The thing to know about goats is that their heads are so itchy, which really ruins the ambiance of folk horror.
He'd have been a blackpilled imageboard user. Livestreaming his suicide is part and parcel of that.
That's why I like his analog horror videos. He seems genuinely freaked out by the shitty effects and it's endearing.
Maybe I shouldn't have said it was a "problem", so much as just a thing.
He went through some of the cult and serial killer stuff that was monumentally worse, though I guess it hits differently when you actually see stuff from personal angle rather than a historical lens.
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Gay people killed social trust
I wonder why Wendigoon pronounces "YHWH" or "Yəhōwā" as "Jehovah". I thought most people now used "Yahweh" or just "LORD" in English.
You'll have to timestamp this so I can get context lol, but I've always heard "Jehovah" used in church whenever talking about the Old Testament, think mainly because that's what's written in the KJV.
He was talking about how the Christian God and the Jewish God were the same thing, or at least before Jesus. I think finding a timestamp could be pretty hard. I wonder if there's some way to download the automatic Youtube transcript and search it?
Well, the way I was taught, "Jehovah" is Jesus' heavenly name before he was born. Jesus fulfilling the law of Moses meant that he could technically shed that name and go by what he was given as the Messiah, but when you're the Son of God, you can go by many different names as even to this day, Jesus can still be referred to as the Great Jehovah by Christians. But that's just how I see it.
Jehovah is the traditional southern evangelical pronunciation of YHWH
The King James Bible and other old translations use "Jehovah", and evangelical Christians in the South tend to favor these translations of the bible. It's kind of like how black Christians will often use "Yeshuah" instead of "Jesus," it's just a preference for one version of the name. I grew up in the South, and everyone I know used "Jehova", "God", or "Lord". I didn't know about "Yahweh" as a name for God until I was in high school.
