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Originally posted by Nakash
Masons worship the Dragon God. Who is Osiris other than the Dragon God of Egypt?
Who is Apollo-python other than the Dragon God of Greece?
It's the same deity, the same concept over and over again, slightly repackaged for each region, but the same being- Satan.
The Serpent’s Many Roles
The role of the serpent was prominent in Egyptian culture. The serpent symbolized the beginning and end of time, and symbolized fertility. In ancient Egypt, as in many cultures, the ouroborus, a snake swallowing its tail, was a symbol of rejuvenation and eternity, an endless cycle of beginnings and endings.23 The serpent represented both good and bad: life energy, resurrection, wisdom, power, cunning, death, darkness, evil, and corruption.24
Perhaps the most potent symbol in Egypt was the uraeus, worn by the Pharaoh as a golden emblem on the forehead as a sort of crown; it was the symbol of supreme rulers, and a symbol of Pharaoh’s power.25 Depicted on the uraeus was a cobra, a fiery snake that spit fire at Pharaoh’s enemies.26 Serpents at the side of the uraeus represent the goddesses who drove out the enemies of Ra, the sun god.27 The uraeus was also thought to possess magical powers since Egyptians believed it to be the magical eye of the god Horus.28 Also shown wearing the uraeus was the powerful goddess Isis, consort of the god Osiris.29
Most demons in Egyptian lore were "fanciful creations," but the greatest demon was the serpent Apophis, enemy of Osiris, Isis, and Horus, whose attacks on the sun god Ra were repelled by serpent spells and weapons cast by the four sons of Horus.30 Water snakes were associated with chaos: the four members of the primeval gods were sometimes shown as serpents.31 Serpents play a role in The Egyptian Book of the Dead: as the Sun journeys through the sky, it becomes a serpent in order to battle other serpents along the way.32
From early life to after death, the gods pervaded Egyptian life. Egyptians feared and revered snakes, seeing some as protectors and others as enemies;33 therefore, some gods were given serpent attributes to show their power and to give protection against enemies. The serpent’s shedding of its skin caused it to be associated with gods of time, such as Nehebkaw.34 Nehebkaw, also known as Nehebu-Kau, was a minor snake god from about 1500 B.C., the son of Geb, god of the earth. He ate seven cobras, and so offers protection against snakebites. Nehebu-Kau is also one of the guardians of the Egyptian kings in the afterlife.35
Perhaps the most important and feared god was the sun god Ra (or Re),36 who was portrayed as a man with the head of a hawk or falcon, crowned with a solar disk surrounded by the sacred asp, the serpentine form of cobra goddess Wadjet.37 Ra, the creator god and sun god, was worshiped circa 3000 B.C. until 400 A.D., but in an earlier form was known as Amun, a god revered at Thebes as a snake deity, representing immortality and "endless renewal."38 Ra was sometimes depicted as an underworld god, "Ra in Osiris," riding his boat in human form with a ram’s head, and accompanied by snake goddess Wadjet.39 Wadjet, also known as Edjo or Ejo, was the goddess of Lower Egypt, and was usually depicted as an asp, a name for the Egyptian cobra (Naja haje).40 Wadjet created the papyrus swamps of the delta and was the wet nurse of the god Horus. Her serpent symbol coiling around Ra’s sun disc symbolized Ra’s power of destruction and ability to deliver quick vengeance against enemies.41 Wadjet was often depicted as a snake that spewed out flaming poison.42
Several gods of the underworld were associated with snakes. Kebechet, a chthonic snake goddess, was involved in the cult of the dead and depicted as a serpent.43 Neheb-Ka, a goddess usually represented with the head of a serpent, was identified with by the dead person.44 Renenutet, who guarded the pharaoh in the form of a cobra, was connected to both life and death. She was a snake goddess with fertility aspects, depicted as a human or in the form of a hooded cobra, causing her to resemble Wadjet. Her gaze had the power to conquer enemies. Her connection to death was that she was considered a magical power in the linen bandages swathing pharaoh in death.45
Some gods were not given attributes of serpents, but were portrayed with serpents to show their power, or presented as having the powers to repel snakes and other threatening creatures. Uatchit, a form of the goddess of love, Hathor, and identified with the northern sky at sunrise, was sometimes shown with a serpent around her scepter.46 A more important god, Horus, the sky god worshiped throughout Egypt from about 3000 B.C. until 400 A.D, was the son of Osiris and Isis. He was revered in two forms, as Horus the Child (Harpokrates) and Horus the elder. As a child, commonly depicted suckling on Isis’ knee, he appeared on amulets giving protection against crocodiles, snakes, scorpions, lions and other dangerous animals.47 Some steles and plaques show Horus standing on or next to serpents he has overcome.48
Originally posted by Nakash
Masons worship the Dragon God.
Originally posted by Nakash
How did I figure it out? That's easy:
1)Pagans worshipped the serpent God (the name might have changed from Apollo to Baal, to some other solar deity but it's the same single being slightly repackaged).
2) Freemasonry has "distilled" the essence of all these beliefs for it's members, it is a continuation of the mystery cults.
3) New Masons are then told that this "Grand architect" is the same God of the Bible (Which unsurprisingly leads to confusion since YHVH is not Baal's father, and Judaism wasn't stolen from the Canaanites, or Christ is Mithras, or any other conspiracy theory a 2 year old may concot for difamation)
4)When Masons are then accused of believing in a fraud they attack Christians saying that we came up with the idea that they worship pagan idols.
....and it's that easy.
[edit on 2-5-2006 by Nakash]
Originally posted by Nakash
3) New Masons are then told that this "Grand architect" is the same God of the Bible (Which unsurprisingly leads to confusion since YHVH is not Baal's father, and Judaism wasn't stolen from the Canaanites, or Christ is Mithras, or any other conspiracy theory a 2 year old may concot for difamation)
Originally posted by Nakash
-Apollo and Python were the same deity before Rome civilized itself slightly with a Republic.
The rabbis identified Apollo (Abbadon) as Satan.
- Osiris was often portrayed as a Dragon, his son Horus as well :
I also disagree with you assesment that Satan and Set are the same, Set was for Aeons the main God of Egypt ,after the conquest of the region by the Greeks did Set start being identified with foreign meddling.
Originally posted by Nakash
OK, I know Apollo was originally a Greek deity before being called Mercurius by the Romans (yet it's the same deity).
The rabbis called Apollo "Abbadon" just like they called Hadad "Beelzebub". Jesus Christ did the same thing, so I have to say that there's something here out of place.
Osiris and Horus were in earlier times identified as the Dragon/Serpent themselves (why Pharaohs used the sepent staff and adorned their coffins with serpents- protection and power from their gods) of course the legend changed from it's purer forms as civilization picked up pace.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Apollo and Python were the same deity before Rome civilized itself slightly with a Republic.
masonic light
in India, Shiva is depicted with a cobra around his neck
Osiris and Horus were in earlier times identified as the Dragon/Serpent themselves
Originally posted by vestri
I was told TerraX was a moderator, but if his not, then I take that back then. I do however still believe that TerraX is still a mason though.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Why? All Terrax did was ask a couple of questions.
Originally posted by vestriAre you a Mason too 'Masonic Light' because you've completely avoided talking about the issue thats at Gaiaguysnet.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
There have been Masons and O.T.O. members who have been convicted of crimes. These have also been expelled from Masonry and O.T.O. But the fact that no legitimate O.T.O. members have been convicted of the crimes that gaiaguys accuse them of tells me that the problem seems to lie with the logic of the webmasters of gaiaguys rather than the Australian judicial system.
Yes, Sherlock, I'm a Mason. And you obviously haven't read this thread, because I've voiced my opinion of gaiaguys website very clearly here.
Originally posted by Masonic Light:
OTO/freemason members hold many position of power with the OZ Governmental/Police/Judiciary system, and if any of them were guilty of committing some of the supposed/claimed crimes (mentioned at gaiaguysnet), then do you think that any of these guilty OTO/freemason members would abuse their powerful (Governmental/Police/Judiciary) job positions that they hold, to avoid getting caught for their crime, given the severity of the crimes which
are in question here??? (listed at gaiaguysnet)
Originally posted by vestri
Of course any guilty OTO/freemason members would abuse their powerful (Governmental/Police/Judiciary) job positions that they hold to avoid getting caught for their crime, and if you believe that they won't, then your a dumb fool, and if your not, then your only saying that because your a freemason.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Originally posted by vogelfire
Vestri,
Who told you that TerraX was an ATS moderator? My guess is that it was gaiguys himself (Dyson Devine) who has recently been recruiting internet pawns to attack TerraX on various forums, an indication to me that Dyson is highly jealous and threatened by TerraX's intelligence and expertise.
Why are they attacking TerraX? I sort of had a sneaking suspicion that Vestri was one of those gaiaguys, the way he's been prancing around here plugging them.
Maybe this time we've discovered a real conspiracy, this time against TerraX by gaiaguys.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Vestri,
Three different times, you've just called everyone on this site who disagrees with your rather questionable position "fools". That's not only immature and childish, but is in violation of membership rules (you may actually want to read them sometime). If you can't debate like an adult, perhaps you would feel more comfortable on the Toys R Us forum.
Originally posted by Cug
Originally posted by vestri
Masonic Light, why don't you talk about some of the evidential material proof posted at Gaiaguysnet which totally support all these supposed OTO/freemason members crimes??
So pick something that you feel is substantial evidence, post why you feel it is so, and we will talk about it.
NOTE: this is something I have been asking for some time.