F4F | James Prasch's Birth Certificate Proves He Lied

Welcome to another installment of Fighting for the Faith. My name is Chris Roseborough. I am your servant in Jesus Christ.

This is the channel that compares what people are saying in the name of God to the Word of God. Now, it's been a few months since we've done an update on James Aloysius Prash Jr.

That's his name. And part of the reason why is because several months ago,

I paid $30 and filled out an application with the state of New Jersey and their, let's see,

Office of Vital Statistics and Registry from their Department of Health. Got a letter from them today.

And I applied to get the public domain version of James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s

birth certificate. There's a reason for that, but because of COVID -19, or as Ken Copeland would say,

COVID -19! Because of COVID -19, it's taken a while for New Jersey to respond.

And so we're gonna open up this letter. In fact, I've already opened it up. Have it scanned and we'll have the vital information.

And the reason for this is to demonstrate again that with documents, with actual documents, that James Aloysius Prash Jr.

is a liar. He is not Jewish. He's as Jewish as the leprechaun from Lucky Charms.

That's the best way I can put it. And we will demonstrate that along the way by catching him in yet another lie.

And so what we're gonna do, let me do this real quick here. I want to remind you that we did more than an hour long episode of Fighting for the

Faith back on July 15th, 2020. The name of it is What the Evidence Shows Regarding Prash's Ancestry.

And we'll put a link to it, let's see here, we'll put it up there, and also a link down below if you'd like to watch it in its entirety.

A little bit of a note, I mispronounced the name Aloysius throughout the episode.

At least I was consistent. But somebody corrected me and pointed out that Aloysius rhymes with delicious, and so ever since then it's like, ah, now

I know how to say it. You know, I'm not Roman Catholic, so I really don't pay attention to how they pronounce the names of their saints, but we'll talk about that in a minute.

And by the way, a little bit of a note, in that episode I walk through James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s,

well, his family tree, and I want to point something out. James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s

brother, all right, we had a short, but short and terse.

It was kind of, it wasn't really the kindest exchange. He was not keen on the questions

I was asking him. But in the brief exchange that I had with James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s

brother, James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s brother confirmed that the family tree that is on Ancestry .com

was paid for by him and their cousins, and they all chipped in and they paid a professional genealogist to put that family tree together.

That explains, in part, why it's so detailed. They paid for that. So just keep that in mind.

So we have confirmation that, yes, in fact, that is James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s family tree, and that it was paid for by a professional genealogist.

Just saying. And who confirmed that? His brother. So I think you get the idea.

All of that being said, if you want to get the fuller explanation of what's going on regarding the documents that he's pointing to and things like that,

I don't want to rehash all of that in this episode. We're just going to focus in on the one document that we have that came from the state of New Jersey, which is a public record, and to point out that James Aloysius Prash Jr.

lied, and we can prove it again. And so all of the information on the documents that he presents in that video are taken care of, with the exception of one.

And I left it out at the time because I couldn't prove it, but in his response video,

Prash claimed that his DNA results from Igenia proved that he was of Jewish ancestry.

That is not true at all. We'll put a link down below to TBC Kawai's just decimating expose proving that Prash was engaging in obfuscation, and I would even say like forgery, like visual forgery, to try to prove that his

Igenia DNA results show that he's Jewish. They don't. The document he held up, oh man,

I'll just let TBC Kawai explain it. The only way I can put it is that Prash intentionally and quite deceptively engaged in intentional obfuscation and lying to try to prove that he's

Jewish. Again, he's not. As I said, he's as Jewish as the leprechaun from Lucky Charms, and we'll talk about that more in a little bit.

The link to that video will be down below, and also TBC Kawai's video over at BitChute that debunks his

DNA results. That'll be available as well. But what we're gonna do here first is we're going to establish

James Aloysius Prash Jr. number one, denying that his name is

James and claiming that his name is Jacob, and in fact, making a claim who he's named after.

But funny enough, this document from the state of New Jersey, yeah, from New Jersey, from New Jersey tells us who he's named after.

It says very explicitly who he's named after. We'll talk about that here in a second, but let's take a look at at least this response video where he takes on the idea that it's just ridiculous that his name isn't

Jacob. Then he goes on and you say, my name is not

Jacob. It's not. It's not my legal name. It's not your birth name, that's for sure.

My father is Irish. He is. And I assumed the name

Jacob in order to assume a Jewish identity for the purposes of the ministry.

Kind of looks that way. Yeah, I mean, because your name ain't Jacob. And he goes on, and again, in the longer episode we point out that this, what he's pointing to here, is the birth certificate of a fellow by the name of Adolph Brosh, whom

Jacob, James Prash, is not related to at all. Not even close. And the certification there is a

Nazi certification. This is a forged document. So a document that he used fraudulently, at least the evidence seems to show that he was trying to use this fraudulently to establish a

Jewish identity, and this is not related to his family tree at all. But listen to, again, very explicitly who he says he's named after.

I'm named after an ancestor called Jacob Brash. All right, so he claims that he's named after an ancestor called

Jacob Brash. Now, I say that the state of New Jersey says otherwise.

Now, I'm gonna point out, we're gonna go back to the initial document that I had, which was able to get me into the ballpark and on the right family tree.

And this is the obituary of James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s mother,

Maureen Connor Prash, and her obituary is online. We have a version of it that doesn't have a photo so that we can continue to respect the family by not showing the photograph of the deceased mother.

But again, you can find this at Legacy .com. Maureen A. Prash, Nee Connors, Connors is her maiden name, 86, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 26th, at the

Center for Hope Hospice in Elizabeth, New Jersey, surrounded by her loving family. The most important bit are the surviving relatives.

Beloved mother of James A. Prash Jr. Yeah, James A.

Prash Jr. and his brother Robert Prash, who confirmed that the Ancestry .com

family tree was not only legit, that it was paid for.

They paid a professional genealogist to put that together. So we're in the right neighborhood. Now the question is, is that James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s

birth name? Is that really his birth name, James A. Prash Jr.? Notice his mother's obituary doesn't have the name

Jacob at all, and there's a reason for that. So this letter came today.

Again, this, let me put that over there. It's out of focus, but it's from the state of New Jersey Department of Health Office of Vital Statistics and Registry, and wouldn't you know it, it's a public record.

That is James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s birth certificate. And I've scanned it, and we'll take a look at some of the vital information in it.

Here's the first look at it, if you would. And we're gonna really highlight this part here.

Father of child, James Aloysius Prash.

Okay. Mother. All right, let's go to that. Mother, we have that highlighted. Maureen Connors.

Uh -huh. Yes, that's the name from the obituary. Maureen Connors. James Aloysius Prash and Maureen Connors were the parents of a child who was born on, it looks like,

June 15th, 1953. All right, so let's take a look at, and by the way,

Bayonne, yeah, in New Jersey. And here's the name, the child's name,

James Aloysius Prash Jr. And that's what his birth certificate says.

James Aloysius Prash Jr. Now, I can already see the Morial cult trying to save face at this point, so let's deal with some of the verbiage on this particular copy of the birth certificate.

All right, so this document is not a true certified copy and is issued for informational purposes only.

And you'll note that there's a watermark, issued for informational purposes only.

That's kind of what it reads across here. Not to be used for identification or legal purposes.

That's what the watermark says across the top. And there's a reason for that. This is a public record. Births are public record.

But the reason why it says it hasn't been certified is so that I don't try to go out and get a driver's license claiming that my name is

James Aloysius Prash Jr. This was just to confirm that, you know,

James Aloysius Prash's birth information. And so, James Prash, how did he say it again?

Let's see what he said here. I'm named after an ancestor called Jacob Prash.

Yeah, well that's not what the state of New Jersey says. The state of New Jersey says that you were born, your birth name was

James Aloysius Prash Jr., which means you were named after your father.

Oh, and his name is right here on the birth certificate, James Aloysius Prash. And so his claims that his father is

Jewish just completely fall flat, because now we can see his father's name is

James Aloysius Prash. Why does that matter? Well, who's that middle name after?

The Roman Catholic saint Aloysius Gonzaga. Okay, that's who, that's where the name comes from.

And Aloysius is a popular saint among the Irish in Roman Catholic circles in Ireland.

Okay, so the fact that James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s father is named

James Aloysius Prash, and that right there, his middle name, is a

Roman Catholic saint, argues that he ain't Jewish. Not only is he not

Jewish, Aloysius is a popular saint among the Irish, and he's Irish.

Yeah, he's got some mixture of German in there as well, the broshes of Bad Orb, but yeah.

So we caught James Aloysius Prash Jr. in yet another lie. And why does this matter?

Because this man claims to be a Christian teacher, you know, he's out there telling us about what the

Bible says and stuff and stuff, but the reality is is that the things that he says are completely wackerdoodle, that heretical at best, in many cases, especially his teaching regarding the

Metatron, and we've debunked the whole Metatron doctrine, that his claims that the Metatron is taught in the book of Revelation, and that Jesus is the

Metatron, again, that's utter nonsense and heretical Christology. And we've caught him in yet another lie.

And all I had to do was apply for the public record, the public record of James Aloysius Prash Jr.'s

birth, and the state of New Jersey complied. And so they can say, well, well, that's just, it's not certified.

Well, of course it's not certified, because if it were certified, I could go out and get a driver's license in Prash's name.

The reason it's not certified is because all I wanted was the information, and they don't give certified copies of a birth certificate to somebody who isn't the person.

So you get the idea here. So they can claim all they want, well, it's not a certified copy.

Well, this is his birth certificate, and this is the record of his birth, and that's his birth name, and the fact that they've made it impossible for me to open up a driver's license or a bank account in his name doesn't mean that somehow the facts are different.

The facts are the facts. This is a public birth record. James Aloysius Prash Jr. was named after his father.

He was not named after Jacob Brosh. In fact, Jacob is not his birth name.

And I would even argue it isn't even his real legal name either, unless he went to a court and had it legally changed to Jacob.

But he was born James Aloysius Prash Jr., which is an Irish name.

And his father is named James Aloysius Prash. And again, Aloysius, Roman Catholic saint.

Any wonder that why, you look at the long episode that we did, he has ancestors who were baptized as infants in the

Roman Catholic Church after their death. On his father's side, they had high masses set for them in Roman Catholic parishes, and then they were buried in Roman Catholic cemeteries.

Yeah, odd behavior from the father's side of James Prash's family, since Prash claims that that's the

Jewish side of him. It ain't. He's a liar. He's a flat -out, fraudulent liar.

He's not qualified to be teaching in Christ Church at all. And over and over and over again, the documents prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Short episode, I think, but well worth it, and what we'll go ahead and do.

In the description down below, I'll put a link to this version of Prash's birth certificate.

This is a public record. There's no law being broken in doing that. We'll put it on the internet so that you can download it and see it for yourself, and pass it along to people, and say, ah,

James Prash lied, his name is not Jacob, and the reason I claim that he changed his name to Jacob was to create the false impression that he's

Jewish, in order to get street creds among people. But he's not. He's thoroughly

Irish, with a little bit of German thrown into. Alright, you get the point. So if you found this helpful, all the information on how you can share the video is down below in the description, and until next time, may

God richly bless you in the grace and mercy won by Jesus Christ and his vicarious death on the cross for all of your sins.