Birthright: The Coming Posthuman Apocalypse and the Usurpation of Adam's Dominion on Planet Earth Paperback – October 31, 2020

"Birthright: The Coming Posthuman Apocalypse and the Usurpation of Adam's Dominion on Planet Earth" is a riveting exploration of the intersection between ancient prophecies and modern technological advancements. The author delves deep into the narrative of human origin, destiny, and the potential future that awaits as humanity stands on the brink of a posthuman era. This book is not just a speculative fiction or a mere collection of conspiracy theories; it is a meticulously researched work that combines theological insights, historical analysis, and cutting-edge scientific developments.One of the most compelling aspects of "Birthright" is its ability to weave together various threads from ancient texts, particularly those from the Judeo-Christian tradition, and align them with contemporary issues surrounding genetic modification, artificial intelligence, and transhumanism. The author argues that we are on the verge of a significant transformation, one that echoes the ancient tales of Nephilim and the usurpation of Adam’s dominion over the Earth. This makes "Birthright" a profound commentary on the existential questions that have plagued humanity since time immemorial.For readers of Timothy's Book of Enoch Nephilim Series, "Birthright" serves as an exceptional companion piece. Timothy's series, known for its in-depth exploration of the Nephilim, giants mentioned in the Bible, and other ancient texts, provides a foundational understanding of these mysterious figures. "Birthright" builds upon this foundation by examining how these ancient beings and prophecies might relate to modern-day scientific advancements and the potential for a posthuman future. The two works together create a comprehensive narrative that spans from the ancient past to the imminent future, offering a holistic view of human history and destiny.In "Birthright," the author's ability to draw parallels between the mythological and the scientific is particularly noteworthy. The book does not shy away from controversial topics, instead presenting them with a balanced perspective that encourages readers to think critically about the direction in which humanity is headed. The thoroughness of the research and the clarity of the arguments make it a compelling read for anyone interested in theology, history, or futurism.Overall, "Birthright: The Coming Posthuman Apocalypse and the Usurpation of Adam's Dominion on Planet Earth" is a thought-provoking and timely book. It challenges readers to consider the implications of our technological advancements and how they might intersect with ancient prophecies. As a companion to Timothy's Book of Enoch Nephilim Series, it enhances the reader's understanding of the Nephilim and their significance in both ancient and modern contexts. This book is a must-read for those seeking to understand the deeper connections between our past and our potential future.

I am astonished at Alberino’s magnum opus. With academic rigor and literary flourish, he leads us across time through the dark glass of ancient origins, to the stunning repeat that lies perhaps just on, or over, our current horizons. The re-establishing of Enoch 1, “for a generation yet to come”, has percolated since the discoveries at Qumran, and what is coming forth from Alberino and other rising voices is a firestorm of reform- accomplishing it’s purpose just in time- for the “return of the gods” is upon us in many ways, whether we like it or not, and Alberino intends to see the church awakened once again- prepared for the onslaught of deception, and locked into the worship of our mighty Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Luke 18 When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on earth? How apropos, for He knew the title which He claimed. Will you hide in the caves of ignorance and unbelief, in the dustbin of powerless false religion? Or will you rise to claim your birthright in Jesus Christ? Time will tell, but time is running out. Get this book and read it prayerfully as you consult God’s Word and Spirit on the truth of these matters. And buckle up.

First of all, I want to say that I HIGHLY recommend this book. This is one of the best nonfiction books I've ever read.Also, before I typed this, I went and looked at the 1-star reviews just out of curiosity. It's amazing that those people claim to have read the same book I did. Many of the claims there are not what this book says. I don't recall anything in the book saying that Jesus is an angel. I didn't read anything about saying angels "must" use some type of transportation, although things like chariots ARE mentioned in the Bible, so it's not like Timothy just pulled the idea out of thin air. Yes, he uses a lot of big words. That's simply how he talks. He's largely self-educated, and clearly a reader. If you don't know the words, instead of complaining that he didn't dumb down the book for you, look up the words and improve your vocabulary!There are many people, terms, ideas, etc. talked about in this book that I had heard of and knew a little about, but Timothy really does a good job showing how they're all intertwined. Transhumanism is also a term I've been hearing a lot about in the last year or two. Apparently, it's been around a lot longer than that, but I've only heard about it for a couple years or so. He does a good job of explaining what that is and what the end goal really is. The book is full of scriptural and other references all cited in the footnotes. He recommended a number of books in the footnotes to read to learn more about specific topics. I'm going to go back and find those titles and look them up. I foresee a lot more reading in the future for me! As someone who has read the book of Enoch and watched several of the Gen 6 shows with Steve Quayle and Timothy in the last few months, this book was sort of the pinnacle of all of that for me, tying everything together with other things I knew a little about (Nietzsche, Theosophists, seances, etc.). I also had no idea that Theosophism is so embedded in movies, etc., but I really didn't know much about it beyond knowing it was some strange belief system developed by a Russian woman years ago.One last thing I want to say, that I saw criticized in the one-star reviews is the claim that Timothy is making things up and/or the book is full of speculation. Well, yes and no. The book is based on what the Bible says. Timothy is also connecting the dots between what he knows from the Bible and many other topics. Any time you connect the dots between things, you HAVE to step out on a limb and make some assumptions/claims. That's simply how it works! But, whether you agree with everything 100% or not, it is a very eye-opening book that gets you thinking and makes you realize that there's a lot more than meets the eye about what we're seeing around us and hearing about in the news/social media/etc. Timothy is clearly a Thinker, and this book is the result of a lot of deep and careful thinking and SHOULD provoke US to think deeper about what is going on around us!

An Essential Read for our Times! It's highly logically sound (with a vast bibliography) and fully confirmed in Scripture. The Truth here removes deception and causes us to endure pure unto the end. National leaders would do well to read and heed this book! 👏

For those who thirst for righteousness and truth this is a must read, drop the mic book. I Read this book cover to cover in 8 days not on a vacation but in a very busy grinding week. Beautifully This book is a treasure filled with gold on every page. A must read.