The pagan symbol that won't go away

[mobile21]

"You have lifted up the shrine of Molech and the star of your god Remphan, the idols you made to worship. Therefore I will send you into exile beyond Babylon." Acts 7:43

The star of Remphan is displayed everywhere these days thanks to the Rothchild family who managed to put it at plain sight on the modern flag of Israel.

Why? Well, probably because the Rothchilds were fascinated by the occult but anyway, the problem is most people today have no clue about this.

A strange coincidence about the star of Remphan is that it carries a very familiar number to us christians: the 666 (six points, six triangles and six inner sides).

To learn more about this, I recommend you the following site:

http://jesus-messiah.com/apologetics/jewis...r-of-david.html

[hazel]

If I'm wrong , or just missing something here let me know, but it seems that you're not fond of Jews. Is this the case, and if so, may I ask why?

[endure4salvation]

Personally, I LOVE the Jews.

[hazel]

Amen, endure! And I :il: love :il: my Jewish Messiah!

[RGR]

I thought that was the star of David or am I missing something? I thought that's why that Satan worshipers put the cirlce around it to make it evil. Am I missing something?????

[endure4salvation]

I thought that was the star of David or am I missing something? I thought that's why that Satan worshipers put the cirlce around it to make it evil. Am I missing something?????

I hate to split hairs here, but it is the 5 point star that they use in Satanic worship...and they always have the single point at the bottom. It is called an inverted pentagram.

And yes...I love my Jewish Messiah as well!

[Guest idolsmasher]

In witchcraft or Satanism, the Star of David is known as the Seal of Solomon or the hexagram. It is used in various ritual ceremonies and is supposed to give the person using it in ritual, supernatural powers to command spirits and for protection from spirits etc.

This is interesting.

So is this

[Guest dove2]

Amen, endure! And I :il: love :il: my Jewish Messiah!

Amen Hazel!

[Guest shiloh357]

The Star of David is just a symbol. It has no religious significance.

The swastika was used by Hindus before Hitler used it. A symbol is imbued with the meaning the user puts into it. The Star of David is an inanimate object that can be used for good or evil. It has no power or significance in and of itself. It has been used by pagans and non-pagans alike.

Incidentally, in Alexander Hislop's book entitled, "The Two Babylons," he uses quite a bit of space showing how the "cross" was used by pagans long before it was a Christian symbol. Does that stop Crhistian people from singing hymns about the cross?

The cross is not considered a pagan symbol, and Christians would probably take offense if society began labelling it as pagan. Yet both the Star of David and the Cross have been used by pagans. So, why does only the Star of David get the bad press?

[mobile21]

1) We worship the cross because it was the instrument of Christ's holocaust.

2) The name "star of David" was spread mainly by the Rothchild family in order to confuse the public and hide it's true meaning (it has NOTHING to do with King David at all).

3) I love my jewish messiah too and hate pagan symbols because according to the Bible, symbols are carriers of power so it must be true.

4) Hitler used the swastika because he was well aware of the occultic symbols like many other nazis who belonged to the racist & satanic Thule Society.

5) It's disturbing how some christians are willing to defend the anti-religious zionist movement even if they have to attack their own religion. Really disturbing.