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Well let's get back to these 3seven devils.2 Now where have you heard the
number seven before? That's right, the seven Hathors, the Seven Sisters,
the Seven leaders of the DOMA. Remember this number for the woman we are
going to discuss next also has the number seven associated with her. The
DOMA are the 3seven devils2 the church fathers wanted you to think Jesus
kicked out of Mary. The name Mary Magdalene means 3She of the Temple
Towers.2 What temple? The Temple of Jerusalem, where she worshipped the
Goddess. She was one of the seven high priestesses. She was called the
Sacred Harlot, or Divine Prostitute. Her duty, quite simply, was to play
the role of the Goddess and serve the needs of the high priest who played
the part of the Goddess's male husband. Today, we think of the word
3prostitute2 as a woman who sells her sexual services for money. The
oldest profession is what it9s called. Other words that mean the same
thing are 3whore,2 3charities,2 3Graces,2 3Muses,2 and sometimes 3furies.2
Ishtar, the Star, was called the Great Whore. What you must understand, is
that there is a difference between a common street prostitute and a
Divine, or temple, prostitute. They were called the Virgins of the Temple.
They remained unmarried, and only engaged in sexual acts to perform a
ritual, or to give birth to sacred children who would then be trained for
some higher mission in life.
The 3temple prostitutes2 wore veils over their faces as a symbol of their
holy status. The veils were also worn so that only divine chosen men would
look upon their faces. The point I am trying to make here, is that far
from being a stigma against these women, it was viewed as a very high
status, or divine, profession. Some of the most important women in early
Christian history were divine prostitutes. These have included Theodora,
the wife of Justinian, and St. Helena, mother of Constantine. Were it not
for the influence of these women and many more like them, Christianity
would not exist today. Mary Magdalene was one such divine virgin, and she
was the beloved, or chosen of Jesus.
These sexual rites that took place have been portrayed as mass orgies,
when in truth they were sacred, and in most cases, single partner acts of
worship. The early fathers realized the power these rituals had, and
therefore saw them as a direct threat to their power. For they represented
the one thing that God had chosen for women, alone. The ultimate act of
these virgins was the divine act of creation itself, birth. It was a
powerful because it represented God9s very power of creation, a power they
could never have. It was suppressed and transformed into an ugly act only
fit for demons, animals and women. It was the Original Sin. But sexual
rituals were only one of the services provided by these virgins. They were
also called midwives and healers. It was a sacred practice among some, to
use their spittle to heal the blind. Just as Jesus later did. Another was
to bring people into harmony with God and the Earth through various
rituals.
Water was one of the most common of these ritualistic tools. It was used
because everyone who is born, is born from the water of their mother9s
womb. All water on Earth then, was of the Goddess. Stella Maris means Star
of the Sea, or water. Priestesses would sprinkle or plunge their followers
into water as a symbolic gesture of being born a second time from the
Goddess. All those who claim to be born again or baptized with water, are
in fact performing one of the oldest and most sacred acts of Goddess
worship there is. So then, this is the nature of Jesus' favorite disciple.
I want to introduce one other disciple which will help you understand what
is to come a little later.
Luke 8:3: 3And Joanna the wife of Chuza Herod's steward, and Susanna, and
many others, which ministered unto him of their substance.2
Here is but another reference to the women who were supporting Jesus'
ministry. You should have noticed by now, that there was extensive use of
the names, Mary and Anna. This is because it is the name of the Goddess,
Mari-Anna-Ishtar, and other names of the Goddess. These represented
different names of the seven DOMA leaders. It is nearly impossible to
distinguish from historical records, which particular Goddess or DOMA was
being referred to, at any given moment. They were interchanged and
different names were applied to different Goddesses all the time. The only
key to separating them is by their functions, or main types of action. For
instance, Mara, or Isis, is the leader of the DOMA. The other Goddesses or
DOMA were either involved in DOMA genetic research or in DOMA
military/security forces. The Goddess Kali, or Hathor, was in charge of
all military and security forces. Asherah or Ashteroth can be the name of
any of these DOMA but was usually referring to Isis. Just thought you
might find that helpful, now back to the verses.
The woman we are most interested in, from the above verses, is Joanna.
More importantly, her husband's employer, Herod. This identifies her as
being part of the Court of Herod. Herod is the name of a family that was
given rule of Palestine (Israel) by the Romans. The first we are concerned
with is Herod, The Great. He was in power at the time of Jesus' birth.
Although the Herod's were not Hebrew, they followed Hebrew law and sought
to help them rebuild Jerusalem. Their main contribution was the rebuilding
of the Great Temple at Jerusalem, which had been destroyed. History has
portrayed the Herods as wicked and ruthless men, who hated Jews and holy
men. As with many people or things in the Bible, if the early writers went
out of their way to portray someone or something as evil, it usually means
one thing. They were trying to hide something.
With the family of Herod, they were trying to hide a big something, the
biggest and darkest secret of the New Testament. In truth, the Herod men
were no less wicked than any other ruler of the time and may have been a
little better to tell you the truth. Let's look in the Herod closet, and
see what we can find. Herod The Great is seen as the evil tyrant who
ordered the slaughter of every Hebrew firstborn, in an attempt, we are
told, to kill the baby Jesus. Back in Bible times, it seems like you were
not considered a true leader until you had slaughtered a few thousand
firstborn children. Did Herod the Great order the slaughter of all these
children? Of course not. He wasn't stupid, nor did he hate the Hebrews. He
was rebuilding the Great temple for them. Does this sound like an
anti-Hebrew to you? Now, I'm not saying he was a saint, by any means. The
lifestyle of the rulers of the ancient world would have made today9s
political leaders cringe. There were sex scandals, money taking,
assassinations, you know, just like politics today. The important thing is
did he hate Jesus? Did he try to kill all those babies? No, and No. As
ruler of Palestine, he would not have risked a rebellion, by killing all
those children to get one man. He wasn't stupid. Rome would have had his
head on a platter, for such a tactical blunder. But let's not take my word
for it, let's look at what the Bible says.
Matthew 2:8: 3And he sent them to Bethlehem, and said, Go and search
diligently for the young child; and when ye have found him, bring me word
again, that I may come and worship him also.2
Sounds like he really wanted to kill him, doesn't it? Herod was well aware
of what the Goddess's priestesses were up to. How? Herod The Great married
ten wives. Two of which were named Marianne. One was related to the
legendary Maccabees, the other was the daughter of Simon, the High priest.
The other wife is really interesting. Her name was Cleopatra of Jerusalem.
Try to guess who she was worshipping. Yes, Isis. We are led to believe
that Herod The Great became jealous of this baby who was supposed to
become king of the Hebrews. This supposedly caused Mary to flee into Egypt
for safety. The truth is, they went there of their own accord. They were
not fleeing. They had been invited, and chose to go. In Luke's tale of the
birth of Jesus, none of this even gets mentioned. So, use your good
judgment and decide which you want to believe.
This whole episode was designed to build an image in your mind, right from
the start of the 3Herods as evil and vile killers2 tale. Add to that the
image of the Herods not connected in any way, to Jesus. As the above verse
told us, one of Jesus' main supporters, or disciples, is right in Herod's
court. So, what are they trying to cover up? What event happens later, and
why does it require that you think Herod and all those around him are
evil? Let's find out, shall we?
When Jesus begins his ministry, one of Herod's sons is now leader of
Palestine. His name is Herod Antipas. This particular Herod, like any
other ruler of his day, was no angel either. One of the biggest scandals
of his reign involved his marriages. His first wife was the daughter of an
Arab/Persian King named Aretas. This daughter and the king himself were
very friendly with a man named John the Baptist, as we shall see later.
Herod Antipas divorced the daughter of Aretas and married his niece,
Herodias. This was considered a great outrage by the Arab king. He fought
Herod Antipas in a small war, and inflicted heavy damage as punishment.
Herodias was involved with the priestesses of the temple of Jerusalem. Her
daughter was also a priestess, a very important and high ranking
priestess, as will be seen later. At Herod9s birthday, she is said to have
danced before Herod and his guests. It was the dance of the Seven Veils.
You are led by the early church fathers to believe that all this dance
was, was a pagan-like strip tease. That she simply danced around removing
each veil, until naked. What they did not tell you is that this daughter
was one of the temple Virgins, a priestess, or Divine Prostitute. Why, and
how do I know this? The dance is the key. First, where have you heard the
number 3seven2 before? Right. The seven DOMA. This dance had nothing to do
with a simple strip tease. It was one of the most sacred rituals of
remembrance performed by these priestesses. It was a reenactment of a very
famous event in the life of a particular Goddess. This is the Goddess
Ishtar, The Star. It involved her rescue of her husband Tammuz from the
underworld, or forces of Satan. The actual events of what took place is
too long to go into now. But this brief summary of the legend should give
you a clue.
The legend says that Ishtar went down to the underworld to retrieve
Tammuz. At each of the seven gates, she was forced to remove a piece of
clothing. By the time she stood before the ruler of the underworld, she
was naked or defenseless. Even so she was able to rescue her Tammuz and
return to the world of light. In the dance that Herod9s daughter did, each
veil represented Ishtar's passing of the seven gates. It was a ritual not
only to remember the heroic act of this Goddess, but to express the
thought that true love overcomes all things, even the power of the
underworld. So, as you can see, this daughter was indeed a priestess, as
was her mother Herodias. In fact, the whole marriage of Herodias to Herod,
was sanctioned by the priestesses as a means to gain political power which
would be needed in the days to come. These are the very same priestesses
who are in charge of the two DOMA children, John the Baptist and Jesus.
The plan was to gain political control of Palestine, and for it to become
the staging point for a religious movement that would sweep into the Roman
empire, followed by the rest of the world. John and Jesus, would together
bring God9s Word to the world. It was a great plan and would have worked
flawlessly, but for one very unexpected and disastrous turn of events.
Mark 6:17: 3For Herod himself had sent forth and laid hold upon John, and
bound him in prison for Herodias' sake, his brother Philip's wife: for he
had married her. 18: For John had said unto Herod, It is not lawful for
thee to have thy brother's wife. 19: Therefore Herodias had a quarrel
against him, and would have killed him; but she could not: 20: For Herod
feared John, knowing that he was a just man and an holy, and observed him;
and when he heard him, he did many things, and heard him gladly.2
The above verse is very important. From it, we can see that Herod, counter
to what you were led to believe, knew John was sent to perform a holy
mission. He thought John a good man, and listened to him gladly, it says.
We are also told that John opposed Herod9s marriage to Herodias (but it
was not for the reasons stated above). John was very close to the King
Aretas. His followers would later settle and remain in Arab lands. His
opposition to Herodias threatened the carefully laid political plan of the
priestesses. John had become a threat to all that they were trying to do.
The steps the priestesses took to remove that threat are below.
Mark 6:21: 3And when a convenient day was come, that Herod on his birthday
made a supper to his lords, high captains, and chief estates of Galilee;
22: And when the daughter of the said Herodias came in, and danced, and
pleased Herod and them that sat with him, the king said unto the damsel,
Ask of me whatsoever thou wilt, and I will give it thee. 23: And he sware
unto her, Whatsoever thou shalt ask of me, I will give it thee, unto the
half of my kingdom. 24: And she went forth, and said unto her mother, What
shall I ask? And she said, The head of John the Baptist. 25: And she came
in straightway with haste unto the king, and asked, saying, I will that
thou give me by and by in a charger the head of John the Baptist. 26: And
the king was exceeding sorry; yet for his oath's sake, and for their sakes
which sat with him, he would not reject her. 27: And immediately the king
sent an executioner, and commanded his head to be brought: and he went and
beheaded him in the prison, 28: And brought his head in a charger, and
gave it to the damsel: and the damsel gave it to her mother. 29: And when
his disciples heard of it, they came and took up his corpse, and laid it
in a tomb. 30: And the apostles gathered themselves together unto Jesus,
and told him all things, both what they had done, and what they had
taught. 31: And he said unto them, Come ye yourselves apart into a desert
place, and rest a while: for there were many coming and going, and they
had no leisure so much as to eat. 32: And they departed into a desert
place by ship privately.2
Wow!. . . WOW! I told you the lives of these people were better than any
soap opera. Look at the above verses very carefully. Herod has promised
his daughter anything, even half his kingdom. He knew of her and the other
priestesses desire for political power. Herodias consults with her
daughter and decides that John is too dangerous to be allowed to live.
Since he opposed them, so would his followers. They decide the only way to
protect the entire project is to kill him, and remove his influence
completely. Now notice that Herod is very sad at having to do this. Not
only from his affinity for John, but he is also worried about retaliation
from his followers, and from King Aretas. Nevertheless, he carries out
her wishes. Now notice very, very, carefully the next part.
3And the apostles gathered themselves together unto Jesus, and told him
all things, both what they had done, and what they had taught.2 These are
the priestesses who are now telling Jesus why it was necessary to kill
John. Notice that the disciples who took John9s body were John's
disciples, not Jesus'. The disciple and the apostles are two separate
groups here. The taking of John9s body was not the actions the apostles
were referring to. It was his execution, and what they had taught was a
lesson to all those who would oppose them, not to interfere with their
plans.
Do you now understand why the followers of John the Baptist have been
saying for almost 2,000 years that Jesus followed a Female Goddess, and
why they think he was evil? This is the darkest secret the church has ever
kept. So that there will be no doubt in your minds that what I say is
true, let me give you a verse right from the Bible itself. But first, you
need one small bit of information. Have you wondered looking at all these
verses, why Herod9s daughter is not mentioned by name? All important
people are in every other place in the Bible. Why not her? She is
certainly an important person. She was responsible for John9s death. Why
did they remove her name? The reason will become evident in just a moment.
It is another attempt by the church fathers to hide the truth from you.
This one, however, can only be viewed as stupidity. Can you imagine that
they actually thought that by removing her name from scripture you would
never find out who she was and that no one would go find out her name on
their own? Let's burst their bubble of ignorance, once and for all. Her
name is Salome. And here is why they didn't want you to know.
Mark 15:40 3There were also women looking on afar off: among whom was Mary
Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James the less and of Joses, and
Salome...2
Mark 16:1 3And when the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, and Mary the
mother of James, and Salome, had bought sweet spices, that they might come
and anoint him.2
The Salome in the above verses, one of Jesus' most loved and trusted
disciples, is the same Salome we have been talking about. The cat9s out of
the bag, so don't let anyone try to tell you otherwise. If you really have
doubts, just go ask one of John's followers. They certainly won9t lie to
you.
It9s funny how one9s entire perception of events and people can be changed
in a single moment, with but the mention of a single woman's name. Perhaps
the pen really is mightier than the sword, after all. Thus began the
ministry of Jesus, son of Mary. Out of respect, and as a tribute to John9s
followers, whom I respect and care deeply for, I will let John The
Baptist, have the final words on this entire affair.
John 3:27: 3John answered and said, A man can receive nothing, except it
be given him from heaven. 28: Ye yourselves bear me witness, that I said,
I am not the Christ, but that I am sent before him. 29: He that hath the
bride is the bridegroom: but the friend of the bridegroom, which standeth
and heareth him, rejoiceth greatly because of the bridegroom's voice: this
my joy therefore is fulfilled. 30: He must increase, but I must decrease.2
Peace be with you John. For never before nor since, was there a finer man
of God9s Word.
END PART TWO
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