The fear of a 'Hell' and the promise of a 'Heaven' control the behavior of a very large percentage of the Earth's peoples.
'Hell' is a fictitious place, but it is based on a very real location.
Parents would bring their children to the funerals, and told them that they had to be good, or they would end up in this awful place when they died. The children saw it with their own eyes and knew it to be true.
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HEAVEN
Heaven was the place in the sky where God resided - but God was the Sun/ aka 'Horus' - before he was made 'flesh' in allegory and the name was changed to 'Jesus'.
The people worshipped a triune, or three-way God - a God with three main aspects:
God - the yellow glowing orb in the sky - the source. Undescribable because no one can stand to look directly at it without being blinded.
The Sun of God - The light from 'God' that travels to Earth, and casts away the dark evil (devil). It's vitamin D cures many illnesses
The Holy Spirit / Ghost - the Sun's radiant heat; which can be felt, but not seen.
This became our 'Trinity'.
But people were begging for a 'more personal God', and religion aims to please.
The 'Gates of Heaven' were the lines that marked the furthest reaches of the Sun's travels to the North and South of the equator.
It's two gate pillars were The Tropic of Cancer, and the Tropic of Capricorn... otherwise known as 'Jachin' and 'Boaz', and The Pillars of Hercules.
These imaginary lines bound the Sun by day, and by night became the Northern and Southern limits of the constellations of the Zodiac.
Those stars not in the main constellations were called 'The Hosts of Heaven', or 'Angels'.
Meteorites / shooting stars were thought to be 'fallen angels' cast down from Heaven.
see also:
http://www.crichtonmiller.com/heaven.htm
by harry mobley 6/13/2010
This is a look at the basis of these beliefs.
HELL
'Hell' is a fictitious place, but it is based on a very real location.In Biblical times, it was called the 'Valley of Hinnom','The Valley of the Son of Hinnom' or 'Gehenna'.
It was the former worship site of people who built sacrificial fires beneath their own children in the outstretched arms of the Bull God, Moloch, during the Age of Taurus approximately 4500 years previously.
It was a hot, rocky valley with 'biting winds' on the Southwest edge of Jerusalem and was used as the town dump / crematory / leper colony / cesspool.
Fires burned constantly, the stench from waste was horrible, and ash and embers fell from the sky.
There was weeping and wailing from mourners beside the funeral pyres, and moans from the lepers who had been cast out of the city, and subsisted on the scraps of food brought by people taking out their trash.
There was weeping and wailing from mourners beside the funeral pyres, and moans from the lepers who had been cast out of the city, and subsisted on the scraps of food brought by people taking out their trash.
Upper Jerusalem had a sewage drainage system which terminated into the Valley of Hinnom, making the smell even worse
Parents would bring their children to the funerals, and told them that they had to be good, or they would end up in this awful place when they died. The children saw it with their own eyes and knew it to be true.This photo shows what 'Hell' looks like in modern times.
What would it have been like to be looking over Jesusalem's South wall
at night? What they saw and heard is recorded in the Bible.
What would it have been like to be looking over Jesusalem's South wall
at night? What they saw and heard is recorded in the Bible.
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HEAVEN
Heaven was the place in the sky where God resided - but God was the Sun/ aka 'Horus' - before he was made 'flesh' in allegory and the name was changed to 'Jesus'. The people worshipped a triune, or three-way God - a God with three main aspects:
God - the yellow glowing orb in the sky - the source. Undescribable because no one can stand to look directly at it without being blinded.
The Sun of God - The light from 'God' that travels to Earth, and casts away the dark evil (devil). It's vitamin D cures many illnesses
The Holy Spirit / Ghost - the Sun's radiant heat; which can be felt, but not seen.
This became our 'Trinity'.
But people were begging for a 'more personal God', and religion aims to please.
The 'Gates of Heaven' were the lines that marked the furthest reaches of the Sun's travels to the North and South of the equator.
It's two gate pillars were The Tropic of Cancer, and the Tropic of Capricorn... otherwise known as 'Jachin' and 'Boaz', and The Pillars of Hercules.
These imaginary lines bound the Sun by day, and by night became the Northern and Southern limits of the constellations of the Zodiac. The people divided this band of the night sky into twelve segments, or 'houses', and designated them according to the natural annual cycles that they observed:
Scorpio - when the hot stinging winds came out of the desert.
Leo - when the lions, because of the heat, spent all their time near the watering holes - which made it very dangerous to go there.
Libra - the balance - when the days and nights were equal in length.
Aquarius - when the spring floods came.
Cancer - when the water backed off of the land ... moving as a crab.
Taurus - when it was time to use the ox and plow the fields.
Aries - when the lambs came forth from the ewe.
Virgo - the maiden with a bundle of wheat - harvest time.
...and so on..
Scorpio - when the hot stinging winds came out of the desert.
Leo - when the lions, because of the heat, spent all their time near the watering holes - which made it very dangerous to go there.
Libra - the balance - when the days and nights were equal in length.
Aquarius - when the spring floods came.
Cancer - when the water backed off of the land ... moving as a crab.
Taurus - when it was time to use the ox and plow the fields.
Aries - when the lambs came forth from the ewe.
Virgo - the maiden with a bundle of wheat - harvest time.
...and so on..
These constellations were also the basis of the stories of The Twelve Apostles during the Age of Pisces (Jesus / New Testament), and The Twelve Tribes during the Age of Aries (Moses / Old Testament).
Those stars not in the main constellations were called 'The Hosts of Heaven', or 'Angels'.
Meteorites / shooting stars were thought to be 'fallen angels' cast down from Heaven.
see also:
http://www.crichtonmiller.com/heaven.htm
by harry mobley 6/13/2010
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I am a christian & already knew all this, but thank you for bringing it to the attention of others ! Most people believe they are christians but know absolutely nothing except a cpl of hours in chuirch listening to a fe wlines randomly selected from the bible to suit the clergy who's giving the sermon !!
ReplyDeleteThe fires of Gehenna were a good thing & we would have done as well to follow that practice in the UK instead of just tipping excrement & urine out of the windows into the street ! By instilling fear about the *Unclean Hell Fires* served them well before a time when reading & writing wasa common as word of mouth or, Folk & Fairytales, Myth & Fables Instilled in people common dangers & common sense.....& was handed down from generation to generation.
Having *ALL* types of waste in one area saved many peoples lives & kept vermin & rats out of harms way thus.....preventing or limmiting the Plague !!!
Angel xXx
so wheres my comment gone ??????
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, Angel. sometimes it takes hours before they show up
ReplyDeleteJesus said the Kingdom of God is within, who is saying heaven is up there or down there, Are they the same people that are saying God is the sun. Its madness, who made the sun thats who I want to worship, the creator not the created things. Bible warns people who worship such objects and say up is down and down is up. Bible says God is light, He spoke creation into existence. Science has proved that the smallest partical is called a quark and it is a vibration. The thins seen are make of the thing unseen. This is molecular structure and He is good at it.
ReplyDeletethanks for your post.
There are more things in heaven and earth, Harry, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
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