Pod Insights The Chris Voss Show The Chris Voss Show Podcast – The Parable of the 100 Sheep by Alex Fuleki About this episode The Parable of the 100 Sheep by Alex Fuleki https://www.amazon.com/Parable-100-Sheep-Alex-Fuleki/dp/1489752358 See all formats and editions God created hundred unique planets with a special test for the first man on it. Ninety-nine planets choose obedience to God but our planet, the number 100 failed. Adam chose the life of sin which gave Jesus the green light to carry out his plan to end evil. Without men participating in the life of sin and not having a universe with the dimensions of time and the present of matter, the problem of evil could not have been solved.
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1:20 Speaker 01 We're talking about his book that came out August 3rd, 2025, entitled, "The Parable of the 100 Sheep" by Alex Pulecki. We're going to get into his book, what it's about, and maybe how it can improve the quality of your life because that's what we do here in the Chris Voss Show. We're always trying to improve everyone's life. Rising tide lifts all boats, folks. So we're going to get in with him. We're going to talk about his background and everything else. Alex, welcome to the show.
1:47 Speaker 02 Thank you very much. It's nice to be here.
1:50 Speaker 01 It's wonderful to have you, sir. Give us any dot coms, emails, contact, wherever we want people to maybe reach out to you on the internet.
1:59 Speaker 02 No, other than the email, it is fine.
2:03 Speaker 01 All right. Do you want to give your email out on the show so people have it or it's up to you?
2:07 Speaker 02 Alex Pulecki at AOL dot com.
2:12 Speaker 01 AOL dot com, still using the dot com. That's been around for a long time.
2:19 Speaker 02 Once you get old, you're gonna stick to certain things.
2:23 Speaker 01 True.
2:24 Speaker 02 And all sometimes to change.
2:28 Speaker 01 Yeah. Now, and as always, folks, you can find him on Amazon with the book or any major book publisher, I'm sure, or distributor, and there'll be a link for that on the Chris Vos Show. So Alex, give us a 30,000 overview of what's inside this book.
2:44 Speaker 02 It started with the Bible verse in Genesis 3:15, which, in which God, for the first time, revealed his plan to save, clean the universe from evil, or solve the problem of evil. And I read this verse many, many times, but it never dawned on me that it has created a very great contradiction. God, in the verse, you see Christ presented as the seed of the woman
3:26 Speaker 02 who will cross the serpent and kill the serpent, and it will be the end of evil. Contradiction is, or a problem, or maybe the word contradiction is too strong. But the problem is, if we talk about a God who is self-existent, eternal,
3:52 Speaker 02 and doesn't depend on anything on the outside of himself to exist,
4:01 Speaker 02 how can he die? How can he transfer himself into a sinful human body, sinful world, and die on the cross, literally existential and real, physical death?
4:21 Speaker 02 And that was the question that...
4:25 Speaker 02 I was thinking about for a long time. And when God saw fit to give me the answer, he answered me through pointing my attention to the parable of the hundred sheep, in which Jesus clearly explains the details, how he is going to go about fulfilling his plan to rid the universe from evil or solve the problem of evil.
5:00 Speaker 01 Hey, you would think he could just wave a magic wand. You know, he's supposed to be God and control the universe and just wipe evil. He can just be like, yeah, that's out of here. I mean, he built the world in six days or seven days, right? Now, the parable of one hundred sheep, what does that refer to? What is the, what is that reference?
5:18 Speaker 02 When you read it, when you first read it, it doesn't make sense because it has contradiction. Here I could use the word contradictions of statements and ideas and facts. And that's number one. Number two, there is a strange emphasis on the word, on the number one hundred. And Jesus even illustrates it with a very elementary example, which should almost insult your intelligence.
5:58 Speaker 02 He says, when one wanders away, ninety-nine left. So that was unnecessary unless there is something more important Jesus wants to say.
6:18 Speaker 01 And so, in your book, you have this thing you talk about, "God created 100 unique planets with a special test for the man first on it." Tell us about that, and where's that in the Bible and stuff? Or how did you assimilate that knowledge?
6:33 Speaker 02 In order for God to carry out His plan, to rid the universe from evil, He had to create the platform in which He could carry this out. The platform was, at first, He created a universe in which we have the components of time, space, and matter. And then, He created, in that universe, He created a solar system, which is our present place to live, with the sun and the moon and the earth,
7:18 Speaker 02 and with the same three characteristics: time, space, and matter. And the third, He created an earth, a special earth that was not created before.
7:35 Speaker 02 The reason why He had to have time, space, and matter is because death cannot take place outside of that. Only in the presence of time, space, and matter. And when you read the creation of this earth, five days, God created things by pronouncing things to take place. He says, "Let there be light," so He created the sun. He says, "Let there be light at night," and He created the moon. He says, "Let there be birds, and fish, and animals," and so on,
8:21 Speaker 02 until the sixth day, when He created man. Man was not pronounced to be alive. He didn't say, "Let there be an atom."
8:38 Speaker 02 The God said, He created Adam out of the dust of the earth. Which is what matter? It is matter. And this is an absolute necessity for God to have in order to die. Without matter, time and space, he could not die. And this is how we should... I started to understand the parable of the hundred sheep. That God had to create a platform, a stage ruled by time.
9:20 Speaker 02 So he could enter into time. In God's place, in the universe, or in his kingdom, or eternity, whatever you want to call it. There is no time. There is no space. And there is no matter.
9:40 Speaker 02 So God had to create this. And this is how we have our universe, our solar system, and our unique earth, which was never done before.
9:53 Speaker 01 Now, where are these other 99 planets at? I mean, how do we verify this data is real? Is there a scientific sort of thing, or how does that work?
10:04 Speaker 02 Forgive me, I... First part of the sentence, oh, question I didn't understand.
10:09 Speaker 01 So where are the other 99?
10:13 Speaker 02 Yes. A hundred sheep. When God created the universe and created this earth, it was a unique creation. Because on it, He created a garden of Eden.
10:31 Speaker 02 In the garden, He had two trees. The tree of the good and knowledge of evil, and the tree of life. And when He created man... He instructed him to eat one fruit, but do not eat the other. Why did he do that? Because he needed, God needed, a sinful human being, into whom he could transfer. He could enter into time and actually, literally, existentially, die physically. Without this, without the sin of Adam,
11:15 Speaker 02 coming in a sinful body, God could not accomplish his goal.
11:21 Speaker 01 It's an interesting thing. Do you find a lot of people are accepted of that theory that you have espoused in the book?
11:29 Speaker 02 One more thought to it, first question. It's God kept creating these earths with the time of probation given to the first man. And he created 100 before the wrong choice was made. Adam, in each of these garden, had to choose between his eternal life or eternal death. And 99 chose life. And the 100th planet, which was created and documented in the Gospel,
12:13 Speaker 02 Book of Genesis, Chapter 2, will inform us that this 100th planet failed and succumbed to the temptation of Satan and introduced evil. And that immediately gave Jesus the green light to prepare and enter into a sinful man.
12:40 Speaker 01 Ah.
12:41 Speaker 02 If I may summarize everything what I see, summarize in one verse in the Bible. Hebrew, Book of Hebrews, Chapter 2, Verse 14.
12:58 Speaker 02 Inasmuch then as the children have partaken of flesh and blood, he himself likewise shared in the same, that through death, he might destroy him who had the power over death, that is, the devil. This is a beautiful summary of everything what so far we have talked about.
13:26 Speaker 01 Hmm. Now, so you wrote the book. When did you feel you needed to write the book? What was the proponent? Was there an aha moment where you were like, "You know, I really need to write a book about this." What was the proponent behind that?
13:41 Speaker 02 First of all, I was beyond description how happy I was that God gave me the honor to reveal this particular detail, which has never been done anywhere in 6,000 years. This is, I believe, this is the first time we are given the detail how God is going to accomplish his work. And now if somebody will find another way, I will be glad to acknowledge my mistake. But I think this is the first time I'm not mistaken.
14:26 Speaker 02 And the other thing that inspired me is that the Christian church in the last 2,000 years has drifted from this majestic plan that God had revealed and demanded in it an inner transformation
14:55 Speaker 02 so that we could be ready to live with God again without sin. The church has drifted from this and established itself as a religion.
15:09 Speaker 02 And mainly focusing on dogmas and beliefs, various other ideas that has nothing to do with our salvation. And the church, the Christian church is not a religion. Christianity, rather, is not a religion. But the transformation of the soul by the mercy and grace of God without sin. And that requires a spiritual life, not a religious life.
15:55 Speaker 02 And we could see how religion is damaging everybody. If we talk about, for example, now, if you ask me religion, let's talk about this religion. My religion is right, your religion is wrong. We end up arguing, accomplishing nothing. And this will not take us to heaven. Arguments, hatred, differential opinions will not take us to heaven.
16:34 Speaker 02 But transformation from sin of any kind, to stand before God sinless, that will allow us to live for it. That's the main difference.
16:51 Speaker 01 Who would you say is going to benefit your book? And what do you hope they come away with after reading it?
17:00 Speaker 02 First of all, I would like to see the theologians, Christian theologians, take this book and take it seriously, study it, and see that the Holy Spirit will give them the same answer he gave me. And the Bible students, the ministers of the church.
17:27 Speaker 02 And the members of the church, who have taken the sanctification seriously in their lives and made a serious effort to live according to the will of God, they would benefit greatly.
17:46 Speaker 01 Hmm, hmm, and you feel that they're not doing that now?
17:51 Speaker 02 Yes, yes. And it should be not because I want to sail or anything. Please, don't misunderstand me. I'm not interested in that. I am interested in passing on this most important commandment from God, that we must be without sin to stand before Him. The only way you could do it is to live a spiritual life, described very detailed in the New Testament.
18:31 Speaker 01 Hmm. Now, it's an interesting book. You've got a lot in there. Now, one of the things you talk about is asking readers to rethink the role of evil. What does that mean? And how does that reinterpretation hold up?
18:45 Speaker 02 What kind of evil? You use an adjective.
18:49 Speaker 01 Evidently, the role of...
18:50 Speaker 02 The role of evil.
18:52 Speaker 01 Yeah.
18:52 Speaker 02 Yes, sin has always been minimized, right from the beginning. It started as a very small insignificant evil act by Adam and Eve. God says, "Don't eat the fruit." So they said, "The fruit looks good. Why not?" It's a harmless insignificant act. Till you see the result. Most sins that we commit are like that. Insignificant, not important, until the consequences are beyond our strength to handle.
19:40 Speaker 02 And this is the problem. And today, as Christianity becomes more worldly, more mingled with worldly wisdom and worldly explanation of things, again, you see, sin is minimized. It's a mistake. It's a human error. To sin, to error is human. And they have all kinds of slogans to justify it. But they don't realize that all these mistakes, what they create in the world, look around
20:23 Speaker 02 in the world and see the chaos and the deterioration of morality and the murder, the suicide, drug addiction, wars, hatred, and even Christians not consider this seriously. And they say, we don't mind if, I don't care about forgiveness because I don't forgive you, but I won't remember. This is one of the prime examples they use to justify sin, to have it in the heart. But this doesn't work with God.
21:06 Speaker 02 God wants us to be sinless, bottom line.
21:10 Speaker 01 Huh. Why, why, let me ask you this. I mean, this is a pretty big universe. We just launched, we just launched stuff into space. Another thing is going to the moon. We're traveling farther than we've ever traveled through space. What, what scientific basis does this sin have? It seems like we dress up sin as, as, you know, some sort of utility for some being in the sky that we never see, have no proof of really, other than, you know, what some people wrote in a book thousands of years ago, who didn't understand science or molecular biology or anything else. What, what, I'm, I'm really confused on what the utility of sin is. It seems like, because if I sin, do you believe that if I sin, I go to hell?
21:55 Speaker 01 Or is it just the utility of sin? Because I'm kind of getting the impression that's what you're saying is, there's, sin is just a utility.
22:04 Speaker 02 Unfortunately, the church, the theologians, the ministers, did not study and emphasize the effect of sin.
22:17 Speaker 02 I wrote a book once, I don't know which one is behind me, six, five books, in which I have listed the sins of the Apostle Paul listed in the New Testament. There were eighty-three, eighty-three sins that the church has never paid attention to, and they don't care about. It took an outside influence to call the church to their attention to the fact that sin is this very, very powerful force that cannot be controlled.
23:00 Speaker 02 And the atheist in the world were the first to accuse the church for not clarifying the meaning of sin. They said, "Why? Why does evil and destruction and death have to exist side by side with God, whom you Christians call the God of love? What's the point?
23:29 Speaker 01 It's not very loving.
23:32 Speaker 02 Yes, so what's the point? And the church was silent. They could not explain it.
23:40 Speaker 02 The only reason Jesus came to this world, he entered into time, is to end the rule of evil.
23:53 Speaker 02 Any discussion, any other discussion is futility. This is where true theology should start and should end.
24:04 Speaker 01 Let me ask you this. I mean, I think I could think I kind of understand all this, but as we go out, give people a final pitch out to, is there anything we missed maybe that you wanna tease people out? You know, they gotta buy the book to learn a lot of this stuff. Is there anything else you wanna tease out before we go?
24:21 Speaker 02 No, no. You asked me the very important, most important questions, and I sincerely hope that I answered according to the standards of the Bible, not according to my own wisdom and knowledge. And I am very, very thankful and that you gave me this opportunity to discuss the main purpose of this book.
24:52 Speaker 01 Sounds good then. Thank you very much for coming on. We really appreciate it. Alex, thank you for all that.
24:59 Speaker 02 Thank you very much.
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25:34 Speaker 01 All right, Alex. Great show. Great job.
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