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hexagon on Saturn’s North Pole is how its structure is the building block of all three Abrahamic Religions. In Christianity, the figure of Jesus is often referred to as the "Son of God," which is a direct reference to solar worship. Meanwhile, in Judaism, the star symbol, specifically associated with the Star of David, can be traced back to Saturn.
The name "Israel" itself is a combination of three deities: Isis (the Moon), Ra (the Sun), and El (Saturn). This reveals that Israel is essentially a representation of the worship of these three celestial bodies.
walking around the Kaaba or the black cube symbolizes the storm that encircles Saturn, whose hexagram shape at its pole forms a cube when seen in three dimensions. This act, although likely not understood by its practitioners, is a form of Saturn worship.
Acts 7:43, the term "Rimphan" is used, which, when translated, means Saturn. This passage criticizes the worship of Saturn, showing that even in ancient times, this connection was recognized, albeit hidden under different terms
The name "Allah" is derived from "Al-Ilah," which was originally a moon god. This god had three daughters—Al-Lat, Al-Uzza, and Manat—who were moon goddesses.
The symbol of the crescent moon and star, widely recognized as Islamic, can be traced back to ancient moon worship and the deity Baal, who is also associated with the moon and often linked to Satan in biblical texts.
All three Abrahamic religions are rooted in the worship of Saturn. This worship has been obscured and transformed over millennia, hidden behind the symbols and stories that these religions have adopted. Yet, when we peel back the layers, we find that the essence of these religions is the veneration of Saturn, which corresponds with Satan in a way
The name "Israel" itself is a combination of three deities: Isis (the Moon), Ra (the Sun), and El (Saturn). This reveals that Israel is essentially a representation of the worship of these three celestial bodies.
walking around the Kaaba or the black cube symbolizes the storm that encircles Saturn, whose hexagram shape at its pole forms a cube when seen in three dimensions. This act, although likely not understood by its practitioners, is a form of Saturn worship.
Acts 7:43, the term "Rimphan" is used, which, when translated, means Saturn. This passage criticizes the worship of Saturn, showing that even in ancient times, this connection was recognized, albeit hidden under different terms
The name "Allah" is derived from "Al-Ilah," which was originally a moon god. This god had three daughters—Al-Lat, Al-Uzza, and Manat—who were moon goddesses.
The symbol of the crescent moon and star, widely recognized as Islamic, can be traced back to ancient moon worship and the deity Baal, who is also associated with the moon and often linked to Satan in biblical texts.
All three Abrahamic religions are rooted in the worship of Saturn. This worship has been obscured and transformed over millennia, hidden behind the symbols and stories that these religions have adopted. Yet, when we peel back the layers, we find that the essence of these religions is the veneration of Saturn, which corresponds with Satan in a way
