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Originally posted by pepsi78
This shows I'm right, it's just like the seal, it's where they got it.
This is from Quenca, Equador,
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Notable features of this solid gold pyramid:
the snakes are where they belong - in the sky - and at its foot are elephants,
which the artists could not possibly have seen in South America around 12,000 B.C.
The writing on the lower edge of the pyramid is unknown and has not been deciphered so far.
The same thing as the seal, it has imprints on the bottom of the pyramid, 13 steps to the capstone, same as the seal.
It the same place as this, this shows what I was talking about, the pyramids are related, identical 13 steps with the eye at the top.
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There are probaly many more example waiting to be found across the world with the same notion, showing it was a comun symbol in ancient times and that the seal without a doubt comes from there.
right, so when a symbol gets used by masons, it's previous meanings all dissolve and become masonic.
Perhaps your logic is flawed. But I am sure you will repost the same statements again, and again, and again, hoping that with repetition comes acceptance. Good luck with all that.
Originally posted by pepsi78
right, so when a symbol gets used by masons, it's previous meanings all dissolve and become masonic.
I never stated they were originaly masonic, just that they were provided by the masons and were incorporated into masonic logos, symbols. As I told you others have done the same, satanists, christians with the cross and many others. There is plenty of masonic items and emblems to provide the clue.
The seal is a masonic art, and it was imported from the ancient word by the masons.
Perhaps your logic is flawed. But I am sure you will repost the same statements again, and again, and again, hoping that with repetition comes acceptance. Good luck with all that.
I do not see how it's flawed.
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right, so when a symbol gets used by masons, it's previous meanings all dissolve and become masonic.
so when did masonry adopt that symbol?
Originally posted by pepsi78
so when did masonry adopt that symbol?
As a public symbol ? who cares, as long as they had the knowlege it proves my point.edit on 10-6-2011 by pepsi78 because: (no reason given)
wait a minute, you are not quick enough to provide the information I requested (probably because it would prove you are wrong) and you want to assume that masons had knowledge of this symbol but never publicly displayed it until decades after the great seal was made? Are you freaking kidding me? This is a debate pal. You have to do more than dance and sing to prove you know what the hell you are talking about. Talking to you has proved fruitless on all occasions. If you ever grow up and decide to discuss thing with the adults, let me know.
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The backside of the Great Seal, first authorized by Congress in 1792, was not seen by the American public until 1935 when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882–1945), a 32nd-degree Mason, put it on the back of the one-dollar bill.
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The latin phrase novus ordo seclorum was placed on the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, and has appeared on the reverse of the dollar bill since 1935 (initially at the request of Franklin Delano Roosevelt)
Like Wallace, Roosevelt was also a 32nd degree Freemason, he agreed with Wallace's proposal but decided to place it on the Dollar Bill instead of on a coin.Wallace made the claim that the words in Latin Novus Ordo Seclorum had the meaning of the New Deal of the Ages.When Roosevelt saw the reproduction of the Seal in color he was awed by the Symbol representing the All-Seeing Eye. Henry Wallace received many of his ideas when he began to follow a Guru by the name of Nicholas Roerich, Roerich was a well known Russian Painter and a Mystic.
Originally posted by pepsi78
Roosevelt was awed by the Symbol representing the All-Seeing Eye and was responsible for placing:
Novus Ordo Seclorum -New Order of the Ages-New world order.
the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, and has appeared on the reverse of the dollar bill since 1935 (initially at the request of Franklin Delano Roosevelt)
Originally posted by KSigMason
reply to post by pepsi78
I didn't deny that he put the seal on the dollar, but I was denying your assertion that he placed the Latin phrase on their.
in 1934, Secretary of Agriculture, soon-to-be Vice-President (1940-44) and 32nd degree freemason Henry Wallace submitted a proposal to the president to mint a coin depicting the seal's obverse and reverse. President Franklin D Roosevelt, also a 32nd degree freemason, liked the idea but opted to instead place it on the dollar bill. According to Henry Wallace, in a letter dated February 6, 1951, “the Latin phrase Novus Ordo Seclorum impressed me as meaning the 'New Deal' of the Ages.”
Originally posted by pepsi78
I'm sorry but older findings prove you wrong, even the maker says the pyramid is a triangle "it's why it was combined."
Although Thomson did not provide an exact translation of the motto, he explained its meaning in conjunction with the Eye of Providence in a triangle surrounded by light rays in the zenith of an unfinished pyramid: "The Eye over it & the motto Annuit Coeptis allude to the many signal interpositions of providence in favour of the American cause."
The description is clear, the pyramid is the triangle.
in a triangle surrounded by light rays in the zenith of an unfinished pyramid
Yet more evidence of similar things, it looks so fake I know.
For a clear image, exactly like the seal with inscriptions on the bottom.
and 13 stairs to the capstone.
It's no hoax
Who is Klaus Dona, the pyramid is no hoax.
He has artifacts from places such as Roswell, New Mexico; a still intact chupacabras skeleton; as well as giants (Nephilim) bones.
Originally posted by pepsi78
It was Henry Wallace who came with it, the notion was not on the seal, it was placed at that time.
Wallace proposed, In the end it was the president who placed it on the seal there, with his agreement.
This just show the whole estonic rosicrucian masonic foundation of united states.
Originally posted by pepsi78
Dude, here is the seal of the united states.
Originally posted by pepsi78
I did not present to you nephilim...
It's no hoax
Who is Klaus Dona, the pyramid is no hoax.
He has artifacts from places such as Roswell, New Mexico; a still intact chupacabras skeleton; as well as giants (Nephilim) bones.
Whatever, you got the two examples, if you wish to deny them then that is your problem.
Uh, yeah, you did. You posted it, now stand up to it:
The problem is your repeated use of sources that do not even warrant the title of 'questionable'. They sped right past that into the realm of absurd and childish.