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Babylon’s
Mystical Occult Influence
Over the World
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Nimrod built his great
tower to reach to heaven itself to the glory of man. After God
confused mankind with different languages, the building of such
towers or mounds, called ziggurats, continued for centuries.
They stored the fiery
rockets, known as "Shem", and also other flying ships and
helicopters....as have been depicted on many Babylonian stellas.
Built of mud bricks and Bitumen paste, these towers were dedicated
to the various Star deities, of the Anunnaki.
A highly complex and
secretive set of religious rites evolved.
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A disciple advanced by going through a succession of secret initiations
into higher and higher levels of knowledge (gnosis) of
the mysteries of the cosmos, until they obtained god-like powers. The wife of Nimrod became the head of the Babylonian
Occult mysteries.
She was known by the name of Semiramis and was the high priestess of
the Majick Occult Sciences. Semiramis was supernaturally, (by
cloning), impregnated and gave
birth to Tammuz, who was considered the savior of his people and the
fulfillment of the promise given to Eve. Tammuz, the son, was said to have
been killed by a wild beast and afterward brought back to life.
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"Baal" was considered the
equivalent of Tammuz, in the Old Testament Canaanite religion and
many Jews had idols of Baal and other deities. Goddess worship also
was prevalent, complete with temple prostitutes who used sex in
religious rites to draw closer to the Star Gods.
Variations of these beliefs
prevailed in Egypt, Assyria, Medio, Persia, Greece, and Rome. It
also dominated in the Celtic, American Indians, Incas and Mayan cultures.
All eastern mystic religions today have roots back to Nimrod.....and
Babylon. The Winged Disk was the Universal Symbol of the Star Gods.
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The woman in Revelation
17 is presented outwardly as gloriously attired, with purple and
scarlet royal colors for clothing and covered in gold dust, and
precious stones for jewelry. In every kingdom where this
religion has dominated, it controlled every aspect of the life of
the people.
Even the kings themselves
were in many ways subservient to the priests, sorcerers and shamans
who where in direct contact with the greater intelligence and
knowledge of the spirit world.
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In many cultures, it took the form of human sacrifice to appease the
various gods who were offended by some action, or would be offended if a
sacrifice were not made.
The mystic dimensions of this belief system even found their way into
the early church. John Walvoord notes that,
"The Babylonian cult eventually made its way to other cities including
Pergamos, the site of one of the seven churches of Asia. The chief priest
of the Babylonian cult wore crowns in the form of the head of a fish, in
recognition of Dagon the fish god, with the title 'Keeper of the Bridge,'
that is, the 'bridge' between man and the Gods, imprinted on the crowns.
The Roman equivalent of the title, Pontifex Maximus, was used
by the Caesar and later Roman emperors, and was also adopted as the title
for the bishop of Rome. In the early centuries of the church in Rome, the
features of the mystery religion of Babylon combined with the Christian faith, a
confusion which has continued down to the present day."
Although the Roman Catholic Church may have carried on
many of the rituals and pageantry of this belief system thereby weakening
the gospel, the real power of this highly esoteric and mystic religion
resided in the Knights Templar.
For a fee, and with a blessing from the Pope, these
knights offered protection for the crusaders on their way to the Holy
Land. The Knights became extremely wealthy and powerful. They eventually
controlled the financial institutions as they existed then and all of the
land and had power second only to the Church itself.
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These Templars were steeped in the very essence of Babylonian
Occult Sciences and black magic and maintained their power by creating the
feudal system of political power. The Templars represented the first
wide-scale attempt to organize and mobile the forces of occultism for the
purpose of gaining control of the world.
Since they controlled all the land they controlled all
people living in their realm. No one could raise crops, or even get a
drink of water without their permission. Society stagnated and for
hundreds of years the dark ages prevailed.
Although the Templars called themselves Christians, King
Philip IV of France finally discovered the truth. Although the Pope
refused to initially believe it and even protected them he was eventually
forced by overwhelming evidence to recognize their duplicity.
He promptly sentenced all Templars to burn at the stake
-- all whom he could catch -- and stripped them of their land.
Tragically, the extremely oppressive feudal system
established by the knights of the realm lived on to the time of the
reformation in the 1700s. Although the Templars were destroyed, not all
were killed, and the beliefs and practices were carried on, first through
the Rosicrucians and then through the Masons... starting in 1717.
While tremendous controversy surrounds this evolution,
there can be little doubt that this belief system was carried on by the
extremely rich and powerful throughout the centuries to our present-day
politics.
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