In the past, I have written articles about both Venus & The Moon. The symbolism used to depict these heavenly bodies are almost always synonymous with the woman. Venus is always depicted as a woman because Venus is considered the “goddess of love”. The moon has also through time been depicted as femiNINE. In understanding this it is also commonly known that the Moon has many very obvious connection to the woman. The 28-day MENstrual cycle is very obvious. The Moon also being connected to the woman is due to the fact that sexually the woman is the receiver. The Moon receives is brightness during it’s cycle due to the fact that it is absorbing rays of the Sun that are bouncing off the Earth’s biosphere. I have previously written about the movie Hidden Figures and the use of the color green to depict the planet Venus. You can find that article here.
The date 7/16/2018 the Moon and Venus will conjunct. Planets and points that form a conjunction are energies that are united. They are blended; therefore, they act together. I decided to explain a few very famous Renaissance paintings that correspond with Venus.
Botticelli The Birth of Venus – What is the meaning?
The painting shows the triumphant Goddess of Love and Beauty. The Romans knew her as Venus, while for the Greeks she was Aphrodite. She stands tall and naked at the centre of the canvas, looking ethereal and luminous. She seems to draw all attention to herself; a symbol of beauty, who is both physical and spiritual. If you believe the neoplatonic philosophers, contemplating her beauty is a way to elevate the human spirit and get closer to the divine.
Representation of mythological subjects was trending in the Renaissance. Allegories taken from classical culture, olympian divinities and their mythologies were used to express humanistic values. And Botticelli’s city, Florence, was an important centre for humanist studies. Cosimo de’ Medici the Elder sponsored a Platonic Academy here, with philosopher Marsilio Ficino leading the way. With his Birth of Venus, Botticelli was following a trend, speaking the language of the cultured, and pleasing his patrons.
The Birth of Venus by Botecelli
Why is she on a shell? The myth behind the painting
Venus, according to the Greek poet Hesiod who wrote the Theogony, was born out of sea foam. Ancient mythology is filled with blood and violence and this story is not an exception. The story goes that the God Uranus had a son named Cronus who overthrew his father, castrating him and throwing his genitals into the sea. This caused the water to be fertilised, and Venus was born.
After her birth she came ashore on a shell, pushed along by the breath of Zephyrus, the god of the west wind. In the painting we see Zephyrus embracing the nymph Chloris. The girl about to cover Venus with a flowery mantle is thought to be one of the Hours. They were the mythological handmaidens of Venus who also had power over the natural cycle of the seasons. The island she arrives at is Cyprus, or Citharea.
A masterpiece of Venetian painting by one of the finest Old Masters of the Renaissance in Venice, The Sleeping Venus (also known as the Dresden Venus) is a landmark work. For the first time in Renaissance art an almost life-sized nude fills the entire pictorial frame. It combines the traditional styles of representing Venus and a sleeping spring nymph. In addition, like The Tempest(1506-8, Venice Academy Gallery), its landscape backdrop is also much more than just a scenic by-product; through its balanced composition, it creates a mood that, along with the figure, creates a wonderful harmonious unity. These paintings paved the way for the development of the reclining female nude and landscape painting, upon which so much of Western painting has depended. Avidly collected by the avant-garde intelligentsia of Venice, Giorgione’s enigmatic High Renaissance painting was characterized above all by a dreamy lyricism largely created by his gradualist sfumato colouring, his refined mixing of colour pigments, and his blend of figurative and scenic elements. As it was, his premature death from plague meant that the landscape and sky of The Sleeping Venus had to be completed by Titian (c.1488-1576) – a close colleague who had fallen under Giorgione’s spell. He would later complete a similar work of his own, the Venus of Urbino (1538, Uffizi, Florence). Sleeping Venus by Giorgione The picture depicts the reclining figure of a sleeping nude woman whose profile seems to merge with that of the hills in the background. In addition to her nudity, her raised arm and the placement of her left hand on her groin add to the erotic quality of the work, which is itself somewhat degraded by the metallic silver coloured sheets, painted (in preference to the more usual white linen ones) by Titian. But the surrounding landscape, in its colour and curves, harmonizes perfectly with the Venus, who sleeps and dreams of love. She symbolizes not the act of love but the recollection of it. As mentioned above, she was not only the first nearly life-size nude of the Italian Renaissance – Botticelli’s Birth of Venus of 1484, was the first actual nude – she also personnified a new contemplative vision of nature and beauty, beginning a trend of ‘reclining nudes’ that continued in works such as The Sleeping Venus(1625-30) by Artemisia Gentileschi; The Rokeby Venus (1647-51) by Velazquez; The Nude Maja (1797-1800) by Goya; Olympia (1863) by Manet; and the Reclining Nude (1917-18) By Modigliani.
For ages, the moon has been adorned throughout many cultures. Due to a lack of understanding of ancient practices, there are many misconceptions about how we view ancient cultures today. There are many people that belong to the so-called conscious community for instance that belittle those that still adhere to religious texts such as the Bible, Quran, or Torah. Unbeknownst to many of this newfound group of hallelujah to Hotep faithful the ones they call their ancestors are the original creators of these allegorical myths. It is true that the three monotheistic religions were plagiarized from ancient stories. We must, however, adhere to the fact that the ancestral way was to teach the sciences in story form.
The Glyph For The Deity Iah As You Can See There Is A Crescent Moon
The moon has long been anthropomorphized to tell these greater mysteries. There are however many superstitions that have been passed down regarding the moon. Science seems to debunk all of these concepts so this is where intuitive thoughts and spiritual insight should be incorporated into a person’s views about the moon. It has been said throughout time that the moon can affect the way a person’s hair may grow. There have also been people that seem to think that certain animals in nature respond differently to the moon. There are some that tend to think that the moon is directly correlated to a woman’s menstrual cycle. Some people have even made the link between epileptic seizures and the moon cycle. Regardless of what people seem to adhere to one thing is for certain there should definitely be more incorporation of the moon’s cycles into our day to day affairs.
Hat-Hor/Het-Heru/Hathor Also Known As The Holy Heifer or The Cow That Jumped Over The Moon
The moon has been called many names in many different cultures. The moon has been made to be both masculine and femiNINE depending on the wisdom keepers of the cultures. For instance, in the ancient Egiptian or Kemetic culture alone, the moon can be attributed to Ausar/Osiris. Khonsu, Auset/Isis, Het-Heru/Hathor, Nephthys, Nebet, Neith/Nut, Iah, as well as Tehuti/Thoth. This ambiguity shows how complex the thoughts of the ancient cultures really were. These thoughts of sacred wisdom are called anthropocosmos. The idea that for each and everything on Earth there is a cosmic counterpart to such. This reasoning is why in the book of Matthew Yashua/Isa/Jesus told his disciples to “After this manner, therefore, pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, On earth as it is in heaven..“. This passage starts at Matt 6:9 because the 6 & 9 placed together to form the yin and yang symbol. This symbol is a symbol that is described in many ways but in this case, I will say it applies as a symbol of duality. This motif can mean heaven and earth, but it can also mean masculine and feminine! We must see the divine in both, however!
The Deity Khonsu An Embodiment Of The Moon
The moon has also been venerated in monotheistic religion as well. The word monotheism has its roots in the moon. The word itself related to the Greek god of sarcasm and pain called Monos. Their many other words related to the moon that we may never pay attention to as well. Take time to examine words like MONday, MONopoly, MONey, MONster, or deMON. These words are related to the moon as I explained in an earlier article on the ritual surrounding Kenneka Jenkins.
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The Hebrew word Shad is said to mean breast in Hebrew according to Strong’s Concordance!
Strong’s ConcordanceShadday: AlmightyOriginal Word: שַׁדָּי Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: Shadday Phonetic Spelling: (shad-dah’-ee) Short Definition: Almighty
Could this be the origin of a person of low morals being called Shady? Do note that the ancients saw the moon at differing times resembled a woman’s breast!
In Genesis 17:1 before the Bible was changed El Shaddy called herself “the god of many breasts”
Gen 17:1
When Abram was ninety-nine years old, the LORD appeared to him and said, “I am the Almighty God. Obey me and always do what is right.
17 + 1 = 18 or 6+6+6
This passage shows the connection to the Moon being that Abram was 99. This science is connected to the 99 attributes of Allah. In this realization, we see that one of the names of the moons in KMT was Iah! This AH ending is in the name Allah. So now you see why Abraham’s wife was named Sarah? This is also why the flags from Islamic countries dawn the crescent moon.
The respective flags for Pakistan and Libya
The respective flags from Malaysia and Turkey
We must also look at the scriptural names of many women ending the AH sound. Keturah, Delilah, Rebecca, Khadijah, and Fatimah, to name a few! In fact, in West Africa, the Yoruba goddess Yemeya is often connected to the Moon. The Ibo goddess Ala (pronounced Allah) is a moon deity. In Roman culture, the moon is called Luna. The Romans also called the moon Diana in some of their stories. Kazza is a name for the moon in Arturian culture. Raka and Chandra are both names used in Hindu culture. Chia and Huitaca are names used in the Muisca culture of the Andes. In Incan culture, the moon was named Mama Killa and Ka-Ata-Killa. The Mayans lived on a lunar calendar and they called the moon Maya! The Sumerians of Mesopotamia called the moon Inanna! The Lusitanian called the moon Ataegina.
The deities Tanit as Nut/Neith, Tehuti/Thoth, & Nut/Neith again as embodiments of the Moon
Lastly, the moon has often been associated with the cow in certain cultures. The ancient Egiptians called Het-Heru a lunar deity “the Holy heifer“. The children’s tale once told us that the cow jumped over the moon correct? What sound does a cow make Neo? Don’t they say “Moo”? In closing, I hope that this writing will help others garner a different perspective.
Moon Worship
The moon holds a mystical place in the history of human culture, so it’s no wonder that many myths — from werewolves to induced lunacy to epileptic seizures — have built up regarding its supposed effects on us.
“It must be a full moon,” is a phrase heard whenever crazy things happen and is said by researchers to be muttered commonly by late-night cops, psychiatry staff and emergency room personnel.
The human body is about 75 percent water, and so people often ask whether tides are at work inside us.
The moon and the sun combine to create tides in Earth’s oceans (in fact the gravitational effect is so strong that our planet’s crust is stretched daily by these same tidal effects).
Moon worship, adoration or veneration of the moon, a deity in the moon, or a personification or symbol of the moon. The sacredness of the moon has been connected with the basic rhythms of life and the universe. A widespread phenomenon, appearing in various eras and cultures, moon engendered a rich symbolism and mythology.
The moon is viewed in terms of the rhythmic life of the cosmos and is believed to govern all vital change. The cyclical process of disappearance and appearance of the moon is the basis of the widespread association of the moon with the land of the dead, the place to which souls ascend after death, and the power of rebirth. The lunar governance of this cycle likewise leads to association of the moon and fate.
The mythology of the moon emphasizes especially those periods when it disappears—the three days of darkness in the lunar cycle and eclipses. Both are usually interpreted as the result of battles between some monster who devours or slays the moon and who subsequently regurgitates or revives it. The interregnum is interpreted as an evil period necessitating strict taboos against beginning any new or creative period (e.g., planting or sexual intercourse). In some areas loud noises are part of a ritual activity designed to scare off the moon’s assailant.
Lunar deities, gods and goddesses who personify the moon and its cycles, are comparatively rare. In primitive hunting cultures the moon is frequently regarded as male and, particularly in regard to women, is understood as a preeminently evil or dangerous figure. In agricultural traditions the moon is usually regarded as female and is the benevolent ruler of the cyclical vegetative process.
Studies of full moon effects
Here are some of the reputable studies in peer-reviewed journals that have failed to find connections:
Epilepsy:
A study in the journal Epilepsy & Behavior in 2004 found no connection between epileptic seizures and the full moon, even though some patients believe their seizures to be trigged by the full moon. The researchers noted that epileptic seizures were once blamed on witchcraft and possession by demons, contributing to a longstanding human propensity to find mythical rather than medical explanations.
Psychiatric visits:
“The belief that the lunar cycle is associated with the onset and severity of psychiatric symptoms has persisted since the middle ages,” researchers write in 2014 in the journal ISRN Emergency Medicine. Has this belief been proved out by science?
A 2005 study by Mayo Clinic researchers, reported in the journal Psychiatric Services, looked at how many patients checked into a psychiatric emergency department between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. over several years. They found no statistical difference in the number of visits on the three nights surrounding full moons vs. other nights.
For the 2014 study, researchers led by Varinder Parmar of Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada, looked at psychiatric emergency-department visits around the night of the full moon: six hours, 12 hours and 24 hours before and after a full moon. During the 12 hours before and after a full moon, EDs saw significantly more patients with personality disorders as well as with more urgent triage scores (those who needed more urgent care). However, fewer patients with anxiety disorders showed up during the 12 hours and 24 hours prior to and following the full moon.
Lunacy:
People don’t seem to be “howling at the full moon,” at least according to the research out there.
A review, called a meta-analysis, of 37 published and unpublished studies regarding a link between the full moon and “lunacy” as well as other behaviors found that just 1 percent of the change in activities considered “lunacy” — mental hospital admissions, psychiatric disturbances, crisis calls, homicides, and other criminal offenses, according to the researchers — could be attributed to the full moon, the scientists wrote in their study published in 1985 in the journal Psychological Bulletin.
Emergency Room Visits:
Researchers examined 150,999 records of emergency room visits to a suburban hospital. Their study, reported in American Journal of Emergency Medicine in 1996, found no difference at full moon vs. other nights.
Surgery Outcomes:
Do doctors and nurses mess up more during the full moon? Not according to a study in the October 2009 issue of the journal Anesthesiology. In fact, researchers found the risks are the same no matter what day of the week or time of the month you schedule your coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
Not all studies dismiss lunar influence.
Pet Injuries:
In studying 11,940 cases at the Colorado State University Veterinary Medical Center, researchers found the risk of emergency room visits for pets to be 23 percent higher for cats and 28 percent higher for dogs on days surrounding full moons. It could be people tend to take pets out more during the full moon, raising the odds of an injury, or perhaps something else is at work — the study did not determine a cause.
Menstruation:
This is one of those topics on which you will find much speculation (some of it firm and convincing-sounding) and little evidence. The idea is that the moon is full every month and women menstruate monthly. Here’s the thing: Women’s menstrual cycles actually vary in length and timing — in some cases greatly — with the average being about every 28 days, while the lunar cycle is quite set at 29.5 days. Still, there is one study (of just 312 women), by Winnifred B. Cutler in 1980, published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, that claims a connection. Cutler found 40 percent of participants had the onset of menstruation within two weeks of the full moon (which means 60 percent didn’t). If anyone can tell me how this oft-cited study proves anything, I’m all ears. Also, one should be skeptical that in the intervening three-plus decades, nobody seems to have produced a study supporting Cutler’s claim.
A pair of conflicting studies in the British Medical Journal in 2001 leaves room for further research. In one of the studies, animal bites were found to have sent twice as many British people to the emergency room during full moons compared with other days. But in the other study, in Australia, dogs were found to bite people with similar frequency on any night. Some wild animals do behave differently during a full moon: For example, lions usually hunt at night, but after a full moon, they’re more likely to hunt during the day — likely to make up for the tough going on a moonlit night.
Sleep Deprivation:
There’s been a lot of research into this topic. In the Journal of Affective Disorders in 1999, researchers suggested that before modern lighting, “the moon was a significant source of nocturnal illumination that affected [the] sleep–wake cycle, tending to cause sleep deprivation around the time of full moon.” They speculated that “this partial sleep deprivation would have been sufficient to induce mania/hypomania in susceptible bipolar patients and seizures in patients with seizure disorders.” When I first wrote this story in 2009, I looked over these oft-cited suggestions, scoured the scientific literature, and could not find where any of them had been tested or verified with any numbers or rigorous study of any kind. Since then, there have been a few more studies on the topic.
A small study in 2013, of just 33 volunteer adults, found they slept less during the full moon even when they could not see the moon and were not aware of the current lunar phase. The researchers say the findings would need to be replicated before they could be considered reliable, however. Then in 2014, a broad review of sleep-moon research, done by scientists at Max-Plank Institute of Psychiatry, found no statistically significant correlation between the lunar cycle and sleep.
More recently, research published in March of 2016, of 5,800 children age 9 to 11 in 12 different countries, found they slept about 5 minutes less on nights with a full moon. That’s “unlikely to be important” from a health perspective, the researchers said, but it is interesting. They speculate that the brightness of the full moon may be the reason, but with all the artificial light around these days, they doubt that suggestion.
Expect more small studies in the future to suggest a link, and don’t be surprised if further broad scientific reviews find the possible connections to be shaky.
Myths persist
If one presumes that modern lighting and mini-blinds have pretty much eliminated the one plausible source of human-related moon madness, why do so many myths persist?
Several researchers point out one likely answer: When strange things happen at full moon, people notice the “coincidental” big bright orb in the sky and wonder. When strange things happen during the rest of the month, well, they’re just considered strange, and people don’t tie them to celestial events.
“If police and doctors are expecting that full moon nights will be more hectic, they may interpret an ordinary night’s traumas and crises as more extreme than usual,” explains our Bad Science Columnist Benjamin Radford. “Our expectations influence our perceptions, and we look for evidence that confirms our beliefs.”
And that leads to this final note, which is perhaps the biggest logical nail in the coffin of the moon madness myths:
The Suez Canal Was Created To Take Land From Africa & Weakened Egypt’s Geo-Political Power
Geopolitics may be the single most important component to aid humanity’s world views on the global conspiracy perpetrated by the haves against the have nots! We must overstand that those that seek tyranny and to suppress think and plan their agenda hundreds of years n advance! In writing this article I hope to help the majority to see who is really masterminding these operations!We must see how these mechanisms are used and educate others as well. Do not that anti-Zionism is not anti Semitism!It is pro-humanity and anti-oppression!
The Suez Canal and the British empire’s need for the Balfour Declaration
Scott continued to reason that there should be a Zionist state in Palestine because, “Palestine has special importance for Great Britain because in the hands of a hostile power, it can be made…a secure base which a land attack on Egypt can be organized…” Therefore, it is in Britain’s interest that “no Power should be seated in Palestine” that “is likely to be hostile” to British Imperialism. The left-wing New Statesman magazine was far more blunt in legitimizing support for the Balfour Declaration and Zionism. It was also more specific on why there should be a Zionist state in Palestine. It informed its readers that the “special interest of the British Empire in Palestine is due to the proximity of the Suez Canal.” The only obvious conclusion is then to imperatively “effect a Zionist restoration under British auspices.”
After all, the New Statesman added, the then position of Jews as “unassimilated sojourners in every land but their own can never become satisfactory…It is far better…to make a nation of them” in the interests of Empire. The Guardian’s and New Statesman’s reasons legitimizing the Zionist entity in Palestine were echoed by a prominent left-wing politician in this period, Colonel Josiah Wedgwood. He argued that Palestine was the “Clapham Junction” of the British Empire. As such a “friendly and efficient population” is required to settle there. And as Egyptians did not want the British occupation of their country, Palestine should be settled with “men on whom we can depend, if only because they depend on us…The Jews depend on us.”
Actual View of The Suez Canal
History testifies that the colonial-settler state of Israel essentially came about not as a result of the “decline of the Ottoman Empire” (John Rees) or as a legitimate British response to the first Palestinian uprising in the 1930’s (Richard Seymour) but as a result of the British Empire’s need for security for Egypt and specifically the British owned Suez Canal. The Empire’s first military governor of Jerusalem, Sir Ronald Storrs had claimed that Egypt was the “jugular vein of the British Empire.” At the turn of the twentieth century, eighty percent of the shipping passing through the Suez Canal belonged to the Empire. Therefore, with Palestine in close proximity to the canal, it was thought best to colonize it with European Jews so as to pre-empt any challenge to the British presence in Egypt either from the indigenous Arabs or another foreign power. The newly European Jewish settlers were to be the Praetorian Guard of Egypt and specifically of the Suez Canal. As such, in the words of Winston Churchill, European Jews would then “be especially in harmony with the truest interests of the British Empire” rather than “unassimilated sojourners in every land.
The Balfour Declaration Was Created To Make a False Jewish State
Taken From Supreme Science Volume 1
Question: I know the Bible talks about
Africa in the Old Testament, so it has to have its origin with Nubians. Can you
explain what happened once it fell in the hands of Europeans and Middle Easterners?
Answer: First let me say that the Middle East didn’t exist until 1869. The Suez Canal was built and open to navigation on November 17, 1869. Before this, there was no such thing as the Middle East. The oil in the so-called Arab states today truthfully belongs to the original Nuwbun/Melanite people. The word Suez is Zeus backward; this should let everyone know that this was planned and controlled by Europeans. No Islamic state would name a canal after Zeus. The date the Suez Canal was open added together is 42 and in Hebrew Gematria, both F.E.M.A and Mecca equal 42.
42 is also a number connected to the deity Ma’at ie the 42 Principles of Ma’at!
In knowing that Suez is Zeus backward we must know that Zeus us the planet Jupiter. The word for father in Greek is Pater or Piterso Jew Pater really is Jupiter! Jupiter is the Jewish father this is why the Zionist named the Suez Canal after him!
Suez is Zeus backward! Wake Up Neo!
Jupiter is usually thought to have originated as an aerial god. His identifying implement is the thunderbolt and his primary sacred animal is the eagle, which held precedence over other birds in the taking of auspices and became one of the most common symbols of the Roman army (see Aquila). The two emblems were often combined to represent the god in the form of an eagle holding in its claws a thunderbolt, frequently seen on Greek and Roman coins. As the sky-god, he was a divine witness to oaths, the sacred trust on which justice and good government depend. Many of his functions were focused on the Capitoline Hill, where the citadel was located. In the Capitoline Triad, he was the central guardian of the state with Juno and Minerva. His sacred tree was the oak.
Jupiter/Zeus at war with Kronus/Saturn
The Romans regarded Jupiter as the equivalent of the Greek Zeus, and in Latin literature and Roman art, the myths and iconography of Zeus are adapted under the name Iuppiter. In the Greek-influenced tradition, Jupiter was the brother of Neptune and Pluto, the Roman equivalents of Poseidon and Hades respectively. Each presided over one of the three realms of the universe: sky, the waters, and the underworld. The Italic Diespiter was also a sky god who manifested himself in the daylight, usually identified with Jupiter. Tinia is usually regarded as his Etruscan counterpart.
Always remember that nothing is what they’ve told you! There is always more for you to know! The Zionist not only stole your lands, but they also named it after Zeus! You can think this is a coincidence but these are co-incidents!
I have written many things over the years to show the fallacies of the 3 Euro-based monotheistic religion. Many of you may think that Islam isn’t a Euro-based religion but you are sadly mistaken. Many of you may think the same about Judaism, but again you are sadly mistaken. What you must begin to see is the differences in our original practices and what became the dogmatic practices that are celebrated today due to lack of knowledge or downright deception in the name of god. I have written an article in the past showing that the same company publishing almost 80% of the Bibles in the world also publishes the Satanic Bible and gay porn as well. You can read that here!
Today I would like to explain the significance of the Rock-Hewn Church at Lalibela in Ethiopia. First, to see this part you must know that the first church was the Coptic Church. The common narrative used in describing the world’s oldest church is connected to false biblical doctrine. Many websites listed will say that the oldest church in the world is Saint Georgeous Church in Rihab in northern Jordan, built-in 230 AD. According to the false narrative, this church is where early Christians fled to escape persecution. Supposedly Archaeologists say they have evidence suggesting the church sheltered the 70 disciples of Jesus Christ. According to experts, the 70 fled from Jerusalem during the persecution of Christians. The secret underground church allowed them to practice their rituals in secret. Historians say they didn’t leave the cave until the Christian religion was embraced by the Roman Empire. A mosaic inscription on the floor of the church describes the early Christians as ‘the 70 beloved by God and Divine’. Archaeologists say there is a circle shape area in the cave, believed to be the apse, and several stone seats for the ecclesiastics.
First off you have every right to believe this narrative. This narrative also brings into question the number of disciples Jesus Christ of the Bible had. The so-called oldest church in the world shows depictions of 70 disciples so now you must ask where have these extra 58 disciples been the whole time. The number 58 can become the number 13 however because 8 + 5 = 13. The 13th letter of the English alphabet is M. I have explained the esoteric meaning of numbers and letters that correspond to help you see the codes for some time now. The M is Muhammad, Messiah, Moses/Musa, Malachi, Mary, as well as many others. This motif is simple to overstand because M is the median point! The axis of the language. I teach about Ancient Kemet in-depth because it being the axis of the world’s knowledge! In explaining this you must know that the original customs and traditions that became religion were funded in Ancient Kemet aka TamaRe. The Coptic Church origin is said to have begun in Egypt.
According to National Geographic, the word Coptic’s origin is in Kemet.
The name Copt has had a long journey. It comes from the European pronunciation of the Arabic word qibt, which derives from the Greek name for Egypt, Aigyptos. This in turn is derived from Hwt-ka-ptah, a temple in Memphis dedicated to Ptah. The Coptic language also arose from a blend of cultures, of Egyptian words written in Greek script. Several dialects evolved over the centuries, and many important Christian texts have been discovered written in Coptic.
The following is an excerpt from my book Red Pill Alchemy Volume 1!
The first thing we must know is about the planet’s “Axial Tilt”.
The planet sits on a 23.5-degree tilt
while revolving on its axis. In Sufi Islam Al Qutb, which means “the axis”, is
the perfected state of man. It is widely believed that a person can reach
“Qutbhood” through what’s called “Mushahadah”. Mushahadah is said to be the vision of God obtained by the illuminated heart of
the seeker of truth. Through Mushahadah, the Sufi
acquires yaqin or real certainty,
which cannot be achieved by the intellect or transmitted to those who do not
travel the Sufi path. The ultimate goal of the Sufi is to overcome the carnal
self and win the mujuhadah. The mujuhadah or jihad that the Sufi fights are the inner struggle within one’s self. They
can then see as Allah sees and shed the veil (hijab) of ignorance.
These beliefs are far from what the mainstream
media in America depicts Islam to be.
Sufi, however, is one only sect of Islam and there are other sects that have been known to make Quranic translation seem more literal. The sad reality, in this case, is that unbeknownst to many, Sufiism may be the closest form of worship to our original metaphysical.
Rock-Hewn church at Lalibela carved out of rock.
Notice the X from the aerial view!
Notice the X symbolism surrounding the cross.
The conquering Lion of Judah the flags make an X as well!
The pyramid shows an X from the aerial view.
The Union Jack flag of the UK U/21 + K/11 = 32 which is 23 inverted. They want to be 23 the axis but they have stolen our sciences.
The 4 fixed signs of the Zodiac aka S.A.L.T Scorpio, Aquarius, Leo, & Taurus!practices. Taking this a step further we see that the word Qubtic is relative to the Egiptian word Coptic. The Coptic church is said to be the oldest church in Christianity. This becomes extremely important to see that even the concepts of churches today originate with Egipt and Ethiopia. The most popular Coptic church is called the Monolithic Church. This name was given to a collection of 11 churches in Lalibela Ethiopia, which is in a region called Amhara. The most renowned of these churches is the rock-hewn church of St. George, also called Bete Giyorgis. You may recall in song lyrics for The Final Hour, Lauryn Hill said: “now I’m a get the mozzarella like a Rockefeller still be in the church at Lalibela singing hymns acapella”. Lauryn amongst many other of our entertainers have been trying to wake you up for too Long Neo! This church is carved out of one single rock in the mountain region of Amhara. Ethiopia is divided into 9 ethnic regions, Amhara being in the northwest part of the country. Ethiopia is our Ether-Utopia as we see that the Amhara region holds Ethiopia’s largest of inland water called Lake Tana. The name Tana just so happens to be an anagram form the Egiptian deity Anat.
How long has Lauryn been
trying to wake you Neo?
Anat was known in many cultures. In KMT/Egipt she was known as a war deity, and often paired with Ashtart. They become allies to Set/Sutukh in his contest against Heru/Horus. Set/Sutukh would be considered in one aspect of allegory as the desert of lifeless land. So, these deities as women i.e. water as in the primordial waters of the womb. They help overcome their barren land and make nature fertile and full of life. The Akkadian story of Anat shows her as An/Anu the ruler of heaven in femiNINE form. Anat is mentioned in the Bible in multiple places as either a person or a place. She is mentioned in Joshua chapter 19 in the allotment for Naphtali/Nephthys. Joshua/Yashua 19:38 “Iron, Migdal El, Horem, Beth Anath, and Beth Shemesh. There were nineteen towns and their villages.”.
Do note that the Bible lists Anat 0r Anath as a person is two verses and a place in two verses.
Neither did Naphtali drive out those living in Beth Shemesh or Beth Anath; but theNaphtalites too lived among the Canaanite inhabitants of the land, and those
Iron, Migdal El, Horem, Beth Anath and Beth Shemesh.Yiron, Migdal-el, Horem, Beth-anath, and Beth-shemesh–nineteen towns with their surrounding villages.
These verses further validate that the Bible is a book of allegory versus literal translation. Moving forward we see that the word Qubt or Qibt means axis!
Qutb, Qutub, Kutb, Kutub or Kotb (Arabic: قطب), means ‘axis’, ‘pivot’ or ‘pole’
So as you can see the word Coptic is associated with Kemet of Egipt and is defined as the axis! The original Axis or Qubt of religion started in Egipt. The traditions of the Coptic Church are a replica of the Mystery System of the ancestors! The Qubtic axis relates to the deity Tawraret and this is where Torah comes from. The original Ta or Ptah people migrated into Ethiopia. These events were in large part due to wars. There many monuments that prove the Ethiopians were once the Egiptians! The Qubtic or Coptic church is however traced back to Kemet. The church was alleged to have started in 42 AD.
According to its tradition, the Coptic Church was established by Saint Mark, an apostle and evangelist, during the middle of the 1st century (c. AD 42).[2] Due to disputes concerning the nature of Christ, it split from the rest of the Christendom after the Council of Chalcedon in AD 451, resulting in a rivalry with the Byzantine Orthodox Church. In the 4–7th centuries the Coptic Church gradually expanded due to the Christianization of the Aksumite empire and of two of the three Nubian kingdoms, Nobatia and Alodia, while the third Nubian kingdom, Makuria, recognized the Coptic patriarch after initially being aligned to the Byzantine Orthodox Church.
An obelisk found in Axum the same obelisk is shown in Kemet
So you see that the oldest church can’t be in Jordan. We must also overstand that we will be misled until we seek facts and truth! I explained these things because the traditions of the Coptic church is based on Ancient Kemetic practices. Do note that the year 42 AD is also code for the 42 principles of Ma’at the Egiptian deity. Now in finishing up, do know that the Axum is the axis!
Axum or Aksum (/ˈæksuːm/; Tigrinya: ኣኽሱም Ak̠ʷsəm; Amharic: አክሱም Ak̠sum) in Ethiopia is the site of the historic capital of the Aksumite Empire. It is now a tourist town[1][2][3] with a population of 66,800 residents (as of 2015).
The X is so prevalently shown in Kemet and Ethiopia due to the X representing the four fixed signs of the Zodiac
The path that I have traveled to attain knowledge, wisdom, and overstanding has inspired what I write in so many ways. Due to these travels, I have looked in every nook and cranny possible to gain insight and clarity. This article will be followed by other articles due to the complexity of the esoteric concepts implied. In this article, the focus is on The Hebrew letter Bet. In order to comprehend language, we must comprehend the spiritual force behind the words we speak. In order to truly do this, we must comprehend the letters withing the words. We may also realize why the ordering of these letters. A perfect example of this is the word alphabet. The word alpha comes from the Greek language.
Strong’s Concordancealpha: alphaOriginal Word: ἄλφα Part of Speech: Indeclinable Letter (Noun) Transliteration: alpha Phonetic Spelling: (al’-fah) Definition: alpha Usage: alpha; the first letter of the Greek alphabet.
In Arabic, the first letter is Alif
In Hebrew, the first letter Aleph
The word Bet means house in Hebrew.
Now in understanding that the word alphabet means the first house. The word in itself carries a cosmic connection in the creative cycle. We see the true esoteric assignment in knowing that there are macrocosmic and microcosmic connections to these words. Once we begin to look deeper into these topics we can see so many mysteries unraveled.You should now see how a phrase like “bet the house” carries another esoteric motif!
Bet the House
The following is an excerpt from my book Red Pill Alchemy Volume 1
So,
now stepping back into the creation cycle we see how important the numbers
9,10, &11 are to the Hindu teachings. We also see that great philosopher
Manley P Hall referred to the dot in the circle as a primitive germ. This
symbolism goes hand in hand with what was explained earlier about the
primordial deities and the correspondence of the cosmic waters being equivalent
to the womb. The fact that the primordial deities Nun and Chaos refer to the
cosmos which is relative to the womb! We are coming through a cosmic womb in
which is 0-9 or the three sets of 3! This is our primordial descent, and this
is why we are in water for nine months in our mother’s womb! Now overstanding
this at the 10/Yod “hand of god” we see
that the man is 1 and woman is 0. We then
enter the parallel and the pair of EL/Elohim as used in the Genesis construct.
EL is even at 11 Al Khalaqa. The 12th attribute Al Bari “the maker” is now taken into action because Genesis or B’reshith is the second phase after the primeval germ! The Old Testament, New Testament, & Quran all start with the B! The Quran starts with Muhammad saying Bismi! The New Testament starts with the word Biblos, which mean book in Greek! Finally, the Old Testament starts with Bara! The secondary phase is the house that is constructed for all that is made to fit inside of creation! The second letter in Hebrew is Bet נ, is relative to the 12th attribute Al Bari! Bet or BeYT is a cosmic womb!
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Cosmic Bet
Thus, cosmic Bet was an all-powerful energy-intelligence simply because her structure embodied the all-embracing unified whole. Her three-column structure enabled cosmic Bet to establish blessings in the universe and to bring about the unification of all the upper and lower worlds. I would like to suggest to the reader that you at least taste the awesome power of the universe. Scan the 72 names of god below and you will discover Lightforce inherent in the Hebrew letters of Alef Bet. If you cannot read Hebrew, may I suggest that you read the code of the letters anyway? I assure you that your subconscious—the real you, the 99 percent of you—will capture the essence of the cosmic code of the Lightforce. You will retain at least some of the portion of the internal Lightforce of the Creator. At this point, you may be asking yourself. How can a simple examination of letters that I can’t even read open a cosmic connection within my inner self?
The Cosmic Womb the Soul’s First House
Observe the checkout counter the next time you go to the supermarket. You will notice the clerk passing your packaged food items over a scanner so that a funny-looking configuration of lines faces the scanner. The scanner relays this information in a computer, which in turn instantaneously transmits the purchase price back to the cash register. This is precisely the interrelationship that exists between our eyes and our brain. When we scan the table of the 72 Names of God, we are entering information into our mental operating system. So, if you’re not familiar with Hebrew letters or words, at least you have the opportunity of copying the 72-letter data into the personalized computer of your mind. We have now connected with the software program or cosmic Bet by understanding her three-column structure. We have gained knowledge, and knowledge is the connection to the true reality. Information exists whether we know it or not, but knowledge is the connection between ourselves and the information. Knowing is a form of connection. Obviously, there was an act of physical intercourse between Adam and Eve, but that is not the point emphasized by the Zohar. The only way information can become connected with us is when we know it, thus turning mere information to knowledge. To know cosmic Bet, we had to first understand why she is structured the way she is. With that knowledge, we can proceed to make contact with the internal energy-thought-intelligence of the Lightforce that enables Bet’s unique blessing-energy to wield so much power. The Lightforce adjusts itself to the capability and capacity of the vessel manifesting the Lightforce in Bet’s case, the Lightforce created the ultimate engine of the universe—the unified model that would maintain balance in the cosmos.
Let us, therefore, examine what the Zohar tells us about the Lightforce as it became manifest within cosmic Bet. “Cosmic Bet” is the secret of Chochmah. She contains the mystery of Nekudah BeHaihkalah (Point of the Hail) for she represents Chesed (Mercy) of Chochmah. The light of Mercy is “hail” or “house” for the Light of Wisdom (the Lightforce). This the ultimate in “blessing” (balance), a point illustrated by the prophet Malachi in the verse: “I shall pour unto you a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. The Light that “descends” from the Endless is not diffused as it slices through the cosmos. From the beginning of its journey to the end. It is not deflected from its straight course by any metaphysical of energy or by any of the curtains it passes through. Therefore, cosmic Bet stated that she was suitable to be the channel of creation because she alone was not affected by negative forces and influences. The Dark Lord, seeking to increase dominion over the cosmos, could not use cosmic Bet as a source for additional energy. Only through a lack of deficiency can Satan find an opening by which to attack its victim. Cosmic Bet had no such lack; therefore, she was not vulnerable to the Dark Lord’s nefarious stratagems.
Now You must look at the houses of Astrology much different!
As you can now see the complexity and construct of the true creative sciences embody a vantage point that surpasses the typically vague and generic ideals pushed on the masses! We must realize that these principles were originally common knowledge in our original state. We must also see that numbers and letters have esoteric values that teach us greater mysteries! For these reasons, we must begin to incorporate ancient languages into how we decipher The Matrix, as well as numerical patterns! The Matrix is a womb as well as a construct!
Bet is the cosmic house that is constructed to place creation!
The land that is called Jerusalem today is a fallacy created by Zionism. The landthat we now call Israel is the product of propaganda. Truthfully there is no such place. The stealing of this land was a geopolitical move to rob the resources and wealth of the region. The whole middle east is truthfully supposed to be Africa. The creation of the Suez canal in 1869 separated the land so that a Zionist state could be created with the Balfour declaration of 1917. In establishing these facts we can now see how propaganda through religious lies has duped the world in so many ways. This region of the world has made trillions is oil production and the Zionists along with fake Arabs have been able to use the Isaac and Ishmael myth to acquire wealth beyond measure.
I will continue to shed light on these matters in future articles. Today I want to explain that Peru is the real Jerusalem and that the once capital was built to honor Heru the deity of kingship!The narrative of the Americas and Africa being separate is a mechanism of division as many of the practices of Native Americans were only different in name and geography to those in Africa. The key to the mystery of Peru is however easily deciphered in the name itself. Peru=Heru=Jeru! Heru is the deity of kingship as previously mentioned. Heru=King and Salem=Peace! In Arabic Salaam is peace. In Hebrew Shalom means peace. Salem means the exact same thing.
Salem is the place where Melchizedek housed (Genesis 14:18). After the war of Four against Five Kings, Abraham’s nephew Lot is abducted and Abraham sets out with a small army to rescue him. When they do, they loot the abductors while they’re at it, and bring back the spoils. This evokes gratitude among the locals, among whom king Melchizedek of Salem.
Melchizedek achieves legendary status in the Bible, also because the town called Salem is renamed at some point, and becomes known as Jerusalem. According to Psalm 76:2 God’s tabernacle is in Salem.
The name Salem appears twice but in only one passage in the Greek New Testament, and this in conjunction with Melchizedek (spelled Σαλημ; HEBREWS 7:1 and 7:2).
Etymology of the name Salem
Originally the name Salem probably had to do with a Ugaritic god, but transliterated this name neatly concurs with the Hebrew verb שלם (shalem) meaning to be complete, sound, and the familiar noun שלום (shalom), meaning peace
Melchezidek is mentioned 10 times in the Bible, most notably in dealing with Abraham. He was given a tenth of what Abraham earned in exchange for a blessing. Many pimp/preachers today use this to justify their money-hungry rhetoric to promote tithing.
He is called priest of the Most High and King of peace. His passages in the bible are used heavily in freemasonry as Jesus and David entered the Order of Melchezidek
Psalms 110-4
4The Lord has sworn And will not relent,“You are a priest forever According to the order of Melchizedek.
Hebrews 7 21-22
21(for they have become priests without an oath, but He with an oath by Him who said to Him:“The Lord has sworn And will not relent, ‘You are a priest [f]forever According to the order of Melchizedek’ ”), 22by so much more Jesus has become a [g]surety of a better covenant.
I will later explain to you how the Jesus myth is connected to the David myth!
Strong’s Concordance Malki-tsedeq: “my king is right,” an early king of SalemOriginal Word: מַלְכִּי־צֶדֶק Part of Speech: Proper Name Masculine Transliteration: Malki-tsedeq Phonetic Spelling: (mal-kee-tseh’-dek) Definition: “my king is right”, an early king of Salem
City of The Hidden Name
Egyptians did not call their city “Thebes.” The Greeks gave that name to the city. Whatever name the Egyptians first gave to the city payroll that this capital was in “Upper Egypt”, and that it was called the throne of Heru. Heru was one of Egypt’s earliest Pharaohs, and he was so famed in antiquity that his name gave us the word “hero. “Using is hieroglyphics, Egypte wrote the name “Heru” by drawing the profile of a standing hawk. But when I checked the hieroglyphs for the symbol used to write the name Thebes, the likeness of a strange animal was drawn, which scholars cannot identify. They cannot identify the animal because they did not know that this city was built in Peru. The animal shown with the city’s name is the square-eared llama of South America.
Egiptian ship shown making travel to the west
Since the lakes around Memphis were designed to show a crocodile, would the ruins of Thebes-Jerusalem show the outline of a llama? I considered that possibility, but I remember something. Egypt’s priests had let out a secret about this city. The scribes wrote that the capital city was: “the city with the hidden name. “The old writings revealed another secret a temple at Thebes was called “the eye of Re, mistress of temples. “I believed these were secret codes to what was designed in the layout of the city. Scholars had long ago interpreted that the Egyptians referred to the man, Heru as Re. the cold in the hieroglyphs seem to say that the city was built in the likeness of Heru and that a temple was built where Heru’s eye would normally be. The ancient Egyptians have been so ingenious that they would build Bay City and make it show its name and its layout? If Thebes were not built in the shape of a llama, then maybe it would be in the shape of a Hawk, and maybe the structure serving as a temple would be positioned where the Eye of the Hawk would be.
Maccha Pichu of Peru The Land of Heru!
I turned through the pages of the mustard-colored book, examining the layouts of the ancient cities of South America. My fingers froze on illustrations of Cuzco! The walls, streets, rivers, and canals of Cuzco formed a clear image of the profile of a Hawk- the Egyptian hieroglyphic for the word Heru. I looked closer at the drawings, there were foundation stones from what had been around the temple, and the stones were forming the Eye of the Hawk! I couldn’t celebrate: something was igniting urgency in the. The pieces were flying together. My heart was pounding. When Josephus penned his important history Antiquities of the Jews, he shared an interesting thing about ancient Jerusalem. “When David had cast the Jebusites out of the Citadel, he also rebuilt Jerusalem, and named it the city of David, and abode there all the time of his reign; but for the time that he reigned over the tribe of Judah only and Hebron, it was seven years and six months. Now when he had chosen Jerusalem to be his Royal City, his affairs did more and more prosper, by the providence of God, who took care that they should improve and be augmented.
Hiram also, the King of the Tyrians, sent ambassador was to him and made a league of mutual friendship and assistance with him. He also sent him presents, Cedar trees, and mechanics, and men skillful and building architecture, that they might build him a royal palace at Jerusalem. Now David may have buildings round about the lower city: He also joined the Citadel to it and made it one body; and when he had encompassed all with walls, he appointed Joab to take care of them. It was David, therefore, who first cast the Jebusites out of Jerusalem, and called it by his own name, the city of David: for under our forefather Abraham it was called (Salem, or) Solyma; but after that, some say that Homer mentions it by that name Solyma,
For he named the temple Solyma, according to the Hebrew language, which denotes security. In the footnote about the name Jerusalem, and the editor wrote, “some copies of Josephus have here Solyma or Salem, and others Heirosolyma, or Jerusalem. The latter best agreed to what Josephus says elsewhere, that this city was called Solyma or Salem, before the days of Melchezidek, but was by him called Heirosolyma, or Jerusalem. That simple footnote, showing that Jerusalem was also Heirosolyma, help unlock the secret location of Jerusalem in the Americas. Greek writers prefer using the name Horus and Heiro instead of Heru. So Heru, Horus, and Heiro, all refer to the ancient deified Pharaoh that the Egyptians called Heru. Rome’s Julius Caesar explained in his Gallic Wars that the word solym was taken from the word sol which means son.
Combining pieces of understanding from the biblical narratives from the footnote and Josephus, from the notes of Julius Caesar, and from the Egyptian histories, the banning of the name Jerusalem was uncovered. The biblical city called Jerusalem was the Egyptian capital city named for Heru, the deified Egyptian king whose memory was to be kept alive by using the daily presence of the sun to commemorate him. Jerusalem’s name was more properly, Heru-Solym, from Heru and the sun. If that is offensive to some, I can only say, wait until you comprehend the meaning of the biblical writing called Revelation where it reveals Egypt’s great founder Amen (Rev 3:14). That passage uncovers the meaning of events in Genesis and the Old Testament, generally. Those older Scriptures are called Revelation for a reason. Now I understood why the ancient hieroglyphs describe the man Amen to the “far-seeing.” It was written that Amen had built Heru’s city to last “for 1 million years.” Egypt’s design of Jerusalem and the hidden name that Egypt placed in that design had so far lasted more than 17,000 years. The gigantic walls and foundations at Cuzco had even survived Spain’s massive destruction of “the forbidden histories” the conquistadors had no way to fly above the city, so they cannot see what Egypt had done. They cannot see the name Heru being spelled out by the city’s walls and streets and other structures. Jerusalem was built with stones crying out the city’s name. Here was the Horus-throne of Upper Egypt, sitting in a Valley nearly 12,000 feet above the sea. It was clear why the hieroglyphs describe this city as being an Upper Egypt. More importantly, it could finally be understood what was meant by biblical narratives that want Jerusalem will come down from the mountain. There was one dilemma that needed resolving the Bentresh Stele showed Thebes to be so far away that 17 months was needed to travel between Beken, and the Yucatán and the Thebes where Ramses was. Moses had reached South America, from the Yucatán, and less than two months; so the need for 17 months of travel to reach Peru from Beken and the Yucatán seem to rule out Peru as being the site of Jerusalem. That dilemma was answered by the other Egyptian hieroglyphics, which clarified that there were actually two Egyptian cities called Thebes. One Thebes was called, “Thebes of the West.” I had to remember that the Egyptian hieroglyphic text called the Americas “The South Land and the North Land,” just as we still call those two continents South America and North America. Egypt also called the Americas the two lands the ancient hieroglyphics place “Thebes of the West” in the two lands and the Americas.
The last thing that I want to point out here is that the Egiptian hieroglyph showed Jerusalem as a Llama. Llama are not native to Egipt so these truths are undeniable. The evil conquistadors came to destroy what the ancestors accomplished but our truths still remain!
I often show the correlations from many ancient cultures and how they entered into Euro-Based religious dogma. So this article is no different. Hopefully, these articles will inspire people to look deeper into their belief system. Maybe if some of us learn the truth we can stop passing judgment on those that don’t subscribe to the same concepts. I write this not to attack anyone. I am simply pointing out the origins of the religions that have separated humanity for far too long.
Today I want to explain Malachi Ch 4 hoping to give insight to those that have been fed a literal doctrine. You must begin to realize that these passages in your Holy Books were meant to teach you greater mysteries about self. These ideas were never meant to be taken literally. First and foremost we must examine what the chapter of Malachi is in reference to the Bible itself.
Malachi 4 just so happens to be the last chapter in the Old Testament. The word Malachi means my angel. The word Malak means angel in Hebrew and whenever you see an I in a word in Hebrew it makes the word possessive. The words Rab and Rabbi and a perfect example! The word Rab means lord, chief, master, or sustainer and Rabbi means my lord, chief, etc.
In Judaism, a rabbi is a teacher of Torah. This title derives from the Hebrew word רַבִּי rabi, meaning “My Lord or Master”, which is the way a student would address a master of Torah. The word “master” רב rav literally means “great one”.
MALAK
OTHER SCRIPTS:HEBREW (מַלְאָךְ) ARABIC (ملك)ORIGIN:HEBREW / ARABIC NAME ROOT:MAL’AK > MALAKNATIVE NAME ROOT:MAL’AK (מַלְאָךְ) MALAK (ملك)MEANING:
This name derives from the Hebrew and Arabic “mal’ak > malak”, meaning “angel, messenger”. In the Hebrew Bible the noun “Malak” (messenger) is used 214 times, of which approximately (according to translations in the King James Version) 103 times concern human messengers and 111 times concern heavenly messengers. The term “Malak Yhwh”, Hebrew for “messenger of Yahweh”, in the King James Version “angel of the Lord”, occurs 65 times and always in the singular. In English translation it is usually accompanied with the definite article.
Now that we’ve established this let’s look at the chapter in itself. The subtitle for the chapter is the ” The Great Day of the Lord “. Now to look at this we must overstand that the Lord being mentioned here is the Sun. Malachi 4:1 ends by saying ” saith the LORD of hosts,” This lord of hosts is the Sun aka Michael aka Malachi! The angels are merely an allegory for the 7 visible planets.
The Seven Traditional Planets
The 7 Traditional Planets of the ancients. You must remember that Neptune, Pluto and Uranus had not been discovered, as the ancient magi did not have the necessary astronomical equipment. However the Archangels who are now associated with those planets where know.THE SUN The day associated with the Sun is, of course, Sunday and the image and feel of the Sun’s rays is the personification of fire. Under the Sun we experience a feeling of well being and contentment ( for those who reside in the the cold, darker countries, that is, therefore the Sun is subconsciously linked to good health and success. The association to success and wealth is further confirmed by the Suns metal, Gold and its corresponding colour Orange.So the Sun has rulership over health, vitality, ego, the heart, creativity, power and success, leadership, friendship and advancement. From a negative perspective the Sun is linked to pride, arrogance and bigotry.The Archangel who has rulership over the Sun is the Archangel Michael.Click here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
THE MOON Monday is the Moon’s day, and the days powers are greatly enhance when a New Moon fall on a Monday. The planet is traditionally associated with emotions and intuition, with Monday being its special day. The Moon is also associated with the element of water and Cancer the Crab, a water living creature.The colour’s of the Moon are white and silver, which is represented in the metal silver, which emulates the light of the moon.The Moon has rulership over clairvoyance, sleep, psychic dreams, emotions, astral travel, imagination and secrets, women’s mysteries, fertility and reincarnation. The main negative attribute is delusion.The Archangel who has rulership over the Moon – Gabriel.Click here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
MARS Another planet associated with the element of Fire and the colour red which is also associated with the human traits of anger and frustrationEvery schoolboy know that Mars is the planet of War and therefore has rulership over destruction through violence. Tuesday is the day of Mars. Naturally, Iron is the metal of the planet, the metal which is used in the manufacture of weapons.Mars rules male sexuality, strength, lust, destruction, medical issues and surgery, competition, conflict and sports. From a negative perspective violence and anger.The Archangel of the planet Mars – SamaelClick here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
MERCURY Mercury is within the element of Air and element associated with the mind and our ability to think, perceive and communicate. It is therefore not surprising that Mercury also has rulership over all forms and aspects of communication.Mercury rules communication, intellect, business, writing, contracts, information of all kinds, creativity, science and memory. From a negative perspective Mercury is associated with dishonesty and deception.The Archangel of the planet Mercury – Raphael.Click here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
JUPITER Jupiter the bringer of good fortune and luck. Tradition tells us that tin is the meatl of the planet and colour is purple. Thursday is Jupiter’s day.Jupiter rules success, abundance, money, growth, parties, visions and gambling. His negative side is greed and wastefulness.The Archangel of the planet Jupiter – Sachiel.Click here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
VENUS Rule Friday and is the planet of love. Copper is the metal of the planet as the copper has the ability to generate a green coating called Verdigrease, or Acetite Of Copper. Venus is also closely associated with the Earth Mother conceptVenus rules love, pleasure, female sexuality, the arts and music, beauty, luxury and social affairs. From a negative perspective Venus has dominion over includes lechery, coldness and isolation.The Archangel of the planet Venus – Anael.Click here to see a comprehensive listing of correspondences.
SATURN The last of the planets is Saturn, old father time. The associated colour is black and the metal is lead. The day of Saturn is naturally Saturday (Saturn’s Day). Associated with old age but surprisingly also gardening and agricultural the ancient deity of sowing and harvesting, fertility, peace and plenty. Reputed to be the angel of death.Saturn rules gaining the astral plane, real estate, banking, obstacles and limitations, secret knowledge, time and discipline. The negative side to Saturn is oppression and pain. The Archangel of the planet Saturn – Cassiel
Next we must look at Verse 2 because of the numerology associated. Chapter 4 verse 2, it’s obvious that 4+2 = 6 and 6 is the number used by the Zionist as their sacred number. In the 7 chakra system. The 3rd eye or the pineal gland is the 6th chakra. The motto for this chakra is I see! The color is blue and this is but one reason why they use the color blue on their 6 pointed star! Do note that 42 is also the number associated with the deity Ma’at in Ancient Kemet as well!
The chakras and the 6 pointed star
Further proof that this is the Sun being spoken of is the Hebrew transliteration for the word Sun use in verse 2. The word se-mes refers to the Sumerian sun deity Shamesh.
Strong’s Concordanceshemesh: sun Original Word: שֶׁמֶשׁ Part of Speech: Noun Transliteration: shemesh Phonetic Spelling: (sheh’-mesh) Definition: sun
The Sun Goddess Shemesh notice the sun disk with wings which is mention in Mal 4:2 ” Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings;”
Shemesh (Canaanite goddess)
Shemesh ( _he. שמש), also Shapesh ( _he. שפש) or Shapshu, was the Canaanite goddess of the sun, daughter of El and Asherah. [ [http://home.comcast.net/~chris.s/canaanite-faq.html#Shapshu Canaanite/Ugaritic Mythology FAQ, ver. 1.2] ] She is known as “torch of the gods” [“KTU” 1.2.xv and xxii] and is considered an important deity in Canaanite pantheon. [ [http://www.thaliatook.com/OGOD/shapash.html Entry at “The Obscure Goddess Online Dictionary”] ] [For example, “Baal, Anat, Mot, and Shemesh/Shapshu, as well as lesser-known deities” are seen as “upper-level management” in Lowell K. Handy’s “Among the Host of Heaven: The Syro-Palestinian Pantheon As Bureaucracy” (Eisenbrauns, 1994; ISBN 978-0931464843). That is, ranking below the “owners,” El and Asherah, “they run day-to-day affairs and are, in practical terms, sovereigns” — Quoted from the [http://www.asor.org/pubs/basor/297.html#Handy book review] by Steve A. Wiggins, “ASOR Bulletin“, No. 297, (February 1995); p. 94] Shemesh’s was said to be housed in Beit Shemesh, named after the deity. The Akkadian sun god, Shemesh, was the Mesopotamian male equivalent of the female Canaanite Shemesh.
Lastly in explaining how the Sun of Righteousness being spoken of as the 3rd eye. I must show the origin of this allegory which is Ancient Kemet aka TamaRe Egipt! In many temples in Kemet, there are entrances which are called pylons. These entrances are symbolic of man entering the true temple of God which is the brain! We all have two soft spots on each side of our head that we call temples correct?
Notice the pylon has a winged solar disk at the top of the entrance
The winged disk up close The PI-neal Gland atop the PI-lon
Acts 7:48 states
“However, the Most High does not dwell in temples made with hands, as the prophet says:
Acts 17:24
The God who made the world and all things in it, since He is Lord of heaven and earth, does not dwell in temples made with hands
The only temple not made with hands is the human body. The god you seek is internal and doesn’t dwell in churches, mosques, or synagogues!
The Great Day of the Lord
1For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the LORD of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch. 2But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall. 3And ye shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the LORD of hosts.
4Remember ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments.
5Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the LORD: 6And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse. {THE END OF THE PROPHETS.}
Martin Luther King Jr has become maybe the most recognized humanitarian/activist in modern history. Although his legacy has been one of controversy and mystery, many people today still are unaware of how knowledgeable he was. The following proves that he was aware of the true origins of the Bible. I am not writing this article to diminish the life of MLK. My intent is to help others see that many times we are limited based on the collective consciousness of the majority. In an essay written in 1948 King shows just how far ahead of his peers he was.
“Light on the Old Testament from the Ancient Near East”
With the rise of the science of archaeology many valuable facts have emerged from behind the fog of obscurity into the light of understanding. For years the door of the ancient near east remained locked, and the average mind was content with it being locked; it was content in accepting legendary truth for historical truth. But beginning with the year of 1890 the pendulum of interpretation began swinging in another direction.[Footnote:] According to Wright and Filson scientific archaeology did not commence until 1890. See Wright and Filson. The Westminster Atlas of the Bible, (Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1942), p. 10. A group of competent scholars came on the scene who were both curious and discontent. They were not willing to accept those things which appeared to be mythological and legendary as historical truths. They dared, in the face of a world of fundamentalists, to apply the scientific method to a study of the old testament. IT was these men who subpoenaed the old testament to appear before the judgment seat of reason. Crozer was a liberal Northern Baptist seminary that for twenty-five years had been carrying on this battle with fundamentalist Northern Baptists entrenched at nearby Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. At Crozer, scripture itself was “subpoenaed” to “appear before the judgment seat of reason.” Pritchard’s comparative biblical perspective was relative rather than normative. They realized that if they wanted to get an objective standard of reference they would have to go beyond the pages of the old testament into the path that leads to that locked door.
Fortunately, through numerous excavations and assiduous decipherings, that door has been opened. Ever since that time we have been able to get a critical, unbiased, and scientific light upon the old testament. No logical thinker can doubt the fact that these archaeological findings are now indispensable to all concrete study of the Hebrew-Christian religion. These findings have proved to us that there are many striking analogies between the ideas expressed in the Old Testament and those found in surrounding cultures of the near east. For instance the cosmogonic and theogonic views of the old testament are almost identical with those of Babylonian mythology. This is not to say that the Pentateuch writers sat down and copied these views verbatim. The differences of expression attest to that fact. But after being in contact with these surrounding cultures and hearing certain doctrines expressed, it was only natural for some of these views to become a part of their subconscious minds. When they sat down to write they were expressing consciously that which had dwelled in their sub-conscious minds.
The present study represents an attempt to apply the scientific method to an analysis of the old testament in the light of these archaeological findings. The plan of this study involves taking successively five societies and relating their powerful influence upon the Old Testament writers. These societies are Sumer, Babylonia, Egypt, Ras Shamra, and Arabia. This study will not deal with the social and economic structure of these societies as such, but more with their literary compositions.
Before we enter the general discussion one question needs to be answered. Why is knowledge of these societies important for old testament study, specifically Mesopotamia? First, Mesopotamia is the locale for the oldest culture and literature known to man. Its literature reached the height that Greek masterpieces reached. The literature of this culture “furnishes new, rich, and unexpected source material to the archaeologist and anthropologist, to the ethnologist and the student of folklore, to the students of the history of religion and of the history of literature.”[Footnote:] S. N. Kramer, Sumerian Mythology, (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society), p. viii.
Second, the invention or development of writing was carried out in Mesopotamia. It was this culture that developed the cuneiform system of writing which was later adopted by most of the surrounding cultures.
Third, the study of these cultures of the near east is necessary for a thorough understanding of the Bible. It was the religious and spiritual concepts of these peoples which had a profound influence upon the Hebrews and Greeks. Moreover, by way of the Judaeo-Christian religion, many of these spiritual and religious concepts have been able to creep into the modern civilized world.
Sumer and the Bible
If you look at a map of Mesopotamia you will observe at the lower end the city of Babylon. South of the city of Babylon lies that great city Sumer, from which its grasping fingers captured, in the fourth millennium before Christ, a cultural dominance which tainted the minds of the entire near east. The inhabitants of this area were a non-Semitic, non-Indo-European people. For the moment we will examine the spiritual and religious concepts of these people as revealed in their literature. First, let us look into the myths of origins.
The most significant material for the Sumerian conception of the creation of the universe is to be found in the introductory passage of a poem which was entitled, “Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the Nether World,” by Dr. Kramer.[Footnote:] Ibid., p. 30 The introductory passage reads as follows:
After heaven had been moved away from earth, After earth had been separated from heaven After the name of man had been fixed;
After An had carried off heaven, After Enlil had carried off earth, After Ereshkigal had been carried off into kur as its prise.
After he had set sail, after he had not sail, After the father for Kur had set sail After Enki for Kur had set sail;
Against the king the small ones it (Kur) hurled, Against Enki, the large ones it hurled, Its small ones, stones of the hand, Its large ones, stones of . . . reeds, The keel of the boat of Enki, In battle, like the attacking storm overwhelm;
Against Enki, the water at the rear of the boat, Like a lion strikes down.
If we analyze this passage we will immediately see that many significant questions remain unanswered. Such question as, from whence did heaven and earth come and who separated heaven and earth? Fortunately, DR. Kramer found the answers to these questions in other texts. Thus the cosmogonic concepts of the Sumerians can be summed up as follows: In the beginning, was the primeval sea (Nammu). It is probable that the Sumerians believed that the primeval sea was eternal. The primeval sea begot the cosmic mountain which united heaven (An) and earth (Ki). Heaven (An) and earth (Ki) united giving rise to the air-god Enlil. Enlil, the air-god then separated heaven (An) and earth (Ki).
Now comes the process of organizing the universe. Enlil and Ninlil his wife begot Nammu (the moon-god) who traveled across the sky giving light to the “pitch-dark sky.” Also, the stars and the planets were scattered out. Nammu and Ningal gave rise to Utu the sun-god. Enlil, the air-god, does all of the organizing of earth. He appoints several minor deities to take care of seeds, cattle, etc.
Finally, we come to the creation of man which concludes our study of Sumerian cosmogony and theogony. In short, the creation of man as a result of the combined efforts of the goddess Nammu, the goddess Nimmah, and the god Enki. It is significant to note that these gods fashioned man from clay. Following this creation story, there is a detailed description of the purpose of man being created given in the introduction to the myth “Cattle and Grain.” Actually man was created to relieve the gods from certain work.
WE can readily see that the most obvious similarity between this version and the Biblical version of creation is that of the creation of man. Although they differ as to the purpose for which man was created, they both agree that man was fashioned from clay. Of course, there are many more similarities existing between these versions, but they will be discussed in more detail when we come to the Babylonian documents (which in turn are based upon Sumerian sources).
Cuneiform temple hymn from the nineteenth century BCE; the hymn is addressed to the Lugal Iddin-Dagan of Larsa
The Sumerian deluge story is another interesting myth emerging from Sumerian literature. This story first appears on the fragment of a Sumerian tablet found at Nippur, which is a site north of Shuruppak.[Footnote:] H. V. Hilprecht. The Excavations in Assyria and Babylonia, (1903) pp. 289-568. The poem opens dealing with the creation of men and animals. It goes on to tell how some deity founded five cities: Eridu, Badtibira, Larak, Sippar, and Shuruppak. The poem continues with Ziusudra, the Sumerian Noah, being informed that man would be destroyed. At this time he is appointed to build a large boat in which he would be saved. In the next intelligible part of the poem, we find the flood underway. The next time the text is clear we read how Ziusudra receives eternal life. AT this point it is interesting to note that Ziusudra was the tenth antediluvian king. There may be some correspondence between this tradition of ten antediluvian {kings}, and the Hebrew record of ten patriarchs from Adam to Noah.[Footnote:] George A. Barton. Archaeology and the Bible, 7th ed. (1937) p. 320
This, in short, outlines the ancient Sumerian story of the flood. From this, we can at least see that the Hebrews were not at all original in their deluge story. This deluge story, like the Sumerian creation story, will be discussed in more detail in the next phase of our study.
Babylonia and the Bible
If you will look at your map again, you will notice in the lower valley of Mesopotamia an area known as Babylonia. This area lies some fifty-five miles south of the present Baghdad. For the moment let us turn to the religious and spiritual concepts of this nation as presented in its literature.
First consider the Babylonian Epic of creation or Enuma Elish (“when above”).[Footnote:] Alexander Heidel. The Babylonian Genesis, (1943) When George Smith found among the ruins of King Ashurbanipal’s great library at Nineveh an account of this story, he presented certain facts which revolutionized, in a sense, our conception of history. For years the average individual believed that the biblical creation story was an original document. Now there appears on the scene a document which proves conclusively that a creation story of similar content existed in Babylonian mythology, and even beyond that in Sumerian mythology. Let us look into its content.
First, we must admit that “Enuma Elish” is not primarily a creation story. Only two of the seven tablets deal with creation. The story is actually a hymn in honor of the Babylonian god, Marduk. The priests, who were responsible for the epic, were trying to prove that Marduk, in defeating Tiamat, became the chief god of the pantheon. Therefore, Babylon was the supreme city since it was the city of Marduk. In other words, the epic was more political than religious.[Footnote:] Alexander Heidel. The Gilgamesh Epic and Old Testament Parallels, (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1946). p. 3 {Ibid., p. 3.} Of course, this study is concerned with the cosmogonic and theogonic views growing out of this epic. Therefore, no further discussion of the object of this epic is necessary.
Depiction of Tiamat From The Enuma Elish
The account opens with the birth of the chief gods, Tiamat (goddess of seawater) and Apsu (god of freshwater). They became the mother and father of all the gods. During the course of time, the under gods revolted {against} their parents. Apsu becoming very angry announced his intention of destroying them. The god Ea becomes aware of the plan and ends up slaying Apsu. About this time Marduk, the hero of the epic, is born. At the same time, Tiamat seems to be gathering a host of under-gods whose bodies are filled with poison. Kingu, one of Tiamat’s offspring, is exalted to rule over the entire force of under-gods. At this point, the first tablet closes.
Tiamat was now ready to declare war on the gods who were responsible for Apsu’s death. After learning of Tiamat’s plans the gods became afraid but Marduk volunteered to be their champion. Along with his acceptance as their champion, Marduk requested that he be made the highest god in the pantheon if he killed Tiamat. In tablet three we find the gods in the midst of a banquet discussing the coming war. In tablet four Marduk is found preparing for the war. The epic tells us:
He made a bow and decreed it as his weapon An arrow he caused to ride thereon and fixed the bow cord; He lifted up the club and grasped it in his right hand; The bow and the quiver he hung on his side. The lightning he set before him; With a blazing flame he filled his body, He made a net to enclose Tiamat within it.
Marduk is now fully prepared to enter war. When Marduk comes before Tiamat he says, “come on let us, me and thee, do battle!” The action opens:
Tiamat and Marduk, the wisest of the gods took there stands opposite each other. They pressed on to the battle, they approached in combat. The lord spread out his net and enmeshed her, The evil wind following after, he let loose in her face. When Tiamat opened her mouth to devour him, He drove in the evil wind so that she could not close her lips. As the raging winds filled her belly, Her belly was distended and she opened her mouth. He shot off an arrow, it tore her belly, It cut through her inward parts, it pierced her heart. When he had subdued her, he destroyed her life; He cast down her carcass and stood upon it.
After finishing this task Marduk captured the other gods of Tiamat and cast them into prison. Then he returns to Tiamat,
The lord rested, to look at her body to see, How he might divide the colossus and create wondrous things therein. He split her open like a mussel into two parts; Half of her he set in place and formed the sky. He fixed the bar and posted guards; He commanded them not to let the water escape.
Now we find Marduk establishing the earth which he called Esharra. Then he places the gods. Anu occupies the skies, Enlil the air, and Ea the waters underneath the earth. This ends at tablet four. The part of tablet five which remains tells how Marduk set up the stars and the moon.
In the next tablet comes the creation of man. Here Marduk slays Kingu, the leader of the gods who caused all of the strife. With the blood that flowed out of his arteries the gods fashioned man. IN creating man the gods were relieved from their work. The epic closes with Marduk becoming the chief god of the pantheon.
Obviously there are many interesting similarities between the creation story presented in Enuma Elish and that presented in Genesis. The most striking similarity between these two accounts is the order of creation. These similarities may be listed as follows: 1. Both accounts agree that a divine spirit created the cosmic matter. 2. Both accounts assume that primeval chaos consisted of a mass of waters. In both cases, the mass of water has the same name. The Hebrews called it thom (deep); The Babylonians called it Tiamat (deep).[Footnote:] Barton, op. cit., p. 295 3. In both accounts, the fifth event of creation is the creation of dry land. 4. In both accounts, the creation of the sun, moon, and stars is the sixth event. 5. In both accounts, the creation of man was the seventh event. 6. In both cases, the divine spirit (or divine spirits) rested on the day after man was created. From this, we can see that the Genesis version and the Babylonian version of creation are well-nigh identical. The important difference lies in the fact that the former is monotheistic and the latter polytheistic.
At this point, we may present the comparison between the Hebrew, the Babylonian, and the Sumerian stories dealing with the creation of man. According to the Bible, man was made from clay. The purpose of his creation was to have dominion over all other animals. In the Babylonian story, man was made of the blood of one of the troublesome gods who was killed for that purpose. He was created primarily to serve the gods and free them from the need of working for their bread. The Sumerian version, which is older than either version, says that man was made from clay as in the biblical version. The purpose for which he was created was to free the gods from laboring for their sustenance, as in the Babylonian version. So much for Enuma Elish.
Another Babylonian myth which has given a new light upon the Old Testament is the Gilgamesh Epic. This epic is truly one of the great literary masterpieces of all times. It compares favorably with Homer’s Odyssey and other great epics of world history. The part of the epic which interests us most in this study begins with the death of Enkidu, the great friend of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh ie found lamenting:
My friend whom I love has become like clay, Enkidu whom I love has become like clay. Shall I not sleep like him? Shall I rise through all eternity?
His sole interest now lies in finding a method to attain eternal life. He now thinks of Utnapishtim, the Babylonian Noah or the Sumerian Ziusudra, who had received immortal life. We find him undertaking this hazardous journey. As he continues his journey he is told by Ishtar,
O Gilgamesh, whither runnest thou? The life thou seekest thou shalt not find. When the gods created mankind, They alloted death to mankind, But life they retained in their keeping. Thou, O Gilgamesh, let thou belly be full; Day and night be thou merry; Make every day a day of rejoicing Day and night do thou dance and play, Let thou raiment be clean, Thy head be washed, and thyself be bathed in water. Cherish the little one holding thy hand, And let the wife rejoice in thy bosom. This is the lot of mankind!
[Footnote:] Alexander Heidel. The Gilgamesh Epic and Old Testament Parallels, (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1946). p. 38
It is significant to note that this passage seems to have a close nexus with Ecclesiastes (9:7-9). The ideas of these two passages are well-nigh identical. Well anyway, Gilgamesh continues his long and arduous journey. At last, he reaches Utnapishtim. The question of immortality arises, in which Gilgamesh asks Utnapishtim how he entered company with the gods and obtained everlasting life. Utanapishtim begins:
Shuruppak there is, a city which thou knowest, Which on the bank of the Euphrates was founded. That city was old and the gods in it Were moved in their hearts to send the deluge, they the great gods.
The story continues telling how the gods reveal their plans to Utnapishtim through the wall of a reed hut. After taking these instructions he builds a huge ark which is 120 cubits or nearly 200 feet on each side. On the boat, he loads all the silver and goal and embarks with his family and relatives. The flood came. The climax of the deluge is pictured:
Six days and six nights Ranged the wind, the deluge, the hurricane devastated the land, When the seventh day arrived, the hurricane, the deluge, the shock of battle was broken Which had smitten like an army. The sea became calm, the cyclone died away, the deluge ceased. I looked upon the sea and the sound of voices ended. And all mankind had turned to clay. Like a roof the hedged park was levelled. I opened a window and a light fell on my cheek. I kneeled and sat down to weep, Tears streaming on my cheeks. I looked on the quarters of the billowing sea. A region stood out at a distance of twelve double hour marches. The boat touched upon Mount Nisir. Mount Nisir held it fast and allowed it not to move.
On the seventh day Utnapishtim sent forth a dove which returned because it could find no resting place. Following this Utnapishtim is found offering a sacrifice to the gods. Finally, Utnapishtim is pictured kneeling before Enlil receiving these words:
Formerly Utnapishtim was a man But now Utnapishtim and his wife shall be like the gods. Utnapishtim shall dwell far away at the mouth of the rivers.[Footnote:] S. H. Langdon. Semitic Mythology, (Boston: Marshall Jones Press, 1941). pp. 210-223.
The above account of the deluge so closely resembles the biblical account (Genesis 6:9 to 9:17) that it hardly needs an explanation, but for the sake of accuracy let me briefly list the similarities. 1. In both accounts, there is a desire within the divine powers to destroy mankind. 2. In both accounts, the secret is revealed to a hero. 3. In both accounts, a vessel is built and the family of the hero is taken in. 4. In both accounts, all mankind is destroyed. 5. In both accounts, a bird is sent out immediately after the flood. 6. In both accounts, the ark rests on a mountain. 7. In both accounts, the hero makes sacrifices to the divine power (or divine powers).
Looking at the flood story from an objective angle we obviously see that the Hebrews have done nothing but taken a polytheistic picture and placed it in a monotheistic frame, thereby producing from Babylonian mythology an almost verbatim story.
We turn now to the code of Hammurabi which is one of the most important monuments in the history of the human race. Containing as it does the laws which were enacted by a king of Babylonia in the Third Millenium B.C., whose rule extended over the whole of Mesopotamia from the mouths of the rivers Tigris and Euphrates to the Mediterranean coast, we must regard it with interest. The code is significant for the present study because many of the laws of the Bible were taken directly from it.
The code included nearly 300 paragraphs of legal provisions touching all phases of life. Let us discuss briefly the important provisions of this code. We immediately see that false accusation is grounds for death (#3). Kidnaping and house-breaking were punishable by death (#6, 14, 21). In the case of stealing at a fire, the thief was to be thrown into the fire (#25). There were numerous laws dealing with the duties of soldiers and tax collectors (#26-41). Marriage was legal only when there was a legal contract, of course, divorces were permissible (#128-143). In the case of adultery, both man and woman would be killed (#129). A married woman was permitted to hold property (#150). If a man caused the death of another man’s daughter his own daughter was to be put to death. Also if a patient died on the operating table the doctor’s hand could be cut off (#215-222). Many other things were covered in the code which will not be mentioned here.
Now let us notice some of the similarities between this code and the later Hebrew laws. With the above laws from Hammurabi’s code can be compared the following Hebrew laws: A false witness was to be visited with the penalty which he purposed to bring upon his brother (Deut. 19:18, 19). The stealing and selling of a man was a capital offense (Exodus 22:2). Breaking in a house meant death (Exodus 21:16). In the case of adultery, both the man and the other man’s wife were put to death (Deuteronomy 22:22). This law is identical to that found in Hammurabi’s code. Deuteronomy (19:21) states exactly the same principle of retaliation as found in Hammurabi’s code, “eye for an eye” and a tooth for a tooth.”[Footnote:] C. H. W. Johns. The Oldest Code of Laws in the World, (Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1903)
The differences between these two systems of law exist because the Hebrews did not have highly organized courts as did the Babylonians. Moreover, the social communities were different. For instance the institution of slavery was not as firmly established in Israel as it was in Babylonia. The Hebrews had to take these laws and fit them into the framework of their social order. From this, we are almost led to believe that if there had been no differences in the two social orders the two systems of law would have been identical. Of course, Barton would disagree with this opinion, arguing that these similarities did not come about because of direct borrowing, but because of similar intellectual outlooks.[Footnote:] Barton, op. cit., p. 406
If we delve further into Babylonian literature we will find a myth entitled, Adapa, which is strikingly similar to the Biblical story of the fall of man. This story “seems intended to explain the mortality of man as opposed to the immortality of the gods.”[Footnote:] Hastings, Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, Vol. II (1910) p. 314. The story opens explaining the qualities and functions of Adapa, the son of Ea. He was a semi-divine being and a priest of the temple of Ea at Eridu. It was his duty to provide the ritual bread and water for this temple. IN carrying out this duty he did quite a bit of fishing. One day while fishing the south wind blew and overturned his boat. Becoming angry because of this event he broke the “wings of the south wind.” At this point, Anu calls Adape to account for this misdeed. Adapa’ father immediately warns him what is about to happen and tells him how to gain the pity of Tammuz and Gishzida. He also tells him not to eat the food nor take the drink that would be offered him for it would be the food and drink of death. Of course, Ea was wrong, rather the food and water offered to him were the food and water of life. Therefore, by rejecting it he was deprived of eternal life.
We immediately see that this myth coincides with (Genesis 2 and 3). Let us list the points of comparison: 1. The “food of life” in Adape belongs to the same category as the “tree of life” in Genesis. 2. Both Adapa and Adam had gained knowledge. In both the knowledge was a power which was an attribute of divinity. This knowledge caused Adape to break the wing of the south wind; it tempted Adam and Eve “to become like God, knowing good and evil” (Genesis 3:5). 3. Both were punished for what they did. Adapa was subjected to sickness, disease, and restlessness. Adam was subject to the monotony of toil and his wife, Eve, to the pangs of childbirth. 4. Both were clothed in a special type of clothing as a consequence of their deeds.[Footnote:] Barton, op. cit. pp. 311-12. This, in short, concludes our study of Babylonia. Now we turn to another great culture of the ancient near east.
Egypt and the Old Testament
We now turn to ancient Egypt which was another great center of civilization that left its mark upon the Old Testament. We know that the Hebrews remained in Egypt for about four hundred years. It is certainly obvious that they assimilated some of the Egyptian cultures during their sojourn there. IN order to get to the roots of Egyptian culture we must dig into its literature. Thus, we will follow this course.
The first phase of Egyptian literature that we will consider here is the composing of proverbs. I think I can be safe in saying that the composing of proverbs were begun in Egypt. One of the first and, to many, the greatest proverb writers to appear on the Egyptian scene was Ptahhotep, who was a grand vizier under a Pharaoh of the fifth dynasty (ca. 2675 B.C. According it other calculations about 2870 B.C.). We find him saying to his son, “Be not arrogant because of thy knowledge and have no confidence in that thou art a learned man. Take counsel with the ignorant as with the wise; for the limits of art cannot be reached, and no artist fully possesseth his skill. A good discourse is more hidden than the precious greenstone, and yet it is found with slave girl over the mile-stone.” He warns his son that “covetousness is a malady, diseaseful, incurable.” He makes it very clear that “he who hath heard becomes a hearer.”[Footnote:] Adolf Erman. The Literature of the Ancient Egyptians (1927) pp. 54-65 Throughout the teachings of Ptahhotep we see many proverbs which are strikingly similar to those found in the Biblical book of Proverbs. It was the greatness of Ptahhotep’s proverbs that led Breasted to say, “these maxims of Ptahhotep constitute the earliest formulation of right conduct to be found in any literature.”[Footnote:] J. W. Breasted. The {Dawn} of Conscience, (New York: C. Scribner’s sons, 1933). p. 129
Another important figure who contributed greatly to Egyptian literature was Amenemope. Like Ptahhotep, he offered sound advice to his son on honesty, integrity, self control and kindness. It was essentially this profound advice that proved to be of lasting influence to the Hebrews. We find striking parallels of Amenemope in Jeremiah, Psalms, and Proverbs. Here is one parallel:
Amenemope
Proverbs (15:16f.)
Better is poverty in the hand of God, Than riches in the storehouse. Better are loaves when the heart is joyous, Than riches in unhappiness.
Better is little, with the fear of Jehovah, Than great treasure and trouble therewith. Better is a dinner of herbs, where love is, Than a stalled ox and hatred therewith. [Footnote:] Breasted, op. cit., pp. 372-378.
This is only one instance of many where there is a direct similarity between the wisdom of Amenemope and Biblical versions.
The Mask of Amenemope
Before we close our study of Egypt and its relationship to Old Testament literature, we must consider Amenhotep IV (Akhnaton). This interesting character was a king of the eighteenth dynasty (ca 1570-1150 B.C.), who through many lofty ideals became “the first individual of history.”[Footnote:] J. H. Breasted. A History of Egypt, (New York: C. Scribner’s sons, 1905). p. 265. His greatest contribution to Egyptian culture was his new idea of God. He introduced solar monotheism at a time when his nation was steeped in the tradition of polytheism. Unfortunately, his monotheism died with him.
The Instruction of Amenemope AKA The Proverbs of Amenemope
Either for the temple service or for personal devotions the king composed two hymns to Aton, which are quite relevant for our present study. The one-hundred-and-fourth Psalms of the Hebrews shows a notable similarity to this hymn both in thought and sequence. Some very interesting phrases which appear in Akhnaton and the Bible are: “The earth is in darkness like death” (cf. Psalm 104:20); “all serpents they sting” (cf. Psalm 104:21); “thou didst create the earth according to thy heart” (cf. Psalm 104;24). From these few examples, we are {able} to see the tremendous amount of influence that this hymn had on the Biblical writers. With these explanations, we now leave Egypt.
Ugarit and the Old Testament
In 1929 some very important tablets were discovered at a site on the northern coast of Syria known as Ras Shamra. The discovery of these tablets was one of the most important discoveries made in the near east. They afford us valuable evidence as to the nature of religion in Syria and Palestine several centuries before the Israelite monarchy, and also constitute a new revelation for the study of the Old Testament.
Ugarit Alphabet
This spot (Ras es Shamra) was known in its earlier history as Ugarit. The town seems to have been in existence well before 2000 B.C., but it didn’t rise to importance until the second Millenium when the Phoenicians took possession of it.
The language spoken by the Ugaritic people was Senetic. It was very closely connected to Hebrew. For this reason, Hebrew and Ugaritic poetry are very similar.
Although the religious ideas of the Bible are quite different from those found in Ugarit, the former being monotheistic and the latter being polytheistic, there are many striking similarities between the two. For instance, more than one Ugarit tablet mentions the serpent Leviathan, and the monster is described in exactly the same terms in (Isaiah 27:1). It is also significant to note that the same two adjectives namely “swift” and “crooked” are applied to the Biblical version.[Footnote:] J. W. Jack. The Ras Shamra tablets and their bearing on the Old Testament, (Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1935). p. 46. The servant of Aleyn is described as “HE who rides upon the clouds” (cf. Isaiah 19:1). The Biblical verse, “I know my redeemer liveth,” can be compared to the Ugarit verse, “I know that Aleyn son of Baal liveth.” In Ugarit appears the phrase, “from generation to generation” (cf. Ex. 17:16, Dt. 22:7, Ps. 10:6, Is. 13:20). The Ugaritic phrase, “the dew of heaven, the fat of earth” is found with little change in Genesis 27:28, 29. The Ugaritic phrase, “eat of the tables spread, drink of the jars wine,” can be compared to Proverbs 9:5, “eat of my bread, and drink of the wine which I have mingled.” At Ugarit wine was called “blood of vines;” in Genesis 49;11, it is called the “blood of grapes.”[Footnote:] Cyrus Gordon. The loves and wars of Baal and Anat, (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1943). p. 8 Other phrases which appear both in Ugaric and the Bible are: “The mount of God” (1 Kings 19:8); “the river of God” (Psalms 46:4); “house of cedar” (2 Samuel 7:2).
Many more similar phrases exist, but these are sufficient to show the intimate relationship between these Syrian tablets and the literature of the Old Testament.
Arabia and the Old Testament
We come now to the last phase of this study. This phase deals with another area of the ancient near east which had a profound influence on the Bible namely, Arabia. A basic core of belief and institutional life came out of this desert. According to Montgomery, “the central nerve of Hebrew religion leads back to Arabia.”[Footnote:] James Montgomery. Arabia and the Bible, (Philadelphia: University of Penn. Press, 1934). p. 15. A peculiar touch and atmosphere of Biblical life came from the free moving nomadic life we call Arabia.
Throughout the Old Testament, we are aware of Arabian influence. “The legendary account of the garden of Eden presupposes the scenery of a desert oasis, with its rivers springing up miraculously from nowhere and emptying into the desert sands.”[Footnote:] Montgomery, op. cit., p. 3 In (Genesis 4) we have three classes that appear throughout Arabian history: Jabal, the father of flock keepers; Jubal, the father of minstrels and Tubalcain. Tamechs’ taunt song (Genesis 4:23-24) is our earliest example of the Arabian satire. The Israelite journey to the land of Egypt during the time of the economic crisis is also typical of Arabian nomads. In the prophetic literature of the Bible, the prophets often refer to the nomadic life of their people as a time of pure worship. In the words of Wright and Filson, “the close relation of God and people, as symbolized in the covenant, was Israel’s nomadic heritage, and the most important factor saving her from idolatry. These basic elements of patriarchal religious life were idealized in la later Israel and always remained as a purifying agent, not only among such extremists as the Nazirites and Rechabites, but among the great prophets as well.”[Footnote:] Filson and Wright, op. cit. p. 5.
The Sumerian Sun Deity Utu
There are many characters in the Bible who are full of Arabian characteristics. For instance Jephthal is more of an Arab than an Israelite. His sacrifice of his daughter is parallel to the Arabian tradition. Deborah is a typical Arab in Judges 4 and 5.
From these parallels, we obviously see that Arabia had a profound influence on the Old Testament. This is not to say that we can explain away Israel’s unique conception of God simple by reference to the Arabian Desert, but the contention is that the ideal background of Hebrew religion lay in the desert, not in the scenes of urban civilization, and to that background, the prophets constantly appealed.
Conclusion
What now is the conclusion of the whole matter. First, we must conclude that the Old Testament has its roots not only in the history of the Hebrew people. Instead, one must consider the Old Testament in relation to all the ancient civilizations of the near east. Modern archaeology has proven to us that many of the ideas of the Old Testament have their roots in the ideas of surrounding cultures. Many would argue that these archaeological findings have proven to be very pernicious to modern religion. They argue that archaeologists have robbed the Old Testament of any claim to uniqueness. Of course, any logical thinker must believe the contrary. From attempting to destroy the usefulness of the Old Testament, an archaeologist is attempting to give a better understanding of the contents of the Bible. They realize that religion, as for as possible, must be scientifically tenable. It is my opinion that “Biblical criticism” and “Biblical archaeology” will serve to justify the position of the church in modern culture, especially in the face of modern youth who are taught to “weigh and consider.”
Second, we must conclude that many of the things which we have accepted as true historical happenings are merely mythological. They are merely modified links connected to the wide chain of mythology. Again this conclusion will shock many. But why so? One needs only know that a myth serves the purpose of getting over an idea that is in the mind of the author. Therefore, it becomes just as valuable as factual. Dr. Bevan succinctly stated it: “We have documents which record actual historical events with the names of persons who lived and acted more or less in the way described; then, as we follow back the story, we find ourselves in a past with which the real history is apparently continuous, but which is in truth only only a work of imagination, a mythical past set behind [strikeout illegible] the historical events and and concealing the real past out of which in actual fact the historical process came.”[Footnote:] S. H. Hooke. In the Beginning, (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1947). p. 149. If we accept the Old Testament as being “true” we will find it full of errors, contradictions, and obvious impossibilities–as that the Pentateuch was written by Moses. But if we accept it as “truth” we will find it to be one of the most logical vehicles of mankind’s deepest devotional thoughts and aspirations, couched in language which still retains its original vigor and its moral intensity. This conclusion is an apologia for critical Biblical scholarship, both as a way of vindicating the church and religion in modern culture and as a way of distinguishing the transient “mythological” from the permanent “logical” truth in the Western religious tradition.
Here’s Another excerpt from the book Supreme Science Volume 1 Does
The Matrix Really Exist? There will be videos and more in-depth
explanations to come.Let’s put this Supreme Science to work and bring
the points made in this book together. The L is the 12 the letter of the
English language and we spoke earlier about 12 being a letter in the
triad of Alchemy. I also explained that a title
for “GOD” is El as in Elemental, Elohim, Elyown, and Eloh. The L sound
is called a lateral sound as well and it works hand in hand with R which
the 18th letter in the English alphabet. These both are on the 3, 6, 9,
12 scales. The R sound is the rhotic sound and these two letters are
attributed to many deities. The R is Ra in Ancient Tama-Re Egipt, this
is representative of Aries.
The Temple of Ra at Karnak representingthe 2160 Zodiac Age of Aries
The
Ram is a representation of Ra the solar deity. This Ra is the Most High
in the Egiptian Pantheon. Ra was also called Re which is pronounced Ray
as in sun rays. The word Re in the English language means to do again.
So now that we are in this Nu Sun Cycle you must Re-search who you are
Neo. The body of Ausar was cut into to 14/7 pieces or dismembered. The
opposite of dismember is to Re-member. Ra is also the Ram which in Hindu
culture would be Rama which means Noble or high born, just as Aryan
means Noble in Sanskrit.
Pan seen raping the GOAT aka Capricorn also known as the rapture!
The word Aryan starts with Ar which means Noble in almost every language. This is due to the Aryan really meaning Arie-An. An means ruler and Aries rules
the head. Ra is the Ram and Rams is Mars. The Aries or Ra is the
beginning of the Zodiac year. The L is El which is also the Sun these
two letters also equal 36 because 18 x 2 = 36 and 12 x 3 = 36. The L/12th Attribute of Allah is Al-Bari The Maker and the R/18th Attribute of Allah is Al-Razzaq Al-Razzaq
is derived from rizq, sustenance, or anything of any benefit to man,
animals, plants, etc., whereby the latter are sustained or are helped in
their growth. Rain is also called rizq; it helps sustain every living
being on our planet.The L and R are also used in sound, if you’ve ever
paid any attention to your Radio/Radius there is an L and R there to
fade, balance, and distribute the sound output. This is called Panning
or to “Pan” the sound. The word Pan has been attached to many negative
connotations. it has been said that Pan is a demon entity that controls
music and musicians alike.
A Diagram Showing The Sound Can Be Panned from L to R
This demon In Greek religion and mythology, Pan (/ˈpæn/Ancient
Greek: Πάν, Pan) is the god of the wild, shepherds and flocks, nature of
mountain wilds and rustic music, and companion of the nymphs. The
nymphs being relative to nymphomaniacs. this is why Tinkerbell is a
friend to Peter Pan. Pan appears in words like panic, pandemonium,
Pan-Africanist, and pandemic. The latter two words having demon and
demic in them. Demi is a prefix meaning “half”, loaned from French; for
example, demi frere which means “half-brother” or demi soeur
which means “half-sister” ie demigod. This Pan’s number is 30 which
L/12 + R/18 = 30 because Anu/Ra/Horus = 60, this would make Pan a demi
of Horus/Hours or 30 Minutes or half of the Radius. This why Pan is
symbolized as a goat. The Summer Solstice or the Sun in Atun Re is
Cancer 3 months after it’s birth in Aries. The goat is Capricorn which
is in the 12th month of the year or the Winter Solstice. The sun is
shown the least amount of Hours/Horus of the day. This is why L and r
are both 36 because 3 + 6 = 9 and Pan is in the 9th month of the Sun.
The 9th month of labor will make a mother Panic as she goes into
labor. The El/L/Sun also provides Light, Life, & Love. This is 12 +
12 + 12 = 36 and 3 + 6 = 9. This book is brought to you in the year 2016
or the Gregorian Calendar. 20 + 16 = 36 and this is also the number of
Alchemy L/12 + K/11 + M/13 = 36 and 3 + 6 = 9 just as 2 + 0 + 1 + 6 = 9
and there 2160 years in a Zodiac age and 2 + 1 + 6 + 0 = 9. The Great
Year is here 12 x 2160 = 25920 years or 26K
The following was taken from an original Facebook post. This article is not meant to offend anyone but the original out-formation was provided to show the social engineering surrounding the media events in the death of Kenneka Jenkins! I hope that this knowledge will help open minds and heart to prevent there being another such tragedy without consequences!
Since We Are Wide Awake Now A Demon Is Any Deity That Isn’t The Sun! Case & Point “demigod” This Becomes Very Integral When We Equate The Fact That The Sun Was Depicted As A Circle In Ancient Times! Circle Came From Cirque ie “Cirque De Solei” Circle of the Sun! The Word Church Came From Cirque! That’s Why Church Is Held On SUNday! Now Let’s Take It A Step Further Demi=A Portion Of Something Just As The Word Semi Does! Case & Point Semi-circle Semi-finals Etc Etc! This Demon Is A Deity+Moon This Is Why MoonDay Comes After SUNday! Monos Is The Greek Moon Deity! Money Came From Moon! Money Has Been Known To Make People Become What? Demons Maybe?
Kenneka Jenkins was murdered!
Monotheism Is Moon-Theism! The Roman Name For Moon Is Luna ie LUNAr or LUNAtic! The Akkadian Deity Of The Moon Is Called Sin! This Is Why Moses Received The Torah At Mt Sinai! A Person Being over Emotional Makes Them A Sinner! The Moon Is Associated With The Zodiac Period Of Cancer And Cancer Has Been Deemed A Negative Word Now Because Of The Actual Naming Of The Disease! The Name Actually Applies To The Tropic Of Cancer However! Lastly, The Moon Is The Lesser Light According To Gen 1:16 This Is Because The Moon’s Light Is DIM or DEM Compared To The Sun! We Now Know The Moon’s Light Is Actually The Sun’s Rays Bouncing Off The Earth To Give Us An ILLusion Of Light! So Yeah That Actress DEMi MOORe You Guessed It Neo! They Call It SPELLing For A Reason! You Even Have wRITE-ing Which Is A RITUAL or RITE-TO-EL! What Else D? Oh Yeah They Taught To wRITE In CURSE-Ive Didn’t They? So Now I Showed You This Ritual This Past Week, Dates You Should Check, Etc Etc! So Peep What The Latin Name For Moon Is Family!
Selena is the Latinized form of Selene which means ‘moon’ in Greek; it is likely connected to the word “selas” (σέλας), meaning ‘brightness’. In Greek mythology, Selene was the goddess of the moon (in Roman Mythology, the moon goddess was called “Luna” which is the Latin word for moon).
This leads us to the symbolism displayed in Selene Gomez’s video Fetish. The word fetish means amulet or symbol power!
early 17th century (originally denoting an object used by the peoples of West Africa as an amulet or charm): from French fétiche, from Portuguese feitiço ‘charm, sorcery’ (originally an adjective meaning ‘made by art’), from Latin factitius (see factitious).
fet·ish
ˈfediSH/
noun
noun: fetish; plural noun: fetishes
1.
a form of sexual desire in which gratification is linked to an abnormal degree to a particular object, item of clothing, part of the body, etc.
“Victorian men developed fetishes focusing on feet, shoes, and boots”
synonyms:
fixation, obsession, compulsion, mania; More
an excessive and irrational devotion or commitment to a particular thing.
“he had a fetish for writing more opinions each year than any other justice”
2.
an inanimate object worshiped for its supposed magical powers or because it is considered to be inhabited by a spirit.
synonyms:
juju, talisman, charm, amulet;
totem, idol, image, effigy
“an African fetish”
Pay attention to the synonyms for this word they say it all!
In Astrologial symbolism the freezer would be the winter months this is why Selene ends the video in Spring staring at the Sun/Son!
So this ritual had many undertones that we must all begin to see! Once we are mindfull/mine-FULL of these things it will be harder for them to continue with this Matrix!
Now Go Watch That Video For Fetish Again And See Why She’s Staring At The SUN/SON OF GOD!!!!!!!!!!
