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Biblical Babylon is a
spiritual term
Old Testament prophecies have been
grossly distorted by those who needed to change the facts. As the Capital of the
Islamic world, from which most modern religions have developed, including Christainity,
and Judaism, the leaders of those systems needed to distance
themselves from the origin of their faiths.
All religions have been worked
over to make sure that roots that developed in a common belief system were not
visible. Yet all
have the same principles that include beliefs in a heaven or paradise, hell, d
evil, angels, saints, feasts, festivals,
and passovers or fasts. They all use costumes, colors and rituals that
can be traced back
to their origins and they all have a prophet who gave them the words they
live by. They all use prayers to speak to a very distant, seemingly
deaf god, and they cover their heads and bow incessantly when doing so. They
all engage in rituals and have buildings in which they gather.
Next time you get the opportunity
observe the Jew at prayer in front of the temple wall and the Moslin at prayer
in the Mosque. Notice the similaries, especially the way they bow forward and
prostrate themselves. Hindus at prayer do much the same and observing
children in their religious
classes and Christian chilren at prayer show they all have similarities.
Bowing, genuflecting,
body language and recitations of written words are part of their worship.
Compare too the Catholic nun with the Moslim veiled women and
notice the similarities.
Historical comparisons of social and linguistic codes make it
a positive that when you have similar behaviour among isolated groups then the
precedent was a parent code that whose daughters survive. Religions developed
from a single parent and the code that formed them could never be changed.
When the Spirit told me it would take me to Babylon it did not
disappoint. It was to that parent that the Spirit took me to understand the
modern relgions and their origins.
I went there to take from it the beginning of language and
religion
and to learn the meaning of the terms that religion depends on. One of the
first was 'Baby-l-on'. 'Baby' is one term most people would easily recognise.
[l] is the same as [el] and refers to 'god'. 'On' is 'circle of victory' and it
passed on as 'strength' or 'strong'. Together the terms mean 'baby in god's
circle of victory' or 'baby of God's strength'.
All religious worshippers were considered to be new to the 'spirit'
or to the knowledge of their 'god'. As the Jews stole the term 'Israel' for their
country so the Arabs took the term 'Babylon' for their city where viewing the
sun in the circle of strength was practiced.
Ziggurauts of seven steps had at their apex a circle held aloft
on a pole. At certain times the sun passed behind the circle and made the cross
image that passed into every socity.
It is the same image that was shown to me in a vision of the sun
passing behind a holed stone. It was the 'hole-eye' and gave rise to the term
'holy'. To pass through the hole was to enter paradise.
It is a well documented fact that children were passed through
holes in stones in Europe until a few centuries ago in a form of baptism. The
sick were also passed through and people used the holes as an entrance to their
god's 'haven' = 'heaven'.
That these havens or holy sites were always at the peak of a hill
gave rise to the notion of heaven being in the sky and the 'hill' was turned
into 'hell' by later religious leaders who wanted to hide the old religion from
which their own faith was spawned and make it 'evil'.
But there was more going on at the summit than what you suspect.
To begin with it was here that men died on crosses to pass through the hole in
Tthe spiritual sense and marry the Mother god.
here are enough surviving accounts of this practise, in Europe,
Asia and the Americas to overcome any opposition to this account. The food of
the god-man was detailed in symbolism and [d] passed down as being related to
him.
In ancient beliefs his spirit passed on into that of his consumers
as he passed from life to the after-life. In some documented observations the
god-man's body was consumed while he was still alive and bits of flesh were
carved from it and eaten in his sight. His blood was collected and drunk as
well.
When Catholic fathers distanced themselves from this practice,
it no longer being acceptable among the Roman hierarchy, the god-man was declared
an evil practice and 'd-evil' or 'food of the god-man' became 'devil'.
Because he died on the hill
where his spirit supposedly continued to reside and it was here that the sun
touched the earth his residence was the 'hill'. In ancient text 'hill' is symbolised
by the letter [h] which indicated the 'seat'. As he had now become a god in
the spirit the seat of god became 'h-el', and then 'hell'. The presence of the
sun provided the eternal flame.
It became common practise for men to be crucified as 'devils'
and then to be burned at the stake for opposing Catholicism.
Among the terms for 'sun'
was 's-an', 'son' and 'sin'. The vowel was flexible for it was originally
's-n' or 'light of victory'. When the circle became involved the [o] wad
added to make 'son'
and as the sun is the 'eye' [i] was added for 's-i-n'.
Sin then related to the god-man on the cross and as the 'devil'
he was responsible for the later concept of sin being anything that opposed the
teaching of the Catholic Church. Because of the need to keep the congregation
the old notion of priests (god-men in waiting) forgiving sins was adopted.
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