May 5, 2025 • 54 mins
Jordan Maxwell on the Messiah.
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All right, tonight, I want to talk about the Messiah.
Considering the times in which we're living in, Christians are
especially concerned about the coming of the Messiah. And since
I have always been dealing with symbols and ancient symbols
and religion, there's an interesting symbol in the Bible for
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the Messiah, and I want to talk about that for
a little bit. First of all, in the Old Testament
and the Bible is a very interesting concept, are a
very interesting thought. Proverbs in the Old Testament Bible, Proverbs
twenty five two says, it is the glory of God
to conceal a thing, but as the honor of kings
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is to search out a matter. What the scripture is
basically saying is that God works in strange ways, and
so it's the glory of God to conceal a thing,
but as the honor of kings is to search out
a matter. That's what I want to do with the
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symbol of the Messiah, is to search out what this
symbol really means. And of course we have to go
to the Old Testament Bible, and here in Jeremiah, this
is the Old Testament Jeremiah thirty two, twenty Jeremiah thirty
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two to twenty talking about the Almighty God, the Lord
of Host, which has set signs and wonders in the
land of Egypt even unto this day. So Jeremiah saying
that the Almighty God, the Lord of Host, has set
signs and wonders in the land of Egypt even unto
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this day. The Book of Isaiah Isaiah nineteen nineteen, it says,
in that day shall there be an altar to the
Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt, and
a pillar at the border thereof to the Lord, and
it shall be for a sign and for a witness
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unto the Lord of Host in the land of Egypt.
So here the Old Testament prophet Isaiah is saying that
in that day shall there be an altar to God.
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In the midst, in the midst of.
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The land of Egypt, and it shall be for a
sign and for a witness of the Lord of Host
in the land of Egypt. So now, in relation to Messiah,
we need to keep in mind that in that day
shall there be an altar to the Lord in the
midst of the land of Egypt, and it shall be
for a sign and for a witness.
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Unto the Lord.
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Let's start with unraveling this messiadic symbol and the Bible
with something called the loss symbol. Even the US News
and World Report did an article on the lost symbol,
and the lost symbol is, of course the eye. Now
Christians have associated the eye on the dollar bill to
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mean that it is a part of it's a symbol
for the illuminati. It is the most it is understood
to be by Christians, a very evil and dark symbol
representing the new world order. And even m I five
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British Intelligence actually uses the symbol. For British Intelligence uses
the pyramid with the all seeing eye at the top.
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Very interesting.
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Here is one of the Chief Court Chief Justices of
the Supreme Court sitting in her chair, and look at
the back of the chair, the pyramid with the pinnacle
at the top, and of course we see the alsing
eye the pyramid on publications government agencies. This is the
US government agency CBS and the Triangle I here's the
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eye at the Academy Awards.
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Here in.
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Century City and Los Angeles, looking down on the ABC towers,
you'll see the two opposing Triangle high rises and in
the middle courtyard you will see the pyramid with the
allseeing eye right in Century City, Los Angeles. The Allsing
eye in the triangle been used in churches around the
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world and the Orient. Madonna wears it on her jacket.
Paternal Orders use it, Secrets Scieties use it. Symbols that
are found in banks using the eye. Fraternal Orders, as
I said, have used the eye a lot of times.
You will find eyes on the old coins of the world.
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Here in a publication talking about the US government, it
shows the nation under God. And what do we find
at the top when we're talking about God is the
alceni again in the triangle. And yes, the Alsein eye
in the triangle has been used by Freemasonry. Of course,
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around the world. All free Masonic Orders use the all
sen i. But what you need to remember is that
the all sin eye used by Freemasonry is not a
Masonic symbol as such, but it is used by the
Masonic orders.
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But it is a far more.
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Ancient symbol, and it's not only used by Freemasons. As
you will see here in Washington, DC and the Masonic Lodge,
you will see the all seen eye and the sunbursts
behind it, the rays of the sun. The triangle and
the eye. And yes, this is a particular Masonic symbol
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here it is in a Masonic symbol in Europe with
the Grand Orient Masonic aprons, the Soonic symbol pictures. But
as I said, is not a Masonic symbol as such.
It's used by Masons, but it's used by many people.
Here is our time warner telling us that we are
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becoming one world and what do they have is the eye.
So the question has to be what does the symbol
of the eye represent and where did the idea originate?
What does the eye represent and where did it start? Well,
it goes back to Egypt, the all seeing eye of
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the of the god Horace or armun Rah. It's referred
to as the eye of Ray, which is actually the Sun.
That's what we get almon Rah the sun, and that's
where we get the idea of the sun, ray, sun ray,
sun ra. So the eye is representing the Sun, the
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light of the Sun and all of life and well
being of man and nature. Myth often equates the sun
with the supreme divine power. This is important to remember
that Smith always equates the sun with the supreme divine power,
describing its rotation in terms of God's journey through the
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day world and the underworld. In the world of the
Mind two, the dawn of light came to represent awareness, enlightenment,
and knowledge, making light a universal symbol for the process
of external internal worlds.
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What this is saying is.
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That the sun represents the light of the world, and
of course the sun lights the world, and without the
sun there would be no light in the world. So
the sun represents spiritually speaking, awareness, enlightenment, and knowledge because
it brings light into the world. Again, the symbol of
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the sun God Ra, combined with the sun being the
eye of God. The eye of Horace is also known
as the eye of Ra, as we said, and it
represents the sun and expresses the divine omnipotence of God
the Creator and the ancient Egyptian religion. In the Encyclopedia
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of Religion, we find under the heading of eye a
symbol of mental perception discernment of ideas, the eye of intellect.
This is why when you finally understand something someone's telling you,
you say, oh, I see now what you're talking about.
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And when you say oh, I see means intellectually you're
understanding something, So now you see it. A Dictionary of Symbols,
talking about the eye of page ninety five says, given
that the sun is the source of light, and that
light is symbolic of the intelligence and of the spirit,
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then the process of seeing represents a spiritual act and
symbolizes understanding. Hence, the divine eye of the Egyptian is
the eye who feeds the sacred fire or the intelligence
of man.
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Basically, it's saying.
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The eye is the symbol for wisdom and knowledge and
understanding in the intelligence of man. Dictionary of All Scripture
and Myth, a Christian booklet from a Christian bookstore, talks
about the eye as the primary organ of sense perception,
the eye as closely connected with light, the sun, and
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the spirit. The Christian publication and it as a symbol
of mental vision, but also the mirror of the soul,
an instrument of soulful intellectual expression.
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Here's another point that was made. Like Buddha the.
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Awakened, one the awakened was Buddha received inner enlightenment through
the celestial eye. A Christian Dictionary of Bible Things talks
about the human eye may symbolize spiritual vision.
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Eyes.
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Another Christian publication talks about the part of the body
designed foreseeing and scripture, eyes are often associated with light, watchfulness,
spiritual understanding, whereas blindness may be a metaphor for darkness,
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ignorance of God, or rebellion against him. The eyes of
God watch over all his creation. Again, in scripture, the
eye represents as associated and represents light and spiritual understanding.
Here's another quote from a Christian publication under religious and
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mystical values of the eye and says, the eye is
also the privileged organ of knowledge, and scripture always associates
with the characteristics the eye with wise and learned. So
the eye in religion, we know that the eye has
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been used in all kinds of ancient religions as far
back as we can go into history. The eye has
been used, as we showed you in Egypt, but let's
start with Christianity modern day. In a Christian publication, there's
an article that said an Egyptian hieroglyphic of the Sun
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God his arrival and victory over the prince of darkness.
So the eye represents in the hieroglyphics the Sun God
in his arrival and his victory over darkness. This sign
has also been used in Christian symbolism. Here's a publication
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that talks about the all seeing Eye of God. Therefore,
the symbol of the eye represents the sun, which will
see the rays of the sun, and the all seeing
eye of God. So the sun has always been understood
in the ancient world and spiritually represented today as the
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light of the world. And so the sun was perfectly realm,
and we humans associated the perfectly realm sun to represent
the eye of God. In that God is brilliant, he's
filled with light. He is the enemy of the prince
of darkness. And so the eye was the sun, and
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the sun represents light in the minds and spirit of
the human being. Over in the Book of Psalms thirty
three eighteen, the Bible says of God, the Eye of
the Lord is upon them that fear Him.
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And in Christian.
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Publications there's many of them that shows the Eye of God,
which never closes, but is ever open to our needs
in our conduct, the all seeing eye of God. Here
in another pamphlet in our Christian bookstore, we see Christianity
and the Eye of God. This symbol is a combination
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of the Judeo Christian symbols. The eye is that of God,
the all seeing Father, from which radiates divine light, often
shown within a triangle. It represents God at the center
of the Trinity. This is the Christian publication and it
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says that the symbol is a combination of the Judeo
Christian symbols. The eye represents that of God. Here's a
symbol of the church. Symbols of the Church. Another publication
you found in a Christian bookstore. And on one page
it talks about the symbol of the Old and New Testament.
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It says the eye and the triangle. The all seeing eye,
This all seeing eye of God looks out from the
triangle of the Trinity. It is found in English and
Greek churches. Another publication at the Christian bookstores one called
Symbols and their Meaning, And on this page it talks
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about the all seeing Eye and the triangle and says
that this eye represents God. This is a Christian publication.
Here at the shrine of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church and
Saint Louis, Missouri, you will see the eye in the church.
Inside the front cover of the Catholic Bible, the do
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Way Bible, you see the presence of God, the Lord,
the eye in the triangle. The eye in the triangle
as a symbol for God or an altar. Here in
a Christian publication a Catholic publication, you will see talking
about the Holy Trinity. You'll see in the upper right
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corner the Father of God. The Father is pictured as
the eye in the triangle. Another Christian publication, and another
eye as a symbol of the Trinity. Here's a picture
of Jesus with his apostles, and above his head you
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will see the Eye of God in the triangle, and
it's surrounded by the sun burst, a burst of light.
The burst of light is the sunlight, the pyramid or
the triangle, and the all seeing Eye oversees the work
of Jesus the Messiah. Here in churches you will see
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the eye and the triangle. It's actually all over the world,
and Christian churches you will always see.
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If you look for it.
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You will see eye, the triangle and the sunbursts behind it,
bringing together the sun, the pyramid, the triangle and the eye,
all representing in Christian architecture, the presence of God. Here
you will see Jesus with his mother Mary. Above you
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will see the all seeing Eye. Here's a painting of
the Middle Ages of the Twelve Apostles, and they're being
overseen by God's presence above them, which is an eye
looking down on the apostle and churches. Another church, and
above the altar in the back at the top you
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will see the triangle with the eye and the sun
bursts behind it. The eye and the triangle. Here you'll
see the pope. And above the Pope is a huge painting.
And at the top of the painting marked by the arrow,
you will see above Jesus head, the eye and a
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triangle and churches Protestant churches, paintings, famous paintings. On the
left was a famous picture of Jesus hanging on the cross.
And beneath that picture of Jesus, I enlarged it so
you can see the eye of God.
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Here in a.
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Catholic publication paying tribute to the presence of God. You
will see it's the sunburst and God is within the
triangle goal the many many churches throughout the world and
their stained glass windows have the all seeing eye of God.
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In churches and the Vatican.
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As a matter of fact that the Vatican has a
very big, large picture showing angels with the circle of
the sun, and there's the eye in the triangle. Behind
the priests. You will see the all seeing eye and
the triangle with the sun burst. This is a Catholic symbol.
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Here and a church, you will see at the top
the eye in the pyramid, or the eye and the triangle.
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So the eye has.
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Been used in churches, as you will see the cross
on the top of the church in the eye on
this church. In the Eastern Church, you will see the
triangle the eye on the outside of the church. Here's
an altar, and if you zoom in on the altar,
you will see the eye on the altar with the
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cross above it. As I said, all over the Vatican,
you will always see the triangle and the eye in
the Vatican. But here's the eye in the pyramid and
the Monastery of the Cross in Jerusalem. Even in Jerusalem
churches you will see the eye and the sun burst.
Here it is again churches, churches all around the world.
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Churches are using the all seeing eye and the triangle.
It's everywhere, but so many people do not bother to look.
Here is a church. You will see the cross on
the bottom and at the top you will see the
all seeing eye in the triangle.
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With the sunbursts. Here's in churches.
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Also, here's another triangle with the eye in a church
behind the Orthodox you will see behind the Orthodox breech
you will see the sun burst, the triangle and the
eye on the symbol of the eye on the church staple.
As I said, it's everywhere. Eastern Orthodox churches use the
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eyes you'll see at the top. So the eye and
the triangle has been used by Christian churches around the world.
Here's a beautiful church in Europe. Here's another one using
the triangle and the sunbursts. Here's the eye in England.
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And this is the eye of Providence of the nineteenth
century gravestone and a church yard in Devonshire. So the
eye is represented here as the sun enlightening the world.
Here's the eye of wisdom in the Islamic tradition, the
all seeing eye.
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Here as the.
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On the papal uh tierra that this bishop archbishop is wearing.
You will see the all seeing eye uh. Here is
another another example, and a stained glass window in the church.
The all seeing eye stained glass window, all seeing eye
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U church symbols again, so we see even here on
the Ten Commandments you will see you've blown up and large.
You will see the eye in the circle of the sun.
So this is obviously a Hebrew or Jewish symbol too.
And we know that it has been used in churches.
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It's used by the Catholic Church, It's used in Protestant
churches stained glass windows all around the world. We also
know that the Mormons use the all seeing eye. Judaism
also uses the Eye of God. Not just Christianity, but
Judaism also has used the Eye of God. We have
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the eye in the synagogue. We have a synagogue and
at the top you will see the eye of God.
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Here in the.
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Advertisement for Israel the Tours, you will see the eye
of God. Here's another with the Manora, the six pointed star,
the star of David, and above it is the eye.
This was taken from a synagogue. Here is another apron
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from a Jewish Jewish synagogue which you will see the eye.
The symbols that are used in fraternal orders. As I said,
then here in the Jewish store they have the caballistic
hand with God's protection and you will see God is
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represented as an all seeing eye. And here is a
website for Israel. You'll see the eye in the triangle.
Here's a picture from a child's publication in a Hebrew
publication for children, where you see Moses receiving the ten
commandments from God and he's bowing before God. God is
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represented as the sun with the triangle and an all
seeing eye in the triangle. This is Jewish symbolism of
the presence of God. Moses seeing God, the Sun in
the triangle with the all seeing eye. Therefore, to answer
the first question, what does the symbol of the eye
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represent and where did the idea originate? Very important, what
does the symbol of the e eye represent and where
did it the idea originate? The symbol of the eye
has always represented the sun, the eye of God. So
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keep in mind that the sun represents the eye of God,
the symbol of the highest intellectual spiritual enlightenment, because the
sun brings light into the life of mankind, and the
Sun is out there in heaven and it is bringing
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to mankind on the earth spiritual and intellectual enlightenment. So
the sun has always represented God's eye. It is a
perfect circle in the sky, and man's eye is a
perfect circle. And that's why the ancients are always associated
the perfect, flawless circle in the sky with the Eye
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of God, because he brings to mankind light, warmth, intelligence,
and wisdom, the all seeing eye of God. Therefore, the
symbol of the eye represents the sun, the all seeing
eye of God. This is from a Christian publication. Now
let's go back to the pyramid on the dollar. What
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does the Egyptian pyramid represent and what does it have
to do with the Eye of God, Because many people
are associating this particular symbol on the back of the
dollar bill with devil worship, Lucifer. They're all kinds of
evil connotations with this symbol on the back of the
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dollar bill. We've already seen that the eye has been
used for hundreds of years, if not thousands of years,
and it has always represented in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
the presence of God that's in the scriptures. So now
the question is what does the Egyptian pyramid represent and
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what does it have to do with the Eye of God.
Pyramids are found all over the earth, obviously in Central
and South America Mexico. The pyramids are all over the world.
This particular pyramid, which sits directly behind the Sphinx is not,
and I repeat, is not the famous Great Pyramid of Giza.
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This is the Great Pyramid of Giza. This one is not.
This is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the famous Pyramid
of Giza, the most important symbol probably on the earth.
Now we're talking about pyramids being used all over the world,
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and of course it's used in architecture everywhere in the Earth,
all over the Orient, all over Europe, Pyramids of own
and virtually every place in the world, even in Afghanistan
and Pakistan there are great monuments. Is you can see
how big this one is by the man sitting at
the base. This is the enormous, incredibly enormous pyramids sitting
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out in the middle of nowhere. So it shows that
this is a very ancient symbol used in the ancient world.
Even US government and agencies used a pyramid. Pyramids are everywhere,
as you well know, all over the earth. In Italy,
in France people are using building them, and you know
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in their own homes or industrial buildings designed like pyramids.
This is the actually in Israel. This is the Supreme
Court building in the State of Israel. The Supreme Court
actually has a pyramid with the of the I in
the pyramid, Israel Supreme Court motion picture, theaters, old temples
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all over This particular pyramid is just outside It's in Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
just outside of Pittsburgh. It's the burial monument to Charles
tees Russell. Charles tes Russell died nineteen sixteen. He was
the founder of the IBSA International Bible Student Association IBSA,
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which later became known as Jehovah's Witnesses. So his memorial
tomb is a pyramid. We find, as I said, pyramids
all over the world. Some are very very large, some
are very very ancient. In England and I think this
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was in Saint Louis, it's a church, hotels, this was
a church.
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As I said.
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Even the Islamic world uses the triangle and the sun
burst in the middle of as you will see. And
of course Christian churches worldwide, this is very important. Christian
churches worldwide are very big into pyramid architecture. You see
churches design like pyramids all over the earth. As a
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Unity Church Houston, Texas triangle pyramids, pyramid steeples, pyramids on
the altar. So churches all over the world design like pyramids.
Here on the left hand side you'll see the pyramid.
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So for Christians need to remember that around the earth,
Christian churches all over the world are designed like pyramids.
And the reason why as becomes very obvious as you
begin to see all of Christianity as flooded with pyramids, triangles,
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and the all seeing eye. Here again as churches, more churches,
more churches, and more churches. And also we have synagogues,
synagogues and churches again huge churches like pyramids and altars,
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having triangles and pyramids on the church altars. Obelisks in
church are our church obelisks. Some of the pyramid churches
are just enormous in size. Regular churches everyday churches design
like pyramids inside on the altars pyramids. So we need
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to keep in mind that pyramids have offered the architectural
basis for churches around the world. So what is this
telling you about Christianity. It's based on Egypt. The whole
entire superstructure of religion in the Western world is based
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on the triangle, the pyramid, the all seeing eye. Churches
are all over This is only this is just a
few of the pictures that I have over a thousand
pictures of churches designed on the architectural basis of a
pyramid and triangles. You'll see the cross at the top
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of the pyramid. Another church, a pyramid church, pyramid churches,
pyramids everywhere. These are Christian churches in England. There is
another church in Scotland. More churches pyramids. These are Christian
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churches using pyramids as their architectural bases. So, and here's
one church. It becomes a little more obvious. You'll see
the crosses on both the left and the right side,
and the top of the pyramid is across and the
Catholic Church is an actual pyramid with the all seeing eye.
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This is Christian churches. But what does the pyramids symbolize?
While talking about the pyramids made of stone, the stone
is a symbol of eternal substance, spirit And undoubtedly the
builders of the pyramid got their architectural ideas and from
divinely inspired sources. Reverend very deeply, and this is obviously
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true that the builders of the pyramids got their architectural
idea from divinely inspired sources. And this is why churches
are still using and synagogues still use the triangle or
the pyramid. All such pyramids are believed to have represented
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the cosmic melting. An esoteric thought, the pyramid can be
considered not only the representation of the world axis, but
also a symbol of enlightenment. Its apex is spiritual attainment,
which can only be reached from the lowly base by
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means of the toiling ascent of its steeply sloping plains,
simply meaning that as you go through life, you start
at the base of the pyramid, and as you climb
in your understanding of wisdom and knowledge and research and study,
and as you grow intellectually and spiritually, you're growing closer
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to God. At the top of the pyramid, the triangle,
so the very tip top. It says that the very top,
an esoteric thought, represents the worl axis of the symbol
of enlightenment. When you reach the top here the pyramids,
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it says it's apex. The top of the pyramid represents
the highest level of spiritual obtainment. So this is a
very symbolically spiritual symbol. You'll see the sun, which is
the ultimate bringer of light and intellectual spiritual life to
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the earth being. The eye of God has always picked
and above the triangle or a pyramid. It's used around
the world. Here on the side of a church you
will see the church showing the open book of the Bible,
and here is the pyramid shining down the spiritual light
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of God onto the people from a pyramid. Even in
our everyday use of lights in triangles, the light is
always at the purchase at the top of a triangle
or pyramid. Again in churches, in the old churches in California.
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It's not only in churches, of course, it's being used
in the ancient East also, the concept of the sun
being the eye of God at the top of the
pinnacle of wisdom and knowledge. We'll see it in motion
picture studios. Again, we see it in the Islamic mosque,
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the triangle. And then here we have the pope visiting
I think it was New York, and you see the
cross in the pope and behind him you will see
the pyramid with the all seeing I at the top
or the Sun at the top. As a Catholic symbol,
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the pyramid, the triangle with the Sun at the top,
that represents obviously the pyramid, the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Now let's recap very quickly the basic point. First of all,
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the scripture says that it's God who conceals a thing.
He works in strange ways, and humans who are spiritually
alive and intellectually understand God or the Great Spirit does
work in very strange ways and conceals many truths. But
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it is the honor of kings to search or research
out a matter. So God hides things to see if
you're smart enough to figure out and research and figure
out what He's saying. So this symbol on the back
of the dollar bill, what does the symbol of the
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eye represent? And where did the idea originate? So what
does the symbol of the eye represent and where does
it originate? It? Obviously, as we said originate, this is
a recapping. The eye represents the sun. The sun is
the light of the world. The eye of Horace is
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also known as the eye of raw. This is where
our ray, our aim, which we get our words sun
ray from the eye of God. The sun raw or
sun ray. The eye of Horace is also known as
the eye of raw or ray, represents the Sun and
express is the divine on the depotence of God, the
Creator and the Egyptian religion. Also, as we said in
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the pree Masonic orders of the world. The eye is
also represented and respected for the same reason and Christianity
the Church. The Christian Church also uses the Eye of
God to symbolize the Judeo Christian symbol that the eye
of God, the all seeing Father, obviously from the God.
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The Father radiates divine light from the triangle, representing the Trinity. Again,
Jesus we see with the eye and the triangle above him.
We see this in churches. We see it on altars,
we see it in bibles, Catholic Bible, we see it
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in Israel. They all see eye. We see it, as
I said, in stained glass windows in synagogues you'll see
the six seven pointed minora star of David, and they
all seeing eye and the triangle with the sunbursts behind it.
This is a Jewish symbol. And of course what I've
told you before, here's Moses receiving the ten commandments from God,
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represented by the eye and the triangle and the sun.
And of course, Christian churches worldwide or big into pyramids.
As we said, pyramids are very important symbols in Christianity.
Churches churches all over the world use pyramids as the
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architectural design. Oh and while we're on the subject, you
need to know that the God of the Hebrews and
Christians is always pictured within the pyramid or triangle. Keep
this in mind, that the God of the Hebrews and
Christians is always pictured within a pyramid or trying. Here
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you will see the Hebrew name of God, the Tetragramatan,
within a triangle. Always you see the name of God
that's called the Tetragramatin. It is always within a triangle
pyramid associating Yahweh Jehovah with Egypt. The pyramid always the eye,
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the all seeing presence of God Yahweh Jehovah within the triangle.
This is all over the earth, in all countries of
the world. The Hebrew God Yahweh Jehovah Tetragramtan, always inside
of a triangle with a sunburst. We see it everywhere.
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There's actually thousands of pictures which we don't have time
to show you. But here in the church you will
see the triangle with the all seen eye and the
Tetragramatan name of God in the pyramid sun burns behind it.
Tetragramatan triangle, pyramid triangle, pyramid, Tetragramatan triangle pyramids always everywhere,
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and in the Catholic Church, of course, we have the
Father's Son and Holy Ghost.
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In the middle is the.
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God the Father on his chest. You will see the pyramid,
the triangle and the sun burst with the eye. Here
it is again the Hebrew Tetragramatan within the triangle. Here
you will see on a church on the right hand
side Yahweh Jehovah within the triangle again Tetragramatin pyramid. Here
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on an altar in a church you will see Yahweh,
the Hebrew God, Yahweh Jehovah with in the the Blessed
Triangle pyramid Christian churches again Hebrew Tetragramatan pyramid Eastern Orthodox Church.
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You'll see above the chair at the top the pyramid
they all seeing eye, the eye and the church the triangle.
The pyramid connected to the sunburst. Here on the right
hand side you'll see the pope with pointing to the
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Supreme being Napoleon's pointing to the Supreme being, the Supreme
being a pyramid with a sunburst on churches.
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In churches, at the top of.
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The altar, you will see above Jesus the all seeing
Eye and a Catholic church on the Protestant churches, Protestant
churches and Christian churches all over the world.
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And America and Europe.
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In publications, God has always pictured but.
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The eye of God.
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So keep this in mind that the eye of God
and the triangle has always been used in Christian churches, Judaism,
and Islam to show the presence of God. Here is
Moses receiving the Ten Commandments, and the presence of God
is pictured as a divine triangle pyramid. Here again is
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God the Father in the triangle. Here on churches in Europe,
you will see the divine presence of God in the
eye of the triangle. In the sun, the Son represents
the Eye of God, the only source of divine, spiritual
and intellectual light. Inside of the Catholic de way by
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you open it up and you will see on both
sides the Lord is pictured in a triangle and on
the right hand side an eye. This is in a
Catholic Bible. Here is a beam of light except from
the triangular all seeing Eye of God, the triangle all
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seeing Eye of God sending light into the world. Here
you will see a confessional and a Catholic church, and
above it is the all seeing Eye So the point
I'm making here, even in the Eastern Orthodox religion, you
will see behind the priest is the sun burst with
the triangle in the eye. It's in stained glass windows,
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It's used everywhere on the earth. And the point we're
trying to make is that it is a Christian, Jewish,
Islamic symbol. And here it is again as we said
in the Ten Commandments. And here it is in Jerusalem
again the all Seeing Eye with the sun bursts behind it.
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Here again we have God the Father and the triangle.
It's replete. All over the world you will see the
same symbol of the eye and the pyramid, the eye
and the triangle in churches. The eye again in this
church is beautiful done sun bursts with the triangle representing
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the pyramid and the eye, the eye and the triangle.
And another Eastern Orthodox church stained glass windows on altars,
more stained glass windows. Here we have Jesus in front
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of a pyramid with the all seeing Eye and the
sun behind Jesus. Here again we have the picture of
God the Father with Jesus and God the Father is
in place within the divine triangle or pyramid. Again, God
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the Father, the circle, the triangle, so the point we're
making is that this symbol is a Christian symbol. It's
used by Christian churches around the earth, and therefore it
has nothing to do with anything evil or bad or
the devil. It is a Christian symbol, it is a
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Jewish symbol, it is an Islamic symbol. It is the
symbol of the Eye of God. Stained glass proves that
everywhere in the world you go, you will see in
churches stained glass windles with the eye of God. In
the Bible and King James Psalms thirty two eight says,
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I will instruct you and teach you in the way
in which you shall go Psalms thirty eight to two.
And I will guide thee with my eye. Joe twenty
eight ten says he cuts out rivers among the rocks,
and his eye sees every precious thing. Psalms thirty three
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eighteen says, behold, the eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him. Psalm's ninety four says he that
planted the ear shall he not hear? And he that
formed the eye shall he not see. And in the
New Testament, King James version Matthew six twenty two says
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if thy eye be single, your body will be filled
with light. So now we see the all seen eye
symbol has always represented the presence of God, not evil.
This is why all three major religions have always used
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the all seeing eye of God. Above Jesus head, you
will see the same eye which is on the dollar bill.
Above the Messiah Jesus, you will see the triangle, the
sun burst, and the eye of God above the Lord's head.
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In Judaism, you will see Moses bowing before God. And
he's bowing before God to get the ten Commandments. And
what is God? How is God symbolized in the Jewish
religion with a triangle, an eye, and the sun burst.
So the eye is Jewish, it is Christian, and it
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is Islamic. Here we have the Islamic eye. So keeping
in mind the scripture that says God, the Mighty Lord
in God, which has set signs and wonders in the
land of Egypt even unto this day, and then it
goes on to say in Isaiah nineteen nineteen, and that
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day shall there be an altar to the Lord in
the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar
at the border thereof to the Lord and it shall
be for a sign and for a witness unto the
Lord of Host in the land of Egypt. You need
to go back and think about this. In the Book
of Isaiah nineteen nineteen says in that day shall there
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be an altar to God, an altar to the Lord
in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a
pillar at the border thereup to the Lord. And it
shall be for a sign and for a witness unto
the Lord of Host in the land of Egypt. This
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is the altar to the Lord. Because if you go
back and remember then twenty and it's talking about and
this is where many people make the mistake. Let's read
it again quickly, and that days shall there be an
altar to the Lord in the midst or the middle
of the land of Egypt common and a pillar at
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the border thereup to the Lord. Most people think that's
talking about two different things. One is an altar to
the Lord in the middle of Egypt Comma and a
pillar at the border thereup two different entity, two different things. No, no, no,
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because twenty says and it you'll see the word. It
not two things, one thing, and it shall be for
a sign and for a witness unto God, the Lord
of Host in the land of Egypt. What is that
altered to the Lord and that pillar at the border,
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It is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the triangle in
which all the religions.
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Of the world have recognized.
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This is why on the dollar bill you will see
the triangle the pyrabid with the all seeing eye. There
will be far more on this subject in my next video,
which is the part two to this video. The part
two will be called Solomon's Temple finally Exposed. You need
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to understand that this particular symbol of a pyramid and
the all seeing eye is a Christian, Jewish Islamic symbolism
for the presence of Almighty God, not the devil, not Lucifer.
This is found in churches and synagogues and mosque over
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the world. It does not represent the evil and bad.
It represents the presence of God. We need to keep
in mind that this is a symbol from God in
the land of Egypt. And as I said, part two
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of this we will gave much more information on this,
much more. We're going to go into depth on this subject.
And the second part which I'm taught, which I'm calling
Solomon's Temple finally expose. So when you hear people talking
about the re establishing of Solomon's temple and the rebuilding
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of the Temple of Solomon, it is the glory of
God to hide a thing, and it is the glory
of kings to search out a matter. You have better
start to understand the symbolism in the Bible and what
the symbol for the Messiah is and how we have
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been misled and misunderstood the symbol, and especially the most
important symbol is Solomon's Temple, which we will look at
in the next part two of this series on the Messiah.
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Thank you
All right, tonight, I want to talk about the Messiah.
Considering the times in which we're living in, Christians are
especially concerned about the coming of the Messiah. And since
I have always been dealing with symbols and ancient symbols
and religion, there's an interesting symbol in the Bible for
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the Messiah, and I want to talk about that for
a little bit. First of all, in the Old Testament
and the Bible is a very interesting concept, are a
very interesting thought. Proverbs in the Old Testament Bible, Proverbs
twenty five two says, it is the glory of God
to conceal a thing, but as the honor of kings
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is to search out a matter. What the scripture is
basically saying is that God works in strange ways, and
so it's the glory of God to conceal a thing,
but as the honor of kings is to search out
a matter. That's what I want to do with the
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symbol of the Messiah, is to search out what this
symbol really means. And of course we have to go
to the Old Testament Bible, and here in Jeremiah, this
is the Old Testament Jeremiah thirty two, twenty Jeremiah thirty
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two to twenty talking about the Almighty God, the Lord
of Host, which has set signs and wonders in the
land of Egypt even unto this day. So Jeremiah saying
that the Almighty God, the Lord of Host, has set
signs and wonders in the land of Egypt even unto
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this day. The Book of Isaiah Isaiah nineteen nineteen, it says,
in that day shall there be an altar to the
Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt, and
a pillar at the border thereof to the Lord, and
it shall be for a sign and for a witness
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unto the Lord of Host in the land of Egypt.
So here the Old Testament prophet Isaiah is saying that
in that day shall there be an altar to God.
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In the midst, in the midst of.
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The land of Egypt, and it shall be for a
sign and for a witness of the Lord of Host
in the land of Egypt. So now, in relation to Messiah,
we need to keep in mind that in that day
shall there be an altar to the Lord in the
midst of the land of Egypt, and it shall be
for a sign and for a witness.
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Unto the Lord.
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Let's start with unraveling this messiadic symbol and the Bible
with something called the loss symbol. Even the US News
and World Report did an article on the lost symbol,
and the lost symbol is, of course the eye. Now
Christians have associated the eye on the dollar bill to
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mean that it is a part of it's a symbol
for the illuminati. It is the most it is understood
to be by Christians, a very evil and dark symbol
representing the new world order. And even m I five
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British Intelligence actually uses the symbol. For British Intelligence uses
the pyramid with the all seeing eye at the top.
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Very interesting.
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Here is one of the Chief Court Chief Justices of
the Supreme Court sitting in her chair, and look at
the back of the chair, the pyramid with the pinnacle
at the top, and of course we see the alsing
eye the pyramid on publications government agencies. This is the
US government agency CBS and the Triangle I here's the
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eye at the Academy Awards.
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Here in.
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Century City and Los Angeles, looking down on the ABC towers,
you'll see the two opposing Triangle high rises and in
the middle courtyard you will see the pyramid with the
allseeing eye right in Century City, Los Angeles. The Allsing
eye in the triangle been used in churches around the
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world and the Orient. Madonna wears it on her jacket.
Paternal Orders use it, Secrets Scieties use it. Symbols that
are found in banks using the eye. Fraternal Orders, as
I said, have used the eye a lot of times.
You will find eyes on the old coins of the world.
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Here in a publication talking about the US government, it
shows the nation under God. And what do we find
at the top when we're talking about God is the
alceni again in the triangle. And yes, the Alsein eye
in the triangle has been used by Freemasonry. Of course,
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around the world. All free Masonic Orders use the all
sen i. But what you need to remember is that
the all sin eye used by Freemasonry is not a
Masonic symbol as such, but it is used by the
Masonic orders.
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But it is a far more.
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Ancient symbol, and it's not only used by Freemasons. As
you will see here in Washington, DC and the Masonic Lodge,
you will see the all seen eye and the sunbursts
behind it, the rays of the sun. The triangle and
the eye. And yes, this is a particular Masonic symbol
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here it is in a Masonic symbol in Europe with
the Grand Orient Masonic aprons, the Soonic symbol pictures. But
as I said, is not a Masonic symbol as such.
It's used by Masons, but it's used by many people.
Here is our time warner telling us that we are
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becoming one world and what do they have is the eye.
So the question has to be what does the symbol
of the eye represent and where did the idea originate?
What does the eye represent and where did it start? Well,
it goes back to Egypt, the all seeing eye of
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the of the god Horace or armun Rah. It's referred
to as the eye of Ray, which is actually the Sun.
That's what we get almon Rah the sun, and that's
where we get the idea of the sun, ray, sun ray,
sun ra. So the eye is representing the Sun, the
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light of the Sun and all of life and well
being of man and nature. Myth often equates the sun
with the supreme divine power. This is important to remember
that Smith always equates the sun with the supreme divine power,
describing its rotation in terms of God's journey through the
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day world and the underworld. In the world of the
Mind two, the dawn of light came to represent awareness, enlightenment,
and knowledge, making light a universal symbol for the process
of external internal worlds.
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What this is saying is.
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That the sun represents the light of the world, and
of course the sun lights the world, and without the
sun there would be no light in the world. So
the sun represents spiritually speaking, awareness, enlightenment, and knowledge because
it brings light into the world. Again, the symbol of
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the sun God Ra, combined with the sun being the
eye of God. The eye of Horace is also known
as the eye of Ra, as we said, and it
represents the sun and expresses the divine omnipotence of God
the Creator and the ancient Egyptian religion. In the Encyclopedia
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of Religion, we find under the heading of eye a
symbol of mental perception discernment of ideas, the eye of intellect.
This is why when you finally understand something someone's telling you,
you say, oh, I see now what you're talking about.
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And when you say oh, I see means intellectually you're
understanding something, So now you see it. A Dictionary of Symbols,
talking about the eye of page ninety five says, given
that the sun is the source of light, and that
light is symbolic of the intelligence and of the spirit,
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then the process of seeing represents a spiritual act and
symbolizes understanding. Hence, the divine eye of the Egyptian is
the eye who feeds the sacred fire or the intelligence
of man.
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Basically, it's saying.
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The eye is the symbol for wisdom and knowledge and
understanding in the intelligence of man. Dictionary of All Scripture
and Myth, a Christian booklet from a Christian bookstore, talks
about the eye as the primary organ of sense perception,
the eye as closely connected with light, the sun, and
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the spirit. The Christian publication and it as a symbol
of mental vision, but also the mirror of the soul,
an instrument of soulful intellectual expression.
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Here's another point that was made. Like Buddha the.
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Awakened, one the awakened was Buddha received inner enlightenment through
the celestial eye. A Christian Dictionary of Bible Things talks
about the human eye may symbolize spiritual vision.
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Eyes.
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Another Christian publication talks about the part of the body
designed foreseeing and scripture, eyes are often associated with light, watchfulness,
spiritual understanding, whereas blindness may be a metaphor for darkness,
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ignorance of God, or rebellion against him. The eyes of
God watch over all his creation. Again, in scripture, the
eye represents as associated and represents light and spiritual understanding.
Here's another quote from a Christian publication under religious and
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mystical values of the eye and says, the eye is
also the privileged organ of knowledge, and scripture always associates
with the characteristics the eye with wise and learned. So
the eye in religion, we know that the eye has
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been used in all kinds of ancient religions as far
back as we can go into history. The eye has
been used, as we showed you in Egypt, but let's
start with Christianity modern day. In a Christian publication, there's
an article that said an Egyptian hieroglyphic of the Sun
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God his arrival and victory over the prince of darkness.
So the eye represents in the hieroglyphics the Sun God
in his arrival and his victory over darkness. This sign
has also been used in Christian symbolism. Here's a publication
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that talks about the all seeing Eye of God. Therefore,
the symbol of the eye represents the sun, which will
see the rays of the sun, and the all seeing
eye of God. So the sun has always been understood
in the ancient world and spiritually represented today as the
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light of the world. And so the sun was perfectly realm,
and we humans associated the perfectly realm sun to represent
the eye of God. In that God is brilliant, he's
filled with light. He is the enemy of the prince
of darkness. And so the eye was the sun, and
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the sun represents light in the minds and spirit of
the human being. Over in the Book of Psalms thirty
three eighteen, the Bible says of God, the Eye of
the Lord is upon them that fear Him.
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And in Christian.
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Publications there's many of them that shows the Eye of God,
which never closes, but is ever open to our needs
in our conduct, the all seeing eye of God. Here
in another pamphlet in our Christian bookstore, we see Christianity
and the Eye of God. This symbol is a combination
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of the Judeo Christian symbols. The eye is that of God,
the all seeing Father, from which radiates divine light, often
shown within a triangle. It represents God at the center
of the Trinity. This is the Christian publication and it
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says that the symbol is a combination of the Judeo
Christian symbols. The eye represents that of God. Here's a
symbol of the church. Symbols of the Church. Another publication
you found in a Christian bookstore. And on one page
it talks about the symbol of the Old and New Testament.
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It says the eye and the triangle. The all seeing eye,
This all seeing eye of God looks out from the
triangle of the Trinity. It is found in English and
Greek churches. Another publication at the Christian bookstores one called
Symbols and their Meaning, And on this page it talks
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about the all seeing Eye and the triangle and says
that this eye represents God. This is a Christian publication.
Here at the shrine of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church and
Saint Louis, Missouri, you will see the eye in the church.
Inside the front cover of the Catholic Bible, the do
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Way Bible, you see the presence of God, the Lord,
the eye in the triangle. The eye in the triangle
as a symbol for God or an altar. Here in
a Christian publication a Catholic publication, you will see talking
about the Holy Trinity. You'll see in the upper right
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corner the Father of God. The Father is pictured as
the eye in the triangle. Another Christian publication, and another
eye as a symbol of the Trinity. Here's a picture
of Jesus with his apostles, and above his head you
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will see the Eye of God in the triangle, and
it's surrounded by the sun burst, a burst of light.
The burst of light is the sunlight, the pyramid or
the triangle, and the all seeing Eye oversees the work
of Jesus the Messiah. Here in churches you will see
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the eye and the triangle. It's actually all over the world,
and Christian churches you will always see.
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If you look for it.
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You will see eye, the triangle and the sunbursts behind it,
bringing together the sun, the pyramid, the triangle and the eye,
all representing in Christian architecture, the presence of God. Here
you will see Jesus with his mother Mary. Above you
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will see the all seeing Eye. Here's a painting of
the Middle Ages of the Twelve Apostles, and they're being
overseen by God's presence above them, which is an eye
looking down on the apostle and churches. Another church, and
above the altar in the back at the top you
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will see the triangle with the eye and the sun
bursts behind it. The eye and the triangle. Here you'll
see the pope. And above the Pope is a huge painting.
And at the top of the painting marked by the arrow,
you will see above Jesus head, the eye and a
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triangle and churches Protestant churches, paintings, famous paintings. On the
left was a famous picture of Jesus hanging on the cross.
And beneath that picture of Jesus, I enlarged it so
you can see the eye of God.
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Here in a.
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Catholic publication paying tribute to the presence of God. You
will see it's the sunburst and God is within the
triangle goal the many many churches throughout the world and
their stained glass windows have the all seeing eye of God.
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In churches and the Vatican.
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As a matter of fact that the Vatican has a
very big, large picture showing angels with the circle of
the sun, and there's the eye in the triangle. Behind
the priests. You will see the all seeing eye and
the triangle with the sun burst. This is a Catholic symbol.
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Here and a church, you will see at the top
the eye in the pyramid, or the eye and the triangle.
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So the eye has.
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Been used in churches, as you will see the cross
on the top of the church in the eye on
this church. In the Eastern Church, you will see the
triangle the eye on the outside of the church. Here's
an altar, and if you zoom in on the altar,
you will see the eye on the altar with the
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cross above it. As I said, all over the Vatican,
you will always see the triangle and the eye in
the Vatican. But here's the eye in the pyramid and
the Monastery of the Cross in Jerusalem. Even in Jerusalem
churches you will see the eye and the sun burst.
Here it is again churches, churches all around the world.
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Churches are using the all seeing eye and the triangle.
It's everywhere, but so many people do not bother to look.
Here is a church. You will see the cross on
the bottom and at the top you will see the
all seeing eye in the triangle.
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With the sunbursts. Here's in churches.
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Also, here's another triangle with the eye in a church
behind the Orthodox you will see behind the Orthodox breech
you will see the sun burst, the triangle and the
eye on the symbol of the eye on the church staple.
As I said, it's everywhere. Eastern Orthodox churches use the
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eyes you'll see at the top. So the eye and
the triangle has been used by Christian churches around the world.
Here's a beautiful church in Europe. Here's another one using
the triangle and the sunbursts. Here's the eye in England.
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And this is the eye of Providence of the nineteenth
century gravestone and a church yard in Devonshire. So the
eye is represented here as the sun enlightening the world.
Here's the eye of wisdom in the Islamic tradition, the
all seeing eye.
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Here as the.
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On the papal uh tierra that this bishop archbishop is wearing.
You will see the all seeing eye uh. Here is
another another example, and a stained glass window in the church.
The all seeing eye stained glass window, all seeing eye
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U church symbols again, so we see even here on
the Ten Commandments you will see you've blown up and large.
You will see the eye in the circle of the sun.
So this is obviously a Hebrew or Jewish symbol too.
And we know that it has been used in churches.
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It's used by the Catholic Church, It's used in Protestant
churches stained glass windows all around the world. We also
know that the Mormons use the all seeing eye. Judaism
also uses the Eye of God. Not just Christianity, but
Judaism also has used the Eye of God. We have
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the eye in the synagogue. We have a synagogue and
at the top you will see the eye of God.
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Here in the.
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Advertisement for Israel the Tours, you will see the eye
of God. Here's another with the Manora, the six pointed star,
the star of David, and above it is the eye.
This was taken from a synagogue. Here is another apron
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from a Jewish Jewish synagogue which you will see the eye.
The symbols that are used in fraternal orders. As I said,
then here in the Jewish store they have the caballistic
hand with God's protection and you will see God is
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represented as an all seeing eye. And here is a
website for Israel. You'll see the eye in the triangle.
Here's a picture from a child's publication in a Hebrew
publication for children, where you see Moses receiving the ten
commandments from God and he's bowing before God. God is
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represented as the sun with the triangle and an all
seeing eye in the triangle. This is Jewish symbolism of
the presence of God. Moses seeing God, the Sun in
the triangle with the all seeing eye. Therefore, to answer
the first question, what does the symbol of the eye
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represent and where did the idea originate? Very important, what
does the symbol of the e eye represent and where
did it the idea originate? The symbol of the eye
has always represented the sun, the eye of God. So
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keep in mind that the sun represents the eye of God,
the symbol of the highest intellectual spiritual enlightenment, because the
sun brings light into the life of mankind, and the
Sun is out there in heaven and it is bringing
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to mankind on the earth spiritual and intellectual enlightenment. So
the sun has always represented God's eye. It is a
perfect circle in the sky, and man's eye is a
perfect circle. And that's why the ancients are always associated
the perfect, flawless circle in the sky with the Eye
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of God, because he brings to mankind light, warmth, intelligence,
and wisdom, the all seeing eye of God. Therefore, the
symbol of the eye represents the sun, the all seeing
eye of God. This is from a Christian publication. Now
let's go back to the pyramid on the dollar. What
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does the Egyptian pyramid represent and what does it have
to do with the Eye of God, Because many people
are associating this particular symbol on the back of the
dollar bill with devil worship, Lucifer. They're all kinds of
evil connotations with this symbol on the back of the
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dollar bill. We've already seen that the eye has been
used for hundreds of years, if not thousands of years,
and it has always represented in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
the presence of God that's in the scriptures. So now
the question is what does the Egyptian pyramid represent and
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what does it have to do with the Eye of God.
Pyramids are found all over the earth, obviously in Central
and South America Mexico. The pyramids are all over the world.
This particular pyramid, which sits directly behind the Sphinx is not,
and I repeat, is not the famous Great Pyramid of Giza.
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This is the Great Pyramid of Giza. This one is not.
This is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the famous Pyramid
of Giza, the most important symbol probably on the earth.
Now we're talking about pyramids being used all over the world,
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and of course it's used in architecture everywhere in the Earth,
all over the Orient, all over Europe, Pyramids of own
and virtually every place in the world, even in Afghanistan
and Pakistan there are great monuments. Is you can see
how big this one is by the man sitting at
the base. This is the enormous, incredibly enormous pyramids sitting
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out in the middle of nowhere. So it shows that
this is a very ancient symbol used in the ancient world.
Even US government and agencies used a pyramid. Pyramids are everywhere,
as you well know, all over the earth. In Italy,
in France people are using building them, and you know
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in their own homes or industrial buildings designed like pyramids.
This is the actually in Israel. This is the Supreme
Court building in the State of Israel. The Supreme Court
actually has a pyramid with the of the I in
the pyramid, Israel Supreme Court motion picture, theaters, old temples
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all over This particular pyramid is just outside It's in Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
just outside of Pittsburgh. It's the burial monument to Charles
tees Russell. Charles tes Russell died nineteen sixteen. He was
the founder of the IBSA International Bible Student Association IBSA,
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which later became known as Jehovah's Witnesses. So his memorial
tomb is a pyramid. We find, as I said, pyramids
all over the world. Some are very very large, some
are very very ancient. In England and I think this
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was in Saint Louis, it's a church, hotels, this was
a church.
Speaker 2 (30:08):
As I said.
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Even the Islamic world uses the triangle and the sun
burst in the middle of as you will see. And
of course Christian churches worldwide, this is very important. Christian
churches worldwide are very big into pyramid architecture. You see
churches design like pyramids all over the earth. As a
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Unity Church Houston, Texas triangle pyramids, pyramid steeples, pyramids on
the altar. So churches all over the world design like pyramids.
Here on the left hand side you'll see the pyramid.
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So for Christians need to remember that around the earth,
Christian churches all over the world are designed like pyramids.
And the reason why as becomes very obvious as you
begin to see all of Christianity as flooded with pyramids, triangles,
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and the all seeing eye. Here again as churches, more churches,
more churches, and more churches. And also we have synagogues,
synagogues and churches again huge churches like pyramids and altars,
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having triangles and pyramids on the church altars. Obelisks in
church are our church obelisks. Some of the pyramid churches
are just enormous in size. Regular churches everyday churches design
like pyramids inside on the altars pyramids. So we need
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to keep in mind that pyramids have offered the architectural
basis for churches around the world. So what is this
telling you about Christianity. It's based on Egypt. The whole
entire superstructure of religion in the Western world is based
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on the triangle, the pyramid, the all seeing eye. Churches
are all over This is only this is just a
few of the pictures that I have over a thousand
pictures of churches designed on the architectural basis of a
pyramid and triangles. You'll see the cross at the top
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of the pyramid. Another church, a pyramid church, pyramid churches,
pyramids everywhere. These are Christian churches in England. There is
another church in Scotland. More churches pyramids. These are Christian
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churches using pyramids as their architectural bases. So, and here's
one church. It becomes a little more obvious. You'll see
the crosses on both the left and the right side,
and the top of the pyramid is across and the
Catholic Church is an actual pyramid with the all seeing eye.
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This is Christian churches. But what does the pyramids symbolize?
While talking about the pyramids made of stone, the stone
is a symbol of eternal substance, spirit And undoubtedly the
builders of the pyramid got their architectural ideas and from
divinely inspired sources. Reverend very deeply, and this is obviously
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true that the builders of the pyramids got their architectural
idea from divinely inspired sources. And this is why churches
are still using and synagogues still use the triangle or
the pyramid. All such pyramids are believed to have represented
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the cosmic melting. An esoteric thought, the pyramid can be
considered not only the representation of the world axis, but
also a symbol of enlightenment. Its apex is spiritual attainment,
which can only be reached from the lowly base by
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means of the toiling ascent of its steeply sloping plains,
simply meaning that as you go through life, you start
at the base of the pyramid, and as you climb
in your understanding of wisdom and knowledge and research and study,
and as you grow intellectually and spiritually, you're growing closer
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to God. At the top of the pyramid, the triangle,
so the very tip top. It says that the very top,
an esoteric thought, represents the worl axis of the symbol
of enlightenment. When you reach the top here the pyramids,
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it says it's apex. The top of the pyramid represents
the highest level of spiritual obtainment. So this is a
very symbolically spiritual symbol. You'll see the sun, which is
the ultimate bringer of light and intellectual spiritual life to
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the earth being. The eye of God has always picked
and above the triangle or a pyramid. It's used around
the world. Here on the side of a church you
will see the church showing the open book of the Bible,
and here is the pyramid shining down the spiritual light
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of God onto the people from a pyramid. Even in
our everyday use of lights in triangles, the light is
always at the purchase at the top of a triangle
or pyramid. Again in churches, in the old churches in California.
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It's not only in churches, of course, it's being used
in the ancient East also, the concept of the sun
being the eye of God at the top of the
pinnacle of wisdom and knowledge. We'll see it in motion
picture studios. Again, we see it in the Islamic mosque,
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the triangle. And then here we have the pope visiting
I think it was New York, and you see the
cross in the pope and behind him you will see
the pyramid with the all seeing I at the top
or the Sun at the top. As a Catholic symbol,
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the pyramid, the triangle with the Sun at the top,
that represents obviously the pyramid, the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Now let's recap very quickly the basic point. First of all,
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the scripture says that it's God who conceals a thing.
He works in strange ways, and humans who are spiritually
alive and intellectually understand God or the Great Spirit does
work in very strange ways and conceals many truths. But
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it is the honor of kings to search or research
out a matter. So God hides things to see if
you're smart enough to figure out and research and figure
out what He's saying. So this symbol on the back
of the dollar bill, what does the symbol of the
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eye represent? And where did the idea originate? So what
does the symbol of the eye represent and where does
it originate? It? Obviously, as we said originate, this is
a recapping. The eye represents the sun. The sun is
the light of the world. The eye of Horace is
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also known as the eye of raw. This is where
our ray, our aim, which we get our words sun
ray from the eye of God. The sun raw or
sun ray. The eye of Horace is also known as
the eye of raw or ray, represents the Sun and
express is the divine on the depotence of God, the
Creator and the Egyptian religion. Also, as we said in
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the pree Masonic orders of the world. The eye is
also represented and respected for the same reason and Christianity
the Church. The Christian Church also uses the Eye of
God to symbolize the Judeo Christian symbol that the eye
of God, the all seeing Father, obviously from the God.
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The Father radiates divine light from the triangle, representing the Trinity. Again,
Jesus we see with the eye and the triangle above him.
We see this in churches. We see it on altars,
we see it in bibles, Catholic Bible, we see it
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in Israel. They all see eye. We see it, as
I said, in stained glass windows in synagogues you'll see
the six seven pointed minora star of David, and they
all seeing eye and the triangle with the sunbursts behind it.
This is a Jewish symbol. And of course what I've
told you before, here's Moses receiving the ten commandments from God,
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represented by the eye and the triangle and the sun.
And of course, Christian churches worldwide or big into pyramids.
As we said, pyramids are very important symbols in Christianity.
Churches churches all over the world use pyramids as the
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architectural design. Oh and while we're on the subject, you
need to know that the God of the Hebrews and
Christians is always pictured within the pyramid or triangle. Keep
this in mind, that the God of the Hebrews and
Christians is always pictured within a pyramid or trying. Here
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you will see the Hebrew name of God, the Tetragramatan,
within a triangle. Always you see the name of God
that's called the Tetragramatin. It is always within a triangle
pyramid associating Yahweh Jehovah with Egypt. The pyramid always the eye,
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the all seeing presence of God Yahweh Jehovah within the triangle.
This is all over the earth, in all countries of
the world. The Hebrew God Yahweh Jehovah Tetragramtan, always inside
of a triangle with a sunburst. We see it everywhere.
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There's actually thousands of pictures which we don't have time
to show you. But here in the church you will
see the triangle with the all seen eye and the
Tetragramatan name of God in the pyramid sun burns behind it.
Tetragramatan triangle, pyramid triangle, pyramid, Tetragramatan triangle pyramids always everywhere,
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and in the Catholic Church, of course, we have the
Father's Son and Holy Ghost.
Speaker 2 (42:25):
In the middle is the.
Speaker 1 (42:26):
God the Father on his chest. You will see the pyramid,
the triangle and the sun burst with the eye. Here
it is again the Hebrew Tetragramatan within the triangle. Here
you will see on a church on the right hand
side Yahweh Jehovah within the triangle again Tetragramatin pyramid. Here
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on an altar in a church you will see Yahweh,
the Hebrew God, Yahweh Jehovah with in the the Blessed
Triangle pyramid Christian churches again Hebrew Tetragramatan pyramid Eastern Orthodox Church.
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You'll see above the chair at the top the pyramid
they all seeing eye, the eye and the church the triangle.
The pyramid connected to the sunburst. Here on the right
hand side you'll see the pope with pointing to the
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Supreme being Napoleon's pointing to the Supreme being, the Supreme
being a pyramid with a sunburst on churches.
Speaker 2 (43:45):
In churches, at the top of.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
The altar, you will see above Jesus the all seeing
Eye and a Catholic church on the Protestant churches, Protestant
churches and Christian churches all over the world.
Speaker 2 (44:01):
And America and Europe.
Speaker 1 (44:05):
In publications, God has always pictured but.
Speaker 2 (44:08):
The eye of God.
Speaker 1 (44:13):
So keep this in mind that the eye of God
and the triangle has always been used in Christian churches, Judaism,
and Islam to show the presence of God. Here is
Moses receiving the Ten Commandments, and the presence of God
is pictured as a divine triangle pyramid. Here again is
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God the Father in the triangle. Here on churches in Europe,
you will see the divine presence of God in the
eye of the triangle. In the sun, the Son represents
the Eye of God, the only source of divine, spiritual
and intellectual light. Inside of the Catholic de way by
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you open it up and you will see on both
sides the Lord is pictured in a triangle and on
the right hand side an eye. This is in a
Catholic Bible. Here is a beam of light except from
the triangular all seeing Eye of God, the triangle all
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seeing Eye of God sending light into the world. Here
you will see a confessional and a Catholic church, and
above it is the all seeing Eye So the point
I'm making here, even in the Eastern Orthodox religion, you
will see behind the priest is the sun burst with
the triangle in the eye. It's in stained glass windows,
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It's used everywhere on the earth. And the point we're
trying to make is that it is a Christian, Jewish,
Islamic symbol. And here it is again as we said
in the Ten Commandments. And here it is in Jerusalem
again the all Seeing Eye with the sun bursts behind it.
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Here again we have God the Father and the triangle.
It's replete. All over the world you will see the
same symbol of the eye and the pyramid, the eye
and the triangle in churches. The eye again in this
church is beautiful done sun bursts with the triangle representing
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the pyramid and the eye, the eye and the triangle.
And another Eastern Orthodox church stained glass windows on altars,
more stained glass windows. Here we have Jesus in front
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of a pyramid with the all seeing Eye and the
sun behind Jesus. Here again we have the picture of
God the Father with Jesus and God the Father is
in place within the divine triangle or pyramid. Again, God
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the Father, the circle, the triangle, so the point we're
making is that this symbol is a Christian symbol. It's
used by Christian churches around the earth, and therefore it
has nothing to do with anything evil or bad or
the devil. It is a Christian symbol, it is a
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Jewish symbol, it is an Islamic symbol. It is the
symbol of the Eye of God. Stained glass proves that
everywhere in the world you go, you will see in
churches stained glass windles with the eye of God. In
the Bible and King James Psalms thirty two eight says,
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I will instruct you and teach you in the way
in which you shall go Psalms thirty eight to two.
And I will guide thee with my eye. Joe twenty
eight ten says he cuts out rivers among the rocks,
and his eye sees every precious thing. Psalms thirty three
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eighteen says, behold, the eye of the Lord is upon
them that fear him. Psalm's ninety four says he that
planted the ear shall he not hear? And he that
formed the eye shall he not see. And in the
New Testament, King James version Matthew six twenty two says
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if thy eye be single, your body will be filled
with light. So now we see the all seen eye
symbol has always represented the presence of God, not evil.
This is why all three major religions have always used
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the all seeing eye of God. Above Jesus head, you
will see the same eye which is on the dollar bill.
Above the Messiah Jesus, you will see the triangle, the
sun burst, and the eye of God above the Lord's head.
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In Judaism, you will see Moses bowing before God. And
he's bowing before God to get the ten Commandments. And
what is God? How is God symbolized in the Jewish
religion with a triangle, an eye, and the sun burst.
So the eye is Jewish, it is Christian, and it
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is Islamic. Here we have the Islamic eye. So keeping
in mind the scripture that says God, the Mighty Lord
in God, which has set signs and wonders in the
land of Egypt even unto this day, and then it
goes on to say in Isaiah nineteen nineteen, and that
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day shall there be an altar to the Lord in
the midst of the land of Egypt, and a pillar
at the border thereof to the Lord and it shall
be for a sign and for a witness unto the
Lord of Host in the land of Egypt. You need
to go back and think about this. In the Book
of Isaiah nineteen nineteen says in that day shall there
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be an altar to God, an altar to the Lord
in the midst of the land of Egypt, and a
pillar at the border thereup to the Lord. And it
shall be for a sign and for a witness unto
the Lord of Host in the land of Egypt. This
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is the altar to the Lord. Because if you go
back and remember then twenty and it's talking about and
this is where many people make the mistake. Let's read
it again quickly, and that days shall there be an
altar to the Lord in the midst or the middle
of the land of Egypt common and a pillar at
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the border thereup to the Lord. Most people think that's
talking about two different things. One is an altar to
the Lord in the middle of Egypt Comma and a
pillar at the border thereup two different entity, two different things. No, no, no,
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because twenty says and it you'll see the word. It
not two things, one thing, and it shall be for
a sign and for a witness unto God, the Lord
of Host in the land of Egypt. What is that
altered to the Lord and that pillar at the border,
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It is the Great Pyramid of Giza, the triangle in
which all the religions.
Speaker 2 (52:13):
Of the world have recognized.
Speaker 1 (52:16):
This is why on the dollar bill you will see
the triangle the pyrabid with the all seeing eye. There
will be far more on this subject in my next video,
which is the part two to this video. The part
two will be called Solomon's Temple finally Exposed. You need
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to understand that this particular symbol of a pyramid and
the all seeing eye is a Christian, Jewish Islamic symbolism
for the presence of Almighty God, not the devil, not Lucifer.
This is found in churches and synagogues and mosque over
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the world. It does not represent the evil and bad.
It represents the presence of God. We need to keep
in mind that this is a symbol from God in
the land of Egypt. And as I said, part two
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of this we will gave much more information on this,
much more. We're going to go into depth on this subject.
And the second part which I'm taught, which I'm calling
Solomon's Temple finally expose. So when you hear people talking
about the re establishing of Solomon's temple and the rebuilding
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of the Temple of Solomon, it is the glory of
God to hide a thing, and it is the glory
of kings to search out a matter. You have better
start to understand the symbolism in the Bible and what
the symbol for the Messiah is and how we have
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been misled and misunderstood the symbol, and especially the most
important symbol is Solomon's Temple, which we will look at
in the next part two of this series on the Messiah.
Speaker 2 (54:20):
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