Capt Tazaryach Vs. King Azoulay: The Most Controversial Jesus Debate | DSH #2085

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A fiery debate between Capt Tazaryach and King Azoulay covers race, religion, marriage, and identity, challenging mainstream views on Jesus' ethnicity, Jewish lineage, and modern relationships.

Key takeaways

• Jesus was likely Black, not white

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Speaker 2 (0:00) Every single book in the New Testament was written by a Jewish man. I believe except Luke, they didn't know if he was Jewish. Speaker 1 (0:05) No, he was a Jew too. Speaker 2 (0:07) They're all 100% sure, but... Speaker 1 (0:09) No, they are. Speaker 2 (0:10) They all. Was written by Jewish? Speaker 1 (0:11) I'm going to tell you how you know, because the New Testament is only for Israelites. It's only for Jews. Speaker 2 (0:15) Let me ask you, was Jesus a Jew? Speaker 1 (0:17) Absolutely. Was he white or black? By today's standards, he would be black. What does that mean? So I grew up Christian on my mother's side and father's side. And it wasn't until I got older that I, you know, I started seeing the lives of it when I was young and then I stepped away from it when I got older. Speaker 2 (0:33) I 100% agree that everyone had slaves. Every single culture. Speaker 1 (0:39) And then you know it's crazy. Speaker 2 (0:40) Even as you're talking about slaves, I'm talking about people who work for you. Because if you really think, what does a slave do? So he goes to work, he gets paid, he gets a bed, place to sleep at night. Speaker 1 (0:52) But he doesn't get his identity taken, he doesn't get tortured, and his children don't go into that same captivity that he's a bed, that he's in. When you do that, that's shadow slavery. Speaker 2 (1:09) All right, guys, we got another debate for y'all today. We got the captain versus the king today. Two of my most wild guests joined together. Welcome to the show, guys. We ready to do this thing? Yeah, I'm ready to do it. Which topic do you want to start with? Judaism, who's more oppressed, interracial marriage? Speaker 1 (1:28) That was mad than me. Speaker 2 (1:28) I like interracial marriages. Let's start with that. I like that topic. That's a good topic. Give your stance on that. So if you ask me today, seeing everybody and seeing how marriages don't even work out anymore, even marrying someone of a different religion, different color, different race, different nationality is most likely not going to work. people of the same kind don't really work. So to have somebody that is different than you, it's very, very difficult to make it work. Now, obviously, it's because everything that's been happening on social media and what women see and what men see that they don't really even want to have a marriage anymore. So we're kind of stuck in this place where people don't even want to have children, people don't want to be married. People, a lot of men today, and I believe also women are getting it, are sick with something called gamophobia. Gamophobia is a disease that people don't want to have any kind of commitment or responsibility. So they don't want to have the commitment and also women have made it too easy to get what a man wants as the end goal, which is getting her into bed. They've made it so easy to the point that a man now understands. I don't need to buy a whole cow to get a cup of milk. I get that cup of milk anyways. So why buy the cow? Why buy the cow? The cow gets old. The cow deteriorates. And let's not forget today, you're buying an older cow. I'm not going to lie. I'm not going to lie. Speaker 1 (3:24) It's not like back in the huge cow. Yeah, like today. Speaker 2 (3:28) Yeah, the cow that wants to marry you, she's 35. Speaker 1 (3:33) I was thinking reverse. I was thinking differently. I wasn't thinking she was 35. I was thinking if she was 25, she was still used up. I thought that's the approach you was going to because when you use the analogy of you can get the milk without the cow, there was a time where a woman, you actually courted a woman. You're actually wowed or wooed a woman. What you said about social media, that's part of the reason. why nobody wants a real relationship because social media is about the flash it's about the wave this comes and it goes comes and it goes and if you're not careful you make that your real life to where your relationship could come and go because you think oh well i got them online i can get another one online i got her online i can get another one online and then when women allowed us to just buy our way into their bodies they don't realize that you just took away like the greatest thing a woman got is her body same thing with a man Because that's the one thing if I get a hold of this woman's body, that's the one thing she could say, I either gave it away to a lot of men or I only gave it to one, I only gave it to two. But if you gave it away to a lot of men, why would you ever think somebody is going to marry you? That's why what do they do when they get 35 and 40? They try to go get young boys. Because a young boy, they figure it's dumb. I can trick them because a season man is going to be like, I don't want your old ass because you all used up. Right. On the subject of interracial, I don't agree with it at all. The Bible doesn't agree with it. You know, I'm Bible, so I go by the Torah to knock in the New Testament. And what I like about Christ is Jesus Christ gave us the spirit of how to keep the Torah. So he gave us the spirit of not giving away your daughters and your sons. Because if you look at, I'm pretty sure what I say about this side is in general. When you look at the black experience, there's a lot of black men. men that have a wife or a woman that when they go through black issues cannot relate to them because they're with someone that's not their own. So same thing with black women. When they go through pain, they're with a lot of men that are not their own race. So how could they ever understand it? Speaker 2 (5:46) So you're saying that black should be with black? Yes. Correct. That's what I'm also saying. Okay, perfect. Black should be with black. Right. And I'll tell you why. Speaker 1 (5:54) Oh, wait, before you do that, just to clarify, when I say black, I mean, the 12 tribes of Israel from my lens can only be with each other because Latinos are my people too, Native Indians are my people too. Speaker 2 (6:05) There is Jews all around the world. Maybe some of them you don't accept them. I can show you, for example, I did my test to make sure that I'm Jewish. What's what you did they? Today you could do a DNA test. It tells you you're Jewish. Come on, man. If you're not Jewish. Speaker 1 (6:20) You can't believe no DNA test, ma'er. Speaker 2 (6:23) Well, you know what? I believe that. from my ancestors and from everything that I've been taught and my family that I was Jewish. But I went to the extent and why I made sure I got a DNA thing. Speaker 1 (6:36) What did I say? Where'd say you was from? Speaker 2 (6:38) Sephardic, what do you mean? No, but where? Morocco. Speaker 1 (6:42) But Morocco was not where Israel. So it would have to be in the Levant region. It would have to be in Israel. Speaker 2 (6:48) If you, for example, right now did a DNA test. What does it say? You say what? If you ran a DNA test, on yourself. Have you done one before? Yes. All right. What did it say? Where are you from? It said that I Speaker 1 (6:59) primarily came from. No, no, no. It said I primarily came from the west coast of Africa is where I said I came from. But the reason why I don't deal with DNA for ancestry only, like if it's a child, if it's like for someone that committed a crime or something like that, that's a lot of data you can test that. But they get, they have stories where you can look up online where they send one woman to three different DNA clinics for ancestry. She gets three different. finances. There's a white couple that triplet daughters, they sent them for a DNA test. Even their information was not the same and they all went to the same clinic. Because you can only go back so far before it's just a guess. So if they know you're Jewish and they know I came off the slave ships, it ain't going to be nothing to say, well, you come from the West Coast of Africa. I knew that before I took a DNA test. There's going to be nothing to say that you came from Morocco because your history already says you come from Morocco. So I don't trust the DNA. Speaker 2 (7:58) So mine shows that I'm a Sephardic Jew and I have a little bit of Ashkenazi, but mostly like 99%. Speaker 1 (8:06) You cut some of that Ascanazi? On your daddy side or your mama's side? Mom's side. Speaker 2 (8:10) Okay. But I'm 99. Speaker 1 (8:11) On your dad's side, which one would your dad say? Speaker 2 (8:14) No, it doesn't tell your dad their mom. Speaker 1 (8:16) Yes, it does. Speaker 2 (8:16) No, not mine. Yeah, but you should have had. I'm a 99 or 98% Safari. Speaker 1 (8:21) Where did you go if you know, Mama, yeah? Speaker 2 (8:22) Ancestry. Speaker 1 (8:23) So I went to, I did 23 and me. So you're supposed to get a paternal side and a maternal side. And the importance of that statement is that like a woman, like if we had a woman in here and she said she did that, she couldn't get her father's side because she doesn't carry the Y chromosome. Because you and I carry X and Y. You can get your X data and you can get your Y data. The Y data is the data that they says never changes. Even like in the Bible, how it goes by you are with your father is, with the children of Israel. So even the Bible goes by the father. So that Y chromosome, they say that's original. So if you were a haplogroup, I'm trying to think of the half of a group, did they tell you what haplogroup you were? Speaker 2 (9:07) So you're saying that back in the day used to go by the father, right? Absolutely. And then it's changed to the mother. Speaker 1 (9:13) You know why? Because them Askenazis, them Jewish and Judaism changed it. But that's nowhere in the old or New Testament. Speaker 2 (9:23) You never heard of Bar Coughba? Speaker 1 (9:24) No, you could tell me about it. Speaker 2 (9:26) Bar Coughba. He's in the Bible, when he rebelled against the Romans, and they killed over one million Jewish men, and they enslaved the women. Speaker 1 (9:35) That's not in the Bible what you talk about, this is that where I. Speaker 2 (9:39) We'll talk about it a little bit longer. We'll look into it. Speaker 1 (9:42) With Balthacufa... You believe in the New Testament? Speaker 2 (9:46) I never went through the New Testament. The New Testament was... Speaker 1 (9:48) When you say Romans, though, you would have to talk about the New Testament. Speaker 2 (9:51) Well, I'm giving you one of the stories of why it switched to the time. Let's say if you sat down and you read the New Testament. Speaker 1 (9:58) I read the New Testament. I believe in the New Testament. Speaker 2 (10:00) And I get that. You believe in Jesus. That's right. Speaker 1 (10:03) You are Jewish. No, I'm not Jewish. No? No, I'm a Jew. Speaker 2 (10:07) I'm not Jewish. What's the difference? Speaker 1 (10:09) The Jewish is like you want to be a Jew. That's not even in the Bible. Jewish is not in the Bible. It's either Jew, Jews, or Judah. Jewish is more like Judaism. So when you break down, you are from your mother, you're going to tell me some stories. about something happened to men and now you only come from women. The last time I checked, we all had sperm in our balls. And if we got sperm in our balls, that sperm plants in the sea. So if I was a take, I'm going to use me because I'm going to do shit like that. But if a white man would, no, no, I don't want to use him. A Chinese man. If a Chinese man was to have sex with a white woman, with an African woman, and with an Asian woman, That seed that he planted in there Would all come out Chinese Because that's what he is But in Judaism Y'all gonna tell me Because the baby came out of a Jewish woman That makes the baby Jewish And that's not in the Bible Speaker 2 (11:09) Okay Speaker 1 (11:10) Did I explain it good? Speaker 2 (11:12) I mean you're explaining it You have your ways Speaker 1 (11:14) I'm asking if I'm good Speaker 2 (11:15) I'm like I don't know if it's 100% good for me Speaker 1 (11:18) But that's why I want you to The Chinese men I want you to Speaker 2 (11:20) So there is a bit of an issue because the knowledge that I have and the knowledge that you have is knowledge that was put upon us. Speaker 1 (11:28) Correct. Speaker 2 (11:29) Every single book in the New Testament was written by a Jewish man. I believe except Luke, they didn't know if he was Jewish. Speaker 1 (11:35) No, he was a Jew too. Speaker 2 (11:36) They're 100% sure, but each one was written by Jewish men. Speaker 1 (11:40) I'm going to tell you how you know, because the New Testament is only for Israelites. It's only for Jews. Speaker 2 (11:45) Let me ask you, was Jesus a Jew? Speaker 1 (11:47) Absolutely. Speaker 2 (11:47) Was he white or black? Speaker 1 (11:49) By today's standards, he would be black. What is that man? Meaning like those, the terms black, white didn't exist back then. But the N-word, for example, in Acts 13 and 1, they called the disciples, N-I-G-E-R, which is where the word, the N-W-W-N-Wing comes from. The N-Wan word, N-G-R, which means black. So Christ has described as willy hair, skin darker than mine, skin almost as dark as this. So he wouldn't be what they were called. Speaker 2 (12:18) Is this in the New Testament? Yes. Speaker 1 (12:20) And in the Old Testament, because it's not. Daniel 10, 5, and 6, when it describes the son of man, it describes him exactly how it describes Jesus in Revelation of the first chapter. Speaker 2 (12:30) Now, was he tan because he was out by the desert? Or was he black? Speaker 1 (12:36) It said he was so dark as if he burned in the furnace. So I was out in the sun yesterday. That's why I was out of the sun yesterday on purpose? Speaker 2 (12:43) Why do Christians display him as a white man? Speaker 1 (12:48) Because that's what, because the white man would never serve a black king. So of course he's going to take it. What they call it, you heard of the Renaissance era. So before the Renaissance era, all of the fresh-goed paintings that you were fine of Jesus, Paul, Peter, Moses, they would all be melaninated or they would all have brown skin. And then in the Renaissance era, that's when they began to whitewash it. A good book is called The Russian icons. And they have the artwork, and they say these pictures survive the whitewashing of the Renaissance era. That image that they have with Jesus Christ is Caesar-Borz. yeah, it's diabolical because, you know, his homosexual lover, Michelangelo painted him. They were, you know, gay lovers, Caesar was there, slept with his sister. That's what they make, and they make her the image of Mary, Lucretia. And so that's the history of who the image that they say is Jesus Christ, but the Jesus Christ and the Bible just doesn't line up in the Old or New Testament. Speaker 2 (13:48) So you read through the Old Testament, you read through the New Testament. The Old Testament you read through the Torah, the five books. Speaker 1 (13:53) Yeah. And of course, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Joshua, judges like that too. Speaker 2 (13:58) And who is your God? Speaker 1 (14:00) The most high. Yeah, I don't know what y'all would say. His name for us is Yahweh. Some say Yahweh or Jehovah. Speaker 2 (14:07) But Jesus is that. So are you like considered like Jehovah's Witness? Speaker 1 (14:10) I don't know. I'm an Israelite. Israel. Yeah, I'm just, you have to educate me because. No, no, no. That's fine. Just understand. Just ask whatever you want. You're a good content creator as well as I. so don't, I'm pretty sure nothing I say is going to bother you. No, no. Right. So I'm an Israeli. Speaker 2 (14:25) Everybody has their knowledge. Speaker 1 (14:26) Yeah, I hate Jehovah's Witnesses. I hate Christians. I hate Roman Catholics. I hate Jewish people. Speaker 2 (14:31) By the way, this is... It's funny to me because he's wearing a Jewish star, basically. Speaker 1 (14:42) This is mine, though. But this is mine. This is not a star, actually. But you know how... You know this is not a star, though. Speaker 2 (14:48) But you know how it's mine fucking to me. Because to me, you're wearing that you start. Speaker 1 (14:51) But I'm going to unfuck you because I'm a man. I'm a man. So I'm not going to fuck you. I'm an unfuck. But this is not a starter. This is David's name. Okay. So in ancient Hebrew, so in modern Hebrew, they draw, you know, like the little stick writings and all that stuff. But in ancient Hebrew. Speaker 2 (15:12) So why is everybody so mixed up? Speaker 1 (15:15) Well, I would say it's our fault, meaning the children of Israel's fault, Because the children of... Speaker 2 (15:20) Let's say you're the Jew. I'm not the Jew. Speaker 1 (15:22) Okay. Speaker 2 (15:23) Right. Why are we also... Speaker 1 (15:24) Why are we also... Speaker 2 (15:26) To me, I have to understand. Okay. I've realized that everybody's the same, just brainwashed differently. Right. That's what I see. We all have a brain. If I took you right now and I raised you as an Arab, you will be an Arab. If I raised you as a Chinese man... Speaker 1 (15:44) Thank God I'm not one of this. Speaker 2 (15:44) You're going to be like a Chinese man. In my opinion... They have... Everyone. Everyone is equal when it comes down to a soul level. Because if right now I take water and I put it in a black cup, I put it in a yellow cup, put it in a white cup, I put in a red cup. No matter what you do, the water will still stay the same color. The cups might look differently. Do you know what I mean? Speaker 1 (16:09) Yeah, but I think only black people believe in equality. I don't think your people, I don't think white people believe in equality. No, I'm not, you notice I'm not speaking anecdotally. Speaker 2 (16:18) I'm not considered a white tee or black because we're kind of like the same. Speaker 1 (16:22) I don't know, so I would have to know your background because like I was saying really. Speaker 2 (16:26) So my grandparents are from Morocco. Speaker 1 (16:27) So if you're African, they're from Morocco. Let's say if you're a ham because Morocco. Speaker 2 (16:31) I'm in Azulai. And Azulah is a royal family. I'm from the tribe of Judah. Speaker 1 (16:36) Not in Morocco. If you go back, not in Morocco. Speaker 2 (16:40) Just because my grandparents are from Morocco. Speaker 1 (16:42) No, but let me answer. Let me answer.