the first and foremost post-flood hybrid, and how he attempted to open the abyss and release his army to ensure his unending reign upon the Earth.

©2021 Douglas Hamp (P)2022 Douglas Hamp

incredible, well researched and very detailed.

I drive for a living, but I like to read, yet I never have enough time to read as much as I want. So this book kept my attention while driving, along with his first book, Corrupting The Image. Highly recommend.

Connecting the dots.

Dr. Hamp should have subtitled this series “Connecting the Dots”.
Prepare to have your mind blown. It’s a deep dive into the Word of God like never before. I’ll keep returning to this pool for a longtime. I’d say the only drawback is the amount of information that he tries to pour into your head. Yeah, this series will get multiple replays.

Don't Serve False gods

Good book that helps you identify practices of false gods. Don't break the first commandment and I recommend this book to all!

Very deep dive into biblical and historical facts

I've listened to all 3 books in this series. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in deep intense historical, biblical and current events and how this applies to end times events. Someone who is a casual researcher will greatly appreciate and benefit from book 1, but will most likely lose interest in books 2 and 3. The latter 2 books will impress a diligent researcher, but probably lose someone not looking to go much deeper.

Amateur Voice Over

Please doctor, next time spring for a professional reader. This was difficult to listen to. Often reading so fast that words are not fully enunciated or are stumbled over. And not fixing mistakes. Papers shuffling. This could have been so good. But at the many varying rates with which this was read, it was kind of a mess. Like listening to a student in class reading aloud. Not delivering the points with meaning or emotion. I purchased the other book too and am hoping it's done better.