Behold a Pale Horse-Part Three: The 144,000 of the Twelve Tribes of Israel and the Antichrist

Originally posted by spacecowgirl
reply to post by KOGDOG

 

The theory is interesting but I doubt a woman would eat her own child. That doesn't make sense?

"It" might not have been her "own child". The child may have been the first offspring of Lilith and Adam.

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Offering human sacrifices was a very ancient custom, and has been practiced at different times and among many nations, since the most ancient of times. Among the list of nations were the Ethiopians, the Babylonians, the Assyrians, the Phoenicians, the Canaanites, the Scythians, the Egyptians, the Chinese, the Persians, the Indians, the Gauls, the Carthaginians, the Britons, the Arabians, the Romans, and many more, including the Africans and peoples of the Americas. These sacrifices were offered in many different ways. Most were slaughtered under the knife; some were burned; some were drowned; some were buried alive, some were pushed down the stairs of a massive pyramid temple. In many ancient cultures parents would sacrifice their own children. The northern kingdom of Israel followed the practices of the surrounding nations throughout all of their years, but whether or not human sacrifice was customary among them or any of the early Israelites there is no proof. Yahweh condemned such practices. The sacrifice of the firstborn was indeed customary with the people of Canaan. In times of of trouble they offered their best and dearest to the gods, 'the fruit of their body for the sin of their soul' (Mic 6:7). The Old Testament reveals that Ahaz 'made his son to pass through the fire,' this is the incident in Scripture that made the valley of Tophet an abomination as recorded in Jer 7:31-32: "And they have built the high places of Tophet, which is in the Valley of the Son of Hinnom, to burn their sons and their daughters in the fire, which I did not command, nor did it come into My heart. Therefore behold, the days are coming," says the LORD, "when it will no more be called Tophet, or the Valley of the Son of Hinnom, but the Valley of Slaughter; for they will bury in Tophet until there is no room." Although it is true that Abraham was asked by the Lord to offer his only son on an altar, the Bible indicates that it was a "test" of his faith. Robertson makes a good side note in his book (The Early Religion of Israel, p. 254): "To Abraham, not unfamiliar with various ways in which among his heathen ancestors the deity was propitiated, the testing question comes, 'Art thou prepared to obey thy God as fully as the people about thee obey their gods?' and in the putting forth of his faith in the act of obedience, he learns that the nature of his God is different. Instead, therefore, of saying that the narrative gives proof of the existence of human sacrifice as an early custom in Israel, it is more reasonable to regard it as giving an explanation why it was that, from early time, this had been a prime distinction of Israel that human sacrifice was not practiced as among the heathen." Phoenician mythology records that when war and pestilence afflicted the land, a man named Krones offered up his son Yeoud as a sacrifice. note: An interesting inscription discovered near ancient Babylon contained an offer of Nebuchadnezzer allowing his son to be burned to death to assure his nation's protection.

So... what is the point of all this thourougly nasty OT/NT history of the human species.....??? I'm saying something is up that we need to study without a preexisting bias/skepticism. Read the OT/NT from the perspective of Bible as "history"... a dark hidden history of our species that might just be the key to our survival.

Like I keep saying... kinda' annoying but I think it works....
The Alien/Demons are right behind you/us................................ BOO!
Wake Up!

reply to post by heliosprime


1/5th of mankind?

That pretty well covers the Christians.

reply to post by KOGDOG



Keep it simple

Here is a video about another perspective on the 144 000.




not sure why the embedded won't work for me, but here is the link if it dosen't work this time.....

www.youtube.com...

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Originally posted by spacecowgirl
reply to post by KOGDOG

 

Keep it simple

Why? Wait..... you don't think that when someone posts a reply on the net/usenet that the reply is necessarily directed to the one listed as the person to whom the post was written.....??? Do you?

reply to post by mellisamouse


Wow that is awesome! Is it something that you made yourself? It is the simple but beautiful I was talking about to kogdog

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Thanks for watching! Yeah, after years of pondering and studying all the religions, I choses spirituality over religion,(NOT NEW AGE BS or NABS either) and that was the conclusion that popped into my head after asking the universal creator sincerely.

Originally posted by spacecowgirl
reply to post by KOGDOG

 

The theory is interesting but I doubt a woman would eat her own child. That doesn't make sense?

Dur........
2Ki 6:28 And the king said to her, What ails you? And she said, This woman said to me, Give your son so that we may eat him today, and we will eat my son tomorrow.

2Ki 6:29 And we boiled my son and ate him. And I said to her on the other day, Give your son so that we may eat him. And she has hidden her son.

ive really enjoyed reading your post and replys 12.21.12, you should post more.
any more insights? im sure you must have connected some more dots.

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Thanks Vladimir. I am glad you have enjoyed my posts. My response to you was so loaded with information I decided to make a new thread.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

news.yahoo.com...

"Without further ado, Pilate prepared a table and he ate with Jesus on the fifth day of the week. And Jesus blessed Pilate and his whole house," reads part of the text in translation. Pilate later tells Jesus, "well then, behold, the night has come, rise and withdraw, and when the morning comes and they accuse me because of you, I shall give them the only son I have so that they can kill him in your place."

Pilate and his wife both have visions that night that show an eagle (representing Jesus) being killed.

In the Coptic and Ethiopian churches, Pilate is regarded as a saint, which explains the sympathetic portrayal in the text.


www.opencheops.org...

Jesus was crucified more than once, and one of these was in Egypt . For this to be true, he must have survived the first event. How is this possible?

As the story is told, Joseph and Mary, parents of the babe Jesus, took him almost immediately into Egypt to escape the wrath of King Herod, who certainly wanted him killed. So the bible places Jesus in Egypt as an infant. He is not seen again until an appearance in Israel as a child, where he astounds the rabbis with his erudition. We do not see him again until he is 30 (or so it is written.) The lost years were spent in training at the Mystery School at Giza . The great mystery is called death, and at Giza it was possible to acquire the knowledge to defeat its awesome power.


ALL THE CHARACTERS THAT WAS AROUND AT THE TIME OF JESUS DEATH, WAS ALSO PRESENT DURING THE LIFE OF THE ONE CALLED CESAREAN....