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As Above So Below reads an old argument that makes Nimrod, Saturn, and Osiris one figure, then ties him to masonry. From Genesis, Nimrod is Noah’s descendant through Cush, a mighty hunter whose realm included Babel. Kronos, taken as Saturn, is Babylon’s first king, worshipped eastward as Bel and Bal, and Nimrod is called king of the tower-building Cyclopes. The zodiac archer is set beside a crowned horseman in Revelation. Alexander Hislop supplies the harder claim. Horned Kronos is Nimrod the hunter and the first centaur, and Nimrod is named the earliest masonic grand master, a god of fortifications. Osiris joins that identity. On the Cross of Kells, two centaurs are read as the horned god, linked with Osiris, and as the archer. At Cormac’s temple a local story makes the centaur the master builder. A lion undid by night what the day had raised, until an arrow stopped him. The channel treats the legend as a memory of Nimrod and the Cyclopes as builders.
Key points
- Nimrod is introduced from Genesis as a hunter and founder whose realm included Babel.
- Kronos, or Saturn, is merged with Bel, Bal, and the king of the Cyclopes.
- A zodiac archer is set beside the crowned rider of Revelation.
- Hislop is cited for calling Nimrod both the first centaur and the first masonic grand master.
- Osiris is placed in that same chain of names.
- Irish carvings and a temple legend are offered as pictures of the builder who defeated a night lion.
Short quotes
kronos is applied to saturn as the father of the gods
As Above So Below, Nimrod Saturn and the master mason
The reading treats the classical Kronos as Saturn, head of the gods, before equating him with Nimrod. Watch at 1:24
it represented the master mason who built the temple
As Above So Below, Nimrod Saturn and the master mason
A local story about a carved centaur is taken as a picture of Cormac’s master builder. Watch at 3:39
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