Ewing collaborated with exceptional talents, including Bruce Heezen, cartographer Marie Tharp, and sedimentologist David Ericson.
And it has been prophesied that in 2032 an 8-pointed star will appear above the pyramids of Giza, just as it did in the history of the many ancient wisdom cultures that are recorded within your indigenous peoples — such as the 8 paths of Buddha, the 8 immortals within the ancient Chinese tradition, the 8-pointed star of Islam, the seal of Solomon that became the 8-pointed star of David, and in Christianity, known as the Star of Bethlehem, which Mother Mary now carries as her peaked emblem.
Much later: King David, from the Tribe of Judah (one of Jacob’s sons).
Even later: Jesus — called “Son of David” and “Son of Abraham” in the New Testament genealogies (Matthew 1 and Luke 3).
In short: Abraham & Sarah → Isaac → Jacob/Israel → 12 Tribes → David (from Judah) → Jesus
It was of this seed of Solomon that, in time, through David, and thence through my loins, came a mingling.
Judah – fourth son of Jacob and Leah (the royal tribe; King David and Jesus came from this tribe)
Her birth took place about 358 years after the reign of David the King and some 110 years after the Kingdom of Israel had been conquered and carried away into captivity by the Assyrians.
David belongs to the Tribe of Judah — one of Jacob’s 12 sons.
His genealogy (as given in the Bible, e.g., Ruth 4:18–22 and 1 Chronicles 2) traces back through the line of Judah → Perez → Hezron → Ram → Amminadab → Nahshon → Salmon → Boaz → Obed → Jesse → David.
So David is a descendant of one of the original 12 tribes (specifically Judah, the tribe from which the royal line and later the Messiah are prophesied to come — see Genesis 49:10).
David is famous for uniting the 12 tribes under one kingdom (after initially ruling only Judah for about 7½ years, he becomes king over all Israel).
And so it was that I began the next phase of my long life to fulfil the great desire of my heart, which was to bring forth those characters who would support the coming of the High King, born of the lineage of David.
Much later: King David — from the Tribe of Judah (one of Jacob’s sons).
Even later: Jesus — called “Son of David” and “Son of Abraham” in the New Testament genealogies (Matthew 1 and Luke 3).
In short: Abraham & Sarah → Isaac → Jacob/Israel → 12 Tribes → David (from Judah) → Jesus
Her birth took place about 358 years after the reign of David the King and some 110 years after the Kingdom of Israel had been conquered and carried away into captivity by the Assyrians.
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.
During the 19th-century "Scramble for Africa," missionaries like David Livingstone combined exploration with evangelism, dividing regions by denomination to avoid rivalry.
"What is man that thou art mindful of him, or the son of man that thou visiteth him?" This was the earnest question of David, the Hebrew Psalmist, and the 8th Psalm is given wholly to the contemplation of man--the crowning work of manifest creation.
The David of the light.
If man would find his devil he must look within; his name is self.22. If man would find his saviour he must look within; and when the demon self has been dethroned the saviour, Love, will be exulted to the throne of power.23. The David of the light is Purity, who slays the strong Goliath of the dark, and seats the saviour, Love, upon the throne.
The cave of David was a-near in which the Hermit of Engedi lived.4. This hermit was Matheno, priest of Egypt, master from the temple of Sakara.5. When John was seven years of age Matheno took him to the wilderness and in the cave of David they abode.6. Matheno taught, and John was thrilled with what the master said, and day by day Matheno opened up to him the mysteries of life.7. John loved the wilderness; he loved his master and his simple fare.
1. The home of Joseph was on Marmion Way in Nazareth; here Mary taught her son the lessons of Elihu and Salome.2. And Jesus greatly loved the Vedic and the Avesta; but more than all he loved to read the Psalms of David and the pungent words of Solomon.3. The Jewish books of prophecy were his delight; and when he reached his seventh year he needed not the books to read, for he had fixed in memory every word.4. Joachim and his wife, grandparents of child Jesus, made a feast in honour of the child, and all their near of kin were guests.5. And Jesus stood before the guests and said, I had a dream, and in my dream I stood before a sea, upon a sandy beach.6. The waves upon the sea were high; a storm was raging on the deep.7. Some one gave me a wand.
God has commanded us to do these things, and said that in these sacrifices all our sins are blotted out.5. And Jesus said, Will you be kind enough to tell when God proclaimed that sins are blotted out by sacrifice of any kind?6. Did not David say that God requires a sacrifice for sin?
The child was twelve years old.2. And there were Jews and proselytes from many countries in Jerusalem.3. And Jesus sat among the priests and doctors in the temple hall.4. And Jesus opened up a book of prophecy and read:5. Woe, woe to Ariel, the town where David dwelt!
He said,27. For days and months and years I've sought to learn this highest truth that man can learn on earth, and here a child, fresh brought to earth, has told it all in one short breath.28. No wonder David said, O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth!29. Out of the mouths of babes and suckings hast thou ordained strength.30. And then he laid his hand upon the maiden's head, and said, I'm sure the blessings of my Father-God will rest upon you, child, for evermore.
1. It came to pass when John, the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth, had finished all his studies in the Egyptian schools that he returned to Hebron, where he abode for certain days.2. And then he sought the wilderness and made his home in David's cave where many years before, he was instructed by the Egyptian sage.3. Some people called him Hermit of Engedi; and others said, He is the Wild Man of the Hills.4. He clothed himself with skins of beasts; his food was carobs, honey, nuts and fruits.5. When John was thirty years of age he went into Jerusalem, and in the market place he sat in silence seven days.6. The common people and the priests, the scribes and Pharisees came out in multitudes to see the silent hermit of the hills; but none were bold enough to ask him who he was.7. But when his silent fast was done he stood forth in the midst of all and said:8. Behold the king has come; the prophets told of him; the wise men long have looked for him.9. Prepare, O Israel, prepare to meet your king.10. And that was all he said, and then he disappeared, and no one knew where he had gone.11. And there was great unrest through all Jerusalem.
It is no sign that one is son of God because he does a miracle; the devils can do mighty things.8. Did not the black magicians do great things before the Pharaohs?9. My words and deeds in all the walks of life shall be the proof of my messiahship.10. And then the tempter said, If you will go into Jerusalem, and from the temple pinnacle cast down yourself to earth, the people will believe that you are the Messiah sent from God.11. This you can surely do; for did not David say, He gives his angels charge concerning you, and with their will they uphold lest you should fall?12. And Jesus said, I may not tempt the Lord, my God.13. And then the tempter said, Look forth upon the world; behold its honours and its fame!
1. The Jewish paschal feast time came and Jesus left his mother in Capernaum and journeyed to Jerusalem.2. And he abode with one a Sadducee, whose name was Jude.3. And when he reached the temple courts the multitudes were there to see the prophet whom the people thought had come to break the yoke of Rome, restore the kingdom of the Jews, and rule on David's throne.4. And when the people saw him come they said, All hail!
1. Another Sabbath day had come and Jesus and the twelve walked through a field of ripened wheat.2. And they were hungry and they took the heads of wheat and in their hands threshed out the grain and ate.3. Among the men who followed them were Pharisees of strictest sect, and when they saw the twelve thresh out the wheat and eat, they said to Jesus,4. Sir, why do the twelve do that which is not lawful on the Sabbath day?5. And Jesus said, Have you not heard what David did when he and those who followed him had need of food?6. How he went to the house of God and from the table in the Holy Place took of the presence bread and ate, and gave to those who followed him?7. I tell you, men, the needs of man are higher than the law of rites.8. And in our sacred books we read how priests profane the Sabbath day in many ways while they are serving in the Holy Place, and still are free from guilt.9. The Sabbath day was made for man; man was not made to fit the Sabbath day.10. The man is son of God and under the eternal law of right, which is the highest law, he may annul the statute laws.11. The law of sacrifice is but the law of man, and in our law we read that God desires mercy first; and mercy stands above all statute laws.12. The son of man is Lord of every law.
He did not tarry long.32. But as he passed from thence two blind men followed him and cried, Thou son of David, hear!
Thou son of David, hear my prayer!15. But Rachel said, Good woman, trouble not the Lord.
Who do they think I am?23. And Matthew said, Some say that you are David come again; some say that you are Enoch, Solomon, or Seth.24. And Andrew said, I heard a ruler of the synagogue exclaim, This man is Jeremiah, for he speaks like Jeremiah wrote.25. Nathaniel said, The foreign masters who were with us for a time, declared that Jesus is Gautama come again.26. James said, I think that most the Jews believe you are the reappearance of Elijah on the earth.27. And John spoke out and said, When we were in Jerusalem I heard a seer exclaim, This Jesus is none other than Melchizedek, the king of peace, who lived about two thousand years ago, and said that he would come again.28. And Thomas said, The Tetrarch Herod thinks that you are John arisen from the dead;29. But then his conscience troubles him; the spirit of the murdered John looms up before him in his dreams, and haunts him as a spectre of the night.30. And Jesus asked, Who do you think I am?31. And Peter said, You are the Christ, the love of God made manifest to men.32. And Jesus said, Thrice blessed are you, Simon, Jonas' son.
Some said, This man is prophet of the living God.6. And others said, He is Messiah whom our prophets said would come.7. And others said, He cannot be the Christ, for he came down from Galilee; the Christ must come from Bethlehem where David lived.8. Again the priests and Pharisees sent officers to bring him into court to answer for his life; but when the officers returned and brought him not,9. The rulers were enraged and said, Why did you not arrest this man and hale him into court?10. The officers replied, We never heard a man speak like this man speaks.11. In rage the Pharisees stood forth and said, Have you gone mad?
1. The Christines started on their way to Bethany, and as they went, while yet in Jericho, they passed a beggar sitting by the way; and he was blind Bartimaeus.2. And when the beggar heard the multitude pass by he said, What is it that I hear?3. The people said to him, Jesus of Nazareth is passing by.4. And instantly the man cried out, Lord Jesus, son of David, stay!
have mercy on poor blind Bartimaeus!5. The people said to him, Be quiet; hold your peace.6. But blind Bartimaeus called again, Thou son of David, hear!
1. The Christines started on their way to Bethany, and as they went, while yet in Jericho, they passed a beggar sitting by the way; and he was blind Bartimaeus.2. And when the beggar heard the multitude pass by he said, What is it that I hear?3. The people said to him, Jesus of Nazareth is passing by.4. And instantly the man cried out, Lord Jesus, son of David, stay!
have mercy on poor blind Bartimaeus!5. The people said to him, Be quiet; hold your peace.6. But blind Bartimaeus called again, Thou son of David, hear!
The scribe took up a roll and read:31. To the Sanhedrim of the Jews and to Caiaphas the high priest, most honoured men:32. The highest duty man can render is to his nation and his own is to protect them from their foes.33. The people of Jerusalem are conscious that a mighty foe is in their very midst.34. A man named Jesus has come forth and claims to be heir to David's throne.35. As an imposter he is foe, and in the name of every loyal Jew we here submit these charges which we are competent to prove;36. At first, he blasphemes God; he says he is son of God; that he and God are one;37. And he profanes our holy days by healing, and doing other work upon the Sabbath days;38. And he proclaims himself the king, successor of our David and our Solomon;39. And he declares that he will tear our temple down and build it up again in form more glorious in three days;40. And he declares that he will drive the people from Jerusalem, as he drove out the merchants from the temple court; and bring to occupy our sacred hills a tribe of men that know not God;41. And he aver that every doctor, scribe and Pharisee and Sadducee, shall go in exile, and shall never more return;42. And to these charges we do set our hands and seals.
Suddi told me once that he was descended from the house of David, so I asked if he had heard of a story about David that involved a giant.
And it is said that David decided that he would take him on and would slay him, and he did.
David was just from the threshold of manhood.
The speaker connects Saturn to Jewish symbols and practices, such as the Star of David and wedding rings.
Speaker: "The Star of David is a hexagon, a six-pointed star within a circle, known as the star of Saturn.
Jews wear this star, thinking it’s the Star of David, but it’s the star of Saturn."
The Lord has torn the kingdom out of your hands and given it to one of your neighbors—to David.
And actually, I had heard this from theologians in the U.S., specifically I think it was David Griffin, who passed away last year, that the Almighty—the word Almighty—was a big mistake.
Uh, I think that one of the questions—what I'd like to hear more about, and I don't know—again, it's time, and I'm sure it's complex—is the sense of the spirit or—you know, in—in David Bohm's work, Science and the Spirit, for example, there's these—these subtleties.
Uh, because I—I know that I think that kind of ties into because he was a close friend—as I understand—of Albert Einstein—uh—which then would tie into David Bohm and to David Peat.
David Icke claims that humans share Earth with a race of shape-shifting reptilian humanoids called the Archons.
According to David Icke, the moon is a spacecraft and a holographic projection device.
That was for an audience of one, his puppet king, David, as a message to him: you don't think about questioning my orders.
All David had done was count his army, which is a very sensible thing to do if you're going to calculate whether to go to war or not.
Yahweh is all about: "You follow my orders to the letter even if they don't make sense to you." And there comes a moment when his king, King David, is nearing the point where he might question Yahweh's orders.
And as a punishment for thinking for himself, Yahweh slaughters 70,000 of David's troops.
They were Semitic Jews who believed in the Messiah, the Mashiach, who was prophesied in the scriptures to be the son of David—of the lineage of David—a real person like you and I, chosen by God and anointed by God.
They end up charlatans: Joseph Smith, David Koresh, Paul, Constantine.
Drawing from Neville Goddard, David Bayer describes the fourth dimension as the realm of imagination and potential.
David Bayer: “Neville Goddard was one of the great teachers of the power of imagination.
4th Spiritual Awakening David Bayer
The tribe of Judah, from which King David and King Solomon descended, is called the lion tribe.
David flees there for refuge; the Spirit comes upon messengers and Saul himself, causing them to prophesy.
And the Spirit of the LORD shall rest upon him..." This describes a messianic figure (a "branch" or "shoot") emerging from a diminished line (Jesse, father of David), emphasizing purity, wisdom, and restoration of just rule.
14 from Abraham to David
14 from David to the Babylonian exile
Critics, including NASA’s David Morrison, call the plume hypothesis “incredible” without further modeling.
Critical Debate: Scholars like David Chidester dismiss Mutwa as a “fake,” arguing his myths (e.g., iron creatures) lack Zulu precedent, blending global motifs (floods, reptilians) with personal invention.
Controversy: Accusations of fabrication (e.g., Reptilian Agenda with David Icke) and apartheid-era support (e.g., My People) taint his credibility, limiting mainstream uptake.
The Star of David represents the connection between higher and lower dimensions.