The Roots of the Federal Reserve: Tracing the Nephilim from Noah to the US Dollar

by Laura Sanger

By shedding light on what lies in the dark corners of history, this book reveals the spiritual landscape of the roots of the Federal Reserve. We embark on a journey through time where we trace deceptions across cultures and generations. Our voyage takes us back to the Days of Noah when the Nephilim roamed the earth. (These beings are referred to in the Old Testament as “giants” or “fallen ones.”) By following known history, archeology and symbolism, The Roots of the Federal Reserve will trace the Nephilim bloodline through the lineage of Ham and reveal the Nephilim agenda concealed for ages, operating insidiously, since the Seed war in Genesis 3. Ultimately, our journey will lead to Jekyll Island, the birthplace of the Federal Reserve and the players who participated in its creation. . This book excavates the bedrock of slavery that keeps us in bondage to debt, it reveals the domination of the “Titans,” and unmasks the destructive repercussions our monetary system has on the lives of everyday people. A battle has been raging in the hidden recesses of our nation and the financial gate of our country has been defiled. This book unveils the spiritual forces that have been squeezing abundant life out of America. However, this is not just another sad narrative about our subjugation, rather it’s a call to freedom! Together we can release the full measure of prosperity intended for our nation, reclaim our inheritance that has been stolen, and restore our nation to once again be, “the land of the free and the home of the brave.”

Genres: Nonfiction, History, Economics, Christian, Theology, Money, Occult

455 pages, Paperback

Published November 25, 2020

Reviews

[Sarah Patrick · Rating 5 out of 5]

Stay blurry

[Congetta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent. Another well researched book that will lead you to question and research so many history and biblical topics past and present. I loved learning about the words in the Hebrew Bible and what they actually mean. Become a dragon slayer. Christians know how the world is going to end, but what is written in this book effects everyone. Inspiring.

I started reading Timothy Alberino's "Birthright" (barely in chapter 2 and I am being awakened even more!) and I realized that Laura's book was kind of a gateway book to this type of learning and knowledge. Reading her book also led me to Michael Heiser's "The Unseen Realm" (amazing and not done yet!). She has so many references (like I said, well researched) that it took me awhile to complete her book as I kept looking up her references.

I have also listened to some of her videos and to some podcasts she has been on. She is highly knowledgeable and a joy to listen to.

[Jean Reist · Rating 5 out of 5]

Historical Quilt

The author takes the reader on a journey through history to masterfully assemble a quilt of information into a carefully woven tapestry. The message of this tapestry is one of freedom.
A must read for those looking for liberty.

[Jeffrey S. Harley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent insights and revelation

This book is researched documented at a very high level, which makes it an excellent resource for individual and corporate intercessory prayer.

[Ariel · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book takes a lot of information and compiles it into well-organized complete thoughts. There are many different theories that I have heard over the years mentioned in this book and Sanger does a great job of connecting them to each other. Genesis 6 is something that I think a lot of us would rather dismiss than give any of our time to thinking about what it would mean if there were not just "giants in those days" but "also after." For that kind of information to be true it would mean that a lot of what we are taught in school is a lie, which I believe is the case. The information presented makes a lot of sense and is a good explanation for why the powers that run our world seem to not have the general public's interest at heart.

Possible spoiler: I was disappointed that the Giants of Sardinia were not mentioned in the examples Sanger gives of giants around the world. There are many stories and legends there among the people that giants lived on the island and built monolithic structures (nuraghi) there.

[Dawn Harper · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent. Highly recommend this read.

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a well-researched and deep dive into the history of the Federal Reserve. The national and spiritual implications are important so I am grateful that she closed the book with prayer targets.

[Donna Neeper · Rating 5 out of 5]

I first heard of Laura Sanger on the podcast Blurry Creatures. That podcast invited her to share her insight on three different occasions because she had so much to talk about. Laura's evident knowledge and her serene yet pointed manner of informing the audience intrigued me so much that I got her book on Kindle that evening.

This book journey took many unexpected twists and turns, and delved into some unexpected topics, but each one was singularly tied to the whole and ended in a broad field where Laura plainly expressed her call to action.

This is a book I can whole-heartedly recommend. She up-ends a lot of common paradigms, but she does it as a beautiful wordsmith, a sharp threshing instrument, and a gentle soul. She references many of the authors I've already read with great interest and a few to whom I will now turn. Her compilation (so many documented references!) is definitely a labor of love plus a keen ability to connect the dots with a skill-set to uncover topics that have long been shadowy. Read her book and let your heart accept what is now ready to be seen.

Her conclusions are persuasive without being overly contentious; they come across sincere and concerned for the future of our generations all over the world. Her website is equally aimed at continuing the uncovering: https://nolongerenslaved.com/pages/book

[Robert Reed · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very well researched book complete with references. This reads like a textbook, and is not something you would pickup for a bit of light reading. It’s titled “The Roots of the Federal Reserve” for a reason. You won’t get into any financial information until the final chapters. This is a thorough examination of its origins, beginning in Genesis with the Nephilim and tracing the Edomite bloodline throughout history. Look at our past with spiritual eyes and you can see Satan attacking the bloodline of Christ at every turn, trying to usurp God’s plan - Esau, Doeg, Haman, Saul, Herod, Judas - on and on.

This book covers our lost history (not myth) of angels, demons, giants, megaliths, gates, grids, and more. I’ll be turning back to this book as a reference for years to come.

[Courtney Coslow · Rating 1 out of 5]

Interesting, but way too long with lots of facts and history that is difficult to follow. To be fair, I listened on audible, so it may be easier to follow if I read a physical copy. Additionally, I felt the need to fact check her on numerous things given her use of progressive “Christian” authors (like Rob Bell) and Bible “translations” (like The Living Bible and The Passion Translation) to bolster points she was making. It was as though she used extra-biblical texts to make her conclusion, then pulled from scripture to confirm her preconceived conclusions. Again, an interesting concept, but just not sure how much I can align with the overall conclusion and research.

[Madison Palica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Incredible book filled with tons of research. I love that she was able to tie debt slavery to Sabbatean-Frankism and the Zionist front. I loved her explanation of Illuminati, Jesuits, etc.

She does use a lot of niche words so be sure to have your phone handy to look up words when you don’t know what they mean haha.

I also REALLY enjoyed that she puts a sort of template in the last pages of the book of HOW and WHAT to pray in order to bring down the giants of the land, specifically the federal reserve and the principalities guiding it.

Highly recommend.

[Helen Birch · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love the way Dr Laura takes all her incredible research and writes a book that is so easy to read and is thoroughly enjoyable. When I first saw the size of the book, I was a little daunted as I'm not good at staying awake with academic style books. So it was a pleasant surprise to learn it was anything but that. Her skillful and excellent research has unlocked so much for me and answered so many questions that sadly are not answered from the pulpit. Understanding the ancestral roots of the nephilim and how the seed has infiltrated our world has been a revelation. It all makes sense now!

[Deborah Sarles · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Roots may change your perspective

This book made me really dig into scripture, and as I listen to current events, I'm understanding what is happening, watching woke news and movies, seeing the blatant indoctrination. Scary that many aren't even concerned due to feeling defeated or too much afraid to see truth. This research should be in documentary format for those who aren't readers... Just my opinion. Keep up the good work Laura.

[Janita Miller · Rating 3 out of 5]

I thought there was some fascinating portions of history in this but not sure I would recommend it to anyone unless they are wanting a better understanding of what some people believe about spiritual mapping, leylines etc....I do feel that some of that stuff is extra-biblical & takes some scripture out of context. Was very fascinated the way Sanger traced the FED all the way back to the "watchers" but ultimately there's no solid proof-so we can only speculate.

[Kayla · Rating 2 out of 5]

I had higher hopes for this book than what it delivered. The editing and layout was poor, and the transitions between points was sometimes so rough I would forget what the chapter was about in the first place. Overall I think I walked away less interested in the Nephilim than when I began the book.

[Donnie larrabee · Rating 5 out of 5]

I cannot explain the depth of research that went into this book. Its next level and a must read!

[Natalie Mccaffiety Powell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow. SO much information.

[Jess Johansen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely fascinating!

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

An amazing eye-opening book that is so well researched and detailed. Can’t wait to read her next book!

[Dina · Rating 3 out of 5]

The whole book is basically a A Procrustean bed of Author trying to fit in her hypothesis of Nephilim (giants) breeding with humans and infecting "divinity" of God's creation (human) with their faulty, fallen angel genes. I mean, the hypothesis is not backed by anything but chosen verses from Bible. Its an interesting hypothesis but unless actually backed by scientific fact or research its as good as the other idea that we got lizard people running among us. Which could also be true, btw - just saying.

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great, well researched book

Dr. Sanger has diligently done her research to present a comprehensive background for the Fed.
This book is truly eye-opening.

[Katie Thompson · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best books I have read. It is well-researched and presented in a way that allows you to make up your own mind given the facts. The last chapter is so good and so encouraging.