The labyrinth itself has a cross in its centre, surrounded by a spiral.
The temple houses the national standard (a four-armed cross) and is the site of imperial consecrations and atonement processions.
They won't let her cross.
Now, on that same shield, we also see a quadrant that has the engraved black cross of the Sinclair clan.
Remember the eight points on a Templar cross.
So the number eight of course we see like I mentioned before the eight points in a templar cross.
But these photos are very important because there are at least, as I recall, six to eight hooked cross symbols that are incorporated by the scribe that wrote down the list of names of the Templars and crew on the eight ships that Henry took in 1395 and 1398.
If you look at this cross, you’ll see it has eight points.
And on that calendar, she would put literally a little cross on the days that I was at home.
Because if you're really sick, as in my case I couldn't breathe, and you're spending time on the brink of life and death, really you get to cross over and you get to have very expansive experiences that in my case were never going to make sense until I was an adult.
Carrie: When I got to essentially cross over and spend time beyond the veil, it was so multi-layered that there were experiences that built upon experiences that I would literally pick up from one hospital visit to the next.
So you've got to cross a mental barrier.
The point, however, is that the ego cannot cross the bridge.
We were at that threshold about to cross the bridge into 5D when malevolent beings came into our reality and said, "Listen, you guys could fail." So, in other words, they played on our insecurities.
The veil is something that we all get to cross.
I notice you’re wearing a beautiful Jerusalem Cross.
If you're with me and willing to answer questions, could you cross the rods for yes?Thank you.
Some say that Jesus was barely but still alive when he was taken down from the cross and was saved by Mary Magdalene, and that they fled when Jesus was able.
You were actually physically nailed to a cross?Yes.
Feel your spinal energy aligned, whether you are seated cross-legged or seated in a chair, and check that you feel grounded, with your feet on the ground and your sacrum connected by being earthed.
The Gaunches represented the last relatively pure Cro-Magnon stock of Atlantis—large skulls, high cheekbones, relatively long, straight noses and firm chins.
The beautiful drawings Gaunche artists left on cave walls were almost identical to those painted by Cro-Magnons in southern France.
What is the equal red cross that the Templars wear?
The top of the cross represents the connection to Source, while the bottom symbolizes grounding —our connection to the Earth.
They’re showing me that the sides of the cross are infinite.
This cross is more than a symbol; it’s a tool of protection, a reminder of our connection to one another and the universe.
The sides of the cross —they’re showing me that they represent God’s arms, wrapping around the planet, holding it in love and protection.
There are many souls willing to join ‘the dying Christ on the cross’ and to rise with him at the time the world is made new.
During the exorcism, he stood over her, shouting in Latin, waving giant rosary beads and holding up an iron cross.
He thought his loud words and this iron cross would cast out whatever evil he believed was in her.
But the iron in the cross made everything worse.
Why did the iron cross make it worse?
He inspires mortals to worship him as Kriste through Thoth/Gabriel, who raises warrior tribes and influences Constantine (Hatuas) to form an army, display a cross vision (“In this sign conquer”), and convene the Council of Nicea to compile a single doctrine from various texts (Book of Eskra, Chapters XLVII–XLVIII).
He inspires mortals to worship him as Kriste through Thoth/Gabriel, who raises warrior tribes and influences Constantine (Hatuas) to form an army, display a cross vision ("In this sign conquer"), and convene the Council of Nicea to compile a single doctrine from various texts (Book of Eskra, Chapters XLVII–XLVIII).
Near the plains of Agatha, Looeamong shows a vision of a cross with blood letters "IL’KRISTE" to Hatuas and his soldiers.
Later, Looeamong explains it means "IN THIS THOU SHALT CONQUER!" He commands Hatuas to make a decorated cross inscribed "THE KRISTE, OUR LORD, SON OF THE HOLY GHOST," carry it at the army's head, and write edicts (called bulls) in lamb’s blood.
In 311 AD, Constantine has this famous vision—funny, you can’t trust people with private visions. They end up charlatans: Joseph Smith, David Koresh, Paul, Constantine. Constantine sees the sign of the cross in the sky during a military battle, hears a voice—purportedly God’s: “By this sign, conquer.” He made the cross the painted symbol on Roman shields, the military banner.
They believed wielding the cross gave favor over enemies.
He saw a cross (or Chi-Rho symbol) in the sky with words like "In hoc signo vinces" ("In this sign you shall conquer").
Eusebius (in Life of Constantine, written later) describes a daytime vision during the campaign: a cross of light above the sun with the Greek words "Ἐν τούτῳ νίκα" ("In this sign, conquer").
At once, Looeamong (the false god claiming to be Christ) and his angels provide a supernatural sign: a cross smeared with blood appears in fire, resting on a bull's horns, like a cloud of fire on a cloud of fire.
Blood-Smeared Cross on a Bull's Horns: This imagery strongly mirrors the ritual in Leviticus 16:18, where Aaron is instructed to put the blood of a slain bull on the "horns of the altar all around" to make atonement.
The cross represents the sacrifice of Jesus, which fulfills the "blood of bulls and goats" (Hebrews 10:1-11).
Until then, you kill your joy, nail it to a cross, and die with it—until reborn to try again.
1. Now, Mary took her son, when he was forty days of age, up to the temple in Jerusalem, and he was consecrated by the priest.2. And then she offered purifying sacrifices for herself, according to the custom of the Jews; a lamb and two young turtle doves.3. A pious Jew named Simeon was in the temple serving God.4. From early youth he had been looking for Immanuel to come, and he had prayed to God that he might not depart until his eyes had seen Messiah in the flesh.5. And when he saw the infant Jesus he rejoiced and said, I now am ready to depart in peace, for I have seen the king.6. And then he took the infant in his arms and said, Behold, this child will bring a sword upon my people, Israel, and all the world; but he will break the sword and then the nations will learn war no more.7. The master's cross I see upon the forehead of this child, and he will conquer by this sign.8. And in the temple was a widow, four and eighty years of age, and she departed not, but night and day she worshipped God.9. And when she saw the infant Jesus she exclaimed, Behold Immanuel!
Behold the signet cross of the Messiah on his brow!10. And then the woman knelt to worship him, as God with us, Immanuel; but one, a master, clothed in white, appeared and said,11. Good woman, stay; take heed to what you do; you may not worship man; this is idolatry.12. This child is man, the son of man, and worthy of all praise.
These are the seven hills on which the holy city shall be built.3. These are the seven sure foundation stones on which the Universal Church shall stand.4. In taking up the work assigned for me to do I am full conscious of the perils of the way; the cup will be a bitter one to drink and human nature well might shrink.5. But I have lost my will in that of Holy Breath, and so I go my way to speak and act by Holy Breath.6. The words I speak are not my own; they are the words of him whose will I do.7. Man is not far enough advanced in sacred thought to comprehend the Universal Church, and so the work that God has given me to do is not the building of that Church.8. I am a model maker, sent to make a pattern of the Church that is to be--a pattern that the age may comprehend.9. My task as model builder lies within my native land, and there, upon the postulate that Love is son of God, that I am come to manifest that Love, the Model Church will stand.10. And from the men of low estate I will select twelve men, who represent the twelve immortal thoughts; and these will be the Model Church.11. The house of Judah, my own kindred in the flesh, will comprehend but little of my mission to the world.12. And they will spurn me, scorn my work, accuse me falsely, bind me, take me to the judgement seat of carnal men who will convict and slay me on the cross.13. But men can never slay the truth; though banished it will come again in greater power; for truth will subjugate the world.14. The Model Church will live.
There is a king for every man.6. This king is love, and when this love becomes the greatest power in life, it is the Christ; so Christ is king.7. And every one may have this Christ dwell in his soul, as Christ dwells in my soul.8. The body is the temple of the king, and men may call a holy man a king.9. He who will cleanse his mortal form and make it pure, so pure that love and righteousness may dwell unsullied side by side within its walls, is king.10. The kings of earth are clothed in royal robes, and sit in state that men may stand in awe of them.11. A king of heaven may wear a fisher's garb; may sit in mart of trade; may till the soil, or be a gleaner in the field; may be a slave in mortal chains;12. May be adjudged a criminal by men; may languish in a prison cell; may die upon a cross.13. Men seldom see what others truly are.
shall I destroy my people all?10. And then his heart was stirred with pity and he said, I will not send a scourge; I will send forth my only son, heir to the throne, to teach the people love, and peace, and righteousness.11. He sent his son; the people scorned him and maltreated him, and nailed him to a cross.12. He was entombed; but death was far too weak to hold the prince, and he arose.13. He took a form man could not kill; and then he went again to teach the people love, and peace and righteousness.14. And thus God deals with men.15. A lawyer came and asked, What does messiah mean?
The Christines cross the sea in the night.
The body had been given unto holy men who had been friends of John; they placed it in a burial case and carried it away.16. They bore it to the Jordan, which they crossed just at the ford where John first preached the word;17. And through the passes of the Judean hills they carried it.18. They reached the sacred grounds near Hebron, where the bodies of the parents of the harbinger lay in their tombs;19. And there they buried it; and then they went their way.20. Now, when the news reached Galilee that John was dead the people met to sing the sonnets of the dead.21. And Jesus and the foreign masters and the twelve took ship to cross the sea of Galilee.22. A scribe, a faithful friend of John, stood by the sea; he called to Jesus and he said, Rabboni, let me follow where you go.23. And Jesus said, You seek a safe retreat from evil men.
In Lebanon hills and vales, and in its groves he walked in silent thought.25. His earthly mission fast was drawing to a close; he sought for strength, and what he sought he found.26. Mount Hermon stood beyond, and Jesus fain would kneel beside that mountain famed in Hebrew song.27. And then he stood upon Mount Hermon's lofty peaks, and lifting up his eyes to heaven he talked with God.28. And masters of the olden times revealed themselves and long they talked about the kingdom of the Christ;29. about the mighty works that had been done; about the coming conquest of the cross; about the victory over death.30. Then Jesus journeyed on; he went to Cæsarea-Philippi, and in Susanna's home he tarried certain days.31. And then he went through all Decapolis to give encouragement to those who knew him as the Christ, and to prepare them for the day of Calvary.32. And then he went to Gadara, and many friends were there, to welcome him.33. And Chuzas steward of the house of Herod Antipas, was there, and Jesus went aboard the royal ship with him and crossed the sea, and came unto Capernaum.34. And when the people knew that Jesus was at home they came to welcome him.35. In just a little while the twelve apostles came and told the master all about their journey over Galilee.36. They said that by the sacred Word they had done many mighty works; and Jesus said to them, Well done.
The Christines cross the sea.
The Christines cross the sea to Decapolis.
The cross and its meaning.
1. Now, Jesus and the twelve went to another town, and as they entered it they said, Peace be to all; good will to all.2. A multitude of people followed and the master said to them, Behold, for you are followers for selfish gain.3. If you would follow me in love, and be disciples of the Holy Breath, and gain at last the crown of life, you must leave all there is of carnal life behind.4. Be not deceived; stay, men, and count the cost.5. If one would build a tower, or a home, he first sits down and counts the cost to be assured that he has gold enough to finish it.6. For well he knows that if he makes a failure of his enterprise he may lose all his wealth, and be the butt of ridicule.7. And if a king desires to take the kingdom of another king, he calls his trusted men and they consider well their strength; he will not measure arms with one of matchless power.8. Count well the cost before you start to follow me; it means the giving up of life, and all you have.9. If you love father, mother, wife, or child, more than love the Christ, you cannot follow me.10. If you follow wealth or honour more than you love the Christ, you cannot follow me.11. The paths of carnal life do not run up the mountain side towards the top; they run around the mount of life, and if you go straight to the upper gate of consciousness you cross the paths of carnal life; tread in them not.12. And this is how men bear the cross; no man can bear another's cross.13. Take up your cross and follow me through Christ into the path of true discipleship; this is the path that leads to life.14. This way of life is called the pearl of greatest price, and he who finds it must put all he has beneath his feet.15. Behold, a man found in a certain field the croppings of a wondrous mine of gold, and he went forth and sold his home and all he had and bought the field; then he rejoiced in wealth.16. Now, there were present, scribes and Pharisees of wealth who loved their money, and their bonds and lands, and they laughed loud to scorn what Jesus said.17. Then Jesus spoke to them and said, You are the men who justify yourselves in sight of men; God knows your wickedness of heart;18. And you must know, O men, that whatsoever is revered and is exalted by the carnal mind, is an abomination in the sight of God.19. And Jesus went his way, and as he went a young man ran and knelt down at his feet and said, Good master, tell me what to do that I may have eternal life.20. And Jesus said, Why do you call me good?
All hail the dawn of peace on earth; good will to men!7. All hail triumphant king, who grapples with the tyrant Death, who conquers in the fight, and brings to light immortal life for men!8. All hail the broken cross, the mutilated spear!9. All hail the triumph of the soul!
you build and then adorn the tombs of holy men of old and say,12. If we had lived when these men lived, we would have guarded them, would not have acted as our fathers did, when they maltreated them and put them to the sword.13. But you are sons of them who slew the holy men, and you are not a whit more just than they.14. Go forth and fill the measure of your father who were steeped in crime.15. You are offsprings of the vipers, and how can you be but serpents of the dust?16. God now has sent again to you his prophets and his seers, his wise men and his holy men, and you will scourge them in your synagogues, and stone them in the streets, and nail them to the cross.17. Woe unto you!
When did we see you hungry, thirsty, sick, a stranger or in prison and did not minister to you?47. And then the judge will say, Your life is full of self; you served the self and not your fellow man, and when you slighted one of these, you slighted and neglected me.48. Then will the righteous have the kingdom and the power, and they who are unrighteous shall go forth to pay their debts, to suffer all that men have suffered at their hands.49. They who have ears to hear and hearts to understand will comprehend these parables.50. When he had finished all these parables he said, You know that in two days the great passover feast will come, and lo, the son of man will be betrayed into the hands of wicked men.51. And he will give his life upon the cross, and men will know that he, the son of man, is son of God.52. Then Jesus and the twelve returned to Bethany.
What is your prayer?3. The Jews replied, We bring before you one, an evil and seditious man.4. He has been tried before the highest council of the Jews and has been proven traitor to our laws, our state and to the government of Rome.5. We pray that you will sentence him to death upon the cross.6. And Pilate said, Why do you bring him unto?
Go to, and judge him yourselves.7. You have a law, and by the sanction of the Roman law, you have a right to judge and right to execute.8. The Jews replied, We have no right to execute a man upon the cross, and since this man is traitor to Tiberius, our counsellors believe that he should meet the most humiliating death--the death upon the cross.9. But Pilate said, No man can be found guilty of a crime by Roman law until the testimony all is in, and the accused has been permitted to defend himself;10. So I will take your bill of charges, with the evidence you have, and judge by Roman law.11. The Jews had made a copy of the accusations in the language of the Roman court, and they had added to the bill:12. We charge that Jesus is an enemy of Rome; that he demands that men shall pay no tribute to Tiberius.13. And Pilate took the bill; his guards led Jesus up the steps into the palace hall.14. And Jesus stood before the Roman governor, and Pilate read to him the charges of the Jews, and said,15. What is your answer to this bill?
They have a faith that they have borrowed from the idol worshippers of other lands, that at the end of every year,2. They may heap all their sins upon the head of some man set apart to bear their sins.3. The man becomes a scapegoat for the multitudes; and they believe that when they drive him forth into the wilds, or into foreign lands, they are released from sin.4. So every spring before the feast they chose a prisoner from the prisons of the land, and by a form their own, they fain would make him bear their sins away.5. Among the Jewish prisoners in Jerusalem were three who were the leaders of a vile, seditious band, who had engages in thefts and murders and rapine, and had been sentenced to be crucified.6. Barabbas bar Jezia was among the men who were to die; but he was rich and he had bought of priests the boon to be scapegoat for the people at the coming feast, and he was anxiously in waiting for his hour to come.7. Now, Pilate thought to turn this superstition to account to save the Lord, and so he went again before the Jews and said,8. You men of Israel, according to my custom I will release to you to-day a prisoner who shall bear you sins away.9. This man you drive into the wilds or into foreign lands, and you have asked me to release Barabbas, who has been proven guilty of the murder of a score of men.10. Now, hear me men, Let Jesus be released and let Barabbas pay his debt upon the cross; then you can send this Jesus to the wilds and hear no more of him.11. At what the ruler said the people were enraged, and they began to plot to tear the Roman palace down and drive in exile Pilate, and his household and his guards.12. When Pilate was assured that civil war would follow if he heeded not the wishes of the mob, he took a bowl of water and in the presence of the multitude he washed hid hands and said,13. This man whom you accuse is son of the most holy Gods, and I proclaim my innocence.14. If you would shed his blood, his blood is on your hands and not on mine.15. And then the Jews exclaimed, And let his blood be on our hands and on our children's hands.16. And Pilate trembled like a leaf, in fear.
behold, the guards of Herod come and they will crucify this man.24. And there beside the city's gate they found Barabbas's cross; and then the frenzied mob cried out, Let him be crucified.25. Caiaphas and the other ruling Jews came forth and gave consent.26. And then they lifted Jesus from the ground, and at the point of swords they drove him on.27. A man named Simon, a friend of Jesus, was a-near the scene and since the bruised and wounded Jesus could not bear his cross, they laid it on the shoulders of this man and made him bear it on to Calvary.
Pilate puts an inscription above the cross.
When Jesus saw them weeping and lamenting thus he said,3. Weep not for me, for though I go away, go through the gateway of the cross, yet on the next day of the sun, lift up your hearts, for I will meet you at the sepulchre.4. The great procession came to Calvary.
The Roman soldiers had already bound the two state prisoners to the cross.5. (They were not nailed, but simply bound.)6. Four soldiers of the Roman guard that Herod brought from Galilee were called to execute the orders of the court.7. These were the men who had been set apart to torture Jesus and secure from him confession of his guilt.8. These were the men who scourged him, put a crown of thorns upon his head, a broken reed into his hands, and wrapped him in a royal robe, and bowed in mockery, before him as a king.9. These soldiers took the Lord and stripped him, laid him on the cross and would have bound him there with cords; but this would not suffice.10. The cruel Jews were near with hammer and with nails; they cried, Not cords, but nails; drive fast the nails and hold him to the cross.11. And then the soldiers took the nails and drove them through his feet and hands.12. They offered him a sedative to drink, a draught of vinegar and myrrh; but he refused to drink the draught.13. The soldiers had prepared a place in which to plant Barabbas' cross between the other criminals; and here they raised the cross of Jesus, who was called the Christ;14. And then the soldiers and the mob sat down to watch him die.15. And Jesus said, My Father-God, forgive these men; they know not what they do.16. Now, Pilate had prepared a tablet to be placed upon the cross on which was written in the tongues of Hebrew, Latin and Greek these words of truth: JESUS THE CHRIST, KING OF THE JEWS.17. And this was placed upon the cross.
The priests were angered when they read these words upon the tablet of the cross.18. And then they prayed that Pilate would not say, He is the Christ, king of the Jews; but say, He claims to be the Christ, king of the Jews.19. But Pilate said, What I have written, I have written; let it stand.20. The Jewish multitudes who saw the Lord upon the cross were wild with joy; they said, All hail, fake king!21. You who would tear the temple down and in three days would build it up again, why don't you save yourself?22. If you are Christ, the son of God, come from the cross; then all men will believe.23. The priests and scribes and Pharisees looked on the scene and scoffed; they said, He rescued others from the grave; why doesn't he save himself?24. The Jewish soldiers and the Roman guards who came from Galilee were loud in mocking and deriding him.25. One of the other men upon the cross joined in the mockery; he said, If you are Christ, you have the power; just speak the Word, and save yourself and me.26. The other man upon the cross rebuked the man; he said, You wretch!
have you no fear of God?27. This man is innocent of any crime while you and I are guilty and are paying up the debts we owe.28. And then he said to Jesus, Lord, I know thy kingdom comes, the kingdom that the world can never comprehend;29. And when thou comest on the clouds of heaven, remember me.30. And Jesus said, Behold, for I will meet you in the realm of souls this day.31. Now, standing near unto the cross were many women from Judea and from Galilee.
Among them were the mother of the Lord and Miriam,32. And Mary, mother of the two apostles, James and John, and Mary Magdalene, and Martha, Ruth and Mary, and Salome.33. When Jesus saw his mother and the singer Miriam standing close beside the cross and John a-near, he said to John,34. In your most tender care I leave my mother and my sister Miriam.35. And John replied, While they shall live my home shall be the home of your thrice blessed mother and your sister Miriam.36. According to a custom of the Jews, to those who were the executioners of law and took the lives of criminals, belonged the garments of the criminals.37. So when the Lord was crucified, the Roman guards divided up among themselves the garments of the Lord.38. But when they found his coat it was a seamless coat and highly prized.39. For it the guards cast lots, and thus determined who should have the prize.40. And thus the scripture was fulfilled, which said, And they divided all my robes among themselves, and for my vesture they cast lots.
Joseph and Nicodemus, by consent of Pilate, take the body of Jesus from the cross and lay it in Joseph's tomb.
A Roman soldier dipped a sponge in vinegar and myrrh, and placed it to his lips.7. Now, at the ninth hour of the day the earth began to quake, and in the darkness of that sunless day, a flood of golden light appeared above the cross;8. And from the light a voice was heard which said, Lo, it is done.9. And Jesus said, My Father-God, into thy hands I give my soul.10. A Roman soldier in compassion said, This agony is all too great; relief shall come.
And with a spear he pierced his heart and it was done; the son of man was dead.11. And then the earth was shocked again; the city of Jerusalem rocked to and fro; the hills were rent and tombs were opened up;12. And people thought they saw the dead arise and walk the streets.13. The temple quivered and the veil between the sanctuary and the Holy Place was rent in twain, and consternation reigned through all the place.14. The Roman guard who watched the body on the cross exclaimed, This surely was the son of God who died.15. And then the people hurried down from Calvary.
The priests, the Pharisees and scribes were filled with fear.16. They sought the cover of their synagogues and homes and said, Behold, the wrath of God!17. The great day of the Jewish pasch was near, and Jews could not by law permit a criminal to hang upon the cross upon the Sabbath day.18. And so they prayed that Pilate would remove the bodies of the men that had been crucified.19. And Pilate sent his guards to Calvary to note if all the men were dead.20. And when the guards were gone, two aged Jews came to the palace door to see the governor, and they were members of the highest council of the Jews;21. Yet they believed that Jesus was a prophet sent from God.22. The one was Rabbi Joseph, the Arimathean counsellor, and he was just and loved the law of God.23. And Nicodemus was the other one who came.24. These men fell down at Pilate's feet and prayed that they might take the body of the Nazarene and lay it in a tomb.25. And Pilate gave consent.26. Now, Joseph had prepared a costly mixture to embalm the body of the Lord, about a hundred pounds of aloes and of myrrh, and this they took and hastened out to Calvary.27. And when the guards returned they said, The Nazarene is dead; the malefactors are alive.28. And Pilate told the guards to go and smite the living men so they would die, and then to give their bodies to the flames; but give the body of the Nazarene to rabbis who would call for it.29. The soldiers did as Pilate said.30. The rabbis came and took away the body of the Lord and when they had prepared it with the spices they had bought,31. They laid it in the new-made tomb that had been made for Joseph in a solid rock.32. And then they rolled a stone up to the sepulchre.33. The priests were fearful lest the friends of Jesus would go forth at night and take away the body of the Nazarene, and then report that he had risen from the dead, as he had said;34. And they requested that the governor would send his soldiers to the tomb to guard the body of the dead.35. But Pilate said, I will not send a Roman guard; but you have Jewish soldiers and may send a hundred men with a centurion to guard the tomb.36. And then they sent a hundred soldiers out to guard the tomb.
and Mary said, My Lord!19. The eyes of Miriam were opened up and she beheld the Lord.20. And Jesus said, Behold, I told you as we walked along the way up to the cross that I would meet you at the sepulchre upon the first day of the week.21. Now, Mary Magdalene was sitting not a great way off, and Jesus went to her and said,22. Why seek the living 'mong the dead?
I conquered death, I stamped upon him and arose;14. Brought immortality to light and painted on the walls of time a rainbow for the sons of men; and what I did all men shall do.15. This gospel of the resurrection of the dead is not confined to Jew and Greek; it is the heritage of every man of every time and clime; and I am here a demonstration of the power of man.16. Then he arose and pressed the hand of every man and of the royal host, and said,17. Behold, I am not myth made of the fleeting winds, for I am flesh and bone and brawn; but I can cross the borderland at will.18. And then they talked together there a long, long time.
When will of man and will of God are one, the resurrection is a fact.42. In this we have the chemistry of mortal life, the ministry of death, the mystery of deific life.43. My human life was wholly given to bring my will to tune with the deific will; when this was done my earth-tasks all were done.44. And you, my brother, know full well the foes I had to meet; you know about my victories in Gethsemane; my trials in the courts of men; my death upon the cross.45. You know that all my life was one great drama for the sons of men; a pattern for the sons of men.
The Holy Breath spoke with his tongue and said,13. And it shall come to pass in latter days, that I will breathe upon the sons of men, and fill them with the blessedness of holiness.14. Your sons and daughters will stand forth and prophesy; your young men will be seers; your old men will dream dreams.15. And I will show wonders in the heavens above, and marvellous signs in earth.16. Sounds will proceed from heaven and voices will be heard that men will fail to comprehend.17. The sun will fail to shine, the moon will wade in blood before the coming of the great day of the Lord.18. And it will come to pass that they who call upon the name of God in faith shall be redeemed.19. This is the day of Christine power; the day that he, the man from Galilee, is glorified.20. He came as a babe in Bethlehem and from his day of birth the kings of earth went forth intent to take his life.21. God held him in the hollow of his hand.22. Men called him Jesus, and they called him well, for he was sent to seek and save the lost.23. And Jesus grew to manhood and was subject unto all trials and temptations of the sons of men, that he might know the loads that men must bear, and know the way to succour them.24. In distant lands he lived and by the sacred Word he healed the sick, threw prison doors ajar, and set the prisoners free, and everywhere he was proclaimed, Immanuel.25. But wicked men despised him and rejected him, and by bribed men they proved him guilty of a score of crimes;26. And in the presence of a multitude of men who hear me now, they nailed him to a cross;27. They sealed him with the seal of death; but death was all too weak to hold him in the tomb and when immortal master said, Adon mashich cumi, he burst the bands of death, and rose again to life.28. He showed himself alive, not only to the rulers in Jerusalem, but to the many in the distant parts of earth;29. And then, before the wondering eyes of many who now hear me speak, attended by a retinue of courtiers of the angel world, he ascended to the throne of God.30. And being now exalted high, and having breathed to full the Holy Breath, he breathes again on us, and thus sheds forth what you now see and hear.31. You men of Israel, Know that God has made this man from Galilee would you abused and crucified, both Lord and Christ.32. And then the people said, What shall we do?33. And Peter said, This Christine Lord has sent us forth to open up the gates of dawn.
There are two or three different reasons given as to why the old ones had to leave their earth and cross the void.
Cross) conclude it was lifted from Northwest-Semitic storm-god lore.
Arise ye men of the good law, and cross the land while (yet) dry.''The Lords of the storm are approaching.
However, cross correlation of radiocarbon dating and counting of rings on thousands of ancient trees preserved mainly in Irish bogs and German rivers permits the conversion of carbon dates to an absolute chronology.
They devised a raft to cross across the sea, and to survive, they relied on catching extinct species of fish that none of them had ever seen before, aside from in school books and encyclopedias.
If you want to get an idea of the range of stories that surrounded what happened to Jesus before, during and after the cross, you have to go to the forbidden books to realize there were a number of ideas about that.
But as we must go into the water, and the stream is strong, I will first attempt to cross by myself, and if I arrive at the bank, you shall follow.
They cross-tested that with the Talpiot Tomb cave to see if it matches, because bacteria always match in the same area; if you move too far, the bacteria DNA is different.
They cross-referenced it, and sure enough, perfect match.
I want to be worthy of that persecution, bear that cross with humility, not return hate for hate, but overcome evil with good.
Deny myself, take up my cross.
Constantine sees the sign of the cross in the sky during a military battle, hears a voice—purportedly God's: "By this sign, conquer." He made the cross the painted symbol on Roman shields, the military banner.
They believed wielding the cross gave favor over enemies.
Inside that figure sits a bright cross-shaped pattern called the Northern Cross.
I put that sky cross next to Atlantean four-armed-cross symbolism.
The bright cross inside Cygnus is an asterism.
The Northern Cross belongs to Cygnus.
It also sits at the foot of the Northern Cross.
It sits at the center of the Northern Cross.
The cross arms also take in Delta Cygni (Fawaris) and Epsilon Cygni (Gienah).
On this site the Northern Cross belongs next to sacred cross symbolism.
Does the holy cross find its origin in the home planet of the Anunnaki?
I still keep the question open next to the sky cross.
The Northern Cross is a real asterism.
The Atlantean four-armed cross is a sacred symbol trail on this site.
Close pages: The Sacred Symbol of Atlantis: The Four-Armed Cross and Aessir / Anunnaki.
The Northern Cross belongs next to the Atlantean four-armed cross on The Sacred Symbol of Atlantis: The Four-Armed Cross.
Its bright cross-shaped asterism is the Northern Cross.
Main stars include Deneb (tail), Albireo (head), and Sadr (breast / center of the cross).
The Northern Cross is an asterism inside Cygnus.
The cross is formed mainly by Deneb, Sadr, Albireo, Delta Cygni (Fawaris), and Epsilon Cygni (Gienah).
The Sacred Symbol of Atlantis: The Four-Armed Cross: strongest neighbor for the holy cross / Northern Cross question.
These similarities suggest cross-cultural links, as some names (e.g., Rama) appear in adapted Sumerian lists.
But the zealous souls that lived under the Cross, working God’s wonders in obedience, walk in God’s power after death.
A faithful shepherd, however, stands under the Cross, walking in obedience to God.