Jupiter

Role Sumerian Babylonian Egyptian Greek Roman Hinduism
Heavenly FatherAnuAmen-RaCronosSaturnBrahma
Heavenly MotherAntuMutHeraJunoSaraswati
Earth LordEnlilSetZeusJupiterIndra
Earth MotherNinhursagIshtarIsisAthenaMinervaParvati
Earth Brother/BuilderEnkiOannesPtahApolloVulcanVishwakarma
Warrior RivalMardukHorusAresMarsKartikeya
Underworld LordNergalAnubisHadesPlutoYama
Provider of LoveInannaHathorAphroditeVenusRati
Facilitator of the GodsNinurtaThothHermesMercuryBudha

After one year and five months of balloting, plus seven more weeks of deadlock, the votes divide almost equally among five gods: Jove (Jupiter), Kriste (Christ), Mars, Crite, and Siva.

Copper resonates with Venus and tin with Jupiter.

These bodies were the remains of Maldek, a planet that once was among the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. It is well known to astronomers the asteroid belt that is there, the latest calculations estimate about 10,000 millions of fragments of rock.

(He spoke slowly as though thinking.) To the inside is Mercury and Venus or Mathusias (phonetic) and Terra and Mars and Jupiter and Saturn… Let's see, after Saturn comes Urana and Neptune and Pluto.

It is a large asteroid in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

NASA's Juno mission is a spacecraft orbiting Jupiter (named after the Roman goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter), not a planet.

After Marduk creates the cosmos, he organises time: “He founded the station of Nēberu [= Jupiter] to determine their bounds [= the year]; That none might err or go astray, He set the station of Enlil and Ea with it.

You could fly into space, say to Jupiter, but if you never find the portal that allows you to enter the planet's time frame of existence, you could land on a place that looks desolate and without life.

Rabolú describes Hercolubus as a planet five to six times larger than Jupiter, orbiting within our solar system but approaching Earth silently.

Contented with food that grew without cultivation, they collected mountain strawberries and the fruit of the strawberry tree, wild cherries, blackberries clinging to the tough brambles, and acorns fallen from Jupiter’s spreading oak-tree.

When Saturn was banished to gloomy Tartarus, and Jupiter ruled the world, then came the people of the age of silver that is inferior to gold, more valuable than yellow bronze.

Jupiter shortened spring’s first duration and made the year consist of four seasons, winter, summer, changeable autumn, and brief spring.

Jupiter (Roman equivalent of Zeus) overthrew and banished Saturn to Tartarus, ending the Golden Age and assuming rule.

The Silver Age then began under Jupiter's reign, marked by the introduction of seasons, agriculture, and initial decline from the ideal state.

Jupiter did not appoint another god; he directly presided over this and subsequent ages.

During the Iron Age, Jupiter, outraged by human depravity (exemplified by King Lycaon's actions), convened the gods and ended that age by sending a great flood to destroy most of humanity, sparing only Deucalion and Pyrrha.

Silver Age – began when Jupiter (Zeus) became king; seasons introduced; work and agriculture required.

Jupiter/Zeus = Silver Age (the transition from carefree life to structured, laborious life).

Assigning Jupiter/Zeus specifically to the Silver Age aligns with Ovid's narrative, as his rule begins the decline from the Golden ideal, introducing structure and toil.

Jupiter ends eternal spring and divides the year into four seasons (winter, summer, autumn, and brief spring).

In Ovid's Metamorphoses (Book 1), the Iron Age ends through Jupiter's intervention, driven by human wickedness.

The Iron Age description (lines 127–150) highlights the corruption that prompts Jupiter's action:

The transition to the end (lines 163–176) shows Jupiter's decision:

Jupiter then tests humanity through Lycaon (lines 177–243), confirming their depravity, and resolves to flood the earth (lines 244–261):

Silver Age – began when Jupiter (Zeus) became king; seasons introduced; work and agriculture required.

Ended by Jupiter's intervention with a flood, sparing Deucalion and Pyrrha to repopulate the earth

Began when Jupiter (Zeus) became king;

Jupiter shortened spring’s first duration

Ended by Jupiter's intervention with a flood, sparing Deucalion and Pyrrha

Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology), spared by his mother Rhea, rallied his siblings, Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Poseidon, and overthrew Cronus, imprisoning the Titans in Tartarus.

Jupiter shortened spring’s first duration

Ended by Jupiter's (Zeus) intervention with a flood, sparing Deucalion and Pyrrha

Ovid’s Description: Jupiter overthrows Saturn, introduces seasons, and requires labor (Metamorphoses 1.113–124).

Verse: "When Saturn was banished to gloomy Tartarus, and Jupiter ruled the world, then came the people of the age of silver."

Ovid’s Description: Dominated by greed, crime, and impiety, ended by Jupiter’s flood, sparing Deucalion and Pyrrha (Metamorphoses 1.128–312).

Zeus’s decision to destroy Atlantis mirrors Jupiter’s flood in Ovid, both targeting human wickedness.

In Critias 121a–c, Zeus convenes the gods to punish Atlantis, similar to Jupiter’s council in Metamorphoses 1.163–176: "To prevent the world being given over to the monsters, all the gods of heaven nodded their assent to the destruction of the mortal race."

This ties Atlantis to the Olympian gods, as Poseidon’s involvement parallels Jupiter’s governance in Ovid’s Silver and later ages.

Connection: In Metamorphoses 1.275–292, Neptune (Poseidon) aids Jupiter’s flood, suggesting his role in both creating and destroying maritime civilizations like Atlantis, linking him to the Iron Age’s end.

Zeus’s punishment of Atlantis (Critias 121a–c) aligns with Jupiter’s flood to end the Iron Age (Metamorphoses 1.244–312), possibly as a localized event within a global deluge.

Aligns with Jupiter’s council in Metamorphoses 1.163–176.

Zeus (Jupiter) connects both narratives as the divine judge, while Poseidon and Themis link Atlantis and the repopulation to the Olympian framework.

Jupiter shortened spring’s first duration

Ended by Jupiter's (Zeus) intervention with a flood, sparing Deucalion and Pyrrha

He is portrayed as impious and savage, testing divine omniscience by attempting to deceive and harm Jupiter (Zeus) during a visit.

His actions, involving human sacrifice and cannibalism, exemplify the moral corruption of the Iron Age, prompting Jupiter to destroy humanity with a flood.

Its precise trajectory near Mars, Venus, and Jupiter raises questions about possible technological origins.

They were living beings from the suns and living beings from gas planets like Jupiter, Saturn.

This being, who claimed to come from Ganymede (Morlen) one of the major moons of Jupiter, more than 600 million miles from Earth, announced the launching of an alien contact on Earth.

These bodies were the remains of Maldek, a planet that once was among the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

These individuals were able to perceive higher spiritual beings associated with celestial bodies such as Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, and especially the Sun.

Jupiter Oracle

Each planet has its influence — Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, etc.

Continental destruction was attributed to cosmic events, including the influence of Ercolubus, a massive planet said to be many times larger than Jupiter.

Celestial associations are also present; Xangô is linked to the planet Jupiter, and Iemanjá to the moon.

It was said Aeneas was the son of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, and with his death, at his mother’s request, he was deified as the god Jupiter Indiges.

“Apart from various cultic beliefs, the Romans had worshipped theEmperors in their capacity as gods descended from others like Neptune and Jupiter,” explained author Laurence Gardner.

The asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter was once a planet named Maldek, which became uninhabitable, leading to migrations to Mars and eventually Earth.

Humboldt considered the Pyramid of Cholula of the same type as the Temple of Jupiter at Belus.

He is called "Dyaus-pitar," or God the Father, as among the Greeks we have Zeus-pater," which became among the Romans "Jupiter."

It was composed of seven stages, equal in height, and each one smaller in area than the one beneath it; each stage was covered with stucco of different colors, "a different color representing each of the heavenly bodies, the least important being at the base: white (Venus); black (Saturn); purple (Jupiter); blue (Mercury); vermillion (Mars); silver (the Moon); and gold (the Sun)." (Lenormant's "Ancient History of the East," vol.

A larger body in the expected position of Jupiter.

Interestingly, the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is not depicted on the tablet.

JUPITER (Pharaoh)

SATURN (daughter of JUPITER)

JUPITER

In Eocla, the Gods Jupiter and Ira inspired the king Hoethus to slaughter three thousand seven hundred Kriste'yan soldiers.

In Utica, the God Jupiter, with seven thousand angels caused three hundred of thy soldiers to be burned in a lime kiln.

And the first ballot gave prominence to the following Gods: Jove, Jupiter, Salenus, Baal, Thor, Gade, Apollo, Juno, Aries, Taurus, Minerva, Rhets, Mithra, Theo, Fragapatti, Atys, Durga, Indra, Neptune, Vulcan, Kriste, Agni, Croesus, Pelides, Huit, Hermes, Thulis, Thammus, Eguptus, Iao, Aph, Saturn, Gitchens, Minos, Maximo, Hecla and Phernes.

JUPITER (alias Aises, a leader): Hark!

It was through this Spirit Congress that Mithra, the Savior of the Haptans of that day, promulgated the doctrine that Ahura'Mazda was not Creator, but merely the star (Iaza) Jupiter and that he, Mithra, was the Chief and Highest of all personages, either on earth or in heaven.

The earth's vortex is a sub-vortex, existing within the sun's vortex: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and so on, are corporeal worlds, and each and all of them within sub-vortices, and the combination of all these vortices within the sun's vortex are known by the names great serpent, or solar phalanx.

The same philosophy hold in regard to the sun, and to Jupiter and Saturn and Mars, and all other planets, making allowance for their different densities and velocities.

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For example, Judah became associated with Zeus/Jupiter in Greek and Roman traditions.