God save us from religion
201
The real Bible code Another fact that is vital to understand if we are to see the forest for the trees is that these Levite texts were written symbolically in codes and parables. When we take them all literally we lose the plot. Before the prison religions, the ancients were worshippers of the Sun and all three syllables in Sol-om-on are different names for the Sun. King Solomon's Temple was not a real location, it is symbolic. The Freemasonic historian, Manly P. Hall, wrote that King Solomon's 1,000 "wives" and concubines were symbolic of the Sun, moons, asteroids, and other "receptive bodies", within his "house" or "temple" - the solar system.12 The stories attributed to Solomon and David can be found long before in India. And if there was no David or Solomon, then how can they have provided the bloodline of "Jesus"? Answer: they didn't. That genealogy was invented to serve a purpose, as were the Old Testament genealogies back to "Abraham" in Sumer. They were part of the manufactured history, some truth mixed with endless lies and deceit, which was created to hide what really happened. Edouard Dujardin, in his book, Ancient History Of The God Jesus (Watts and Co, 1938) documents how Judaism or the "Jahvehists" took the gods of other nations and turned them into mythical Hebrew leaders, heroes, and prophets: "Where Judaism fully succeeded, the ancient Baals of Palestine were transformed into heroic servants of Jahveh; where it gained only a partial victory, they became secondary gods ...Many of the old Baals of Palestine were assimilated by Judaism, which converted them into heroes in the cause of Jahveh, and in fact many scholars 13 agree that the patriarchs of the Bible are the ancient gods of Palestine."
The Hebrew gods, er, sorry...God The idea that the Hebrew religion was based on "one God" is outrageous nonsense. They worshipped many gods and in the Old Testament texts they refer again and again to god in the plural, as with Elohim. The Jewish singular "god", El, comes from the name Elohim, which is plural. The Elohim were the Anunnaki, and the serpent goddess, El, in the Edda relates to all this. But in the English translations the plural gods are turned into the singular God. The first line of Genesis "In the Beginning God created the heaven and the Earth" actually reads in the Hebrew: "In the beginning the gods created the heavens and the Earth." The word Elohim, plural, is used 30 times in Genesis and 2,570 times in all.14 These include the terms: "And the elohim said let us make men in our image"; the elohim said "come let us go down" in the story of the Tower of Babel; and "Behold, the man has become like one of us, to know good and evil" in the Garden of Eden. Also in Genesis we have: "And elohim said, 'Let us make Adam'".15 Terms like Yahveh-elohim or Yahveh of the gods, is translated as Lord and Lord God to hide the truth. It was impossible to eliminate "the gods" when these texts were first written because the whole of the world was worshipping a vast range of gods, representing the Anunnaki and others under different names, and the Sun, Moon, planets, stars, and natural forces. The