“The Occult: Religions of the World”
Let me set the scene for you. The children of Israel have been
wandering in the desert for 40 years (Numbers 14:29 – 33)
because they tempted God 10 times (Numbers 14:22). Anyone
who was older than 19 would not see the land flowing with
milk and honey because of their murmurings against God.
One of the many sins, that the children of Israel were guilty of,
was the worship of false gods; idolatry (Exodus 32). They had, in
fact, been practicing a form of Egyptian witchcraft or, Egyptian
magic. They had made a golden calf (Figure 1) and proclaimed
it to be their god when Moses delayed coming down from
Mount Sinai; he had been up there for 40 days and most of
them thought he was dead.
The golden calf was, in fact, the animal totem for Moloch
(Figure 2). Moloch is usually depicted as a bull, or a bull-headed
god with two outstretched arms (sometimes over a fire pit),
with wings and two horns (Figure 3).
After the children of Israel had gone through their wandering of
the desert for 40 years, they were going to be allowed to enter
into the land that was flowing with milk and honey. This would
be the ancient land of Canaan. Before they went into this land,
God gave them very strict orders. The part we need to look at is
found in Deuteronomy 18:9 – 12 and reads as thus:
“When thou art come into the land which the LORD they God
giveth thee, thou shalt not learn to do after the abominations
of those nations.
There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his
son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth
divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch,
Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or
a necromancer.
For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD:
and because of these abominations the LORD they God doth
drive them out from before the.”
Nine things were listed which God would not tolerate and was
going to have the children of Israel remove them from the land.
Those nine things were:
1) Making your son or daughter pass through fire
2) Divination
3) An observation of times
4) An enchanter
5) A witch
6) A charmer
7) A consulter with familiar spirits
8) A wizard and
9) A necromancer
The ancient nations which resided in Canaan were going to be
destroyed because of those nine, occult practices. Very quickly,
we shall briefly take a look of each of those abhorrent practices
so you can better understand, in context, how all these things
relate to the Illuminati playing cards.
1) Making your son or daughter pass through the fire.
There was an ancient occult ritual in which parents would
make their children walk into a fire pit that was directly
underneath a statue of Moloch. If the child would not
willing walk into the pit, the parent would throw the child
in. This was done so that the parent would receive a
financial blessing from Moloch. And it was from this
horrendous, occult practice that we now have the symbol
for the “Italian Horn” (Figure 4). Many times Moloch
would be made with one horn coming out from the center
of his forehead with a spiral. The spiraling horn is actually
a representation of the spiraling Tower of Babylon (Figure
5) where Nimrod became the first king. The headdress, or
crown, that Nimrod had worn had one horn coming out
from the center of it because of his hunting skill. Scripture
tells us that Nimrod was a mighty hunter (Genesis 10:8 –
9). And because he was noted as being such a great
hunter, when he became deified by his mother Semiramis,
statues, drawings or carvings of Nimrod were done after
the fashion of a bull. Once the occult belief of Babylon
entered into Egypt, the same bull-like creature became
part of its occult culture. And because Nimrod had a one
horned headdress, often the Egyptian bull would also have
one horn because it derived itself from the so-called god;
Nimrod. To this very day, many Italians who wear this
symbol will tell you that they’re wearing it to receive
financial blessings.
The reason the statue of Moloch would have its hand
outstretched was so that they could be over the flames of
the fire pit and would be glowing red hot as a result. For
the same reason of receiving a financial blessing from
Moloch, parents would lay their infant babies onto those
hands and watch that poor child suffer a cruel and
agonizing death. All for the sake of money!
In the middle of the Nevada desert, the worshipping of the
sacred bull is coming back (Figure 6). Since the summer
solstice of 1986, there is a yearly event known as “The
Burning Man” where people, many of different occult
beliefs and persuasions, gather in the Nevada desert and,
at the end of the gathering, burn an effigy (Figure 7) that
use to be known as “The Wicker Man” (Figure 8) when the
Celtic tribal nation, under the Druids, ruled over Ireland,
Scotland and parts of England from 900 B.C. – 900 A.D.
Last year, in 2011, saw more than 50,000 participants
(Figure 9) at this gathering and it was called “The Rite of
Passage”. Now, why would the organizers of this event
used such an old term from the occult world; “The Rite of
Passage”? For more information on this ritual and other
such occult practices and holidays, please refer to DVD in
my series called: “America’s Occult Holidays” (Figure 10).