The Star of David is not a Jewish symbol. The seal of Solomon is a tool of Jinn control.

reply to post by Pink Panther


well Solomon was supposedly given by god many abilities. His marriage to the pharos daughter who practiced occult sciences brought to the table many other practices that God was not too happy about as the story goes.

He is said to have divided the Jewish people for his idolatry and obsession with the "dark side"

The double triangle has other meanings, but needless to say it was attributed to the Jews this century, and is not their ancestral symbol. The menorah is...the star of David, it not.

On a side note, the ancestry of Jesus is kind of interesting. His lineage to David is said by many scholars to be a fabrication so as to validate his being the messiah, since by Jewish prophesy he would be of the blood line of David.

Maybe he was or maybe he wasn't. His documented lineage is a fabrication though. I wouldn't care either way. He could be a messiah for the rest of the world and the Jews might be right in waiting for theirs, he might not have been it for them. The final messiah would be one for all peoples. A universal teacher.

The star of David symbol is associated with the Cube :

The Cube aka The Tessaract Exposed !

Originally posted by BIHOTZ
reply to post by muzzleflash

 

I think that their magic practice deeply influenced their newly adopted religion( at the time) of Islam. They never eliminated all the pagan practice much like the Christians never did. We are all three monotheistic religions under a form of pagan trinity one way or the other...

off to read... thanks again...

Magic is banned in Islam and you can get killed for it. Just one misconception cleared up

reply to post by RimDaas


yeah I am sure it is, but they do hold some belief in jinn's. Just like Catholics still have local ritual magic preserved and adopted under the new roman universal religion. places like Portugal, Spain , Italy, they are deeply catholic and find no problem with their cultural magic beliefs....

Islam has some belief in Jinn magic...well not Islam, like not in Christianity, but the people still do.


thanks though

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kind of interesting...

en.wikipedia.org...:Leningrad_Codex_Carpet_page_e.jpg

...w:Leningrad Codex cover page E (Folio 474a).
A very old manuscript of the Hebrew bible.
A former possession of Karaïte Jews.
They claim its author was Karaite, a position denied by Rabbinic Jews.
Date "The manuscript was written around the year 1010 C. E

so... follow up on the Karaite Jews as opposed to Rabbinic Jews

its also eerie why the MA Bauer became the Rothschild (the beginning of the 'Mabus' identity) and used the symbol first used by Karaite Jews as his family attraction symbol (aka 'shingle')


one could go wading in the murky pool of obsession in delving into this symbol...
are we sure that Jewish Mysticism wasn't the creator of this talisman/symbol in the first place and attached the name of King DAVID to it to give it respectibility and general acceptance ?



www.aish.com...

David Flynn did research that showed the star of David as an expression of the meeting of heaven and earth and as a manifestation of the Hebrew letters D-V-D. His work is compiled at WatcherVault.com

reply to post by BIHOTZ


I for one would argue that:

A) There is NOTHING new under the sun (Ecclesiastes 1:9) and therefore...

B) A "new" symbol has never been and cannot be created within the human mind to represent a chosen ideal...thus...

C) A "cross", a "fish", or even a "hexagram/ magen David/ Seal of Solomon" can be worn by a true believer regardless of its PAST meanings, so long as the wearer explicates his/her OWN understandings/beliefs of such chosen symbol to both themselves and those who might be curious enough to ask....as is exactly which has been done since a large part of the contemporary "church" have taken to wearing the "IXOYE/Ichthys" or crucifix.

Honestly, for all we truly know Christ was nailed to a tree and it's not so farfetched to realize that a universally embraced symbol such as the cross has been utilized in Tammuz worship and astrological initiations in the past and only in recent times been commandeered by His church...after all, there plenty of evidence for such pre-historic use in a symbol like the Swastika...why not a "Christian" symbol?

I, for one, choose to wear a Triquetra...to ME it represents both the unity of a person's mind/body/spirit as well as that person's mind/body/spirit's connection and gratitude to what is now called the Trinity. Sure, it began as a pagan symbol...but to be real: what hasn't? Christianity has done this with quite a few pagan symbols (probably ALL of them) if you'd be willing to investigate.

There will never be anything new under this old sun; ideologies may change, mankind does not.

Originally posted by muzzleflash
Factually incorrect.

The "Hexagram" is used in many religion's various iconography dating back thousands of years.

Factually or not the Swastika has been used for thousands of years as well.

Wanna guess what most people think of the symbol these days?

reply to post by BIHOTZ


Jesus has NO biological lineage to the House of David therefore does not apply.

HERE IS A SUMMARY OF information on the HEXAGRAM, or six-pointed star and elements which bear relationship to our subject...

The star was mentioned and condemned by the God of Israel in Amos 5:26 and it was called by Him, `the star of your god, Moloch' or otherwise called `Chiun'. Reference to Amos 5:26 and the Israelites having it in the wilderness was also made in Acts 7:43. Here it was called the Star of Remphan. All these names refer to the `god' Saturn.

Yes, indeed. The Hexagram is the symbol of the planet Saturn, also called the symbol of Remphan or Chiun in the Bible.

Interestingly, I believe this Hexagram symbol was derived from the Hexagonal feature of Saturn's North Pole.



"Believe it or not, this is the North Pole of Saturn. It is unclear how an unusual hexagonal cloud system that surrounds Saturn’s north pole was created, keeps its shape, or how long it will last. Originally discovered during the Voyager flybys of Saturn in the 1980s, nobody has ever seen anything like it elsewhere in the Solar System."

crosbyja.wordpress.com...

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How the ancients knew this beforehand is really mysterious. It couldn't have been a coincidence.

Responding just to mark my spot and subscribe.

Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by BIHOTZ

 

Jesus has NO biological lineage to the House of David therefore does not apply.

Oh crap. Already. Now I have to involve myself.

Yes Jesus does relate to David through Ruth.

Now if we really want to have conversations who exactly was Ruth?

Very interesting and important thread, that should never be forgotten...

There is not a single archeological evidence of the "Star of David" being ever used in the Holy Land any time before the birth of Jesus Christ, and not even until the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE.

Not a single evidence. That symbol was never used by the Hebrews, since from Moses until the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE, was never mentioned or used.

The Talmud also has ZERO mentions to the "Star of David".


The "Star of David" was important only for occultists in the Middle Ages, who managed to turn it into a "symbol of Judaism", during the past 400 years.

It's a total fraud.