Aleppo bath resembling Epstein temple in Aleppo, Syria. 
Leviticus 18:21
You shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech, and so profane the name of your God: I am the Lord.
You shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech, and so profane the name of your God: I am the Lord.
How did we get here?
Remember in the Bible when Moses went to get the commandments and the Egyptians grew weary because he took so long? They made a golden calf to worship. One of the roots of mixing religions.
Remember in the Bible when Moses went to get the commandments and the Egyptians grew weary because he took so long? They made a golden calf to worship. One of the roots of mixing religions.
Where do we see the mixing of religions? Muslim, Baal, Mu, Sunworship
Meaning of the golden dome?
Dome = Eye
Dome = Eye
Gold = Deities
Deity + Eye = All seeing deity
Let's move on to the other colors. Blue & White
In this depiction of a Masonic altar, you see the "Oculus" above(eye). Two pillars flank the altar with two statues guarding to the sides. Candles flanking, as well.
Ancient Egyptian depiction. Pillars, alter, guards..
Here we see the altar at Notre Dame after the fire. Pillars, guards, candles, altar and above, the oculus(eye)
Notice the flooring @ Notre Dame. Checkered, like the Masonic altar graphic.
Blue:
Signifies the color of Deity
Mentioned repeatedly in the Holy Books
Worn by Jewish priests
Worn by royalty
Worn by many members of diverse religious groups across the globe
Derives its name from the word "tekhelet", which is Hebrew for "perfection"
Signifies the color of Deity
Mentioned repeatedly in the Holy Books
Worn by Jewish priests
Worn by royalty
Worn by many members of diverse religious groups across the globe
Derives its name from the word "tekhelet", which is Hebrew for "perfection"
And, ...most intriguingly...blue was deemed to be a sacred color by even those who worshiped pagan Gods. Why is this so intriguing? It is intriguing because they did not have the reference book that we currently have available to us...the Torah or
the Bible from which to find this knowledge. How did THEY know that blue was a sacred color? This leads us to believe that blue was a sacred color long before we have found any written documentation to prove it. Fascinating.
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