Dissolving The Division ©

                                                                              The mystery unfolds                           

By: Rachel Powers Lane

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There appears to be a problem with the great diversity of religious belief systems where there should be no problem at all.  I had attended a function recently where I found myself in the midst of some Christian women, at least one Moslem and two Jewish women.  In attendance there also happened to be two Wicca (witches).  This was not a religious function but there was definitely some tension between the factions.  I inadvertently caused some raised eyebrows when I explained that to me they were all the same, it was just the way they practiced their beliefs that was different.  I went on to explain that I could attend each of their functions and celebrations and walk away feeling enriched and enlightened.  I was asked to explain, but time and circumstances did not allow for anything more than a cursory sentence or two.

 

At this time there are very large groups of people gathering together to investigate and practice the beliefs of their ancestors.  There are also a very large number of lone individuals who are practicing the ancient ways.  With this great resurgence into ancient religious belief systems there is a need for information that not only guides and informs these groups, and lone individuals, but unites them also.  These practitioners involve Celts, Scandinavians, Germans, the Indigenous Peoples of North America, and Goddess oriented individuals, to name but a few.  Many have tried to reconcile the old ways with Christianity and have succeeded, but some have become lost, trapped and confused.  If you take the time to read these pages you will find that the ancient ways traveled through into Christianity thereby uniting all peoples. The answer lies within the Bible itself. Codes and symbolism were intentionally inserted to unite all people into one religious belief system.

 

I do not view this unity as a detraction from any one particular religion but as enrichment for all. My aim is to bring peace and unity to as many individuals as it is possible for me to reach.  I realize that in doing so I may upset a few individuals.  This is not my intent but progress and enlightenment generally has this effect as it ripples through society.  All we need do is look at what is happening in the churches today, and the splinter factions, to realize that this is very true.  Change and enlightenment can be a very harrowing experience to some individuals.  Yet others yearn for it.  Enlightenment is progress whether in science or religions.  But many times we have to look into the past to learn about the present and change the future.

 

So, with all of the above in mind, I have decided to share one small piece of my knowledge with you in the hopes that you will share it with others.  I tend to write as I speak and think so please excuse the grammatical errors that you may find.  I had initially written a manuscript that I had hoped would be a book, as not everyone has access to the Internet, but trying to obtain a publisher has proven to be more difficult than the years that I have spent researching my material.  I found that many are not interested in controversial material or Bible codes and others are just far too busy to accept any query letters.

 

I did not have my manuscript edited as I had hoped to find an interested publisher first.  The reason that I mention the manuscript is very simply because I have decided that rather than retype the information I will simply copy a few select paragraphs to this file, with the exception of paragraph modification.  In my manuscript I had set the bibliography for each chapter at the end of the chapter but it will not be necessary to relate them here for these small bits of Bible codes and information.  However, to confirm what you are about to read you will need a pencil, paper, and a copy of the King James Version of the Bible, or one that closely resembles it, as there are many being put out by private organizations.  It is very difficult to condense a chapter of information to a few pages so pertinent information has to be set-aside for now. 

 

Selected paragraphs starting from page 151- 158

 

In both situations, 1700 years ago when the books were selected for the Roman Catholic Bible and then again 400 years ago when the books were reselected for inclusion, it was the decision of only a few individuals which books would be included in the Bible and which ones wouldn’t.  I have talked to people who feel that there are more Books that should have been included.  There are many authors who have given their theories as to why some were chosen and some were not.  The probability is that had they been included the codes of 3, 7, 9, and 12 would not have been as prominent as they should be.  Added to this, those in charge of making the decision knew what the other books actually meant and did not feel that there was any value to them.  They knew that many stories were simply made up, as a way of instructing the people in symbols and parables, and that others were fraudulent.  The original Roman Catholic Bible was essentially a handbook for the clergy on what belief systems were to be taught.  Keeping the old gods and ways of their belief system intact, and inserting those beliefs into the new manual that came to be called a Bible, was the main agenda.  The problem lay with the number of the Books, the mystical numbers 3, 7, 9, and 12 had to be included and on an even balance.

 

I am going to repeat again for the benefit of those individuals who may be having a hard time with this, and I have found that there are a few, that when searching for these codes it is absolutely essential that each series of digits be brought down to its lowest digit.  It is a code and as such must be deciphered.  As mentioned previously, in the case of the vision of Ezekiel, (Ezekiel chapter 1) when we multiply the 4 creatures times the 4 faces we end up with the number 16.  We then add the 1 and 6 and end up with the mystical number 7.  In these next few paragraphs I will explain how the Mithraic and Zoroastrian members carried the Pagan beliefs and the authentic ancient codes of the sciences and astronomy into the new religion that came to be called Christianity, and how they were later carried through into the King James bible.

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As strange as this may appear, when the King James Bible was published in 1611CE, although some books were removed that are currently in the Roman Catholic edition the mystical numbers symbols and stories were not only retained, but they took the prominent position that they had originally had.  As I have previously explained some of the ancient seed codes are numbers and although they refer to astronomy they have become a part of every religious initiation rite, plus existing in some groups that are not considered religious.  Although many individuals are already aware of how many Books are in the Bible and why, many others are not.

 

Using the King James Version of the Bible and referring to the Old Testament, or Hebrew Scriptures, Samuel, Kings and Chronicles each have 2 books bringing the final total to 39 in all. Reducing this to the final digit we have 3+9=12 (1+2=3).  The New Testament as it is now with Corinthians, Thessalonians, Timothy, Peter and John each having more than 1 book total 27 (2+7=9).  Taking the final total of the 3 from the Old Testament and adding it to the final total of the 9 of the New Testament we have 3+9=12 (1+2=3).  That was easy enough for them to do, just split up some of the books to make it balance.  There wasn’t a problem with number 7 since it is inserted throughout the Bible.

 

But what if a problem occurred during the final compiling of the entries and someone decided not to split up the books as planned.  Well then, the Old Testament would equal 36 books (3+6=9) and the New Testament books would equal 21 (2+1=3).  Problem solved.  We just add the 9 from the Old Testament to the 3 of the New Testament and we have 9+3=12 (1+2=3) again.  However the 9 could not be left out since it also was considered a sacred number.  The number 9 became the number of the beast that Christians converted into meaning Satan the Devil in the Book Revelations, as you read in chapter two.  You will find this digit secreted throughout the Bible also.

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You will remember that the number of the beast is supposed to be 666.  In the last chapter I had explained how 666 equals the number 9 and if we turn the numbers upside down to 999 we still end up with 9.  So how has the number 9 been imprinted on the minds of the Christians?  It became the number of the great evil beast that fights with Christ and opposes the Christian God of the Bible.  You will recall that the duality of the gods was imposed on us by the early Zoroastrian belief system.  However, the individuals who were in charge of compiling the books that came to be known as the Old Testament probably didn’t know that the number stood for astronomy and so they converted it to mean something else altogether.  The Romans that went on to compile the Bible had no idea what the beast was, and since they could neither read Hebrew nor understand its imagery they didn’t delete it.

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It is obvious that in the King James Version the emphasis was on the number 12 that would be brought down to the final digit of 3 since the Bible has 66 books in total.  The number 6 is not considered a sacred number since it does not have any significance to the astronomical constellations under discussion, nor in any authentic ritual.  There is no doubt in my mind that some individuals approximately 1700 years ago and then again 400 years ago had some sleepless nights trying to figure out how to ensure the safety of the codes and beliefs that were either loved or feared a great deal.  Apparently there was quite a bit of intrigue going on both times as people squabbled over what Bible books should be included and which ones shouldn’t.  In both cases the individuals concerned were determined to carry the seed codes of the number 3, 7, 9, and 12 through, along with the well-established symbols, rites and rituals, and they did, although may individuals lost their lives over it.

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Constantine, known as Constantine the Great and agent of the Christianisation of the Roman Empire lived between the years of 272/273 – 337AD.  The Encyclopedia of Religion states that Constantine’s motives are beyond reconstruction.  It appears that on the eve of a war, which would be October 27, 312 AD, it is stated that Constantine received a vision from a deity that was to be construed as divine assistance.  What deity he received the vision from is not stated.  He apparently won the war and then promptly went home and murdered his wife, his son and a brother-in-law.  After the event of the vision it is claimed that he no longer openly participated in pagan practices.  It does not say that he didn’t participate at all.  What we are told is that he didn’t do it openly.

 

We are informed that Constantine was a tolerant pagan content with accumulating deities.  We are also told that his conversion to Christianity did not alienate Pagans, for religion had not been an issue in the civil war.  Something I find interesting is that it is stated that politics and religion became so entangled that Constantine using attacks on Christians in the East as a pretext, could declare his campaign against Licinius in 324 a crusade against Paganism.  Since it is known that there was some animosity between the two men it becomes obvious that religion was used as an excuse to fight much as it is today.  Elaborating on Constantine and his life is outside the scope of this book, but it is important to note some important points.

 

Constantine was a warrior and he had been born and raised in the Mithraic belief system.  The different religions throughout his vast empire were a source of agitation to him and his solution to this was to unite his empire under one religion.  Because of the diversity of religions under the rule of his empire he called for a formal meeting that came to be known as The Council of Nicaea, this took place in 325AD.  It was a gathering of approximately three hundred religious leaders who were arguing over differing views.  One example was the nature of Christ and whether or not the father and son were to be one and the same or to be viewed as separate, or as a trinity involving a holy spirit.

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Constantine had no one to challenge his authority from the 324AD and he died in 337AD.  The god Mithra had been declared God and Protector of the Roman Empire in 307AD.  If Constantine had really turned to Christianity and another god, why didn’t he remove the god Mithra as protector of the empire?  He had a total of 13 years, give or take a few months.  Attesting to this his coins continued to bear the inscription sol deus invitus (unconquerable sun).  You will remember that Mithra was also called the ‘unconquered sun, the divinity of light’.

 

The Bishop Eusebius who lived from 263 – 330 AD wrote the only records that we have about the first 300 years of Christianity.  It is said that he was a close and intimate friend of the Emperor Constantine.  In describing the events of the emerging church he is also writing a biography of Constantine and an autobiography of himself.  It is interesting to note that according to the Encyclopedia of Religion Constantine promised Eusebius that he would be Bishop of the entire world.  That is quite the bribe during any time period.  Eusebius lived in luxury wanting nothing.  Eusebius died two years after Constantine.

 

Taking all things into consideration and looking only at the facts it appears that Constantine, with the aid of his scribe Eusebius, concocted a scheme to unite all the religions and people in the empire under one religious umbrella combining both Mithraism and Zoroastrianism.  There are no other records so there is nothing to dispute Eusebius’s autobiography of himself and the biography of Constantine.  We are told that they were friends but this is questionable since Eusebius had at one time been confined in prison because of his religious beliefs that were not the same as Constantine’s.  We must also consider that since Eusebius hadn’t lived for the three hundred years in question then what he wrote about that time period is also highly questionable, since there is nothing to confirm even a small portion of his writings as authentic.  Since Eusebius had held a different religious belief system from Constantine, and he died two years after Constantine, that means he had two years to alter any records that were in his keeping.  There is also the point to consider that after Eusebius died anyone could have written anything and signed his name to it.  A small time period of one to two hundred years later could not be proven one way or the other.  It appears that we have been far to quick to accept one man’s writings, and those that may not be his writings, in the search for the foundation of Christianity.

 

The Encyclopedia of Religion goes on to tell us that as to Constantine, his reputation rests on his skilful manipulation of Christian symbols.  This is correct.  The symbols and seed codes that were incorporated into Christianity were well known and accepted in Mithraism and these were only distorted echoes from a long faded past.  Eusebius knew this and also knew what was expected of a Divine Child as both Mithra and Zoroaster were considered Divine Children.  It was his responsibility to make sure the Jewish Jesus fit that role.

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So now we know how the echoes of the far ancient past carried through into what is known as the Roman Catholic Bible and on into the King James Bible.  You will remember reading in chapter two that the foundations of the majority of religions, and their branches, have the same constellation symbols and codes, this includes what we call Christianity. They are all one and the same.  I am going to bring this chapter to conclusion by using a quote from the book The Pagan Christ authored by Tom Harpur.  The following words were recorded by St. Augustine.

 

There are many things that are true which it is not useful for

 the vulgar crowd to know; and certain things which although they

are false it is expedient for the people to believe otherwise.

 

-St. Augustine, City of God

 

There is no sense in being angry with anyone for what happened so very long ago.  All of the individuals are now dead and gone. Rather than be upset at what had occurred we should be grateful that these very important codes and symbols were carried through to us today. Had they not all loved their god/s faithfully vital information about the constellations would be lost to us, and this includes all religions because they all carried them through. Should you wish to send me an email I can be reached at [email protected].

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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