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One of ancient Israel's greatest heroes, Joseph, rose to power in Egypt. Pharoah honored him with a Gentile bride. daughter of the high priest of On, the city traditionally called Heliopolis. Her name was Asenath, and she married Joseph. In time, she became the mother of Ephraim and Masseh. As an Egyptian priest's daughter with a name dedicated to an idol, Asenath represents one of the Bible's greatest symbols. Her name is a biblical archetype, the spirit and meaning of which remains alive and well to this day. Historically, it appears in a variety of different guises, but the image she represents is universal, and is venerated in statuary, paintings and literature. Rescued from devotion to an occult priesthood by her union with Joseph, she symbolizes a secret doctrine, and it's ultimate defeat in judgment in the end times at the return of Christ. As one tracks the historical appearances of the goddess for whom she is named, we discover that she plays an important role in prophecy, and in the direction taken, through the march of time, by the leaders of the world order. In Babylon, Assyria, Persia, Greece and Rome, we find her prominent influence. In the Bible, she is the Old Testament "queen of heaven," and in the New Testament, she is "Diana of the Ephesians."
Sometimes, it is easy to forget that this world is marred by the intrusion of evil supernatural powers from on high. We grow to accept the bizarre and the fraudulent as "normal." The world system is based upon an ancient form of worship that involves the goddess of wisdom, fertility and protection. It is vital that we understand the ways in which this mystery has insinuated itself into every corridor and secret chamber of our culture. Those men of the elite who are currently designing the overthrow and destruction of the United States of America and all other nation states in order to construct an evil global government from the last days constructed platform from which to project power are well aware of the symbolic history of the goddess. These Luciferic elite have sought her favor since the days of Neith, in the early years of Egypt's dynastic power. Neith was one of the war goddesses. She carried two crossed arrows and a shield. In the Egyptian language, her name means "weaver." Mythologies told of her participation in the creation of the world as she used her loom to weave it into existence. This goddess of weaving was also worshipped as the protector of marriage and the goddess of mummification. However, these details are not really important. What is important, in fact, is her relation to Joseph, whom scripture reveals as both the "revealer of secrets" and "savior of the age." As bridegroom to a Gentile woman dedicated to the protectorate of the goddess, he typifies the role of Christ, whose mission is to take a bride unto himself by calling out a people to his name. Joseph redeemed his brothers, not the whole of Egypt. Biblical history tells us that Egypt later fell under the power of the evil Pharaoh in Moses' day. However, through marriage, he did redeem Asenath. In a sense, each individual person who receives Christ and becomes part of the redeemed body of Christ is redeemed from the pagan world system, which will see it's ultimate destruction in Revelation 18. The redeemed of Christ will be brought into Kingdom of Heaven through vital union with the bridegroom, Jesus Christ.
THE MESSAGE OF THE RESURRECTION: MAKING HEAVEN AND AVOIDING HELL AFTER DEATH
youtube.com/watch?v=1uRRSN8qObg&t=625s
But before that, each and every person ever born or will be born is, by default, dedicated to the world system and it's mystery religion. At present, the goddess stands benignly dormant. As Lady Liberty, she is universally viewed as the image of democracy ... even of salvation. In the poem by Emma Lazarus, mounted at the statue's base, she is called "A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame is the imprisoned lightning, and her name, "Mother of Exiles." But her promise of safe harbor fails in the most important way; she can only offer solace, not redemption. Her system is evolving toward greater power. As Asenath was saved from the world of the goddess for whom she was named, so must each individual be saved from a world system that can only offer the mere illusion of final salvation. This can be accomplished only in the way that Joseph saved Asenath, as he married her, and brought her into his family ... the family of God. The goddess who quietly stands atop the shrines of world power will one day awaken in a burst of power that will astonish the world. The ancient Ishtar will reveal herself, not as the beneficent and merciful woman, but as the destroyer of men's souls. She is revealed in Revelation 17 and destroyed in Revelation 18. She is Mystery Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots. She is the mystery goddess who is really no mystery at all to those who have studied her checkered past.
One of ancient Israel's greatest heroes, Joseph, rose to power in Egypt. Pharoah honored him with a Gentile bride. daughter of the high priest of On, the city traditionally called Heliopolis. Her name was Asenath, and she married Joseph. In time, she became the mother of Ephraim and Masseh. As an Egyptian priest's daughter with a name dedicated to an idol, Asenath represents one of the Bible's greatest symbols. Her name is a biblical archetype, the spirit and meaning of which remains alive and well to this day. Historically, it appears in a variety of different guises, but the image she represents is universal, and is venerated in statuary, paintings and literature. Rescued from devotion to an occult priesthood by her union with Joseph, she symbolizes a secret doctrine, and it's ultimate defeat in judgment in the end times at the return of Christ. As one tracks the historical appearances of the goddess for whom she is named, we discover that she plays an important role in prophecy, and in the direction taken, through the march of time, by the leaders of the world order. In Babylon, Assyria, Persia, Greece and Rome, we find her prominent influence. In the Bible, she is the Old Testament "queen of heaven," and in the New Testament, she is "Diana of the Ephesians."
Sometimes, it is easy to forget that this world is marred by the intrusion of evil supernatural powers from on high. We grow to accept the bizarre and the fraudulent as "normal." The world system is based upon an ancient form of worship that involves the goddess of wisdom, fertility and protection. It is vital that we understand the ways in which this mystery has insinuated itself into every corridor and secret chamber of our culture. Those men of the elite who are currently designing the overthrow and destruction of the United States of America and all other nation states in order to construct an evil global government from the last days constructed platform from which to project power are well aware of the symbolic history of the goddess. These Luciferic elite have sought her favor since the days of Neith, in the early years of Egypt's dynastic power. Neith was one of the war goddesses. She carried two crossed arrows and a shield. In the Egyptian language, her name means "weaver." Mythologies told of her participation in the creation of the world as she used her loom to weave it into existence. This goddess of weaving was also worshipped as the protector of marriage and the goddess of mummification. However, these details are not really important. What is important, in fact, is her relation to Joseph, whom scripture reveals as both the "revealer of secrets" and "savior of the age." As bridegroom to a Gentile woman dedicated to the protectorate of the goddess, he typifies the role of Christ, whose mission is to take a bride unto himself by calling out a people to his name. Joseph redeemed his brothers, not the whole of Egypt. Biblical history tells us that Egypt later fell under the power of the evil Pharaoh in Moses' day. However, through marriage, he did redeem Asenath. In a sense, each individual person who receives Christ and becomes part of the redeemed body of Christ is redeemed from the pagan world system, which will see it's ultimate destruction in Revelation 18. The redeemed of Christ will be brought into Kingdom of Heaven through vital union with the bridegroom, Jesus Christ.
THE MESSAGE OF THE RESURRECTION: MAKING HEAVEN AND AVOIDING HELL AFTER DEATH
youtube.com/watch?v=1uRRSN8qObg&t=625s
But before that, each and every person ever born or will be born is, by default, dedicated to the world system and it's mystery religion. At present, the goddess stands benignly dormant. As Lady Liberty, she is universally viewed as the image of democracy ... even of salvation. In the poem by Emma Lazarus, mounted at the statue's base, she is called "A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame is the imprisoned lightning, and her name, "Mother of Exiles." But her promise of safe harbor fails in the most important way; she can only offer solace, not redemption. Her system is evolving toward greater power. As Asenath was saved from the world of the goddess for whom she was named, so must each individual be saved from a world system that can only offer the mere illusion of final salvation. This can be accomplished only in the way that Joseph saved Asenath, as he married her, and brought her into his family ... the family of God. The goddess who quietly stands atop the shrines of world power will one day awaken in a burst of power that will astonish the world. The ancient Ishtar will reveal herself, not as the beneficent and merciful woman, but as the destroyer of men's souls. She is revealed in Revelation 17 and destroyed in Revelation 18. She is Mystery Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots. She is the mystery goddess who is really no mystery at all to those who have studied her checkered past.
