Five thousand years ago, on a mountain that still stands today, two hundred beings swore an oath that would poison human history from the inside out.
The Hermon Pact traces a single unbroken thread from that oath to your morning news. It's the case that the ancient myths of Babylon, Egypt, Greece, and Rome were never separate religions, but regional franchises of one coordinated network, and that the same network is still operating today, through industries, institutions, and ideologies most of its participants would never recognize as religious at all.
This book walks that thread start to finish: the descent at Mount Hermon and the forbidden knowledge it unleashed, the Nephilim age and the flood that ended it, the displaced spirits still working through human lives, the scattering at Babel and the pantheons it produced, and God's patient four-thousand-year campaign to undo every bit of it. It brings the war fully into the present, tracing the same corrupted logic through modern entertainment, medicine, politics, and the machinery of global consolidation, before turning to the practical: how to recognize spiritual oppression in your own life, how to take the ground back, how to build a life that holds it, and what scripture says comes next.
Written by a believer who has spent years chasing this material through scripture, extrabiblical texts, and more spreadsheets than he'd like to admit, this is not academic distance. It's a field guide from someone still fighting the same war he's asking you to see clearly for the first time.
