Serve no other gods

Serve no other gods.

We think that we don’t do that if we are Christians, don’t we?

We don’t worship carved images.  Or make human sacrifices on altars.  So we don’t serve other gods.  Right?

wrong.

Sorry but many things we do were originally done, created to be done and performed as ritual to “SERVE OTHER GODS”, but through time we have forgotten the reason for these actions almost everyone of us have done in our lifetimes.

Time is something that can obscure an action of its original intent.  

A few examples:

1. Blowing out the candles on a birthday cake.  

First of all did you know that your own birthday is the highest “holy” day for the satanists?  it is.

here is a quote from the Satanic Calendar and holiday dates.  You can find it here: http://www.theopenscroll.com/hosting/SatanicCalendar.htm

1. The highest ritual holiday is the member’s birthday. It usually involves the member or a victim of the member’s choice and someone in authority, usually the coven’s leader.

However when you light those candles and  before you blow them out, what do you do?  You make a wish, right?  and who do you think that wish is being made to?  The queen of heaven, ishtar is one of her names.  She is the multi breasted goddess of fertility, the mother of Tammuz, the queen who descended from heaven in a giant egg and touched a rabbit and turn it into a chicken that laid red eggs.  

and who taught you to do this?  your mom.  right?  She had no idea.She hadn’t read her Bible very thoroughly :

Jer_7:18  The sons gather wood, and the fathers kindle the fire, and the women knead dough, to make cakes to the queen of heaven, and to pour out drink offerings to other gods, that they may provoke Me.  

By the way, there is a ritual in Buddism that does the same thing as well.

2.Putting up a Christmas tree and having a big meal with the whole family on December 25th.  

Again I refer you to the calendar noted above:

http://www.theopenscroll.com/hosting/SatanicCalendar.htm

let me add another:

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/wiccan-holidays-celebrating-the-sun-on-the-sabbats.html

That one is the wiccan’s celebrations for dummies.  Now notice that there is a December holiday on the wiccan calendar but that it ends on the 23rd.  The “holy” day is called Saturnella.  Its another feast that orignated in Babylonian culture.  The addition of two days was added to this 3 day holiday in 630 AD by the then pope, Constantine.  The feast is called YULE on the calendar and isn’t that name familiar?  Yule tide .  Yule tide spirit, maybe?   In times past the “holy” days were kept by trading places.  Males and females swapped clothes, the original cross dressing day.  The master and slave also switched places.  The master served the slave.  There was a lot of general debauchery and drink going on as well.  Only in the 18th century did we lose the first 3 days and keep the added 2 claiming them to be the day of Jesus birth.  It never was.  It never will be.  And the day is not ever serving Him either.  It is serving the god of that day, the one the day was created for and by, Shamish the Babylonian Sun God or you can call him by his Sumarian name Unu or his Roman or Greek names or Horus.  They are all the same entity.  And they all shared the same “birthday”, the day of the winter solstice, between the 17th and the 23rd of Decemeber which got changed to the 25th by a Pope. Oh and he had horns like a bull.  He was sometimes represented as a bull, Molech would be the name we most would read of in the Bible when refering to this god.  He had a lot of traditions.  People lined up and wrote their wishes on a paper and then sat their children on his lap in order to get those wishes.  Unfortuneately the children were then burned to death as a sacrifice in order to get those December wish lists granted.  At least we don’t have to kill our children, just set them on his lap and then take them home to oooh and ahhh over his beautiful penis. oh I meant Christmas tree.

Our number one Christian feast day.And it has the same traditions as the feast day of a god, little g.

                                      it was how his followers served him.

 The tree we put up and decorate : also a Babylonian,and Sumarian tradition.  It represents the mythological story of Unu, the god whose penis was cut off and why we put up trees with that distinctive shape and then hang balls of silver and gold off of it.

3. Hiding Easter Eggs and going to sunrise services.

Eostar, Spring Equinox, Ostara, or Oestarra: March 20, 21, 22, or 23

Winter is now over. Light is increasing. The day and night are equal in length at the equinox. Spring has arrived or is coming soon. Eostar is the time of fertility, birth, and renewal. The ice is thawing, and the growing season for plants and animals begins. Growth is the theme of the day.

that is another quote from the wiccan holiday linked above.  Here is another quote from the web about her.

Who is Ishtar in the Epic of Gilgamesh?

Ishtar, the goddess of love and war, has a small, devastating role in the epic. She basically lets all fire and brimstone loose, which leads to a clash with Enkidu andGilgamesh, which in turn leads to Enkidu getting the death penalty from the gods, which in turn sends Gilgamesh off on his failed quest for immortality.

 

 

We didn’t even bother to change the name .

Here is a pro goddes site that tells us the truth about our Easter:

http://www.goddessgift.com/goddess-myths/goddess-ishtar.htm

In one version of the myth, Ishtar (Innana) herself was then held captive and died but was brought back to life when her servant sprinkled her with the “water of life”, but in the more widely known version of the myth, Ishtar’s request was granted and she regained all of her attire and possessions as she slowly re-emerged through the gates of darkness. 

Upon her return, Tammuz and the earth returned to life. Annual celebrations of this “Day of Joy” were held each year around the time of the vernal equinox. These celebrations became the forerunners of the Ostara festivals that welcomed the goddess and the arrival of spring as well as the Christian celebration of Easter.

The eggs and the sunrise services were both a part of serving the goddess.  We didn’t change much of anything at all.  Thankfully we don’t dye the eggs in the blood of babies that were concieved on the year prior during the many orgies.

So you don’t serve other gods.  

Guess who didn’t forget that all these things were created to serve other gods.

Yahuah.  He was there when it began and He sees it still as just what it was created to be.

He threw Israel off their land and put a curse on them for doing the same exact things you are doing, but you think it is ok for you?

Good luck with that.