He returns to Galilee not as priest or zealot, but as one of the people—calloused hands, sun-worn skin, and eyes that have seen too much to settle for silence. Walk with Yoshaiel as he reveals the years they buried: Jesus the craftsman, the neighbor, the wanderer who healed through touch and spoke with the weight of lived compassion. Before thrones or thorns, he was human—rooted in earth, fluent in mercy, and unafraid to love what the world forgot.

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Before the sermons, before the miracles, there was silence. Eighteen unrecorded years between a prodigy in the temple and a man walking the banks of the Jordan. Walk with Yoshaiel as he uncovers the hidden journey of Jesus—the apprentice, the seeker, the son becoming aware of the Christ within. From the temples of Egypt to the mountains of the East, this is the story they buried: a human being remembering divinity, one step at a time.

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History remembers the loudest voices, not always the truest. In Episode 31, Yoshaiel uncovers what was buried when Mary’s truth was silenced and Peter’s fear became law—the fracture that shaped a world built on hierarchy, control, and forgetting. This isn’t about rewriting faith. It’s about remembering balance. The feminine wasn’t lost. It was buried alive. And as her voice rises again, so does the truth of who we’ve always been.

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When the dust settles, silence remains—not empty, but alive. In this closing resound, Yoshaiel reveals what waits beyond every denial, where the walls of self collapse and the Christ within stands uncovered. Through Mary Magdalene’s story, the truth comes full circle: the seven demons were never monsters, but mirrors. Pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust—each one released, not destroyed. What remains is remembrance, the rising of what was never lost.

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Lust isn’t desire—it’s desire forgotten. The sacred turned hollow. Walk with Yoshaiel as he uncovers how longing lost its meaning, how the body was shamed into silence, and how the world learned to sell what was once holy. This isn’t about repression or indulgence. It’s about reunion—the return of love to its divine source, where nothing needs to be taken because nothing was ever missing.

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Gluttony doesn’t whisper hunger—it whispers absence. The promise that just one more taste, one more scroll, one more moment will finally fill the void. Walk with Yoshaiel as he reveals how craving disguises itself as need, how excess and deprivation share the same wound, and how the hunger you’ve been trying to feed was never for more—it was for meaning.

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Sloth isn’t laziness—it’s hesitation. The quiet pause between knowing who you’re meant to be and taking the first step toward it. Walk with Yoshaiel as he uncovers how distraction becomes a shield, how fear hides behind “not yet,” and how purpose waits just beyond the comfort of delay. The call won’t pass you by—but it won’t wait forever.

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Greed rarely looks like what we think it does. It smiles, saves, and plans ahead. Yet beneath its reason hides fear—the quiet panic that there may never be enough. Walk with Yoshaiel as he uncovers how scarcity disguises itself as wisdom, how grasping replaces trust, and how freedom returns the moment you finally let go.

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