JORDAN MAXWELL: The Naked Truth: Uncovering the Astrological Origins of the Bible (Mid 90s) - Full Movie - Urban Odyssey

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International Research and Educational Society presents
Derek Partridge, Jordan Maxwell,and special guest Bill Jenkins.

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Hello, I'm Derek Partridge. Because of the nature of this
program, we felt that it was important for me to tell you a
little about my background. I've been a journalist, author,
TV reporter, news anchor and talk show host for some 30 years
in England, Rhodesia and the United States where I was a news
anchor with Financial News Network, hosted Law in America

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and Emmy award-winning PBS specials.
I've also been a spokesman for such companies as Bank of
America, Transamerica, Occidental, the American Red
Cross, Warner Brothers, and Armand Hammer.
I've never belonged to any organized religious group and my
personal beliefs are simple and basic to do the most conscious
good and the least conscious evil during my life.

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Mr. Bill Jenkins man's religions.
All from the very beginning of recorded time, even into the pre
Kromangan days. It's filled with symbolism and
traditions as he tried to do something to put himself right

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with forces greater than he, hiscreator.
Could have been a fire or a cloud or a mountain.
As man became more sophisticated, he became more
sophisticated in his concept of really.
What that power was above him. But with all of those traditions
came symbolism. Symbolism for Judaism and

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Christianity Is this the Holy Grail filled with wine, or was
it blood? To find out more about that
symbolism, let's go to Barbara Walker's book, A Woman's
Dictionary of Symbols and SacredObjects to find out about the
cup. Symbolism of the cup is complex,
beginning with matriarchal images of the womb vessel and

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passing on to its patriarchal replacement.
Another kind of blood filled chalice of resurrection.
The cup remained. The blood was masculinized.
The womb's life giving moon blood was reinterpreted as the
blood of a male who naturally. Had to die to produce it because
men never could learn the femaletrick.

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Of bleeding without injury, though it wasn't for lack of
trying. In dying, the male victim became
a savior whose blood was supposed to give rebirth, just
as mother blood used to do. Symbolism Symbolism in.
All of our religious life. But the ancients were right.

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Those that predate even Judaism and Christianity.
There is something about having a proper relationship.
With forces greater than you today, we'd say there is
something right about having a proper relationship with the
creator of this universe. Our creator Many believe that
there was a part piece of that creator, it was a part of us

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that we need these learning experiences to become more godly
that our nature, character and personality is naturally.
The same nature, character and personality as the one who
created us. Now the question is, does that
come in myths? Does that come to you through

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traditions? Ritual wrote.
Or does it come through doing really wanting to be that way,
not doing it out of fear, not doing it because someone told
you that if you do certain things?
That you will be very godly, That you will be actually

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fulfilling this great need whichis a part of all of us.
And that is to have a right relationship with that force
greater than us, the Creator God.
Let's look at this symbol of Christianity, the cup filled
with wine. It had its origin and Christian
history. When Jesus had the Last Supper

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with the disciples and he told them that this cup which was
filled with wine, then represented his blood, which was
given for the salvation of all mankind.
Here again, the masculine givinghis blood, whereas the woman can
give her blood without hurting. Traditions, symbolisms.

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Is there anything magical reallyabout a cup of wine?
Later on, the Grail, or the cup itself, took on great new powers
and became known as the Holy Grail, and it was what caused
the Crusades to go down and search for it.
It's magical wonders, really. Are we looking for magic when we

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look to try to improve the quality of our spiritual life?
Are are we? Using tradition and ritual and
rote as an easy way out from doing the very hard task of
being a loving, caring, godly person.
It takes determination, it takeswill, it takes desire, and it

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takes understanding. Do you get that understanding
from reading books of myths? Do you get that understanding
from reading the story of Jesus,which sounds almost like the
story of Krishna, which sounds almost like so many others as
you'll hear about here? Are you get that understanding
from an inward knowing, from thevery spiritual voice that you

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have within you? We're talking about your
spiritual involvement, your spiritual growth.
It is not done by doing things. It is done by being something
special. In this program, we're going to

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deal in verifiable facts, something that cannot readily be
found in most aspects of most religious beliefs.
Every one of the world's thousands of different religions
claims to represent the only truth, which of course implies
that all the others do not. So if you have chosen to be, or

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through parental upbringing or school education, became a
believer, how can you be sure that your particular faith is
the right one? OK, let's suppose it is.
Well, that would then make everyone else in the world
sinners. But on the other hand, if your
faith happens not to be the correct only one truth, then
that would make you a Sinner, wouldn't it?

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And if you're a non believer, does that mean that you will
have to pay an eternal price foryour non belief after your death
just because you didn't believe?After centuries of human
existence, no one has ever yet come back from the dead with
incontrovertible proof that there is anything beyond death.
Which also means that countless thousands of people who have

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spent their lives preparing for the next life, they just have
been wasting their time. And even if we suppose that
there is something after death, as no one knows exactly what it
is, how can you possibly prepareyourself for an entirely unknown
situation? Although it must be acknowledged
that a great deal of good has been done in the name of

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religion. It is by far the saddest and
most tragic aspect of religion. That throughout history more
men, women and children have been slaughtered, tortured and
mutilated because of religious beliefs.
That all the people who have died in all of history's secular
or non religious wars. Even more sadly, in today's

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supposedly enlightened age, the slaughter, the torture, the
mutilation, and the deprivation of basic human rights continues
unabated. And weren't we taught that
religion was supposed to be something to do with love?
Despite this, there are still those who will argue that
religion, regardless of its original credibility, serves a

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valuable and benevolent purpose in society because of the
underlying teachings about beinga godly or simply a good person.
Again, sadly, the facts contradict this view, as in most
countries where religion is widely practiced, there are more
social problems and more crime than in many other countries
where the practice of religion is less common.

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So the equation that being religious equals being a godly
or good person is a long way from being universally true, and
by studying the facts of historywe will find that it has never
worked this way. Of course, one must acknowledge
that, as with any rule, there are exceptions.
But the godly or good persons are distinctly in the minority

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compared to all the evil that has been committed and continues
to be committed, all in the nameof religion and God.
Consider just a few historical examples. the Crusades, The
Spanish Inquisition. The.
Slaughter of Christians in Rome's Colosseum, the Catholic
massacre of the Huguenots in France, the burning and drowning

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of witches at Salem, MA. And then today, Arabs and Jews
continue to kill each other throughout the Middle East,
Catholics and Protestants murdereach other in the streets of
Northern Ireland, Hindus and Muslims assassinate and massacre
each other in India and Pakistan, and Christians and
Muslims decimate each other in Beirut.

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As religion is the cause of all this slaughter, religion cannot
possibly be the solution. But it's not only murder and
torture. How about the daylight robbery
and extortion through implied threats and induced fear of your
money by self-centered, corrupt and sex scandal ridden
televangelists? These people with their

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artistically groomed and moosed flowing locks?
They're fashion designer clothes, I'm talking.
About the men. And the women with their thick
makeup, garish lips and false eyelashes.
Have you ever seen such vanity? And religion is supposed to
espouse humanity. What we will now offer you are

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facts. Not fiction, myths, fairy tales
and allegory. However, as is often the nature
of facts, they will probably be very uncomfortable for many
people. They will undoubtedly shock and
anger some of you as they will challenge age-old beliefs and
the very basis of the religious belief system on which you may

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have based your whole life. But these facts cannot possibly
be as shocking and ungodly as the death, destruction, robbery
and suppression of truth that for centuries has epitomized the
practice of religion. And Please remember that I
deliberately said offer you facts, as it is not our
intention to be like so many missionaries and other religious

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proselytizers whose purpose it is to force you to change your
beliefs under the threats of Hellfire and eternal damnation
if you don't. We just want you to listen,
watch and make up your own mindsin order to better understand
what we humans are today and So what we are likely to become
tomorrow. We need to look back and study

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our origins and where we came from.
Try now to imagine Earth in prehistoric times, a place
filled with a multitude of dangers, giant animals and
reptiles, huge predators, earthquakes, volcanoes,
tornadoes and meteors and the subsequent fear and hostility
such an unfriendly environment would breed.

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If you could be a time travellerand be spirited back to these
ancient times, compete with all the sophisticated modern
knowledge you now have, admit it, you'd be scared to death.
I know I would be. Now try to imagine what it must
have been like for these ancientpeople, totally devoid of all
the knowledge we now take for granted about the awesome forces

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of nature. A volcano erupts, destroying
everything in its path. The sky reverberates with
Thunder as a violent electrical storm holds thunderbolts to
earth, which start fires. Tornadoes sweep people, animals
and trees away into the sky. The earth opens up and an
earthquake swallows a village inthe twinkling of an eye.

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Pretty scary stuff, still is today, but try and think of it
as if you had absolutely no understanding of these natural
occurrences at all. Then at night, gearsing up into
those fearsome skies filled withinfinite numbers of stars, not
to mention shooting stars without having the remotest idea
of what they were, I slept in the desert at Petra in Jordan.

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The stars are not above you, they surround you like a giant
canopy and in the crystal clear air you feel as if you can reach
out and pluck one from the sky. However, lacking any form of
scientific explanation, is it any wonder that these ancient
peoples created a myriad of all powerful nature gods and the

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countless myths that surrounded them?
The gods which have been worshipped and sacrificed to for
thousands of years since. For example, it was the mighty
Thaw who went angry, struck his anvil with his hammer and
created Thunder. And the same Thaw who, from his
abode in the clouds or heavens, on his likeness of the Terror,

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struck northeast below. If alone in the dense forest,
you hardly surprisingly felt fearful, and you sensed the
presence of an unknown threat. But that had to be the forest
God Pan, from whom we get our word panic.
And at night, when it became cold, dark, dangerous and
downright frightening, without aconvenient and comforting light

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switch, who else came out to rule that the fearsome Prince of
Darkness. Then came the dawn, and with it
light, warmth and new life. And who brought it?
And in so doing defeated the Prince of Darkness, None other
than the Sun, which became knownas God's Sun, the light of the
world. Human beings are the only

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creatures capable of the processof logical thought, of
imagination, and of questioning everything around them.
In fact, the very evolution of humans has been dependent upon
our ability to seek, find answers and adapt.
However, a small weakness has been that if a logical answer
was not readily available, humanimagination often invented or

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created suitable and at least temporarily satisfying Answers
such as the very basic need to have a reason to explain our
existence and the equally important need to feel that life
must be for some purpose and that it cannot simply end the
death, that there must be something beyond.
This remains as true today as itwas for ancient man.

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Consider again how little ancient man you compared to us.
In order to create some livable with explanation, gods and myths
had to be created. All questions require answers,
real or created, so that we can get on with life.
So perhaps we can also understand why people sometimes
killed or sacrificed other humanbeings to satisfy or placate the

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angry gods of nature. For example, to to try and stop
Thor from hurling a Thunderbolt specifically at you.
At the time, man didn't know anybetter.
Supposedly, today we do know better.
Sometimes you like me, They wonder if we really do.

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Despite the existence of many larger and more powerful
creatures in the jungles, man became and remains today the
undisputed ruler of the Earth for one simple reason, his mind.
To make the closest analogy, we are both smaller and weaker than
gorillas, but our minds are considerably more powerful and
sophisticated. And yet we continue to shed

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blood today, perhaps even more than before.
And still, in the name of the same God or gods and the same
myths, haven't we learned anything?
Ancient man had to contend with countless areas of ignorance
which over the centuries gave way to informed enlightenment.
With just two glaring exceptions, we still persist in

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the ancient ignorances of religion and myths. 2 words
which have one definition in common.
They are both nothing more than beliefs.
Look at it this way. Would you consider running your
business according to an instruction manual written some
3 to 4000 years ago and then translated 20 or more times

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before you read it? I very much doubt it.
Yet many of us unquestionably based the entire conduct of our
lives on just such a manual, a collection of stories called the
Bible. It is not merely having a
superior mind that has allowed man to rule or dominate the

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earth, but by using it to createthe ever increasing array of
technical wonders, sadly all toomany of which are devoted to the
sole purpose of destroying fellow man.
That mind has not really changedmuch over the last few
centuries, but because some brave people refuse to accept
invented convenient or expedientanswers, such as the earth being

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flat, you know it was once religious heresy punishable by
death to believe otherwise, and instead they continued to
question and explore until such time as a logical and provable
answer could be ascertained. Because of that, we have been
able to progress from caveman tomodern man.
But still. With the previously noted and

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glaring exception of religion, where we still stubbornly cling
to unproven and unprovable centuries old myths.
Moreover. Many.
Religions tell their followers not to think, but to blindly
follow their moral dictates, just as soldiers are drilled not
to think but to blindly follow orders.

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Isn't it strange how the orders issued by both religious and
military leaders are often exactly the same?
Go out and kill some of your fellow human beings.
Both of them justify their killings in the same way as
being in the name of God. Surely our inbred unique ability
to think and reason was intendedto be used to its fullest extent

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and capacity. So why the exceptions of
religions and the myths on whichthey are based?
Religions which still set out tokeep people in ignorance?
For instance, the Jesuit Index of Forbidden Books was described
by Catholic brother Paolo Sarpi as.
The finest secret device ever invented for applying religion
to the purpose of making men stupid.

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Religion which caused Cardinal Gaspari Contadini to state.
I cannot hide my indignation that some of the most
illustrious Catholic cities are tainted with moral plague and
loose ways, to such a point thatmany monasteries designed to
shelter virgins have now been turned into brothels.
Can there be anything more abject and infamous religion

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which caused Archbishop Marcel Lefevre to comment in 1977?
The church is full of thieves, mercenaries and wolves.
Religion that has reported in Time magazine.
Catholic institutions have recently paid out some $300
million in the United States in settlements of cases where

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priests have been accused of sexually abusing underage boys
and there is no end insight to other pending cases, Notre Dame
philosophy professor Ralph McInerney said we the Catholic
Church could be sued out of existence.
Religion, where? In Saudi Arabia they have a
special religious police force to enforce religious laws.

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And where religious leaders thisyear called for the execution by
the heading of nine women whose dreadful crime was that they
actually dared to drive cars. And where the same religious
leaders also wanted to behead every man who did not wear a
beard. The purported crime of
secularism. Religion where, according to

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Reuter, a resident of an ultra Orthodox quarter of Jerusalem
was excommunicated by his local religious court for the sin of
possessing A defiling and disgusting object.
A television set. I could go on citing examples
like these for hours, but I'm sure you got the idea.
If this is what religious beliefs can lead to, violent

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intolerance and murderous behaviour that would simply not
be tolerated in any normal non religious society.
I wonder if I could be considered guilty of what is
termed British understatement ifI were to suggest that maybe,
just maybe, something might be wrong with religion.
But rather than even hint at an answer, I would rather you form

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your own opinions and draw your own conclusions as you watch
what follows. If there is an answer or a
truth, surely it should not be based on myths thousands of
years old, myths which have caused so much death, suffering
and intolerance. There must be something more
positive and benevolent than religions enslavement and

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brainwashing of its followers with fear and threats of eternal
damnation. Yet since the dawn of history,
man has stubbornly maintained his beliefs in religions and the
surrounding myths and superstitions in this one area.
He has barely progressed since the Stone Age.
Surely it is finally time, in fact long overdue, to open our

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eyes and take a good hard look at the facts and only the facts
of what we call the naked truth.Most people understand that

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Christianity is an outgrowth of the earlier Hebrew faith.
Consequently, you cannot understand Christianity
correctly unless you first understand the faith of which
Christianity is an outgrowth. That is why we have the Old and
the New Testament. However, that's where most
people leave it. An intelligent person who has
done his homework knows that this is not where it stops.

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One cannot have Christianity without its parent Hebrew, and
we cannot have Hebrew without its parent, the many more
ancient Semitic religions. Hebrew is merely a recent
occurrence in Semitic history. There is a Semitic religion
behind Judaism, and behind the Semitic is Egyptian, and behind
the Egyptian is Sumerian, and behind the Sumerian is a more
ancient one. It's all a long Semitic

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bloodline coming through history.
So let's start way back in ancient times where it all
began. To get a better understanding of
where religions come from and where we are now in the 20th
century in terms of our religious life, we have to go
back a long way in time. Back all the way to ancient

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Egypt, in fact, to an Egypt thathad never heard of Moses or
Abraham or the rest of them, because it was in Egypt, as you
will see here, that the very basic roots and rudiments of
both Judaism and Christianity was born.

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The ancient Egyptians realized that once a year at the time of
the monsoon rains in Central Africa, North Africa being a
desert, waited for the monsoon rains to come to Central Africa,
the Highlands. And of course when the rains

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came, they would overflow the tributaries flowing northward,
which would be downhill into thedeserts of North Africa.
And the waters would eventually over flood the Nile so that once
a year the Nile Delta would become flooded.
And that was a great and terrible tragedy.

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Each year the great flood that came and washed away the
Egyptians whirl the they were, they call the waters the Waters
of Chaos. But the waters were chaotic and
they just went everywhere. And while the Waters of Chaos
were terrible and destructive, they also brought new life.

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Because without the Waters of Chaos coming, the deserts would
be totally dry and nothing wouldgrow.
So they realized that the watersof Chaos were a blessing.
In fact, that brought new life. So each each year when the
waters of the flood would recede, leaving, of course, the

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fresh minerals and nutrients in the waters, which would then
'cause the food to grow and spring would be a beautiful time
in Egypt, because of the waters of chaos.
They celebrated the coming of the waters of chaos, bringing
the new life. They call that celebration in

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Egypt the Arka Noah. Not the ark of Noah, but Arka
Noah. The Arka Noah celebration was
the coming of the great flood that washed away the old world
and brought new life, and therefore Egypt was born again.
And of course, at this particular time of the monsoon

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reigns, the moon was always in the lower quarter.
The lower quarter of the moon became known as the Arkanoa, The
Arkanoa or the wet moon. In Christianity you have
baptism. Baptism is of course being

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submerged in water because while, as I said, Egypt was
submerged in water and was born again, the ancient peoples re
related that when a child is carried in the womb, it is
sealed in water. And that's the way you know a

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child's going to be born, is when the water breaks.
And so therefore water was always associated with new life
being born. And that's why when you are
converting from the evil Old world to Christianity, you must
be, you must be born again, you are baptized.

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It's actually a very ancient motif, all that we find in
Judaism and Christianity. There is virtually not one
concept, belief or idea expressed in Judaism or
Christianity. Not one that cannot be traced

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back many, many times to many different religions.
It's a very old, ancient story. It's the greatest story ever
told. To show how ancient Egypt and
its religions permeates the Old and the New Testament, here are
some examples. During the rule of the Egyptian

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pharaoh Aknoton came an important religious change.
Pharaoh Aknoton was a very important pharaoh.
He single handedly changed the worship in Egypt from the
worship of many gods to the worship of just one God in
particular and to the exclusion of all other gods.
The name of this God was Rey. Pharaoh Akhenoton established

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that from now on there is only one God, the Son, and his full
name was Amen Rey spelled AM ENRA.
The Pharaoh said that when he prayed to God, you must pray
through the Son of God, Amen Ray, because he represented God.
And at the end of the prayer in the ancient temples of Egypt

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they would say Amen. In the scriptures Jesus said if
your eye be single then there will be light in you.
This single eye was the symbol of Amen Ray and the eye was
always within the circle, the sun, the eye of God.
There are at least three different places in the Bible

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where Jesus is referred to as the chief cornerstone that the
builders rejected. For instance, in Ephesians 220,
Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone.
And this is very important. Ask any architect or anyone who
knows anything about the terminology of architecture.
Ask them where do you find a chief cornerstone?

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Now you can find an ordinary cornerstone at the top of a
building or at the bottom. But where do you find a chief
cornerstone? A chief cornerstone is
translated from the Greek word meaning the peak of a pyramid or
the capstone. Why the peak of a pyramid you
may ask? All you have to do is look at
the back of an American dollar bill where you will find a

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pyramid with the chief cornerstone separated from the
pyramid. But what is perhaps even more
interesting is it on the American dollar bill.
Within the separated cornerstoneis the eye of Horus, the all
seeing eye of Iusus the Son of God, the eye of Ray, that we
pray to and say Amen. In Isaiah 1919 God says to His

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people, in that day there shall be an altar to the Lord in the
midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar at the border thereof
to the Lord. In other words, in the middle of
Egypt there will be an altar to the Lord.
Well in the very middle of Egyptstands Kiops, the great pyramid
exactly in the middle. Amazing.
Yes, it even more so when you consider that it had already

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been sitting there for 3000 years before the Bible was
written. In John 1011 Jesus said I am the
Good Shepherd and the Good Shepherd gives his life to the
sheep. In John 1014 Jesus said I'm the
Good Shepherd and I know my sheep.
In the book of Hebrews 1320. Lord Jesus, the great Shepherd

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of his sheep in the Book of Revelation 12/5 and she brought
forth a manchild who was to ruleall the nations with a rod of
iron. And in Revelation 1915 and he
shall rule the nation with a rodof iron.
Well, we've now established thatJesus is the Good Shepherd who
shall rule the nations with a rod of iron.

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The Pharaoh was referred to as the Good Shepherd.
The. People, the royal household and
the religious household of Egyptwere called an Egyptian, the
Shepherd's fold. Pharaoh, being the
representative of Ayusus, the son of God, was called the Great
Shepherd who looked after the shepherd's fold.
The Pharaoh was considered to bethe incarnation of Amon Ray, who

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ruled for God on earth. That is where we get the idea
that there would be an earthly Kingdom and the Pharaoh was the
king of the Kingdom. Jesus is called the Lamb of God.
The. Lamb of God that takes away the
sins of the world. Now you talk about an old
concept and an old motif. That certainly is virtually all

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the ancient religions in the world had a Lamb of God that
takes away the sins of the world.
As a matter of fact, the the Buddhist today a very ancient
ancient priesthood far far in excess of of Christianity
existed in the Himalayan mountains where the Buddhists

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have a religious leader called the Dalai Lama.
Dalai comes from the word Latin word meaning God die Dali, God
lama. A lama is like a lamb.
A lama is a lamb. Therefore the word Dalai Lama is
God's lamb that takes away the sins of the world.
It's a very old and widespread concept.

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God's Lamb that takes away the sins of the world existed far
before the Hebrews. Interesting, wasn't it?

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Almond Ray, or Horace as he was called, He was all that was.
Good and righteous and holy. And he had his adversary.
His name was set. Sound a little bit familiar?
Like with Jesus of Nazareth, whohad his adversary Satan, Horace
set Jesus Satan. In fact, the.

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Resemblances between Jesus and Amanray are Horus and all of the
other saviors of mankind are just too many.
They go on. And on and on, in fact.
Let's compare them, shall we? Let's compare Jesus of Nazareth
with Horus of Egypt, with Krishna of India, and with

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Buddha of the Orient Horus. Baptized with water by Anab
Jesus. Baptized with water by John and
up the Baptizer. John the Baptist.
Horace born in Ano, the place ofbread.
Jesus born in Bethlehem, the House of bread.

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Horace the Good Shepherd or the crook upon his shoulders.
Jesus the Good Shepherd with thelamb or the kid upon his
shoulder. The seven on board the boat with
Horace. The seven fishers on board the
boat with Jesus. Horace as the Lamb.
Jesus as the Lamb. Horus as the lion.
Jesus as the lion. Horus as the black child.

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Jesus as the little black bambino.
Horus identified with tact or cross.
Jesus identified with the cross.Horus of 12 years.
Jesus of 12 years. Horus made a man of 30 years in
his baptism. Jesus made a man of 30 years in
his baptism. Horus the cursed Jesus the
Christ. Horus, the manifesting Son of

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God. Jesus, the manifesting Son of
God. 2. Mothers of child Horus, who were
two sisters. 2. Mothers of child Jesus who were
sisters. Set and Horus, the twin
opponents. Satan and Jesus the twin
opponents. Horus the sore and Set the
destroyer in the harvest field. Jesus the sore of the good seed,

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and Satan the sore of tares. Set and Horus contending on the
mount. Jesus and Satan contending on
the mount. The star as announcer of the
child. Horus, the star in the east that
indicated the birth place of Jesus.
Horus, the afflicted one. Jesus the afflicted 1.

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Horus as the type of life eternal.
Jesus, the type of eternal life.Horus, who comes to fulfill the
law. Jesus, who comes to fulfill the
law. Horus who came by the water, the
blood, and the Spirit. Jesus who came by the water, the
blood and the Spirit. Horus of the two horizons.

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Jesus of the two lions. Horus walking on the water.
Jesus walking on the water. The children of Horus.
The children of Jesus. Horus entering the mount at
sunset to hold conversation withhis Father.
Jesus entering the mount at sunset to hold conversation with
his Father. Jesus entering the mount at
sunset to hold conversation withhis father.

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With his Father. Jesus transfigured on the mount
the seven loaves of Horus for feeding the multitude.
Reposing in the green fields of Anu.
The seven loaves of Jesus for feeding the multitude reclining
on the grass. 12 followers of a Horus. 12 followers of Jesus as
the 12 disciples. The secret of the mysteries

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revealed by Tat an. The secret of the mysteries made
known by John, Anab and Ian. The two witnesses for Horus.
The two Johns as witnesses for Jesus.
Horace the morning star. Jesus the morning star.
Horace who gives the Morning Star to his followers.
Jesus who gives the Morning Starto his followers.

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Buddha was born of the Virgin Mary, who conceived him without
carnal intercourse. Jesus was born of the Virgin
Mary, who conceived him without carnal intercourse.
The incarnation of Buddha is recorded to him, brought about
by the descent of the divine power called the Holy Ghost upon
the Virgin Maya. The incarnation of Jesus is
recorded to have been brought about by the descent of the

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divine power called the Holy Ghost upon the Virgin Mary.
When Buddha descended from the region of the souls and entered
the body of the Virgin Maya, herwomb assumed the appearance of
clear, transparent crystal on which Buddha appeared beautiful
as a flower. When Jesus descended from his
heavenly seat and entered the body of the Virgin Mary, her
womb assumed the appearance of clear, transparent crystal, in

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which Jesus appeared beautiful as a flower.
The birth of Buddha was announced in the heavens by an
Austrian, which is seen rising in the horizon.
It is called a Messianic star. The birth of Jesus was announced
in the heavens by his star, which was seen rising on the
horizon. It might properly be called the
Messianic star. The son of the Virgin Niah, on

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whom, according to the traditionof the Holy Ghost had descended,
was said to have been born on Christmas Day.
The son of the Virgin Mary, on whom, according to tradition,
the Holy Ghost had descended, was said to have been born on
Christmas Day. Buddha was visited by wise men
who recognized in this marvel and infant all the characters of
divinity, and he had scarcely seen the day before he was

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hailed God of gods. Jesus was visited by wise men,
who recognized in this marvelousinfant all the characters of the
Divinity, and he was scarcely seen the day before he was
hailed God of gods. When Buddha was an infant, just
born, he spoke to his mother andsaid, I am the greatest among

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men. When Jesus was an infant in his
cradle, he spoke to his mother and said, I am Jesus, son of
God. Buddha the Savior was baptized,
and at this recorded water baptism the Spirit of God was
present. That is not only the highest
God, but also the Holy Ghost, for whom the incarnation of
Gautama Buddha is recorded to have been brought about by the

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descent of that divine power upon the Virgin Maya.
Jesus was baptized by John in the River Jordan, at which time
the Spirit of God was present. That is not only the highest
God, but also the Holy Ghost, for whom the incarnation of
Jesus is recorded to have been brought about by the descent of

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the divine power upon the VirginMary.
By prayers of the name of Buddha, his followers expect to
receive the rewards of paradise.By prayers in the name of Jesus,
his followers expect to receive the rewards of paradise.
When Buddha died and was buried,the coverings of the body
unrolled themselves and the lid of his coffin was opened by

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supernatural powers. When Jesus died and was buried,
the coverings of his body were unrolled from him and his tomb
was opened by supernatural powers.
Buddha ascended bodily to the celestial regions when his
mission on earth was fulfilled. Jesus ascended bodily to the

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celestial regions when his mission on earth was fulfilled.
Buddha is Alpha and Omega without beginning or end.
The Supreme Being, the Eternal One.
Jesus is Alpha and Omega withoutbeginning or end.
The Supreme Being, the Eternal 1Buddha is to come upon the earth
again in the latter days, his mission being to restore the

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world to order and happiness. Jesus is to come upon the earth
again in the latter days, his mission being to restore the
world to order and happiness. Krishna was born of a chaste
virgin. Jesus was born of a chaste
virgin. The moment Krishna was born, the

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whole cave was splendidly illuminated.
The moment Jesus was born, therewas a great light in The Cave.
The divine child Krishna was recognized and adored by cow
herds who prostrated themselves before the heaven born child.
The divine child of Jesus was recognized and adored by

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shepherds who prostrated themselves before the heaven
born child. Krishna was born at the time
when Nanda, his foster father, was away from home, having to
come to the city to pay his tax or yearly tribute to the King.
Jesus was born at a time when Joseph, his foster father, was
away from home, having come to the city to pay his tax or

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tribute to the governor. Krishna, although born in a
state the most abject and humiliating, was of royal
descent. Jesus, although born in a state
the most objective, humiliating,was of royal descent.
Krishna's father was warned by aheavenly voice to fly with a
child to Ghakul across the riverJubna as the reigning monarch

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sought his life. Jesus father was warned in a
dream to take the young child and his mother and flee into
Egypt as the reigning monarch sought his life.
The ruler of the country in which Krishna was born, having
been informed of the birth of the divine child, sought to
destroy him. For this purpose he ordered the
massacre in all his states of all the children of the male sex

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born during the night of the birth of Krishna.
The ruler of the country in which Jesus was born, having
been informed of the birth of the divine child, sought to
destroy him. For this purpose he ordered all
the children that were in Bethlehem and in all the coasts
thereof to be slain. One of the first miracles
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One of the first miracles performed by Jesus when mature
was the curing of a leper. Krishna was crucified, and he is
represented with arms extended, hanging on a cross.
Jesus was crucified, and he is represented with arms extended
hanging on a cross. Krishna descended into hell.

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Jesus descended into hell. Krishna, after being put to
death, rose again from the dead.Jesus, after being put to death,
rose again from the dead. Krishna ascended bodily into
heaven, and many persons witnessed his ascent.
Jesus ascended bodily into heaven, and many persons
witnessed his ascent. Krishna is to come again on

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earth. In the latter days He will
appear among mortals as an armedwarrior riding a White Horse.
At his approach the sun and moonwill be darkened, the earth will
tremble, and the stars fall fromthe firmament.
Jesus is to come again on earth.In the latter days it will
appear among the mortal as an armed warrior riding a White
Horse. At his approach, the sun and

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moon will be darkened, the earthwill tremble, and the stars fall
from the. Firmament.
Fascinating, isn't it? Well, is it a coincidence?
Or. Is there something else going
on? That's a lot of similarity to
say that it's a coincidence, butlet's take another look.
Let's. Go back 10,000 years before

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Jesus and look at the 16 other men that came along who claimed
to be the son of God who were born of a virgin mother.
And the Virgin? Mother had the name of Mary, or
a derivative of the word Mary, who were in the temple scolding
and training their elders by theage of 12.

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Who? The ruler of the land, fearing
that the son of God had been born, tried to put them to
death, that they were asked by someone greater than they to
move from the land. They were born into a foreign
land to save the life. Who began their ministry at the
age of 30, Who ended their ministry at the age of 33 and
who were. Killed on the cross.

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This happened in 16 different events prior to Jesus.
Let's look at who they were. Krishna of India, 1200 BC.
The Hindu Sakia, 600 BC. Thamus of Syria, 1160 BC.
Witoba of the Telangonis, 552 BC.

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Iowa of Nepal, 622 BC. Jesus of the Celtic Druids, 834
BC. Kejalati of Mexico, 587 BC.
Carinas of Rome, five O, 6 BC. Aciculus Prometheus, 547 BC.
Tulus of Egypt, 1700 BC. Indra of Tibet, 725 BC.

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Alcestus of Euripides, 600 BC. Atis of Fridgia, 1170 BC.
Crete of Chaldea, 1200 BC, Bali of Corissa, 725 BC, and Mithra
of Persia 600 BC. It just keeps coming on, doesn't
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look at these similarities. Time and time again.
We have to look at these different men who had the same
living patterns in life even though their lives stretched
over a period of 10,000 years. We're not dealing with myth.
We're not dealing with belief systems.
We're not dealing with faith. We're dealing with facts,

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historical data. It's there.
You can't set that aside. Jesus had the same kind of life.
Did the same. Kind of things as Krishna and
Buddha. And there they were, all sixteen
of these men. Coincidence.
Come on, think about it. But that then.

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Leads to the question of just who is it that we've been
worshipping, Or what is it that we've been worshipping?
What are who have we been livingfor?
And more importantly, what are who has man been killing man
for? Remember, religion has killed,
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earth. Well, the answer gets plain and
obvious, and perhaps difficult for a lot of people when we take
a close look at the New Testament.
In order to understand the Old Testament and the New Testament,
you have to 1st understand wherethe book comes from, who wrote

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it. You have to understand it in the
context of the time in which it was written.
I'm going to make a statement now that many people who are in
denial will not want to hear, But if you give me an
opportunity, I think I can provethe point.
The Bible is nothing more Old and New Testament, nothing more

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than a retelling of the most ancient story the world has ever
known. And that's why the Bible's
called the greatest story ever told.
And a cursory understanding of ancient history will show that
the greatest story ever told wasthe story of the Zodiac,
astrology. The Bible is nothing more than

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the greatest astrological astronomical story ever told.
It is pure astrology based on the Zodiac.
The fact of the matter is, if you've done your homework,
you're going to find that the Bible is nothing more than Astro
theology, the worship of God's heaven.

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To further understand the connection between Christianity
and ancient religions, we must study astronomy.
Astronomy is a very precise science that we use today in
determining, for example, when we will have the next eclipse or
when we will see the next full moon.
As far back as we can go in history, the air was divided
into 12 equal parts, just as we today divide the air into 12

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months. You draw a circle representing 1
year, which is then divided into12 equal parts, each one of
which is called a Zodiac or a house.
The Sun travels through the different houses of the Zodiac.
This is where the connection between the Son of God having 12
helpers as they were called in Egypt, and the Son of God, Jesus

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Christ, who ministered to him, having 12 apostles.
After dividing the circle into 12 equal parts, it was then
further divided into four groups.
The winter solstice from the middle of the winter across the
Zodiac into the summer solstice,then the spring or vernal
equinox to the autumnal equinox and there you have the cross on

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the Zodiac. Remember, this is all ancient
science and it has been done like this for thousands of
years. Now as I said, those who would
not want to hear this are in denial.
But as a teacher, I'm asking only to hear what I have to say
in the book of John, in the New Testament, John 14, two, Jesus

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said in my Father's house are many mansions.
Well, like many other scripturesin the King James, that was not
correctly translated. In fact, it is not in my
father's house on many mansions.Because in fact that makes very
little to no sense at all. How can you have houses or
mansions in a house? In my father's house on many

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mansions is correctly translated, and my father's
abode are many dwelling places, and my father's heavens are many
houses. Well, of course.
That there's at least 12 houses in the heavens that we know of,
and my father's abode, the heavens, there are many houses.

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That's right, at least 12 housesof the Zodiac.
That's what was being said here.Now we go to perhaps the oldest
book in the Bible, Job, and in the book of Job.
I ask you to turn to chapter 38 and read with me if you can,

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where in 383132 and 33 somethingvery important is said
concerning astrology in chapter 3833.
First, the Scripture says, knowest thou the ordinances of
heaven? In other words, there are
ordinances in heaven and 31. Now going back to 3831, God says

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to Job according to the scripture, can thou bind the
sweet influences of the Pleiadesor loose the bands of Orion?
What are we talking about here? The Pleiades, an astrological
symbol in the Zodiac. And.
God is supposedly saying to Job,can thou bind the sweet
influences? What influences?

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I thought that that's all evil, that's all astrology.
That's that new age stuff. We don't have anything to do
with that. And here God is saying to his
prophet, Job, can thou bind the sweet influences of the Pleiades
or loose the bands of Orion? Can thou bring forth Mazzaroth

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in his season? Now there is a heavy piece of
information God is saying to Joband 323832 Can thou bring forth
Mazzaroth in his season or can thou guide Arcturus with his
sons? We're talking astrology here.

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Now if you go to the King James Version, that's the version that
God spoke. And if we read from the King
James Bible what the word Mazzaroth means here in the King
James, in the interpreting interpreting dictionary in the
back of the King James, we look up the word mazaroth and here we

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see Mazaroth means the 12 signs of the Zodiac.
That's from the King James. Mazaroth means the Zodiac and
therefore God is saying to his great prophet, Job, can thou
bring forth the Zodiac in his season?
That's right, because the Zodiachas 12 seasons, 12 houses.

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And that's why God's Son, the light of the world could say and
my father's abode on many houses.
We're talking astrology here, but I'm going to tell you some
of the most, one of the most interesting things you're going
to find in the Bible about astrology is the end times.
There is not a Christian programon anywhere that is not

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concerned with the end times, the last days, the end of the
world. Jehovah's Witnesses are
proclaiming all over the world that this is the end times.
In fact, these are the last days.
We are living in the end times. But the end times of what?
If you understand that the Bibleis nothing more than a retelling

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of astrology and the astrological Zodiac, then you
understand why it is that Jesus is referred to to have fed His
people and his followers. God's Son feeds his followers
according to Matthew 1417 we read.

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And of course, this is a very old story we've all heard about
how Jesus fed his followers withtwo fishes and with two fishes
and five loaves He fed his people.
The two fishes are of course, the two fishes of the Zodiac,
which is the constellation of Pisces.
Pisces is always symbolized AS2 fishes.

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Consequently, God's Son, that thing that comes up in the
morning, feeds his people on earth in the sign of the two
fishes. Now if you think we're
stretching this point, just continue to listen.
Jesus is referred to as the great fisherman, and of course

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that's why the Pope has the Pope's mitre or they hat, or the
headdress of the Pope. Is the fish from Dagon the Fish
God? Because Rome ruled the world for
2000 years under the age of Pisces.
What House of the Zodiac does God's Son go into when he leaves

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the age of Pisces? Because he's been in the age of
Pisces now for 19191 years, He'sgetting ready since each age is
about 2000, a little over 2000 years long.
What house will God's son go into once he has once he has

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served the last Passover, which is the last year, The last
Passover in the Age of Pisces, The last year in the age of
Pisces. Where does God's Son go for the
next 2000 years? Well, of course we understand he
goes into the Age of Aquarius. Well the Age of Aquarius, that

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evil astrology, the Age of Aquarius is symbolized.
If you can get any reference book you will find the age of
Aquarius is symbolized by the man with a water pitcher, the
man with the water pitcher or the water bearer, The water
bearer, the age of Aquarius. But where did that story of the

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new age and Aquarius come from? Comes from the Bible God's Son
at Luke 2210, when God's Son is asked by his 12 apostles as to
where he will go to the next after this 2000 years of the
great fisherman or the fishes isover, where will he begin his

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new Kingdom? He says it 2210 of Luke.
And he said unto them, Behold, when you enter into the city,
there shall a man meet you bearing a pitcher of water.
Follow him into the house where he entered in.
Behold, when you enter into the city, there shall a man meet you

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bearing a pitcher of water. That's right.
The man bearing a pitcher of water is Aquarius.
It's very simple. Now, how do we know that the
Bible's talking about the new Aquarian age of the old age of
Pisces? All you have to.

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Do is your. Homework.
I'm going to read some scriptures and I want you to
follow what I'm saying because Ithink it's very important.
Let's start with Matthew 2820. And he says, and surely I am
with you always to the very end of the age in Matthew 1232.

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The Holy Spirit will not be given either in this age or the
age to come. In Matthew 1339, the harvest is
the end of the age and the harvesters of the angels and the
weeds are pulled up and burned in fire.
So it will be at the end of the age.

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End of the age. That's what we're talking about,
the end of the age, the Piscean Age, the last days here in
Matthew 24, three and what will be the sign of your coming.
The apostles ask God's them whatwould be the sign of your coming
at the end of the age and Mark 10 we read and Mark 1029 and 30

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and in the age to come, eternal life.
So we're talking about the age to come.
And here in Luke 19, no, Luke 1830, the Kingdom of God will
fail and receive many times as much in this age and in the age

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to come, eternal life. So we're talking about in this
age, in the age to come. So we're talking about two
different ages here in First Corinthians.
We read again First Corinthians 3, six and eight.
We do, however, speak a message of wisdom among the mature, but
not the wisdom of this age or the rulers of this age and an

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age. None of the rulers of this age
understood it. Here in First Corinthians again,
1011, these things happen to them as examples and were
written down as warnings for us upon whom the fulfillment of the
ages has come. We're talking ages in Ephesians

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121, far above all rule and authority, power and dominion,
in every title that can be given, not only in the present
age, but also in the one to come.
Hebrews 65 who have tasted the goodness of the Word of God and
the power of the coming age in Hebrew again Hebrews 926 Then

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Christ would have come, but had to suffer many times since the
creation of the world. But now He has appeared once for
all at the end of the age. And in Revelation 15.
Three, God Almighty is King of the ages.

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What we're talking about here isages, the old age of Pisces,
God's son ruling for 19191 yearsunder the age of Pisces.
And what we're looking forward to in the Bible is God's Kingdom
to come, His will to be done on earth.
And that Kingdom is the Kingdom which is said, behold, when you

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enter into the city, there shallbe a man meet you bearing a
pitch of water. Follow him into the house where
he entered. Then we're talking about getting
ready to go into the new age of Aquarius, the man with the water
pitcher. So when you hear Christians
talking about the last days and the end of the world and the end

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times, we're talking about the end of the age of Pisces.
We're talking about, yes, the end times, the end of the age of
Pisces and the coming age of theman with the water pitcher.
Now, when the end of the age of Pisces is coming and we will be

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going into the new age of Aquarius.
Oh, but that's devil worship, that's evil, that's astrology.
No, that's the Bible. We look around us today on all
of the churches and we will continually see the two fishes.
The two fishes, as we said, are a Pisces.
It is an appropriate symbol and that's why Christians have the

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fish on the back of the car. Dagon, the fish God of Rome, the
Pope where in the the mitres thethe Pope's mitre is nothing more
than the fish head. The fish is a symbol of
Christianity. But here again, in Europe, 600
years ago, in a church in Europe, many churches in Europe

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have the same symbols. Here's one classic example of
the. Symbol of Pisces in the stained
glass window of a very beautifulcathedral in Europe.
And of course it says Pisces. So while we may not have known
about the connection between Pisces and Christianity, Middle

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Ages Europe was very well aware of the connections.
Now with that look of the Zodiacin mind, where does Jesus of
Nazareth or Krishna or Horus or any of the other 16 saviours fit
into that Zodiac well? Could it be that they are
representative of the Sun, whichis the largest and most

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important thing that passes in acyclical way through?
The Zodiac. Let's examine that for a moment.
The ancient Egyptians believe that as long as the sun came up
every day, there'd always be life on Earth.
Therefore, quite logically, the sun became the representation
for everlasting life. Put it another way, if the sun

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comes up every day, food will grow.
If food grows, people can live and can reproduce, so that when
you die, your son can carry on, and when he died his son will
carry on, and so forth. So that as long as the sun, the
light of the world, comes up every day, there will be
everlasting life on earth. So quite logically, every major

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religion and Mystic belief features the sun as its
principal and most important feature.
The Egyptians noticed that on their sundials that in winter,

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as the sun moved further South, bringing, of course our winter,
that winter represents death, the coldness of death.
And they noticed that when the sun went S, that it reached a
point where it stopped in its movement and did not move any

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further South. And they began to notice on
their sundials that it not only didn't go any further South, but
it didn't begin to move back N either, for three days, for
three days, the sunset exactly on the sundial in the same
place. Therefore, the ancients said
that the Son of God dies for three days and is resurrected or

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brought back to life once it begins its annual journey back
to the northern hemisphere, and when it begins its annual
journey back to the northern hemisphere was on December 25th.
Therefore, the God's Son, the light of the world, who is our
salvation because He is risen, was born or reborn on December

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25th. Of course, the sun represented
to the ancient people salvation because they believed.
Especially the Egyptians said that they noticed that if the
sun continues to come up every morning, that life would
continue on. When the sun comes up, the

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children awake, the men go off to work, and the world
continues, and the flowers grow,and there will always be life on
the earth as long as the sun comes up, as long as the sun is
risen, there will always be life.
Therefore, the Egyptians said that the Son of God, the light
of the world, represented everlasting life on the earth,

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not for you, but on the earth everlasting life.
That the Egyptians realized thatthe sun while burning was giving
up energy and that the plants and the food chain on Earth was
receiving along with the humans and animals were receiving the
energy from the sun. Therefore the sun was giving up

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its life for us. Here are a few churches.
That we drove by. They're all completely
unrelated, but nevertheless theyall display the cross.
But within that cross is a circle.
The church we're at now is a Presbyterian Church, and as you
would expect to find on any church, it does of course have a
cross on top. But if you look more closely at

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many of these crosses, you'll find that there's also a circle
within the cross. The circle is on the cross of
the Zodiac, and that circle represents the sun, the sun
which comes up every day. But over the ages, man began to
refer to this as the Son of God,and therefore it became God's
Son. What a cross with a circle like
this truly represents. Is the sun waning or dying on

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the cross of the Zodiac and not a man,

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the Son of God? God's Son dies on the cross of
the Zodiac. The Sun, the round orb that
comes up in the morning is what is correctly pictured on the
cross and not a man. This church tells the whole
zodiological story, the dying onthe cross of the Zodiac and this
small circle surrounded by 12 helpers or houses of the Zodiac.

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Anyone can see that this is indeed a round orb with 12 signs
or houses around it. It is the Sun that is symbolized
on this church and not a man. In Revelation chapter one, verse
7, we read, Behold, he cometh with clouds and every eye shall
see him. Let's read that again.
Behold, he cometh with clouds, and every eye shall see him, the

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Son of God and the light of the world comes with clouds, and
every eye shall see him. But of course, there is only one
light of the world that every eye can see, and that's the sun.
In the Scriptures we can also read how Jesus walked on water.
All of us, I'm sure, have seen the sunset.

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Now we are also told that the Son of God died with a crown of
thorns. No wonder.
It is precisely how the sun was always pictured in ancient days,
with a crown of thorns or sun rays.
So the crown of thorns on Jesus,the Son of God, the light of the
world, are the sun's rays. There is a phenomena that we

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call the procession of the equinox.
It's a very interesting phenomena, a natural phenomena
that the the sun, while we on Earth are circling or orbiting
the sun. The sun itself is orbiting
through the Milky Way Galaxy, and it is going through the

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different constellations of the Zodiac.
And each time the sun leaves oneof the constellations of the
Zodiac and goes into the next constellation of the Zodiac.
And that's all that old evil astrology.
Now it's just history, it's justscience.

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And each time it goes into a, itleaves one constellation, it
goes into another constellation,it enters the new constellation
at the 30th degree, and it leaves that constellation for
the next one at the 33rd degree.Therefore, God's Son begins his

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ministry to each one of his helpers at 30 and dies at 33.
The ancient calendar didn't start with the air of January or
Jane, or the double headed God of Rome as we do.
Instead, they started their calendar in a different
constellation. To be precise.
The Consolation of Virgo the Virgin.

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Consequently, the Egyptians and the ancient Sumerian cultures
said that the Son of God who died on the cross and was
resurrected in the consolation of Virgo the Virgin Jesus
Christ, the Son of God, born of a virgin.
This is why in front of a pyramid you have a Sphinx.
The. Sphinx has the head of a woman
and the body of a lion. This symbolized the Zodiac

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overseeing the pyramid because as I mentioned, their Zodiac
began with Virgo the Virgin, thehead of the Sphinx, and ended
with Leo the Lion or the body ofthe Sphinx, which symbolically
was the complete Zodiac now. As we have seen, all the
crucified saviours were in fact nothing more than
personifications of the sun. And of course that list goes on

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and on indefinitely back into ancient history.
All races, Creed's, colors and movements have always
personified their gods as a son.But what about Jesus?
It's true that he is referred toas God's Son, the light of the
world, who is our salvation because he is risen.

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But how did the churches themselves picture their
Messiah, this Jesus? Let's see what some of the
pictures from the literature of churches, how they perceive
their Messiah. Yeah.

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With. Those developments along the
Nile long time ago, we see some very familiar stories emerging
in our religious lore. Later.
The Jewish nation as it came outof Mesopotamia seemed to have
attached itself to those very familiar stories and made them
very much a part of the Jewish religion.

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As we take a look now at the OldTestament.
It is at this point. I would like to remind that you
should always be aware of any authority, institution,
government, church, religion, anyone who is in position of any
authority that tells you that you should not read something in

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particular or you should not look at a set of facts.
Or. A particular book.
Because usually anyone in authority who doesn't want you
to read something in particular must have something to hide,
because the intellectual mind ofthe human being cannot grow if
it is not allowed to look at allof the facts.

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We are told by Christianity thatwe're not to have anything to do
with astrology because that is evil and of the devil, until we
begin to look at the Old Testament with an academic eye
and not being swayed by religious conviction.
But let's look at the actual OldTestament in the language that

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it was written in, and we're going to find that the Old
Testament, like the New Testament, is nothing more than
the entire story of the Zodiac. We have seen the New Testament
is nothing more than astrology and some worship.
Now we see that the Old Testament is going to be nothing

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more than astrology. And one of the most important
points that we want to bring out, one interesting point that
we might bring out is that the Hebrews when they were in Egypt
were of course subject to the religion of Egypt.
And at that time, Isis spell ISISI sees the female

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personification of wisdom from whence of course we get Mary in
the Catholic Church, the Mother of God.
Isis was the female personification of wisdom
spelled, as I said, ISIS. Later on with the coming of
Pharaoh Akhenaten or Akhenaten, Pharaoh Akhenaten changed the

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worship in Egypt from Isis to Amen Ray or Almunrah.
Of course this is where we get the term Ray RARRAY for sunray.
So Almun Ray became the chief deity of Egypt.
Now once the Hebrews left out ofEgypt and went N into Palestine

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they found a new God there of the Canaanites, a God that is
referred to as the Eucharitic God of the Middle East.
That God was L or the planet Saturn.
The Hebrews then picked up the worship of the planet Saturn or
L the Ugaritic God, and combining the Isis worship with

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the AL Moon ray worship and and lastly with the L Saturn or the
OR the God L, they formulate their new land.
Based on the three concepts of God, ISIS, Ray El or is Rael
Israel, Mr. Michael Chandler. Solomon Wise King Solomon is the

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son in three languages. Soul, Spanish son.
The Eastern religions own. They chant own for the Son and
own He's Egyptian for the son. Jonah is an example of the sun

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going through the equinox. However, in this particular
case, Jonah is Semitic for the sun and Jonah's living inside
the fish inside the whale for three days, which means the sun
is at the winter solstice in thebellies in the bowels of the
earth at the winter solstice anddying for three days.

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Now Samson, the adventures of Sampson is equated to the
adventures of Hercules. Sampson was a solemn myth.
He had 12 unusual exploits or adventures around the Zodiac.
His strength was in his hair because in his hair with the
sun's rays. When Delilah cut off his hair,

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in actuality his rays were cut off.
In the Old Testament we are toldthat Moses comes down from the
mountain after receiving the thelaw, and what does he find the
Hebrews doing? He finds this whole nation
worshipping a golden calf. Well, the golden calf was in

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fact nothing more than a personification of the sun.
Again, a golden comes from the golden Sun and the calf comes
from the astrological sign of Taurus.
So the golden calf was God's sonin his Kingdom in the
constellation or the Zodiac constellation of Taurus, the

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golden calf or the sacred cow which is still worshipped in in
India Today. And then of course the the
beginning of the new year, the and the more ancient Hebrews
would blow the ram's horn. The ram's horn was of course
celebrating the coming of God's Son, the Messiah, God's Son, the

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light of the world who was goingto come into his new 2000 year
Kingdom in the age of of Aries, the ram, the lamb, ram, sheep of
God. The later on the ram is called
the Paschal Lamb or the Lamb of God, which is Aries, the

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constellation of Aries, and that's why the Jews still today
blow the ram's horn. And of course, in the old
ancient Egyptian calendar, the month of spring was on the
Virgo, and therefore God's son is born of a virgin, Virgo the
Virgin, the astrological symbol.It's really rather simple once

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you understand the story. The High Priest of Israel would
go out in the morning mist to find the manner from heaven.
Those of you who have had the opportunity to study carefully
will know that the word manner. From Heaven actually means
mushrooms. The manner from heaven was
actually a mushroom. So Silaban the magic mushroom

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and there's many books have beenwritten about the subject of the
magic mushroom in the Middle East.
And I think we all know that in the Middle East there had there
is the problem with Heshis for thousands of years and the drugs
have been floating around the Middle East for thousands of
years. We find it in the Bible, the
magic mushroom. We find in the Scriptures that

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that which is referred to as manna from heaven is a word
which means mushroom. Therefore the high priest of God
would go out in the morning and of course that's where mushrooms
grow is in the midst in the dew in the morning.
And they would pick the mushroom, the manner from

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heaven. And of course, consuming the
manner from heaven, they began to talk to God.
In the book The Sacred Mushroom in the Cross, Mr. John Allegro,
who was commissioned by the State of Israel for research,
substantiates the taking of the magic mushroom by the ancient
Semitic fertility cults in theirsex worship, which predated and

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influenced modern day Judaism aswe see pictured here.
A. Drawing of the High Priest of
Israel. This is what the High Priest of
Israel looked like. You will notice that he is
wearing a peculiar headdress. The headdress is because of the

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manner from heaven that the highpriest consumed in their
worship. The Hebrew God L was in fact a
more ancient Semitic God, Saturn, and that's brought out
very well for us here in archive.
Oriental eye. Here we find in this excellent

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article that the Star of David, the hexagram, is actually the
star of Saturn. And that's why today Hebrews
worship on Saturday, Christians worship on the sun's day, God's
Son, the light of the world. And there's a There's still a

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disturbance among religious circles today as to what the
correct day of worship is. Is the day Saturday or Sunday?
Well, it just depends on whetheryou're worshipping Saturn, the
old ancient Hebrew God, or the Son of God, the light of the
world on Sunday. It really doesn't make much

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difference. It's all Egyptian if you go back
not to the Bible, not to Genesis, but to the most ancient
writings in the world, the Bhagavad Gita, the Betas, the
Upanishads. The Regdita.
You will find that in the ancient nations of the world

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they had all the same identical stories.
They had the story of the young boy that was swallowed by the
great fish because he didn't do what he was supposed to do.
They had the story of Nemo. The Babylonians had the great
lawgiver who had golden hair andwent up into the mountain of
God. The mountain of God was the

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pyramid. He went up into the great
mountain of God, and he receivedthe great law, which becomes
known as the law of Hammurabi, the great law of Hammurabi.
And that law was given to the Babylonians, say their great
prophet, their great man of God,who went up into the mountains,

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King Nebo, King Nebo, the great lawgiver, who comes down from
the mountain with the tablets ofstone and gives the great law to
the Babylonian people. Now of course the Egyptians
picked that up, and you will find that in Egyptology the
Egyptians had the same story, but their great law givers was

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called Meses. Meses was the great, wonderful
man with beautiful golden hair, who went up into the holy
mountain, the pyramid, God's holy mountain, and he received
the law, and the great law he brought down with the tablets of
stone. And.

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When he saw Mises saw that the Egyptians did not respect the
divine law, he broke the the stones and the great law.
Now, of course, the Hebrews taking that story, moving into
Palestine with their worship of their God L.

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Then comes the story of Moses. Moses is Meeses, Meeses is Nebo.
It's the same story. It never stops.
Lastly, we would like to touch upon the Dead Sea Scrolls issue
because if you don't know it, there is a very big controversy

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around the Dead Sea Scrolls. Basically, it amounts to this.
Those who have the authority andhave control over the Dead Sea
Scrolls do not want anyone else to have access to them because
they are afraid that if outside authorities are able to examine

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the Dead Sea Scrolls, it might by chance begin to cause
questions in the Judea Christiancommunity about the authenticity
of both Judaism and Christianity.
And of course, the powers that be would not be very happy with
that. The Dead Sea Scrolls were found
in Quran, and they were found. They were a large group of old

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ancient documents written by ostensibly the the Essenic Jews,
and they have caused much controversy in Israel, chiefly
because Israel, the holder of the Dead Sea Scrolls, does not
want anyone else to read them. They will read.
Israel says that they will read the Dead Sea Scrolls and tell us

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what they say, but the problem is the world academic community
says we want to read it for ourselves, and Israel doesn't
want anyone to read the Dead SeaScrolls but themselves.
So 40 years ago, the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in caves

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near Qumran. Just recently, the Huntington
Library released microfilm of all the scrolls published so far
for scholars worldwide. As a result.
Apparently, the Israeli government is considering taking
legal action against them, apparently based on an
infringement of copyright. That raises an interesting
question. Who's copyright?
The copyright of those who wrotethem years ago and have been
dead for many, many years. Or if they're God's words, then

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surely the copyright belongs to God.
But if they are God's words, then surely the words belong to
everyone and there is no question of copyright.
Which raises another interestingquestion.
Why would the Israeli governmentwant to suppress their
publication? It's.
Interesting that we read from the Time magazine of January
14th, 1991, that Mister John Strugnell, the chief editor of

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the Dead Sea Scrolls, the man who was put in charge of the
Dead Sea Scrolls by the State ofIsrael after spending many, many
years as the editor in chief, came out publicly to give his
view of what he had studied and the significance of the Dead Sea
Scrolls. And he was quoted in a Jewish

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newspaper as saying that while he himself was not an anti
Judaist, he did declare, and I'mquoting from the Time magazine,
that Judaism. Is a horrible religion with
racist origins that in principleshould not exist at all.

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The whole worship of the heavens.
Is the story of the Old Testament.
It is an encoded story that onlythose on the inside know.
There is a story for the outside, for the ignorant, for
the ill informed, but the writers and those who are well

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versed in Hebrew theology know that there is a second story
interwoven into the story. Of the Bible.
Well, we know that for a lot of you, this may have been a
difficult experience going through all of this with us.

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But. We want you to know where we're
coming from here at TNT. We're not here really to
challenge your belief systems. We're not here trying to shake
the moral foundation that you built in your lives with your
religion. We just want you to analyze and
look closely at the data, historical facts about what you
have let your life get into. If you're closely involved in

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all of these things around you that you associate with religion
and how that's affecting your life, every little bit of it,
what are you involved in? What are you believing in?
What is all of this history we have seen?
Does it really relate to you now?
There's no doubt about the fact that a lot of the great things

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that are taught to us all in ourreligions have some value, that
teach us to be good to each other, that teach us to be
loving human beings. But we wonder about the
religious that bring on rote andceremony.
Does that really do anything to make you a better person, a more
godly person? Or are you casting it all under

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the guise of a myth? Myths got you nowhere.
Ritual, wrote Ceremony, get you nowhere.
It's what you are that counts. And can you find this godly you
inside these myths, or are you going to have to search
someplace else for it? All we're doing is asking you to

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think very carefully about the information you have received
here. It is valid.
It is historical. If you believe some of the
things you believe in, we feel that you have to believe in some
enormous levels of consequence. But you're right, you can do
that. But think about this.

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It might just change the way youview the entire world and the
rest of your life. But I'll.
Throw some other light on this very important topic.
We've invited Bill Jenkins to join us here at International
Research. The seven years Bill hosted Open
Mind, which is Kabc's highest rated talk show, is a three hour

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talk show. During those years, he, of
course interviewed many, many people, including some of the
nation's leading thinkers, the most influential people on every
topic, including spirituality and religion.
Bill, good to have you with us here.
And perhaps you could just for amoment elaborate on the some of
the people you did interview andthen tell us something about my
comment on the burden of proof. Oh.

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Certainly, Derek, and thank you very much for letting me get in
on this conversation. It's so very near and dear to my
heart. During those seven years that
we're talking about the existence of open mind, I had
probably the greatest education I had received in life.
I had all of my belief systems conveniently thrown out the

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window and a whole new set of values given to me.
Not only in terms of what is reality, the reality of science,
the reality of religion, the reality of spirituality.
That is a very important subjectand we're hearing more and more
about it. And so it was an awesome time.
I, you know, and almost, I almost overloaded from it.

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But when we talk about what is the proof of God, let me give
you a, a different look at that for a second.
Let's not, let's not even use the word God because a lot of
people think about this guy witha flowing beard.
You know, this is the, the imagethat's conjured up.
Come on, let's talk about something else for a second.
And I got most of my informationnot from the theologians, not

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from the religionists, not from the priest or the preachers, not
from the poets, but from the physicist, the scientist who
used to be in the forefront of atheism.
And if you get to them now, you're finding that they're
becoming more and more in the forefront of an absolute belief

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and knowledge of a great intelligence that was able to
fashion together something as intricate as the human body or
the entirety of creation. So we ask about proof.
Just look around you. This did not happen out of
happenstance. Little molecules got together
and suddenly said, oh goodness, I think I'll be Derrick today.

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Our planet Earth or whatever it was, certainly there was
enormous energy. There was enormous power.
There was something that put together the laws of the
universe, if you want to call them that, something of
incredible intelligence and something that is that powerful.
Look at the power it demonstrated.

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Something that is that awesome, I think requires our attention
because we are a part of its creation too.
We are a living thing. We assume that that is a living
thing too. And if that's our Father, that's
our creator. Let's try to be like.
That so I think there's a lot ofproof that.

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Yeah, there is a creator. I don't want to personify that
creator. I couldn't begin to tell you
what it is. It's best described to me
possibly as just a core of pure loving energy.
And the reason it's loving is because it is the nature and
character and personality of that character.

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So we'll just call that love forthe moment.
Maybe we can get into that more later.
I think one of the important points you make there is the
term that you will not personify.
But of course every religion in the world has personified that
creative entity, whatever it is,into a being.
Either it has the long beard or it's whatever.
Every religion forms its own concept of what it calls God.

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Yes, well. I think it's time to get away
from that. That's like being in
kindergarten. Maybe this is what you needed to
do for children. Bill, you just stressed quite a
lot spirituality. Now, some people would or could
define spirituality as being religious thought or religious
philosophy. So I think perhaps it's
important for our viewers if you'd like to define what you

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mean by spirituality as opposed to religious thought or
religious philosophy. OK and good question because it
could be confusing. I think a lot of people say if I
am doing my religious ceremony, my religious wrote, doing my
beads, wearing my skull cap, doing all of these sort of
things, that I'm doing somethingto improve the quality of life

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of my spirit. I am becoming more evolved.
I am becoming more godly. My second nature is becoming
better, more in keeping with thethe harmony of God by doing all
of these things, which basicallyis what religion is all about.
My point is that the spirit is extremely important.

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It is. It's the force behind life.
And you don't do it by ascribingto all of this religious stuff.
You do it by determining that you want to improve the quality
of your spiritual life, and you do this by living.
Yes, the spirit is important, but to train that spirit to
bring it to a higher level is something that is deeply

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important, I think, to the individual and the creator.
And it is a job and a task that is, that goes only between the
two. You don't have any side trips.
You don't have anybody else thatcan do the job for you.
Mother can't do it. The Pope can't do it.
Only you can do it. You will do it or you won't do
it. That is evolving the quality of

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spiritual life. Second to that, of course, it
will naturally evolve the quality of physical life.
A spiritual man just will not dothose things that we see being
done under the guise of religion.
But my point there was that I believe today many religions and
many people take what is writtenin the Bible quite literally at

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the face value of the words as they appear today.
And I feel in so doing that theyobviously create a great many
problems for themselves and for the people who follow what they
say. Now, these words were written
many, many thousands of years ago.
Perhaps you could give us some examples of how the meanings can
be changed in today's understanding of the words and
in the translations which have occurred over the centuries.

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Let's take the Bible that we're familiar with today as an
example. The New Testament deal in for
that for just a second, written basically during the 1st century
by a group of writers. We have the Gospels, we have the
Epistles as they were for Paul and the rest of them, and John's
Revelation, all written between the years 33 AD and about 92 AD

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in the beginning, during those first 4 centuries.
Let's take a letter to Paul, forinstance, written to the church
at Corinth. And the elders at the church at
Corinth received Paul's letters,and then they very dutifully
transcribed that letter and sentit on, say, to the church at
Ephesia. And this went on throughout all
of the churches. They didn't have fax machines

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then. Now during this process that
went on for four centuries, who knows how many times one of
those scribes altered it or added something to it, wanted to
clarify what was said based uponthose things have been going on
for four centuries. In the 4th century, there was a
Roman scholar by the name of Jerome who put together all of

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these teachings of the church. Each one of those churches were
autonomous. You got to remember they were
independent of each other. There were no bishops above them
and there was no Pope. There was none of this going on
as was the intent of the early Christians, and that was known
as the Vulgate, and all of thosewritings out of Greek and Arabic
were then translated into Latin.Now we have a lot of areas in

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which there can be a great disintegration of the truth as
was originally given by Paul or the writers of the Bible, what
we would call the writers of theBible today.
Then in the early 1600s, they assembled about 300 scholars at
Oxford University to go to the earliest witnesses, they call
them, that they could find, which primarily was the works of
the Vulgate found in Rome and inConstantinople, and tried to put

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that into English. And that was known as the King
James Version of the Bible. And that was the very first time
that that had ever been done before.
And it was then printed on the Gutenberg press.
Two years later, the Catholic Church came out with its own
version, known as the Deway Version of the Bible.
Which? Very closely said a lot of
things that the King James said,but it had a bunch of footnotes

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and the Catholics were to read the footnotes and that what the
Bible said. To give you an example there
Paul describes his meeting with Mary and Joseph and their
children, the 12 children that followed Jesus.
Now the footnotes will say, well, Paul didn't mean children,
he meant cousins because it's explicit in the Arabic that it

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originally went in that Mary andJoseph had children, but the
Catholics couldn't accept that Mary had children under Joseph,
so they made them cousins, even though there is a specific word
for our brothers and sisters andcousins.
So here we see a degeneration ofwhat was originally said there.
And in fact a specific. Distortion of the truth, that's.
That's exactly correct. That was the duvet version

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versus the King James Version, which so many Christians use
today. But one of the one of the best
examples there of how words can be twisted all the way around
happens when Paul admonished theChristians to put on the armor
of Christ. Well, in 1611, when the King
Germs, King James Version of theBible was written, that meant

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something very, very, very, you're going to get out there
and fight. You know, you're very, very
aggressive in today's language, when you put on the armor,
that's like getting in a tank. It's very defensive.
So Christianity then was offensive, and today it's
defensive, which is the reason that we saw new versions of the
Bible come up, like the New English Bible, the Philips

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version, and on and on it goes to try to change these changes
in language that occur. We've had dramatic changes in
the English language, which you and I speak from the years 1946
to now. Very, very volatile changes in
the language. We would have a hard time
speaking with the vernacular of a 1946 person right after World

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War 2, pre television, pre science.
The language then was simple. It wasn't vulgar.
It wasn't filled with all of thethings that the language is
filled in today. And it's interesting to note
that their new 2 new television shows are having a very
difficult time with their actorsand trying to get them to speak
the language of 1946. It's changed that much.

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Can you imagine what will happen50 years from now?
We will be able to understand those people also.
Try to understand what would have happened from three, four,
5000 years ago. Yeah, now we're still trying
and, and this is even without translations from one language
to another, we're talking. What George is saying is in the
same language, in the same language.
So. Here I think you find a great

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deal of difficulty in trying to say this is going to be the the
blueprint for my spiritual life,something that has gone through
all of these rigors, and to say that this is God speaking to me.
Come on, be careful about that. Bill, I'd like to thank you most

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sincerely for being with us today and for sharing your great
knowledge and expertise. But there's something about
which I'm personally curious, and I'm sure some of our viewers
would also be interested in the answer.
That is why you chose voluntarily to involve yourself
in something which is, after all, an extremely controversial
topic. Well, there are a lot of.
Reasons for that, Derek. First of all, when I heard what
you were doing here and was madeaware of the level of research

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that the organization has done and your effort to get this
story out, it, it struck me very, very personally.
It is a story that needs to be told in its fullness and its
completeness, something that I have been involved in and quite
a long time myself in my own work.
And now I see something even more and more important.
We live in very, very strange times as we move into the 90s

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now and we see people all over the world, certainly here in the
United States, but also in Europe, particularly the Soviet
Union, who are beginning to reach out for something that is,
that needs to be reached out forand that is a way to improve the
quality of their spiritual life.If we are not high quality
spiritual beings, we will never be high quality physical beings.

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And we will see the wars continue and we'll see the
economic degradation of others continue until we start walking
the high moral ground on a spiritual level.
Because it's physical level doesn't determine spirituality.
It's spirituality that determines what you are
physically as a man or a woman. And I see things in the Soviet
Union where they have relaxed the grip of that authoritarian

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state over there. And the first thing we're seeing
is great collections being takento provide the Soviets with
Bibles. Let's not add to the misery of
the Soviet Union, if you don't mind.
Let's start giving them something that has to do with
their spirituality, not the perpetuation of our own myths,
our own problems, our own wars, as we've already gone into here.

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Why add to their misery? There's a better way.
It's not going to solve anything.
We have thousands of years of history to show that this is
what tears apart nations and lives.
So yes, I'm very interested in what you're doing.
Let the Soviets think also aboutwhat's being said here.

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I would love to see it. Well, by profession I'm supposed
to be a man of words, but what I've learned during the making
of this program has almost left me temporarily speechless.
I'm equally sure that for many thousands of you out there, you
will find what we've told you asfascinating as I have.
And I'm equally certain that many thousands of others of you

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will be angered by what you've heard.
But I hope either way, it would have provoked you to think and
question what perhaps up to now,you've always taken for granted.
And if you keep an open mind andbear in mind that what we
presented to you are facts and that religious beliefs are

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really just that, they are beliefs.
And if you'd like to know more, and my goodness, there is so
much more to learn. Obviously, this has only been
the tip of a very, very large iceberg, might even say the tip
of a pyramid. The society will provide you
that information. Details of that will be up in a
moment for you to call in and ask.

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And until next time, I'd like tothank you very much for joining
us this evening on The NAKED Truth.
I'm Derek Partridge. Please write to the

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International Research and Educational Society, Care of
Light Works Audio and Video incorporated at PO Box 661593,
Los Angeles, CA 90066. And thank you for joining us.
I'm Derek Partridge. And now you can order this and

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many other fine tapes on the Internet at
www.lightworksav.com. That's Lightworks av.com.
As in Lightworks Audio and Video.
This has been a presentation of Lightworks Audio and Video
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