Holy Serpent of the Khazarian Mafia (Part II)

By Jonas E. Alexis on August 28, 2016

Judaism’s Kabbalah offers many gods and goddesses, and they are said to be fornicating constantly. One male god is even named “Hesod,” which means the “male phallus.”

…by Jonas E. Alexis & Texe Marrs

Alexis: You quote Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh of the Gal Einai Institute saying, “Just as Amalek represent the epitome of evil, so does the positive snake represent the epitome of good. Maschiach (Messiah) himself is referred to as the holy snake, as alluded to by the phenomenon that the numerical value of Maschiach (358) is the same as that of the word for ‘snake’ (nachash). In the Zohar it is told that when the holy snake, Maschiach, will kill the evil snake, he will thereby merit to marry the divine princess, to unite with the origin of the souls of Israel and so to bring redemption to the world.”

 What is he articulating here?

Marrs: Rabbi Ginsburgh’s quote is very revealing. It definitely represents the core teachings of the religion of Judaism and its Kabbalah. He is saying that “Amalek” is the epitome of evil in the world. Amalek in the Talmud represents all Gentiles, especially those who oppose the Jews and Israel. While the Gentiles (Amalek) are supremely wicked, their opposite is the “holy snake.” Just as I explain in my book, Holy Serpent of the Jews, Rabbi Ginsburg claims that the Holy Snake is actually the Messiah, or Savior (Maschiach), of the Jews. Ginsburgh suggests that kabbalistic Gematria (numerology) confirms the Snake-Messiah connection. He points out that in Gematria, both the Maschiach and the Holy Snake have the same numerical value, 358.

Ginsburgh, highly respected by today’s Jews and in Israel, goes on to say that the Zohar, the primary book of the Kabbalah, tells us the Holy Snake, Maschiach, will eventually kill the “evil snake.” The Jews in their religion explain that the “evil snake,” represents the Christian and other Gentiles who, on the Day of Purification, refuse the Holy Snake’s generous offer to allow them to turn over their money and possessions, renounce their idols (Jesus is the chief “idol”), and agree to henceforth serve their Jewish masters.[1]

Having accomplished this transformation of society and renovating the world, turning it into the “Jewish Utopia,”[2] the Holy Snake, Maschiach, will “merit to marry the divine princess.” Who is this divine princess? She is Malkuth, the holy daughter, one of the polytheistic goddesses worshipped and adored by Jewish cabbalists.[3] Malkuth is said to be the “lower mother” in the Kabbalah’s Tree of Life. She operates from the “luminous dark side” where there is invisible light. As such, she is the “Light of the World.”

Malkuth, the divine princess, is the mystical body of Israel. Many, many Jews pray to her as she is a divine spark, or emanation of their unknown and mysterious “God,” called Ein Sof. Her celestial marriage with the Maschiach, the Holy Snake, will, it’s said, be celebrated by all Righteous Jews throughout the world. It will signal divine redemption for the Jews, their world victory over Amalek (the Gentiles).

The term the “origin of the souls of Israel” used by Ginsburgh is pregnant with meaning. According to the Talmud and Kabbalah, Jewish souls are different than those of Gentiles. Their very flesh, or DNA, is supernatural and divine and their souls are spiritually pure. Jewish souls are said to emanate from a mysterious, heaven-like world of Light. During Olem Ha-Ba, the messianic age and future world, these souls will be resurrected and come to populate a divine earth led, of course, by Jewish gods.

Those who do not understand the strange and bizarre nature of the Talmud and Kabbalah will find these teachings incredible. And so they are. Yet, some rabbis spend their entire lives studying every facet of these books. Truly, Jesus was correct when he told the Pharisees (today’s Orthodox Jews) their god was the devil. He also told them their religion was not of God nor did they derive it from the Old Testament. It was, Christ said, the corrupt “traditions of men.”

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