December 10, 2025 • 46 mins
Moses and the Anunnaki Origins of The Bible | Jordan Maxwell
Jordan Maxwell has spent his life exploring the unseen architecture of reality, the symbols, stories, and cosmic forces that shape humanity from the shadows. His work bridges astrotheology, ancient religions, secret societies, extraterrestrial encounters, aliens, UFOs and the esoteric foundations of Christianity, revealing a universe far stranger and more interconnected than most ever imagine.
For decades, Jordan illuminated how the heavens guided ancient mythmakers, how sacred texts concealed astronomical and spiritual codes, and how non-human intelligences have accompanied humanity since the dawn of time. His work shows that behind every religious ritual, political symbol, and celestial myth lies a deeper truth waiting to be uncovered. Jordan Maxwell is not just a researcher, he is a keeper of forgotten knowledge.
His teachings, interviews and lectures continue to inspire seekers who feel the pull toward hidden wisdom, cosmic spirituality, and the mysteries that bind heaven, earth, and the worlds beyond.
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Jordan Maxwell has spent his life exploring the unseen architecture of reality, the symbols, stories, and cosmic forces that shape humanity from the shadows. His work bridges astrotheology, ancient religions, secret societies, extraterrestrial encounters, aliens, UFOs and the esoteric foundations of Christianity, revealing a universe far stranger and more interconnected than most ever imagine.
For decades, Jordan illuminated how the heavens guided ancient mythmakers, how sacred texts concealed astronomical and spiritual codes, and how non-human intelligences have accompanied humanity since the dawn of time. His work shows that behind every religious ritual, political symbol, and celestial myth lies a deeper truth waiting to be uncovered. Jordan Maxwell is not just a researcher, he is a keeper of forgotten knowledge.
His teachings, interviews and lectures continue to inspire seekers who feel the pull toward hidden wisdom, cosmic spirituality, and the mysteries that bind heaven, earth, and the worlds beyond.
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Speaker 1 (00:12):
All right, I want to talk a bit about Moses,
because Moses is very important to American law because the
United States operates on three premises. One Roman government. Our
government is Roman in the style, our philosophy is Greek,
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and our laws are Jewish. And so Moses is very
important to the laws of America, the Mosaic law. So
let's look at Moses, because it's a very interesting history
about the real story of Moses, the Lawgiver. We know
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that Moses was given the law by God. He's the
law giver and the leader of the children of Israel.
And supposedly God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai,
and he comes down from Mount Sinai, I bring it
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to the children of Israel. The new Law actually the
Ten Commandments also, of which Moses is supposed to have
gotten from God. The Ten Commandments are actually based on
the Egyptian Negative Confessions. Do some research at the library
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or on the web on the subject of Egyptian Negative Confessions,
and you will find that the Egyptian Negative Confessions was
the laws in Egypt, and they are almost identical to
the Ten Commandments. So that's probably where we get the
Ten commandments is from Egypt. And here's just a classic
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example of the comparing the Egyptian negative confessions to the
Hebrew laws from Moses. So the Mosaic law Moses the lawgiver.
All right, we have Moses the lawgiver in the legislative
chambers of all across America and all the states and
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the federal government. We have statues of Moses being the lawgiver,
not even mentioning, of course, the Vatican and all over
the world Moses as respected as the great lawgiver. Supreme Court.
We see Moses holding the two laws the tablets. Interesting too,
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is that Moses, when first given the law from God
on the tablets, threw them down and broke the tablet.
So he was the first lawbreaker. This is where we
get the idea that you break the law. As I said,
here's Moses the lawgiver depicted in the US House of Representatives.
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Why does Moses have horns? Now I have some interesting
questions about Moses. Let's start with his horns. A lot
of people don't know that Moses was always pictured with horns.
This is then the Vatican. In churches, you will always
see Moses anytime he's portrayed. You'll see him with horns.
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Moses is pictured with the moon or lunar horns. Moses
was the focal figure of an ancient cult of moon
worship on the Syinai Peninsula. The horns represent the crescent moon.
The moon in this lower quarter resembles horns as this
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encyclopedia talks about the lunar phase when the horns of
the crescent moon point up at the ankle. So the
horns are actually the moon in the lower quarter. And
we will see the god of the moon. His name
was Sin. We'll get the hymnage just a moment. You'll
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see the goddess is wearing the moon, the moon horns.
Native Americans, of course, Native American chiefs wore horns. This
is why they would count their days. Native Americans would
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count their days from sundown to sundown. That's why they
would always keep track of their days by many moons.
Who would not say many suns, but by many moons.
So the horns of the Native American Indian chiefs were
the lunar horns of many moons. And of course the
Vikings kept the same identical idea. The Vikings had the
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moon horns and it was as I said, the lower
quarter of the moon was in the shape of horns.
And so establishing that the lower quarter of the moon
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the horns, now we get into the actual archaeological findings.
We see the moon being pictured on coins. Here's hands
raised worshiping the moon. These are ancient, ancient findings in archaeology.
Here's the moon on its boat as it floats through
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the sky. And the ancient Egyptian idea. Here's the Virgo
diverse in the constellation of Virgo and connected to the
lower quarter of the moon, the moon god above the
three in the middle. So the lower quarter of the
moon has taken on the appearance of horns. And here
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you'll see the same thing in the Vatican Vatican lower
quarter of the moon. The moon cults. I'm not going
to bother to read all of this because you can
read it yourself, but it basically is talking about an
ancient cult of the moon. And of course in Islam,
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Allah is connected to the moon cult. Now, if you
go to the Google, for instance, if you go to
Google and type in moon god Sin, because the actual
name of the old Arabian moon god was his name
was Sin. Sin was the Semitic moon god's name. So,
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as I said, if you go to Google and just
type in moon god Sin Sin, you'll see there's over
one million entries just on that one subject. Then if
you put into Google say Sin equals Allah, you'll get
about the million, two hundred and seventy thousand entries talking
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about the moon god Allah. And here's another one. This
one's like three and a quarter million. If you put
in moon god Allah so Allah or sin Sin was
a moon god in ancient Arabia. Here's another one. You
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put in Islamic moon god, you get one hundred and
ninety eight thousand entries. Here the Catholic churches even used
as the crescent moon. As I said, the moon God's
name was Sin Sin. The moon god was a god
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chiefly venerated in the pre Christian civilization in southern Arabia.
It is significant, uh the Lord. Part of this paragraph,
it says, it is significant that the Semites of the
great cavern caravan city of Pyramara in the first three
centuries of the Christian era also gave high priority to
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the worship of the moon. And there it again we
see that the moon God's name is Sin. Now one dictionary,
or actually in Encyclopedia and Symbols, talks about the moon
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God's Sin. It says, if Moses climb out sign had
to meet the resident god, then the god he met
would have been the moon god Sin, who had been
enthrone on that mountain since the rise of Sumaria and
gave his name to it. In fact, Sin gave his
name to the whole Sin sin Ai peninsula, formerly the
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land of Sinnam. So originally Yahweh was not only a
form of the primitive lunar deity of Arabia. So Yahweh,
the god of the ancient Hebrews, is actually the old
god of the mountain Sin, the moon god, says in Babylon,
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homage was paid above all to the moon God, the
supreme guarantor gerritor of cosmic order. So we see this.
Here's another one, another cuneiform picture from the ancient Sumerian
showing the god Sin receives the homage of two of
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his worshippers. You'll see the moon in the lower quarter,
and that's the moon god Sin and as I Sin
in mountains. In the ancient Arabian system of moon worship,
a mountain was Ai. So you take the mountain Ai
and connect it to the God's sin, it becomes sin
Ai or Mount Syinai. Mount Sayinai is simply the moon
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God's sin in his mountain, which is spelled Ai worship
of the moon God. So we see that originally Yahweh.
The last sentences in yellow says the original Yahweh was
only another form of this primitive lunar deity of Arabia.
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So that's why today in America we spell synagogue s
y n, but origin only the correct spelling is s
i N not s y N. That's why if you
go to Israel and going to a Jewish synagogue as
spelled s i n, because it's the worship of the
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moon god Sin, the house of the God Sin. Here's
here's a synagogue in Israel. Zoom in on spell s
i N not s y N. So you'll find all
over the world, except in America, all over the world
synagogues that spell s i N in honor of the
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god that they're worshiping, the moon god Sin. Here's an
article traces of worship of the moon God Sin among
the early Israelites. So we see that in the Jewish
tradition it's always used the symbolism of the moon. Even
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on their sacred, sacred or blessed symbols amlets, you will
see the worship their hands raised worshiping the moon. So
the phases of the moon were very important in the
ancient Venetian, Canaanite Hebrew tradition. Here you'll see the priests
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lighting a fire to the signal for the new moon.
Moon worship was very important, and the ancient Israel and
the ancient Hebrew, even during the Middle Ages, we see
the Jewish cycle of the moon being celebrated, lots and
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lots of material and pictures on the worship by the
Hebrews of the moon God's sin. Above you'll see a
carving blessing of the new moon. So in Cyani, as
I said, was a large and very high mountain range
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in the midst of the middle of Syinai, and from
the east you could look east and you would see
the moon coming up and over that mountains. And so
the ancient peoples believed that the moon lived in the mountain,
and the moon God's name was sin in the mountain
was spell Ai. Put the two together, it becomes Mount Sianai.
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So that's who Moses would have been going up to
see when he went up into the mountain to get
the law, he would have been going up to sea
the moon god sin. As a matter of fact, it's
called sin Ai or Syinai, So the moon god sin
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that's the first part of the real story of Moses.
Moses was the leader of the lunar cult, worshippers of
the moon god sin a mountain in the ancient language
was a Put the two together and it becomes Mount Syinai.
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Go back to Google again and just put Moses the
moon deity, and you'll find us three hundred and eighteen
thousand entries talking about Moses and Mount Sinai, Moses and
Moses and moon worship, Sinai, moon worship, Moses and the
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volcano god, Moses and the volcano God. Now we've seen
Moses connected to moon worship, the moon God's sin Ai.
Now we're looking at Moses. Another feature of Moses that
a lot of people don't know anything about, and that
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is Moses was also connected to volcano worship. So we
have the moon and now we have volcanoes. Volcanoes themselves.
Volcanoes themselves were very powerful symbols in the ancient world.
They still writen people today on the volcano. In this
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particular Encyclopedia of Symbols says, like any other impressive and
fearful aspect of nature, volcanoes have been the object of
worship for human beings from the earliest Stone Age, so
volcanoes have always been symbols of worship. And again, yet
the original Yahweh seems to have begun as a volcano god. Also,
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Mount Sinai when Moses encountered him, was the seat of
the Midianite god who had formerly dwelt in a volcano.
So we're seeing that Moses when he encounters Yahweh on
Mount Syinai, along with being a moon god, we also
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see that Moses was involved in volcano worship. And even
books today talking about Mount Sinai show mountains on fire.
The only time you see a mountain on fire is
a volcano. Even one book is called the Mountain of Fire.
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Moses took stones. Here we have a picture of Moses
with the stone tablets, and that looks to me to
be a volcano behind him. Does it look like a
volcano to you? This is from Hebrew and Jewish books
for children, Bible pictures Moses in front of a volcano.
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Here we have Mount Sinage, I hope will performed signs
for the Hebrews. Does that look like a volcano to you?
There's another one with the children of Israel camp that
Mount say and I where Jehovah or Yahweh was the
volcano god. There's another picture of the volcano in eruption,
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and so we got plenty of pictures of this. Throughout
religious literature. You will always see Moses in a volcano.
Does that look like a volcano to you? Here's one
Hebrew telling another one to look at the volcano. Volcanoes,
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of course, had lightning associated with him Israel and Mount
Sinai dedicated itself to Jehovah. So here are the Hebrews
worshiping the volcano God that Moses was going up to. See.
Here's Moses up in the volcano. Here's another picture of
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the children of Israel running away from God because he
was scaring them. Of course I would be too if
you were that close to a volcano. So we have pictures.
Like I said, we have many, many pictures of Moses
in connection with the volcano worship. Here's another one Jehovah
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led the sons of Israel to the mountain named SYINAI.
Does that look like a volcano? Do you? So we
know that Moses and the story of Moses also dealt
with volcano worship, that is history. We also know that
Moses had other sides to him too. Now Here in
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the Jewish encyclopedia the symbols for the different holy days,
and in the right hand of the lower right hand
you will see the feast of the Giving of the Law.
So here we have the feast of the Giving of
the Law, which also coincides with the first fruits. And
does that appear to be a volcano? The u looks
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like a volcano to me, and it also has lightning,
as you will see, has lightning all around it. And
of course, like I said, that's typical because the lightning
does a company volcanoes. Now, this is taken from a
Hebrew reference work on the symbols of the Holy Days.
And here is a symbol for the feast of the
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Giving of the Law to Moses that appears to be
to me a volcano with lightning strikes all around it.
The word volcano comes from the Latin volcano. God Vulcan
of Volcanos. It's derived from an old Christian deity named Volcanos.
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His volcanos a Vulcan, the volcano god, holding in his
hands the lightning and the hammer of thor So with
the hammer and the lightning bolts, the old ancient volcano
god Vulcan frightened the whole world. He was the god
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of the mountain. Prometheus was also a volcano god, whose
worshippers took him to Greece, while Yahweh, the Hebrew god,
was also a volcano god whose worshippers took him to Judah.
So Prometheus Yahweh. All of these were ancient gods of
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the volcano. Tribes living on the slopes of the fallout
area of an active volcano promoted the smoking home to
the status of a tribal goddess, and regularly threw their
captive enemies into the lav of Elvava of the in
the hope of dissuading her from erupting over them. One
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such volcano and Anatolia was Mount Yahweh, whose worshippers were
the Jews. We find that Mountain Yahweh was changed to
Mount Yahwa. His worshippers took the volcano God with them
when they invaded Babylonians and drove them out of Anatolia
and into Phoenicia. So again, just to reiterate, yet, the
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original Yahweh, the ancient Hebrew god Yahweh, seems to have
begun as a volcano god. Here we have God Yahweh
on the firing mountain with lightning all around, chiseling out
the ten commandments for Moses. And this is God with
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his hammer, and you'll see the mountains on fire with lightning,
just like volcanos or vulcan the volcano god one in
the same thing. So Moses was going up to a
volcano to get the law. So we're talking about the
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law of the volcano god Vulcan. He was also identified
with the local moon god's sin, as we said before,
the moon god worship after whom the mountain was named.
But then in Exodus thirteen it says the appearance of
Yahweh was as a pillar of cloud by day and
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a pillar of fire by night. So in the book
of Exodus we are told that Yahweh always appeared to
his people Israel as a pillar of cloud by day
and a pillar of fire by night. And so here
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it is in the Book of Exodus we read, and
the Lord went before them Israel by day in a
pillar of cloud. This is from the Bible, a Book
of Exodus, to lead them the way, and by night
a pillar of fire to give them light to go
by day and night. He took not away the pillar
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of cloud by day, nor the pillar of fire by
night from before the people. So the pillar of cloud
by day obviously volcano. Pillar of cloud by day is
a volcano. Pillar of fire by night is a volcano.
So we read that, and other reference works on the
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Bible says the magnificence of Yahweh was like a devouring
fire on top of the mountain, and the people said,
we heard his orders from the middle of the flames.
So right down to the Babylonian captivity, Yahweh remained primarily
a volcano god. And in Psalms it says, I called
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upon Yahweh and cried out to my Allah, and heard
my voice in his temple, and the land shook and trembled.
So we see that Moses was dealing with when he
went up into the mountain to get the Ten Commandments,
the volcano god, vulcan and here are just some scriptures
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showing the same thing. How the noise thereof from God
showed concerning the cattle, also concerned concerning the vapor. The
noise thereof telleth we feel his presence in the thunder.
There's all kinds of scriptures in the Old Testament talking
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about they heard, like on thirty seven to two here
attentively the noise of his voice and the pum goeth
out of his mouth. The bottom before says, and after
the voice roared, he thundered with his voice of his excellence.
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God thunders marvelously with his voice. So I'm just showing
that there are many different scriptures that talk about God
speaking to his people in thunder. God thunders marvelously with
his voice. And here again in Job thirty seven, it
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says the storm the clouds God's tint gathered as the
thunder or the voice of Yahweh roars, They descend, and
God shoots the arrows of his lightning. His lightning are thunderbolts.
God thunders wonderfully with his voice. All of these references
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in the Bible are talking about the God of the moltains.
Mount Sinai was also a volcano. God who thunders wonderfully
with his voice. So the voice of God is thunder.
And of course we know Zeus was always pictured with
lightning bolts, and that's the way Yahweh was pictured. So
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interesting that God in the English transliteration of the Latin
word deos. Deos is an alternate spelling of the Greek
word Zeus. So when you use the word God in
the English, it comes from a Latin word dias. Just understand,
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God comes from the Latin word Dias, and Dias is
an alternate spelling of the Greek god Zeus. Deals Zeus,
God is Zeus, the god of thunder and lightning. From
all kinds of reference work, you can see that our
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word God comes from Zeus. So there is Zeus with
the thunderbolts. Here again there is another Bible reference work
saying thunder is called kulath of voices, for it is
considered the voice of God. So when the ancient people
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saw lightning and thunder on a mountain, it was burning
with fire. They were frightened because God was talking to them.
I actually no, it was just a volcano Moses and
the volcano God vulcan. And of course that's what you
get with a volcano's a lot of lightning and thunder,
and I can see why it would have frightened people.
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Lightning can be symbolized by means of an arrow. So
so much for Moses and the volcano god, Vulcan. Oh,
and one more point about Moses and the Vulcan, the
volcano god, the volcano god. There's a symbol in the
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ancient Hebrew that still used today, mister Spock. As you
will recall here we have vulcan. Mister Spock is a Vulcan,
and that hand symbol is used in Hebrew religion today.
It's a very interesting symbol. And why would mister Spock
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be using a Hebrew symbol and calling himself a vulcan
because this is a Vulcan symbol. Here we have just
very quickly to go through this. You will see this
symbol used in Hebrew literature everywhere. It's called the benediction symbol,
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the blessing symbol. So the rabbis will bless the congregation
after the service with this hand sign. Here's a penitive
scroll crown with the hands raised and the priestly blessing.
Here we see the Lord is high. He looks upon
the lowly, and you'll see the Hebrew priests giving the blessing.
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Here in the synagogue in downtown Los Angeles, you will
see the prophet giving the blessing in the Hebrew hand sign.
Here's a good picture of a rabbi, and the service
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is closed with the blessing or the benediction symbol, the
same symbol that mister Spock the Vulcan uses. Because Hebrew
religion is also based on the worship of the old
volcano God out Sni Ni sin Ai, the moon God,
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the volcano God, the Vulcan. But where does this hand
sign come from? Comes from the split hoof of a goat.
The split hoof of a goat is also connected in
the most ancient world with Hinduism and with the worship
of Vulcan, the volcano god. The split hoof of a
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goat is used in the Hebrew religion. That's where it
comes from. All of this is very, very involved, but
I'm just giving you the basic concepts for which you
can go and do your own research on where these
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symbols and words have come from. The goat God. We
also have the worship of the goat God Baphamet. And
here is An interesting point too, is that the goat
god God our Vulcan, the goat God is being worshiped here,
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as you can see even in the Bible has a
man riding the goat, which is a familiar Masonic symbol.
To here on in the Taro cards we see that
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the devil is representing as giving the as the devil
giving the symbol the hand sign of the goat God.
So we've looked up Moses as the leader of the
ancient lunar or moon cult of Sianai again, the god
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of the moon. His name was Sin and a mountain
was Ai put him together to come mounts the moon God,
the home of the lunar moon god. But it's also
Sina was connected as we saw to volcano worship. Also
next we saw Moses as the leader of the ache
of volcano cult. Then we saw the volcano God saw
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Vulcan still with us today on TV. Let's examine another
side of Moses before we leave him. Moses and mushrooms.
Moses were told in the Book of Genesis, and then
the peditug led the children of Israel out into the wilderness,
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and they were fed each day with something called mana
mona from heaven. We have pictures of the Hebrews collecting
man of from heaven, and the mount of from heaven
they would pick up in the morning. We're told that
mana as actually the word mana, and Hebrew means what
is it? It's because obviously the children of Israel didn't
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know what it was. But the Bible reference work says,
whatever it was, it was small, realm, flaky as white,
and obviously it came from heaven. So the mono from
heaven the word monomet, what is it? And whatever it was,
it was small, realm, flaky and white. They are picking
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the mana from heaven off the grinl and we're told
that the children of Israel would eat the mana. Here
it is even in Exodus sixteen, and the account in
the Bible says, and when the dew that lay on
the ground was gone up, behold upon the face of
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the wilderness, there was lay a small round thing, small
as hoarfrost, on the ground. And when the children of
Israel saw it, they said to one another, it is mana,
for they did not know what it was. And so
Moses said unto them, this is the bread which the
Lord has given you to eat and across. In the
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reference work, it says it is monarch, simply meaning what
is it for? They knew not what it was. Well,
it's very simple. What Mona from Heaven actually was was
small round things picked up in the morning dew. We
have many, many pictures of this taking place, small round
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things being picked up in the morning dew. Even in
the ancient and medieval world they showed Jews picking them
small round things in the morning. Do what would that
be if it wasn't Mona from Heaven was in fact
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a small round thing mushrooms when the dew that lay
on the ground was gone up. Well, that's when mushrooms
usually form on the ground, a small realm things in
the morning. Do. So, what we're talking about here is mushrooms.
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There's a bunch of mushrooms. This is the Amanita muscara,
the very famous mushroom, hallucinogenic mushroom. Andre Paharak and his
book The Sacred Mushroom, The Door Keith to the Door
of Eternity, the search for the secret plant of the
ancients used to send the mind to another world and
into the future. Here we see even in the ancient
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Egyptians you will see the gods and in India also
the gods using the mushroom soma, the divine mushroom of immortality.
The word soma simply means the history of magic mushroom
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is known the world over again. It was called the
food of the gods. We have many, many books talking
about the magic mushroom in relation to the ancient Hebrew
and the ancient Christian congregations. The mystery of the Mana
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Mana was the mushrooms, the small round things in the morning.
Do many many books, many reference works on the subject
of the plant of the gods, the food of the gods.
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Here's some articles written in Israel. There's quite a few
articles that have been written in papers and magazines in
Israel talking about Moses actually on psychedelic drugs and leading
the people to the sacred mushrooms. This is from a
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newspaper article. Hebrew University researcher says Moses was tripping at
Mount Sinai, showing that even in Israel they're publishing articles
about When you start doing your research and really looking
into what the story Moses is all about, it's about
a moon cult, it's about a volcano cult. It's about
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hallucinogenic mushrooms. There's another one talking about Moses. So Moses
was not the only one on mushrooms, though Adam and
Eve being the first two. A couple beat him to it,
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even as far back as the in the Bible, in
Genesis one talks about Adam and Eve. Well. Here Adam
and Eve is pictured in a church in France, with
the tree of knowledge being mushroom, a big mushroom Christian
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Fresco showing Amanita Muskara is a tree of good and
evil in the garden of Eden. So a lot of
people do not know that. All around Europe and in
the Middle East, Adam and Ev are pictured getting their
wisdom and knowledge from the tree of good and evil,
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which is actually a mushroom. Here it is in a church,
Adam and Eve with the mushrooms. All kinds of pictures
on this, but this kind of knowledge is not given
to Christians or Jews. But if you want to do
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some homework, you'll find that Moses was and the story
of the monoprom heaven goes back to the sacred mushroom.
Here's pictures of Adam and Eve taking pieces of the
mushroom from the snake in the garden of Eden. And
there you'll see the Almannit of Muscara mushroom. There's a
backdrop to Adam and Eve. These pictures are replete throughout
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the ancient world and in the European churches religious institutions.
All of these people know that the mushroom was part
of the story. And there you'll see mushrooms in the middle.
And here's Jesus on one side, and there's some of
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his followers on mushrooms. Here's God giving mushrooms. Well that
was in the ancient Old Testament times. So all of
this mushroom used was in the Old Testament. Well what
about today modern day? Let's look at the Christian Church today.
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There are books like The Holy Mushroom, evidence of mushrooms
in Judeo Christian Richianity. John Allegro, one of the three
top men in the disciphering of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
John Allegro, wrote a book called The Sacred Mushroom in
the Cross. The Sacred Mushroom in the Cross was a
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study of the nature and origins of Christianity within the
fertility cults of the ancient Near East fertility cults YEP
fertility cults. And here here's some beautiful Middle Ages paintings
of Jesus. And here you see Jesus presiding over mushrooms,
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giving his followers mushrooms. And it says in Matthew twenty six,
twenty six, and the Bible says, while they were eating,
GeSe took bread, gave thanks, and broke it and gave
it to the disciples, saying, take and eat. This is
my body. Interesting that the word body, take and eat,
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this is my body. Jesus said the word body. But
here it is again in the King James version. Matthew
twenty six, twenty six says, and as they were eating,
Jesus took bread and blessed it, and broke it and
gave it to his disciples and say, take eat, this
is my body. Well, the point being is that the
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word body is a word soma, and soma means mushroom.
So in a Bible dictionary, look at the word soma
and it will say its body, which means a mushroom.
So here we have Jesus feeding his apostles mushrooms. Here's
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in the Middle Ages, in the medieval church, you'll see
the mushrooms around the Saint. Here's a mushroom table, the
al maanita muscara table of mushrooms. Modern day paintings of
Jesus dying in a mushroom. Christmas is Jesus' birthday, so
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naturally the symbol of the mushroom will match. So all
over the world and Christmas, especially in Russia, the mushroom
is used as a symbol in Christmas. Santa claus On
the mushroom. Mushroom symbols always the red with the white
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polka dot, which is albanita muscarra for Christmas. It's quite
literally everywhere, but most people don't see these things, they're
not looking for them. But mushroom use by the early
Christians was replete all over the world, and the ancient
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history to fies to it. So so much for the
mushrooms of Christmas, the merry Christmas and a happy New
Year with a almanita musgara mushroom. So in conclusion, we
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see that Moses, leading his people, the children of Israel,
fed them with mana from heaven. The mana from heaven
that they were picking from the ground every morning was
a mushroom. But this knowledge we can see the logic
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of the headdress of the ancient Hebrew priest. In the
ancient world, the priest different priests, not only Hebrews, wore
mushroom headdresses. Here the Jewish priest with the mushroom cap.
The symbol a lot of the importance of the magic
hallucinogenic mushroom and their rituals. Mushroom headdresses for Jewish high
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priests are in the Middle East, Kings, potentates and high
priests always had mushroom headdresses. So so much for that
looks like a mushroom upside down on that priest's head.
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Here's mushroom worshippers for Jesus, and here's a mushroom head
He looks like he's been on it for some time too.
Look at these goofballs with their mushroom headdress, and they're
so profoundly ignorant. They have no idea in the world
what they're wearing. They're wearing mushrooms on their head, so
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that should tell you something about their philosophy of life.
And of course, typical of the world we live in,
people will go and kiss the ring of the mushroom
head thinking it's something holy. Here's a bunch of mushrooms.
Here's another bunch of mushrooms. Mushroom worship in the Christian
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Church today is replete. Everywhere there's a bunch of mushroom
heads there, So time to say goodbye to all the
mushroom heads. Yeah, that's right, even the cooks and chefs.
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Where the mushroom symbol for the food of the gods.
Here's the high priest with his mushroom cap. The Bible
is fell with mushroom worship. So so much for the
Law of Moses. I guess that's it. So now you
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know a little bit more about Moses, the moon worshiping
prophet of the moon god sin Or leading his people
to worship the volcano god Vulcan, and feeding his people
with mushrooms. So so much for the Law
All right, I want to talk a bit about Moses,
because Moses is very important to American law because the
United States operates on three premises. One Roman government. Our
government is Roman in the style, our philosophy is Greek,
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and our laws are Jewish. And so Moses is very
important to the laws of America, the Mosaic law. So
let's look at Moses, because it's a very interesting history
about the real story of Moses, the Lawgiver. We know
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that Moses was given the law by God. He's the
law giver and the leader of the children of Israel.
And supposedly God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai,
and he comes down from Mount Sinai, I bring it
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to the children of Israel. The new Law actually the
Ten Commandments also, of which Moses is supposed to have
gotten from God. The Ten Commandments are actually based on
the Egyptian Negative Confessions. Do some research at the library
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or on the web on the subject of Egyptian Negative Confessions,
and you will find that the Egyptian Negative Confessions was
the laws in Egypt, and they are almost identical to
the Ten Commandments. So that's probably where we get the
Ten commandments is from Egypt. And here's just a classic
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example of the comparing the Egyptian negative confessions to the
Hebrew laws from Moses. So the Mosaic law Moses the lawgiver.
All right, we have Moses the lawgiver in the legislative
chambers of all across America and all the states and
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the federal government. We have statues of Moses being the lawgiver,
not even mentioning, of course, the Vatican and all over
the world Moses as respected as the great lawgiver. Supreme Court.
We see Moses holding the two laws the tablets. Interesting too,
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is that Moses, when first given the law from God
on the tablets, threw them down and broke the tablet.
So he was the first lawbreaker. This is where we
get the idea that you break the law. As I said,
here's Moses the lawgiver depicted in the US House of Representatives.
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Why does Moses have horns? Now I have some interesting
questions about Moses. Let's start with his horns. A lot
of people don't know that Moses was always pictured with horns.
This is then the Vatican. In churches, you will always
see Moses anytime he's portrayed. You'll see him with horns.
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Moses is pictured with the moon or lunar horns. Moses
was the focal figure of an ancient cult of moon
worship on the Syinai Peninsula. The horns represent the crescent moon.
The moon in this lower quarter resembles horns as this
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encyclopedia talks about the lunar phase when the horns of
the crescent moon point up at the ankle. So the
horns are actually the moon in the lower quarter. And
we will see the god of the moon. His name
was Sin. We'll get the hymnage just a moment. You'll
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see the goddess is wearing the moon, the moon horns.
Native Americans, of course, Native American chiefs wore horns. This
is why they would count their days. Native Americans would
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count their days from sundown to sundown. That's why they
would always keep track of their days by many moons.
Who would not say many suns, but by many moons.
So the horns of the Native American Indian chiefs were
the lunar horns of many moons. And of course the
Vikings kept the same identical idea. The Vikings had the
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moon horns and it was as I said, the lower
quarter of the moon was in the shape of horns.
And so establishing that the lower quarter of the moon
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the horns, now we get into the actual archaeological findings.
We see the moon being pictured on coins. Here's hands
raised worshiping the moon. These are ancient, ancient findings in archaeology.
Here's the moon on its boat as it floats through
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the sky. And the ancient Egyptian idea. Here's the Virgo
diverse in the constellation of Virgo and connected to the
lower quarter of the moon, the moon god above the
three in the middle. So the lower quarter of the
moon has taken on the appearance of horns. And here
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you'll see the same thing in the Vatican Vatican lower
quarter of the moon. The moon cults. I'm not going
to bother to read all of this because you can
read it yourself, but it basically is talking about an
ancient cult of the moon. And of course in Islam,
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Allah is connected to the moon cult. Now, if you
go to the Google, for instance, if you go to
Google and type in moon god Sin, because the actual
name of the old Arabian moon god was his name
was Sin. Sin was the Semitic moon god's name. So,
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as I said, if you go to Google and just
type in moon god Sin Sin, you'll see there's over
one million entries just on that one subject. Then if
you put into Google say Sin equals Allah, you'll get
about the million, two hundred and seventy thousand entries talking
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about the moon god Allah. And here's another one. This
one's like three and a quarter million. If you put
in moon god Allah so Allah or sin Sin was
a moon god in ancient Arabia. Here's another one. You
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put in Islamic moon god, you get one hundred and
ninety eight thousand entries. Here the Catholic churches even used
as the crescent moon. As I said, the moon God's
name was Sin Sin. The moon god was a god
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chiefly venerated in the pre Christian civilization in southern Arabia.
It is significant, uh the Lord. Part of this paragraph,
it says, it is significant that the Semites of the
great cavern caravan city of Pyramara in the first three
centuries of the Christian era also gave high priority to
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the worship of the moon. And there it again we
see that the moon God's name is Sin. Now one dictionary,
or actually in Encyclopedia and Symbols, talks about the moon
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God's Sin. It says, if Moses climb out sign had
to meet the resident god, then the god he met
would have been the moon god Sin, who had been
enthrone on that mountain since the rise of Sumaria and
gave his name to it. In fact, Sin gave his
name to the whole Sin sin Ai peninsula, formerly the
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land of Sinnam. So originally Yahweh was not only a
form of the primitive lunar deity of Arabia. So Yahweh,
the god of the ancient Hebrews, is actually the old
god of the mountain Sin, the moon god, says in Babylon,
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homage was paid above all to the moon God, the
supreme guarantor gerritor of cosmic order. So we see this.
Here's another one, another cuneiform picture from the ancient Sumerian
showing the god Sin receives the homage of two of
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his worshippers. You'll see the moon in the lower quarter,
and that's the moon god Sin and as I Sin
in mountains. In the ancient Arabian system of moon worship,
a mountain was Ai. So you take the mountain Ai
and connect it to the God's sin, it becomes sin
Ai or Mount Syinai. Mount Sayinai is simply the moon
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God's sin in his mountain, which is spelled Ai worship
of the moon God. So we see that originally Yahweh.
The last sentences in yellow says the original Yahweh was
only another form of this primitive lunar deity of Arabia.
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So that's why today in America we spell synagogue s
y n, but origin only the correct spelling is s
i N not s y N. That's why if you
go to Israel and going to a Jewish synagogue as
spelled s i n, because it's the worship of the
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moon god Sin, the house of the God Sin. Here's
here's a synagogue in Israel. Zoom in on spell s
i N not s y N. So you'll find all
over the world, except in America, all over the world
synagogues that spell s i N in honor of the
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god that they're worshiping, the moon god Sin. Here's an
article traces of worship of the moon God Sin among
the early Israelites. So we see that in the Jewish
tradition it's always used the symbolism of the moon. Even
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on their sacred, sacred or blessed symbols amlets, you will
see the worship their hands raised worshiping the moon. So
the phases of the moon were very important in the
ancient Venetian, Canaanite Hebrew tradition. Here you'll see the priests
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lighting a fire to the signal for the new moon.
Moon worship was very important, and the ancient Israel and
the ancient Hebrew, even during the Middle Ages, we see
the Jewish cycle of the moon being celebrated, lots and
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lots of material and pictures on the worship by the
Hebrews of the moon God's sin. Above you'll see a
carving blessing of the new moon. So in Cyani, as
I said, was a large and very high mountain range
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in the midst of the middle of Syinai, and from
the east you could look east and you would see
the moon coming up and over that mountains. And so
the ancient peoples believed that the moon lived in the mountain,
and the moon God's name was sin in the mountain
was spell Ai. Put the two together, it becomes Mount Sianai.
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So that's who Moses would have been going up to
see when he went up into the mountain to get
the law, he would have been going up to sea
the moon god sin. As a matter of fact, it's
called sin Ai or Syinai, So the moon god sin
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that's the first part of the real story of Moses.
Moses was the leader of the lunar cult, worshippers of
the moon god sin a mountain in the ancient language
was a Put the two together and it becomes Mount Syinai.
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Go back to Google again and just put Moses the
moon deity, and you'll find us three hundred and eighteen
thousand entries talking about Moses and Mount Sinai, Moses and
Moses and moon worship, Sinai, moon worship, Moses and the
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volcano god, Moses and the volcano God. Now we've seen
Moses connected to moon worship, the moon God's sin Ai.
Now we're looking at Moses. Another feature of Moses that
a lot of people don't know anything about, and that
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is Moses was also connected to volcano worship. So we
have the moon and now we have volcanoes. Volcanoes themselves.
Volcanoes themselves were very powerful symbols in the ancient world.
They still writen people today on the volcano. In this
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particular Encyclopedia of Symbols says, like any other impressive and
fearful aspect of nature, volcanoes have been the object of
worship for human beings from the earliest Stone Age, so
volcanoes have always been symbols of worship. And again, yet
the original Yahweh seems to have begun as a volcano god. Also,
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Mount Sinai when Moses encountered him, was the seat of
the Midianite god who had formerly dwelt in a volcano.
So we're seeing that Moses when he encounters Yahweh on
Mount Syinai, along with being a moon god, we also
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see that Moses was involved in volcano worship. And even
books today talking about Mount Sinai show mountains on fire.
The only time you see a mountain on fire is
a volcano. Even one book is called the Mountain of Fire.
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Moses took stones. Here we have a picture of Moses
with the stone tablets, and that looks to me to
be a volcano behind him. Does it look like a
volcano to you? This is from Hebrew and Jewish books
for children, Bible pictures Moses in front of a volcano.
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Here we have Mount Sinage, I hope will performed signs
for the Hebrews. Does that look like a volcano to you?
There's another one with the children of Israel camp that
Mount say and I where Jehovah or Yahweh was the
volcano god. There's another picture of the volcano in eruption,
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and so we got plenty of pictures of this. Throughout
religious literature. You will always see Moses in a volcano.
Does that look like a volcano to you? Here's one
Hebrew telling another one to look at the volcano. Volcanoes,
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of course, had lightning associated with him Israel and Mount
Sinai dedicated itself to Jehovah. So here are the Hebrews
worshiping the volcano God that Moses was going up to. See.
Here's Moses up in the volcano. Here's another picture of
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the children of Israel running away from God because he
was scaring them. Of course I would be too if
you were that close to a volcano. So we have pictures.
Like I said, we have many, many pictures of Moses
in connection with the volcano worship. Here's another one Jehovah
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led the sons of Israel to the mountain named SYINAI.
Does that look like a volcano? Do you? So we
know that Moses and the story of Moses also dealt
with volcano worship, that is history. We also know that
Moses had other sides to him too. Now Here in
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the Jewish encyclopedia the symbols for the different holy days,
and in the right hand of the lower right hand
you will see the feast of the Giving of the Law.
So here we have the feast of the Giving of
the Law, which also coincides with the first fruits. And
does that appear to be a volcano? The u looks
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like a volcano to me, and it also has lightning,
as you will see, has lightning all around it. And
of course, like I said, that's typical because the lightning
does a company volcanoes. Now, this is taken from a
Hebrew reference work on the symbols of the Holy Days.
And here is a symbol for the feast of the
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Giving of the Law to Moses that appears to be
to me a volcano with lightning strikes all around it.
The word volcano comes from the Latin volcano. God Vulcan
of Volcanos. It's derived from an old Christian deity named Volcanos.
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His volcanos a Vulcan, the volcano god, holding in his
hands the lightning and the hammer of thor So with
the hammer and the lightning bolts, the old ancient volcano
god Vulcan frightened the whole world. He was the god
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of the mountain. Prometheus was also a volcano god, whose
worshippers took him to Greece, while Yahweh, the Hebrew god,
was also a volcano god whose worshippers took him to Judah.
So Prometheus Yahweh. All of these were ancient gods of
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the volcano. Tribes living on the slopes of the fallout
area of an active volcano promoted the smoking home to
the status of a tribal goddess, and regularly threw their
captive enemies into the lav of Elvava of the in
the hope of dissuading her from erupting over them. One
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such volcano and Anatolia was Mount Yahweh, whose worshippers were
the Jews. We find that Mountain Yahweh was changed to
Mount Yahwa. His worshippers took the volcano God with them
when they invaded Babylonians and drove them out of Anatolia
and into Phoenicia. So again, just to reiterate, yet, the
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original Yahweh, the ancient Hebrew god Yahweh, seems to have
begun as a volcano god. Here we have God Yahweh
on the firing mountain with lightning all around, chiseling out
the ten commandments for Moses. And this is God with
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his hammer, and you'll see the mountains on fire with lightning,
just like volcanos or vulcan the volcano god one in
the same thing. So Moses was going up to a
volcano to get the law. So we're talking about the
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law of the volcano god Vulcan. He was also identified
with the local moon god's sin, as we said before,
the moon god worship after whom the mountain was named.
But then in Exodus thirteen it says the appearance of
Yahweh was as a pillar of cloud by day and
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a pillar of fire by night. So in the book
of Exodus we are told that Yahweh always appeared to
his people Israel as a pillar of cloud by day
and a pillar of fire by night. And so here
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it is in the Book of Exodus we read, and
the Lord went before them Israel by day in a
pillar of cloud. This is from the Bible, a Book
of Exodus, to lead them the way, and by night
a pillar of fire to give them light to go
by day and night. He took not away the pillar
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of cloud by day, nor the pillar of fire by
night from before the people. So the pillar of cloud
by day obviously volcano. Pillar of cloud by day is
a volcano. Pillar of fire by night is a volcano.
So we read that, and other reference works on the
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Bible says the magnificence of Yahweh was like a devouring
fire on top of the mountain, and the people said,
we heard his orders from the middle of the flames.
So right down to the Babylonian captivity, Yahweh remained primarily
a volcano god. And in Psalms it says, I called
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upon Yahweh and cried out to my Allah, and heard
my voice in his temple, and the land shook and trembled.
So we see that Moses was dealing with when he
went up into the mountain to get the Ten Commandments,
the volcano god, vulcan and here are just some scriptures
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showing the same thing. How the noise thereof from God
showed concerning the cattle, also concerned concerning the vapor. The
noise thereof telleth we feel his presence in the thunder.
There's all kinds of scriptures in the Old Testament talking
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about they heard, like on thirty seven to two here
attentively the noise of his voice and the pum goeth
out of his mouth. The bottom before says, and after
the voice roared, he thundered with his voice of his excellence.
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God thunders marvelously with his voice. So I'm just showing
that there are many different scriptures that talk about God
speaking to his people in thunder. God thunders marvelously with
his voice. And here again in Job thirty seven, it
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says the storm the clouds God's tint gathered as the
thunder or the voice of Yahweh roars, They descend, and
God shoots the arrows of his lightning. His lightning are thunderbolts.
God thunders wonderfully with his voice. All of these references
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in the Bible are talking about the God of the moltains.
Mount Sinai was also a volcano. God who thunders wonderfully
with his voice. So the voice of God is thunder.
And of course we know Zeus was always pictured with
lightning bolts, and that's the way Yahweh was pictured. So
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interesting that God in the English transliteration of the Latin
word deos. Deos is an alternate spelling of the Greek
word Zeus. So when you use the word God in
the English, it comes from a Latin word dias. Just understand,
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God comes from the Latin word Dias, and Dias is
an alternate spelling of the Greek god Zeus. Deals Zeus,
God is Zeus, the god of thunder and lightning. From
all kinds of reference work, you can see that our
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word God comes from Zeus. So there is Zeus with
the thunderbolts. Here again there is another Bible reference work
saying thunder is called kulath of voices, for it is
considered the voice of God. So when the ancient people
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saw lightning and thunder on a mountain, it was burning
with fire. They were frightened because God was talking to them.
I actually no, it was just a volcano Moses and
the volcano God vulcan. And of course that's what you
get with a volcano's a lot of lightning and thunder,
and I can see why it would have frightened people.
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Lightning can be symbolized by means of an arrow. So
so much for Moses and the volcano god, Vulcan. Oh,
and one more point about Moses and the Vulcan, the
volcano god, the volcano god. There's a symbol in the
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ancient Hebrew that still used today, mister Spock. As you
will recall here we have vulcan. Mister Spock is a Vulcan,
and that hand symbol is used in Hebrew religion today.
It's a very interesting symbol. And why would mister Spock
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be using a Hebrew symbol and calling himself a vulcan
because this is a Vulcan symbol. Here we have just
very quickly to go through this. You will see this
symbol used in Hebrew literature everywhere. It's called the benediction symbol,
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the blessing symbol. So the rabbis will bless the congregation
after the service with this hand sign. Here's a penitive
scroll crown with the hands raised and the priestly blessing.
Here we see the Lord is high. He looks upon
the lowly, and you'll see the Hebrew priests giving the blessing.
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Here in the synagogue in downtown Los Angeles, you will
see the prophet giving the blessing in the Hebrew hand sign.
Here's a good picture of a rabbi, and the service
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is closed with the blessing or the benediction symbol, the
same symbol that mister Spock the Vulcan uses. Because Hebrew
religion is also based on the worship of the old
volcano God out Sni Ni sin Ai, the moon God,
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the volcano God, the Vulcan. But where does this hand
sign come from? Comes from the split hoof of a goat.
The split hoof of a goat is also connected in
the most ancient world with Hinduism and with the worship
of Vulcan, the volcano god. The split hoof of a
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goat is used in the Hebrew religion. That's where it
comes from. All of this is very, very involved, but
I'm just giving you the basic concepts for which you
can go and do your own research on where these
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symbols and words have come from. The goat God. We
also have the worship of the goat God Baphamet. And
here is An interesting point too, is that the goat
god God our Vulcan, the goat God is being worshiped here,
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as you can see even in the Bible has a
man riding the goat, which is a familiar Masonic symbol.
To here on in the Taro cards we see that
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the devil is representing as giving the as the devil
giving the symbol the hand sign of the goat God.
So we've looked up Moses as the leader of the
ancient lunar or moon cult of Sianai again, the god
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of the moon. His name was Sin and a mountain
was Ai put him together to come mounts the moon God,
the home of the lunar moon god. But it's also
Sina was connected as we saw to volcano worship. Also
next we saw Moses as the leader of the ache
of volcano cult. Then we saw the volcano God saw
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Vulcan still with us today on TV. Let's examine another
side of Moses before we leave him. Moses and mushrooms.
Moses were told in the Book of Genesis, and then
the peditug led the children of Israel out into the wilderness,
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and they were fed each day with something called mana
mona from heaven. We have pictures of the Hebrews collecting
man of from heaven, and the mount of from heaven
they would pick up in the morning. We're told that
mana as actually the word mana, and Hebrew means what
is it? It's because obviously the children of Israel didn't
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know what it was. But the Bible reference work says,
whatever it was, it was small, realm, flaky as white,
and obviously it came from heaven. So the mono from
heaven the word monomet, what is it? And whatever it was,
it was small, realm, flaky and white. They are picking
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the mana from heaven off the grinl and we're told
that the children of Israel would eat the mana. Here
it is even in Exodus sixteen, and the account in
the Bible says, and when the dew that lay on
the ground was gone up, behold upon the face of
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the wilderness, there was lay a small round thing, small
as hoarfrost, on the ground. And when the children of
Israel saw it, they said to one another, it is mana,
for they did not know what it was. And so
Moses said unto them, this is the bread which the
Lord has given you to eat and across. In the
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reference work, it says it is monarch, simply meaning what
is it for? They knew not what it was. Well,
it's very simple. What Mona from Heaven actually was was
small round things picked up in the morning dew. We
have many, many pictures of this taking place, small round
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things being picked up in the morning dew. Even in
the ancient and medieval world they showed Jews picking them
small round things in the morning. Do what would that
be if it wasn't Mona from Heaven was in fact
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a small round thing mushrooms when the dew that lay
on the ground was gone up. Well, that's when mushrooms
usually form on the ground, a small realm things in
the morning. Do. So, what we're talking about here is mushrooms.
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There's a bunch of mushrooms. This is the Amanita muscara,
the very famous mushroom, hallucinogenic mushroom. Andre Paharak and his
book The Sacred Mushroom, The Door Keith to the Door
of Eternity, the search for the secret plant of the
ancients used to send the mind to another world and
into the future. Here we see even in the ancient
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Egyptians you will see the gods and in India also
the gods using the mushroom soma, the divine mushroom of immortality.
The word soma simply means the history of magic mushroom
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is known the world over again. It was called the
food of the gods. We have many, many books talking
about the magic mushroom in relation to the ancient Hebrew
and the ancient Christian congregations. The mystery of the Mana
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Mana was the mushrooms, the small round things in the morning.
Do many many books, many reference works on the subject
of the plant of the gods, the food of the gods.
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Here's some articles written in Israel. There's quite a few
articles that have been written in papers and magazines in
Israel talking about Moses actually on psychedelic drugs and leading
the people to the sacred mushrooms. This is from a
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newspaper article. Hebrew University researcher says Moses was tripping at
Mount Sinai, showing that even in Israel they're publishing articles
about When you start doing your research and really looking
into what the story Moses is all about, it's about
a moon cult, it's about a volcano cult. It's about
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hallucinogenic mushrooms. There's another one talking about Moses. So Moses
was not the only one on mushrooms, though Adam and
Eve being the first two. A couple beat him to it,
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even as far back as the in the Bible, in
Genesis one talks about Adam and Eve. Well. Here Adam
and Eve is pictured in a church in France, with
the tree of knowledge being mushroom, a big mushroom Christian
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Fresco showing Amanita Muskara is a tree of good and
evil in the garden of Eden. So a lot of
people do not know that. All around Europe and in
the Middle East, Adam and Ev are pictured getting their
wisdom and knowledge from the tree of good and evil,
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which is actually a mushroom. Here it is in a church,
Adam and Eve with the mushrooms. All kinds of pictures
on this, but this kind of knowledge is not given
to Christians or Jews. But if you want to do
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some homework, you'll find that Moses was and the story
of the monoprom heaven goes back to the sacred mushroom.
Here's pictures of Adam and Eve taking pieces of the
mushroom from the snake in the garden of Eden. And
there you'll see the Almannit of Muscara mushroom. There's a
backdrop to Adam and Eve. These pictures are replete throughout
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the ancient world and in the European churches religious institutions.
All of these people know that the mushroom was part
of the story. And there you'll see mushrooms in the middle.
And here's Jesus on one side, and there's some of
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his followers on mushrooms. Here's God giving mushrooms. Well that
was in the ancient Old Testament times. So all of
this mushroom used was in the Old Testament. Well what
about today modern day? Let's look at the Christian Church today.
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There are books like The Holy Mushroom, evidence of mushrooms
in Judeo Christian Richianity. John Allegro, one of the three
top men in the disciphering of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
John Allegro, wrote a book called The Sacred Mushroom in
the Cross. The Sacred Mushroom in the Cross was a
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study of the nature and origins of Christianity within the
fertility cults of the ancient Near East fertility cults YEP
fertility cults. And here here's some beautiful Middle Ages paintings
of Jesus. And here you see Jesus presiding over mushrooms,
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giving his followers mushrooms. And it says in Matthew twenty six,
twenty six, and the Bible says, while they were eating,
GeSe took bread, gave thanks, and broke it and gave
it to the disciples, saying, take and eat. This is
my body. Interesting that the word body, take and eat,
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this is my body. Jesus said the word body. But
here it is again in the King James version. Matthew
twenty six, twenty six says, and as they were eating,
Jesus took bread and blessed it, and broke it and
gave it to his disciples and say, take eat, this
is my body. Well, the point being is that the
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word body is a word soma, and soma means mushroom.
So in a Bible dictionary, look at the word soma
and it will say its body, which means a mushroom.
So here we have Jesus feeding his apostles mushrooms. Here's
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in the Middle Ages, in the medieval church, you'll see
the mushrooms around the Saint. Here's a mushroom table, the
al maanita muscara table of mushrooms. Modern day paintings of
Jesus dying in a mushroom. Christmas is Jesus' birthday, so
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naturally the symbol of the mushroom will match. So all
over the world and Christmas, especially in Russia, the mushroom
is used as a symbol in Christmas. Santa claus On
the mushroom. Mushroom symbols always the red with the white
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polka dot, which is albanita muscarra for Christmas. It's quite
literally everywhere, but most people don't see these things, they're
not looking for them. But mushroom use by the early
Christians was replete all over the world, and the ancient
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history to fies to it. So so much for the
mushrooms of Christmas, the merry Christmas and a happy New
Year with a almanita musgara mushroom. So in conclusion, we
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see that Moses, leading his people, the children of Israel,
fed them with mana from heaven. The mana from heaven
that they were picking from the ground every morning was
a mushroom. But this knowledge we can see the logic
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of the headdress of the ancient Hebrew priest. In the
ancient world, the priest different priests, not only Hebrews, wore
mushroom headdresses. Here the Jewish priest with the mushroom cap.
The symbol a lot of the importance of the magic
hallucinogenic mushroom and their rituals. Mushroom headdresses for Jewish high
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priests are in the Middle East, Kings, potentates and high
priests always had mushroom headdresses. So so much for that
looks like a mushroom upside down on that priest's head.
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Here's mushroom worshippers for Jesus, and here's a mushroom head
He looks like he's been on it for some time too.
Look at these goofballs with their mushroom headdress, and they're
so profoundly ignorant. They have no idea in the world
what they're wearing. They're wearing mushrooms on their head, so
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that should tell you something about their philosophy of life.
And of course, typical of the world we live in,
people will go and kiss the ring of the mushroom
head thinking it's something holy. Here's a bunch of mushrooms.
Here's another bunch of mushrooms. Mushroom worship in the Christian
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Church today is replete. Everywhere there's a bunch of mushroom
heads there, So time to say goodbye to all the
mushroom heads. Yeah, that's right, even the cooks and chefs.
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Where the mushroom symbol for the food of the gods.
Here's the high priest with his mushroom cap. The Bible
is fell with mushroom worship. So so much for the
Law of Moses. I guess that's it. So now you
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know a little bit more about Moses, the moon worshiping
prophet of the moon god sin Or leading his people
to worship the volcano god Vulcan, and feeding his people
with mushrooms. So so much for the Law
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