The so-called Star of David is pagan in origin! Even moreso than some people realize.

Shalom, brothers and sisters in Yehoshuah ha'Mashiach (Jesus the Christ). I don't know how many of you are aware or have noticed that the so-called Star of David is not found anywhere in the Hebrew Scriptures, at least as an endorsement of it as the symbol of the Hebrews and Israelites. Neither is the name of the false religion "Judaism." These are both man-made inventions, as is modern-day "Christianity" which has more in common with pagan practices than with Scriptural ones. The only reference we can find to this symbol is in Amos 5:26 and it's not flattering in the least bit:

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

The Star of David is actually the Star of Remphan. It is referenced in 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.

Notice how it's almost identical to the verse in Amos. It is considered to be a reference to the god Saturn. In Hebrew the word in Amos is Chiun or Kewan which refers to the Babylonian Kayawanu which is Saturn.

Now I know this is a topic that has been touched on before, but the main reason I posted this was because of the interesting nature of the symbol itself: The Six-Pointed Star. For one, we well know that the 6 is often symbolic of the Devil or the Beast of Scriptures.

But something else that really jumped out and caught my attention was the fact that if you look at the Star of David/Remphan, it's nothing more than a bunch of triangles or PYRAMIDS.

You have six small pyramids surrounding what? A pentagon or a star pentagram which is a pagan symbol in and of itself. Also, the six points of the star can also be seen as six big pyramids. And of course who are the biggest proponents of the use of the pyramid symbolism? The Satan-worshiping Illuminati.

The "Star of David" wasn't used as a representation of the Jewish religious community until the 17th century and the entire community both secular and religious until the 18th century.

Well, I don't think there's any "original" religion.
All beliefs are built upon their predecessors, we see that in the Christian dogma itself.


I can't recall it right now but there's quite a few studies about the more early uses of symbols like the SoD.

one of the star of david interpretations is a sexual one...

the triangle with the point downwards represents the female,
the points being the two breasts and one ''V''.

the triangle with the point upwards represents the male,
one "P'' and two "T's"

i will let your imagination take it from there.

reply to post by tinhattribunal


This is true, but that would signify there only being 2 triangles or pyramids. There aren't.

reply to post by LazarusTsiyr

You have six small pyramids surrounding what? A pentagon or a star pentagram which is a pagan symbol in and of itself.

A six sided shape isn't a "penta"gram...

That would be a "hexa"gon... even a polygon...

I think you're reaching a bit on this theory...

reply to post by LazarusTsiyr

-uhh, thinking of responce-
-uhh, don't want to look stupid-

maybe if the star of david was deconstructed from the hexagon with six pyramids attached to reveal two opposed triangles representing male and female, a clue to the origins of Adam and his descendants can be found.

www.abovetopsecret.com...
did you see this thread started today by Kantzveldt.
it also involves star of david.

reply to post by LazarusTsiyr

The star of David is a replication of the Merkaba vehicle in 2D. It is actually 3D, one triangulated form female, the other Male, upside down in the center is your individualized spirit. Left to right , right to left spins. You are the middle triangular. It is a transportational device; used in meditation to transend body. It is not 6 sided it is 12 and based in crystaline structure.

reply to post by drakus

ell, I don't think there's any "original" religion. All beliefs are built upon their predecessors, we see that in the Christian dogma itself. I can't recall it right now but there's quite a few studies about the more early uses of symbols like the SoD.

Really? There are no enduring firsts? At all? None? Have you done your homework? Are you emotional?

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by LazarusTsiyr

 

You have six small pyramids surrounding what? A pentagon or a star pentagram which is a pagan symbol in and of itself.

A six sided shape isn't a "penta"gram...

That would be a "hexa"gon... even a polygon...

I think you're reaching a bit on this theory...

No, look at the star itself. Take the 6 triangles OFF of it. What's left? A pentagram. I never said it was six-sided. You misread what I was saying. Perhaps I worded it a little wrong.

Maybe I am reaching, but it definitely jumped out at me.

This isn't new news.

Originally posted by LazarusTsiyr

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by LazarusTsiyr

 

You have six small pyramids surrounding what? A pentagon or a star pentagram which is a pagan symbol in and of itself.

A six sided shape isn't a "penta"gram...

That would be a "hexa"gon... even a polygon...

I think you're reaching a bit on this theory...

No, look at the star itself. Take the 6 triangles OFF of it. What's left? A pentagram. I never said it was six-sided. You misread what I was saying. Perhaps I worded it a little wrong.

Maybe I am reaching, but it definitely jumped out at me.

I see what you're trying to say...

But if you take away the 6 triangles... you still have 6 sides... which is a Hexagon...

A pentagram is 5 sided... Penta means 5

Like the Pentagon in Washington... 5 sides

reply to post by NOTurTypical


I'm sure it's not. But for some people it is. And how many have noticed the pentagram at the center of the Star? I've never heard that prior to my realization of it the other day.

reply to post by Akragon


Aw crap you're right lol. I miscounted initially. Not sure what I was thinking

Thanks for the correction.

Originally posted by LazarusTsiyr
reply to post by NOTurTypical

 

I'm sure it's not. But for some people it is. And how many have noticed the pentagram at the center of the Star? I've never heard that prior to my realization of it the other day.

Do some more digging. You'll find that many ancient Hindu, Bhuddist, and Muslim shrines also carry that se "Star of David" engraving on them.

Yes, it is the symbol of the beast. It is a curse mark.

A side note... Jeh is still not shua, the Egyptian sky god.

In addition, Talmudic Judaism, pagan Christianity, and Islam are united in their use of the hex mark and YHWH/Yahweh.

reply to post by truejew


And still you are nitpicking English words. It does not matter how you spell it in English because no English spelling, or any other spelling outside of Hebrew, will be accurate.

And Jeh is not the name of the Most High, nor does the name of His Son, the Voice and Active Power of the Most High, in Hebrew have anything to do with an Egyptian sky god (which is called "Shu" not "Shua."). That would be like arguing we shouldn't say "amen" because it sounds like the name of an Egyptian god.

If you want to debate His true name, then start a thread for it and we will. Don't try to take this one off topic.

Originally posted by LazarusTsiyr
reply to post by truejew

 

And still you are nitpicking English words. It does not matter how you spell it in English because no English spelling, or any other spelling outside of Hebrew, will be accurate.

And Jeh is not the name of the Most High, nor does the name of His Son, the Voice and Active Power of the Most High, in Hebrew have anything to do with an Egyptian sky god (which is called "Shu" not "Shua."). That would be like arguing we shouldn't say "amen" because it sounds like the name of an Egyptian god.

If you want to debate His true name, then start a thread for it and we will. Don't try to take this one off topic.

edit on 22-3-2013 by LazarusTsiyr because: (no reason given)

What I said is a correction of the error in your first post, not the start of a debate, since no true Christian would deny that the name of Christ is Jesus, I AM delivers.

All Talmudic Jews, pagan Christians, and Muslims are being brought together by the hex mark and the name YHWH/Yahweh and hate for the name of Yeshas Messieh/Jesus Christ.

It is time for Lazarus to rise up from the spiritual death of hate for the only name by which we must be saved, Jesus Christ. Otherwise you will receive the same mark you post against.

reply to post by truejew


Wrong. Jesus is an English translation (and a false translation at that, based around the Greek corruption Iyeosus). The closest English translation would be Joshua. And that's still wrong.

And "Yeshas"? That's not even a word. That's not related to the Hebrew at all.

And where have I ever endorsed the name "YHWH"? You're seriously barking up the wrong tree and doing nothing but talking absolute nonsense. Run along if you can't stay on topic, seriously.

Originally posted by LazarusTsiyr
reply to post by truejew

 

Jesus is an English translation

Incorrect, Jesus is the English spelling of the Hebrew name Yeshas, both pronounced the way it is in English. Yeshas comes from Yeh/EhYeh often translated as I AM and the Hebrew word "oshea" meaning to deliver.

The names Moses (delivered by water) and Hoshea (delivered) also use "oshea" so your claim that Je-shas is not Hebrew is false.

The name "Joshua" is incorrect and should be Yeshas.

Again, if your dislike for the name of Jesus continues, you will receive the hex mark that you speak of.