The First Five Verses in Genesis Chapter One Expounded

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Talk to a mod... maybe you can work out a deal or something

clearly they can't stop you...

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[SNIP]

see what i mean?

Slander isn't cool man...

a reply to: 2tellthetruth

If Islam and Christianity and Judaism worship the same God, then I should be welcomed with open arms in Mecca with a sign that says:

"Allah is YHWH and YHWH is Allah"

Right? No, wrong lol. Muhammad didn't have a new Revelation of God, he went to Mecca and got rid of all the idols except the main one, which is an ancient deity. It's the BabylonIan moon god. Allah is Ba'al.

The Quran is the words of Allah, the Hadiths are the words of Muhammad. Both are authoritative. Of a Muslim DE ked the Hadiths, he is denying Allah's messenger and has left the faith. Why don't you find out what the Hadiths say about Jews and Christians.

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I don't care what assembly of words you concoct you are not even a Muslim so can't say if your God is not theirs too.

Because it is their religion they get to decide who to worship and it is the God of Abraham, father of Ishmael who Arabs are descended from like Jews and Jacob.

Today they worship the same God. Read the Quran it says so and that means it is so if you are a Muslim.

So hate it or love it they pray to your God and you to theirs. You just have different books and a few different beliefs but God is God.

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Allah is the Babylonian moon god, Simiramis. The Crescent moon and star goes all the way back to Babylon mystery religions. Muhammad didn't point people to a new God, he destroyed every idol except the main one in Mecca. Absolutely nothing is new in Satan's kingdom, everything is recycled over and over and over again. Same symbols just with new names. Simiramus, Artemis, Asteroth, Diana, Mary, Allah, it's all from ancient Babylonian mystery religions.

Mystery Babylon

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For anyone interested in Mystery Babylon the Great, and the whore of Babylon and how it is Islam:

YouTube

It took many years of reading my Preserve English Bible to see the truths I shared in the OP. Like the Holy Ghost I compared scriptures and what they say and put all the ducks in a row. The ultimate truth led me to the covering cherub and some angles were charged with building the first throne in the newly created earth that god had placed in the depth of heaven.

That throne became his stumbling block and iniquity was found in him. He claimed the throne for himself like a building contractor claims the house he builds. And said he would make it the center of the universe and usurp the LORD God almighty.

God's plan all along for the earth was a place to exalt The one he exalted and lifted up in Prov 8:22-24, his son Jesus Christ. And it will be upon this earth in the Millennial Kingdom and then upon the NEW EARTH as found in Revelation 21 & 22. This is why Jesus Could really prayed let your will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven. God's will has always been to exalt his Son whom we know as Jesus Christ and the Earth was originally created for that purpose. Lucifer, the Cherub that covereth, Satan, that old Serpent, the Devil, corrupted it and the result was God flooding the earth as it is found in Genesis 1:2. This corruption brought Darkness into the Heaven and God had to work to contain the Darkness from spreading throughout the heaven. So he placed in in the firmament where the stars are today, and separates himself from us, that is why the second does not say, and God saw that it was good as he did on all other days.

He begins a new work in Genesis 1:3 by calling forth his son, The light, and they created all we have on this earth today. Once God and his Son withdrew themselves, the Sun, Moon and Stars become the light by which life can Perpetuate on the earth.

God's purpose for the Earth was to exalt Jesus Christ from beginning to end.

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The light on the first "day" was not sunlight it was light of the Wisdom of the Creator including the Knowledge of everything that exists or will exist. That light is what all heavenly beings are made of.

Jesus Christ, the Son of God is the light. And apart from him nothing was made was anything made that is made.

originally posted by: ChesterJohn
Jesus Christ, the Son of God is the light. And apart from him nothing was made was anything made that is made.

If you are a Christian yes, but not every religion believes in Christ and they still dwell in the light.

originally posted by: NOTurTypical
a reply to: 2tellthetruth

Allah is the Babylonian moon god, Simiramis. The Crescent moon and star goes all the way back to Babylon mystery religions. Muhammad didn't point people to a new God, he destroyed every idol except the main one in Mecca. Absolutely nothing is new in Satan's kingdom, everything is recycled over and over and over again. Same symbols just with new names. Simiramus, Artemis, Asteroth, Diana, Mary, Allah, it's all from ancient Babylonian mystery religions.

Mystery Babylon

I know that I mentioned this on another thread but this is blatant b.s.

Semiramis is the Mother and wife of Nimrod and Egyptian goddess of heaven similar to Mary today.

Allah is God and El Shaddai, I have a Quran if you want a quote proving it.

The crescent and star doesn't make Allah a moon God anymore than the Star of David/Seal of Solomon makes Yahweh a star god.

Or vice versa because they're the same.

Mary is not Babylonian, she was Jesus Mom, or lady friend depending on which one you mean.

Both are Saints.

The reason the Kabba shrine wasn't destroyed is same reason Catholicism allowed Saturnalia/Christmas, strategy. Too popular.

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The crescent and star doesn't make Allah a moon God anymore than the Star of David/Seal of Solomon makes Yahweh a star god.

That's not a "Star of David", in the Bible God calls that the star of Remphan. It's a star of Moloch. It came to Israel from Babylon when the Jews were captive there. So did the Kabalah and the Babylonian Talmud, that was the religious books of the Pharisees. Jesus condemned them for this in Mark 7 saying they had elevated the tradition of their elders to the level of the Torah and made the word of God to none effect.

Acts 7:43 "Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them: and I will carry you away beyond Babylon."

Amos 5:26 "But ye have borne the tabernacle of your Moloch and Chiun your images, the star of your god, which ye made to yourselves."

In Isaiah 14 what gets translated absurdly poor by Jerome as "Lucifer" in the Hebrew text says "Heylel ben Sachar", in Arabic that says "crescent and star."

That symbol goes back to Ancient Babylon, it's not Islamic. Through every culture and over 1000s of years Satan sells a false Trinity, his Satanic version of it. It's the Babylonian mystery religions, or in Revelation it says "mystery babylon". It's the worship of the sun and the moon. It's the worship of Nimrod, Simiramis, and Tammuz. It's all the way into the Roman Catholic Church. They worship the father, the mother, and the son.

originally posted by: NOTurTypical
a reply to: 2tellthetruth
Absolutely nothing is new in Satan's kingdom, everything is recycled over and over and over again. Same symbols just with new names. ... ancient Babylonian mystery religions.

Talking about that subject of Babylon and that area (a.k.a. Chaldea and later Persia):

“The shape of the [two-beamed cross] had its origin in ancient Chaldea, and was used as the symbol of the god Tammuz (being in the shape of the mystic Tau, the initial of his name) in that country and in adjacent lands, including Egypt. By the middle of the 3rd cent. A.D. the churches had either departed from, or had travestied, certain doctrines of the Christian faith. In order to increase the prestige of the apostate ecclesiastical system pagans were received into the churches apart from regeneration by faith, and were permitted largely to retain their pagan signs and symbols. Hence the Tau or T, in its most frequent form, with the cross-piece lowered, was adopted to stand for the cross of Christ.”—An Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words (London, 1962), W. E. Vine, p. 256.

“Various objects, dating from periods long anterior to the Christian era, have been found, marked with crosses of different designs, in almost every part of the old world. India, Syria, Persia and Egypt have all yielded numberless examples . . . The use of the cross as a religious symbol in pre-Christian times and among non-Christian peoples may probably be regarded as almost universal, and in very many cases it was connected with some form of nature worship.”—Encyclopædia Britannica (1946), Vol. 6, p. 753.

“It is strange, yet unquestionably a fact, that in ages long before the birth of Christ, and since then in lands untouched by the teaching of the Church, the Cross has been used as a sacred symbol. . . . The Greek Bacchus, the Tyrian Tammuz, the Chaldean Bel, and the Norse Odin, were all symbolised to their votaries by a cruciform device.”—The Cross in Ritual, Architecture, and Art (London, 1900), G. S. Tyack, p. 1.

“The cross in the form of the ‘Crux Ansata’ . . . was carried in the hands of the Egyptian priests and Pontiff kings as the symbol of their authority as priests of the Sun god and was called ‘the Sign of Life.’”—The Worship of the Dead (London, 1904), Colonel J. Garnier, p. 226.

“Various figures of crosses are found everywhere on Egyptian monuments and tombs, and are considered by many authorities as symbolical either of the phallus [a representation of the male sex organ] or of coition. . . . In Egyptian tombs the crux ansata [cross with a circle or handle on top] is found side by side with the phallus.”—A Short History of Sex-Worship (London, 1940), H. Cutner, pp. 16, 17; see also The Non-Christian Cross, p. 183.

“These crosses were used as symbols of the Babylonian sun-god, [See book], and are first seen on a coin of Julius Cæsar, 100-44 B.C., and then on a coin struck by Cæsar’s heir (Augustus), 20 B.C. On the coins of Constantine the most frequent symbol is [See book]; but the same symbol is used without the surrounding circle, and with the four equal arms vertical and horizontal; and this was the symbol specially venerated as the ‘Solar Wheel’. It should be stated that Constantine was a sun-god worshipper, and would not enter the ‘Church’ till some quarter of a century after the legend of his having seen such a cross in the heavens.”—The Companion Bible, Appendix No. 162; see also The Non-Christian Cross, pp. 133-141.

Of interest is this comment in the New Catholic Encyclopedia: “The representation of Christ’s redemptive death on Golgotha does not occur in the symbolic art of the first Christian centuries. The early Christians, influenced by the Old Testament prohibition of graven images, were reluctant to depict even the instrument of the Lord’s Passion.”—(1967), Vol. IV, p. 486.

Concerning first-century Christians, History of the Christian Church says: “There was no use of the crucifix and no material representation of the cross.”—(New York, 1897), J. F. Hurst, Vol. I, p. 366.

Does it really make any difference if a person cherishes a cross, as long as he does not worship it?

How would you feel if one of your dearest friends was executed on the basis of false charges? Would you make a replica of the instrument of execution? Would you cherish it, or would you rather shun it?

In ancient Israel, unfaithful Jews wept over the death of the false god Tammuz. Jehovah spoke of what they were doing as being a ‘detestable thing.’ (Ezek. 8:13, 14) According to history, Tammuz was a Babylonian god, and the cross was used as his symbol. From its beginning in the days of Nimrod, Babylon was against Jehovah and an enemy of true worship. (Gen. 10:8-10; Jer. 50:29) So by cherishing the cross, a person is honoring a symbol of worship that is opposed to the true God.

As stated at Ezekiel 8:17, apostate Jews also ‘thrust out the shoot to Jehovah’s nose.’ He viewed this as “detestable” and ‘offensive.’ Why? This “shoot,” some commentators explain, was a representation of the male sex organ, used in phallic worship. How, then, must Jehovah view the use of the cross, which, as we have seen, was anciently used as a symbol in phallic worship?

Source (besides the ones already listed in the quotations): Cross: Reasoning