Several major topics were discussed in this meeting:

1. Marriage and Family

2. Ancient Egyptian marriage practices

3. Biblical perspectives on marriage

4. Polygyny and multiple wives

5. Role of parents in marriage arrangements 

6. Religious and Spiritual Practices

7. Egyptian magic and witchcraft

8. Enochian magic origins

9. Different types of practitioners (charmers, wizards, necromancers)

10. Biblical warnings against these practices

11. Cultural Comparisons

12. Differences between Egyptian and Hebrew marriage customs

13. Modern vs traditional marriage practices

14. Islamic marriage practices

15. Chinese and African marriage traditions

16. Biblical Stories and Characters

17. Stories of Abraham, Hagar and Sarah

18. Jacob, Rachel and Leah

19. Job and his wife

20. Solomon and his wives Full Overview: The meeting discusses how ancient Egyptian magic and marriage practices influenced modern practices and religious concepts. Temple explains that Egyptian society was deeply rooted in magic, with priests being the primary practitioners who connected with specific deities to perform spells. The discussion reveals that the concept of marriage in ancient Egypt involved property agreements and strategic alliances between families, with polygamy only permitted when a wife couldn't produce children. From Temple ii to Everyone: Temple connects this to biblical passages, particularly contrasting the lineages of Cain and Seth, and explains how God warned the Israelites against adopting Egyptian magical practices including divination, necromancy, and witchcraft. The discussion concludes by emphasizing how these ancient Egyptian practices continue to influence modern society and religious practices, with Temple suggesting that understanding this history is crucial for breaking free from these influences. Next Steps Temple: Research and prepare presentation on how to escape from divinations, observers of times, enchanters and witches based on Daniel's remedy Continued Studies on how the enemies of Egypt will be subjected under what is classified today as "dark/black magic."