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There are countless mis-spellings in this book. There was a dark age about B. Thor had ruled in the island of Gotland. A Finnish legend states that part of the population of that island moved to Finland..

Helsinki is the Finnish capital and is likely named after the Els. The Greeks were no. Our land will stand desolate. Tombs and the dead will be its only witnesses. O'Egyptt Naught but fables will tell of thy faith, and no posterity will be. Li eve them. Nothing Will remain but the word hewn in' stone, ,to tell of the ancient gods.

The beggars and the poverty stricken Negroes of the South of today carry sacks for luggage. Cities were "sacked "in prehistoric days," the half-starved robbers p l. Daily sacrifiDe was made on the high hill, either of free wilL or of coercion. In the middle ages the chur-ch collected a tenth and the landlords, the descendants of the original Els, took more for the rental of the land the title of which was lost in antiqQity.

Paralleling the word "sacrell the sack of the harrY,is the word "sacellum," literally the sack of the Els. The sacellwn was a small temple, roofless, and not unadaptable as a repository for a small sacrifice. In historical times the temples hoQse of the Els were filled with pr ec Lous roo jec t. ThQS thirty thousand gods from thirty thousand hills, disgorged the people of their first fruits and, sent the cream of that down the" rivers to 'the islands.

Sacrilege is literally translated as the gathering of the sacks of the harries. Anyone who woulcl steal a sacrifice wa s guilty of a very great crime. It was only in,later times that'the word sacred took on its holy meaning. Once the gods were gone, even 'the temples remained filled, so much and so firm had the idea of sacrilege been implanted in the common mind.

For years the temples at Athens remained filled with preoious gold and silver vessels and no one desecrated them.. It was only in lat. E The nobility of the Greeks all traced their lineage to the gods. The people on the other hand might better be described by a quotation from Prometheus Bound: "No craft they knew, with woven brick and jointed beam to pile the sunward porch; but in the dark earth burrowed and housed like sunless ants in sunless caves.

Where the living had been the best the worst came. It is. It was indeed a great blessing that the Sophist ever came at all. It was quite possible tor a man to bring a gift to the high hill for a sacrifice and never know its final destination. Secrecy of face was matched by secrecy of writing. One secret writing of the ancient gods. The alphabei- was not uiJ. The secret of fire was watched by special servants.. Not unlikely gunpowder wa:f i atso a secret not desecrated until the time of Roger Bacon.

We have spoken of th. It may have been, purely. Cadmus a Phoenician god, settled at Thebes in Greece and brought writing with him. The writing of the Pharaohs. The Egyptians brewed beer centuries before. Chr-Ls t , Brewing in Ireland and in Germany, belonged to the Lue d a and to the, Les ; and was held in s ecrecy till late in the middl e ages.

In fac:t, one prominent American Brewery imported its first brewer from a clan of Les a scion of an ancient family on the banks of the Danube who ,had held the recipe to brew beer for ages, and his name was Steinle. The w'ealth of legend;. Ls Larid s of; the blest can only be unravelled! All this site has been excavated and described in detail by Sir Arthur Evans. Boys and gixls were. Jehovah wae a piker compared rtoMinos at Crete.

Such were the Bles. Such is the way the Bronze Ago conquered the Stone Age. Added to the skill in preparing more scientific weapons was the Michavellian llilderstanding of the superstitions of the people and the inclination to take advantage of them. No matter the clan, no matter the religion, the god could superimpose himself and use their beliefs to his advantage. The god who came from "The Land of the Lead" the unknown land of happiness, or from "Avalon" the isle of Fairyland, dWelt on the high hill till rich enough to go bac k home.

Thus Archeologists find the picture of the ship engraved on rocks, an emblem of the passage to paradise. Many such carvings have been found in northern Europe. Even the great Pharaoh Menes wrote of his visit to his homeland to the West. Passage to the afterworld at death is described in the Book of the Dead as a passage by ship and WAS symbolized by crossing the Nile. Paradise was always an island in Myth; Even in India the White Islands were the Islands of Paradise, where ambrosia persisted and where the supreme god ruled.

In Egypt the home of Osiris was to the west. The Home of Atlas was on an Island. Tarshish, Crete, and Tyre were later abodes of the Els. It took its name from Bel, the number two god of the Els.

The peal of the bell at the stroke of the hammer of Thor imitated the peal of thunder from the sky; as the flash of the bronze sword and shield resembled the shining bri.

The bell took on a symbolism. E priest wore a small bell as a token Bells and' pomegranates were woven into the hem of the robe of. These towers 'are so old their c:;"-igin is lost in antiquity. The Round towers were the Towers of the gods, the Campanille or Bell towers.

Tin, an ingredient of Bronze was. Horses and chariots 'were brought in and the rule extended to 'the plains. All Europe today abounds in evidence to this effect.. L , then neither known nor imagined,--presents a something preternatural:or divine.

By this important method of chicanery the Oracle ruled. Heraoleitus states, "By her maddened mouth she reaches a thousand years with her voice by the 'power of god.!! Eistorians rough estimate 'l.

Dodona, or Ammon. When Alexander pr-opos cd to relocate S. Reracles, Cadmus, and Alcanaeon received orders from the oracle to lead forth colonies.

Even Plato said, "No'sensible man'would try to disturb the directions delivered from Delphi, Dodona, or Arnm. The sanction of the oracle served as a warranty deed to the land of colonization; even the aboriginees accepted the word of the virgin sibyll and let the colonists"move in peacefu;Lly.

Abbott states that the priests of Delphi claimed to possess the whole world 'beyond Bellas. There were about oracles in Greece but only a few were prominent. The Oracle at Dodona laid claim'to be the oldest, Herein lies the secret of the gods. Dodona, the oracle of Zeus, was a product of Crete.

Before the time of the. Trojan war Zeus sailed from Crete and founded the Dodonan Oracle. Zeushimself was never seen.. His voice was the voice of the frenzied ,sibyll.

According to Plutarch the Sibyll was selected from the simple daughters of the poor farmers. She wa s beautiful but uneducated, a virgin, and young. She lived in the Temple. She gave her answers in verse. If specific attention was desired the petitioner might sleep in the Temple overnight and then he would receive instruction--presumably in a dream.

And trius did Samuel converse wi th God in the temple of the high priest Eli. For example, when the pythian Apollo was asked at Delphi, "How best might one worship the gods? Colonizing directions were sent forth from here. Thus were the pelasgiof-Greece divided and part of them led forth to Italy by the Oracle..

That there was in progress a great colonizingmovemerit by the gods is evidenced by the nanes of the countries of Europe. Somewhere else in this book we have shown the Eri place names of these same c ount. That, the oracle was organized is also evidenced by the fact that' there were several times when they were simultaneously silenced. Like the Amphictryonic League there was a priestly board of Decemvirs half plebian and half patricina, first appointed in B.

Spurious Sybilline books appeared later, some composed by the Jews of Alexandria. Christian Sibylla also came in vogue. The last Oracle spoke about the time of Constantine and after that the voice ceased. A thousand years before they had been numerous, even the voice of Beelzebub the Devil was heard 'at Ekron in Canaan from whence Jehovah had unsuccessfully advised the Israe- li tes to keep away.

No great design -wa. Barbarian kings who. Thousands of people consulted the Oracle at Delphi, possibly the most famous Oracle in Greece. To add to the prestige'of the Oracle, the advice and the answers given were generally correct; the predictions of the future were generally true.

And such a c ond i tion requires more t. Oracle literally means the word or the mouth of the El.. It comes in with primitive Greece from prehistoric times. The first two Oracles of Greece were said to have been stalen from::Egypt. The witch of Medieval, Times is a related phenomenon sr. There were special places. Lt for the Oracle in Solomon1 s Temple. It was the word of Gode, It consisted of directions for the ways of living.

It gave advi6e to Kings. Caesar Augustus consulted the Oracle or the Silyl at Rome. That'the Oracle was organized, that it represented a subtle rulership, mayjie inferred from. The great Olympain Games that were held every four years, and that in a way co-ordinated Greece and served as a check to the constant warfare of the Greeks was sta,rted by ,the Dorian Oracle at Delphi. If --Xenophon, in Hellenics.

The Oracle was instrumental in getting a tribe of the Pelasgi to migrate from Greece and to settle in Italy.. Such similar movemen ts of 'people guided. When the Territ,ory of Cirrat. Dir8Cctly the Athenians conqu:ered this island and dedica- ted all of its wealth to the Oracle. The Oracle at Delphi was the consultant of Lycu.

Pythagoras, the famous philosopher and mathematicia,n, and the founder of a great secret society, visi t. It was sanctified and sacred. It was not necessary for it to be fortified. The Eleans managed tho Olympian games during 'which the en tire 'peninsula underwent a holiday, a sort of universal truce. Weapons were laid aside, even as in ancient Germany,and a period of universal peace reigned. The Eleusinian Mysteries were related to t.

They were r-enoun er; for theirpuri ty and decorum. They had a good'ef'feot OIl.. Greek law protected. Criminals upon proper opprobation. They could be restored to their former places in society. It was not unlike tho res t. Lcn of the backslider in the present day Chricstian religion. To protect the Temples, the Oracles, and tile gods, the Greeks established the Ampnictyonic league Named from Amphictyon, the father of Hercules..

This league consisted of two members selected from each Greek state. This league was longli ved and strong. It once declared-war against the state of Orissa for some offense' against the gods, captured the state and dedicated life in Greece, and on dmln in time till the period of the Roman Emperor Constantine whence it was supplanted by the papal activities of Rome..

Thus was the Oracle of the Temple protected and in turn the Oracle made peace between states and between princes. It gave advice in time of war. It framed laws. It settled states.

The wealth deposited in the temples was enormous. It may be stated in general that the Oracle was a fundamental Greek institution. The El in oracle is related fixedly to the Greeks in the word Hellenes, the name of the-Athenians. Extensive reading in Greek history will convinoe one of the relation of the Greeks to the Great Race of Els, who lived partly in Crete and in Memphis.

Cecrops, the earliest teacher of the Pelasgi the earliest Greeks was presumed to have come from Egypt. Hostages were taken from Greece to Orete. Many fables placed Crete as the home of the gods.

Like Cyprus it received its wealth and lay unfortified. Rhodes ereoted a great statue to the god Helios, a primitive Greek god of light which is the meaning of the word Helips.

But the Egyptians also worshiped the god Helios and the city or Heliopolis was the reputed starting point of the Children of Israel when th8y departed from Egypt. Inscriptions of the Phoenicians reveal a royal race 'and the relationship Qf,the king or prince of Tyre to the gods will be shovyn more fully in a later chapter.

Naith is the same word as Athene with the "N" placed before instead'of after as in DogLatin; If this is discredited as accidental, consider the word Mazda; the god of light for the Persians, and its correspondent Tamuz, the name of the Phoenician god of light. Amen-Ra was king'of the gods. The word Amen seems to mean verily as it does today, and the word Ra means the king.

Rah, Ray, Rajah, are words for king. The Hurrah is a vernacular variation. The word Amen appears in such words as Tut-ank-amen a great Pharaoh about the time of Moses, and in Amen-hoteph another Pharaoh. Thus wi thoutthe intention of hurting the feelings of any seriously religious Christian we Laurich into some of the records of the Els that appear in the Old Testament. At the head ot the Persian -Gul. Babylon was later planned and built; it did not grow as some other cities did.

Babylon means the gates of the Elohim. It was so named from the many famous gates that pierced its walls. There seemed to be an understanding that the Mediterranean was the sea for one race of IDs and the Red Sea tor the other. When Solomon was at the heighth of his power he decided to build large ships which he launched at the port of Elath.

So, near as Jerusalem was to the Mediterranean, it yet was at the time of Solomon the capital of the Red Sea.

It was not voyages of discovery, it was rather voyages of commerce. It seems the Israelites were destined only to go so far. A greater Hierarchy ruled from somewhere in the nearby southland. Chariots and horses were used in Arabia and: in Egypt. The royal chariot -of King Tut was found in God is represented by Isaiah as comingin a chariot. Habakkuk states "That Thou didst ride upon thy horses and thy chariots of salvation At the locality of Teman an ancient stone inscription has b cen found which depicts a new god as taking power.

The new god stands'before the priest.. The stone was smuggled out of the country and is now in the Museum of Paris.. Later the priests became priest ki. Elula lies just below Teman; Hail is a little east and further in the desert.. That Ila is impor. Today the sultans are generally men selected from a superior race and are not of the local people. The great vacant space in Arabia Rub. Satan see,m;3, to be a high priest of the serpen t cult, a form 'of worship tha t was: dying out before the onslaughts of the sun:fult.

Job was the follower of the El and no serpent cult could dissuade him. The two cults were at friendly parlanoe.

Such rich shieks as Abraham and Job presented valuable giftstDo":the gods and they were a souroe of 1i ving for the heads of the theocracy. In the Yemen in south Arabia rich and precious gifts were brought as th8. Sometimes entire families presentodthemselves before the temple as a gift. That was not unlike the Levi tes Followers of the Els who were to present themselves to the Tabernacle as the servants and luggage bearers of the Tabernacle.

Later they became the servants of the Temple of Jerusalem. Early Yemen inscriptions are now being deciphered. The" language resembles thB Gothic but its characteristics are of a derived language resembling the Phoenician. In several places we have found the Cna. Ld ean s of Babylon called Kasdeals.. This related them to the people of Circassia and ofCaucassia..

Indeed the word is of importance secondary only to that of the El.. The Hittites were Kassites. Cassiopes means fort of the Cassites.. It is the same word as found in Kassi terides of which we have spoken previously. Cassi will relate the city builders from Ireland to India just the same as the word El. In con. In I Kings there is described the wheel cart which carries the sacrifice.

In I Samuel 2: 21! And was not the Temple a great organization that was living off the sacrifices of the people? Should the sacrifices cease there woUld be great commotion among the Temple parasites. That other nations beside Israel were led forth by some agency of the Els is indicated by the passages in Amos: "Havenot I brought up Israel out of the land of Egypt?

All the information that may be gathered about the Canaanites indicates a form of Theocratic control just like that of Israel except that the god was Bel. Going farther into the. Jacob is t. When Moses led the Children of Israel forth he did not go by the short route of Canaan, but he took them by the back do r, the Arabian desert.

On the route he said, "Distress not the Children of Ammon" Such references show a recognition of the ri'ghts of the other S0- :;" tlers and the other gods. The usefulness of the other gods came in the discipling of the Israeli t es , For unfaithfulness the Israeli tes were sold to Cushan in Mesopotamia for eight years; to Eglom, king of Moab-for eighteen years; to Jabin, king of canaan, to the Phillistines, to the children of Ammon, and to Sisera.

Again Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, took Israel to Media "because they did not obey the Lord" and Nebuchadnezzar took'them to Babylon for seventy years. That Assyria and Babylon were kingdoms under the influence of the El theocracy one needs only to inspect the stone carved statues that survive today. The god administers ablutions to a sacred tree.

Nebuchadnezzer was under the.. It was not difficult for the priesthood or the oracle at Babylon to advise Nebuchadnezzar to war upon Jerusalem. It was not hard to get help when needed to cha stiLs e a recalcitrant people. The same priesthood and or ac l e ' was in. We quote at length, for the passages give a vivid description of the weal th and, splendor that the rich enjoyed once they were ensconced.

They hanged their shields and helmets in thee; they set forth thy comeliness. They hanged their shields upon thy walls round about; they have made, thy.

Then in turn are' enumerated the various merchants and their wares. If " 13 Thou hast been in Eden, the garden of God; every precious stone was thy covering. II Such were the consequences for the :king desiring to be a gori , A king who had found out all the secrets of the gods was a danger c Such a king was Solomon.

Nebuchadnezzaralso filled his temple with gold from the temple at Jerusalem. Thus it was that the Theocratis priesthood adjusted the balance of power. A king could only become' so great. If he attempted to go farther he was check-mated.

Win, lose, or draw, the Temple always won. Only the initiated could be a god: such as Enoch whose name means initiated who walked with God and God took him. That is, he went with the gods and lost direct contact with the people..

It mattered not that the Prince of Tyre worshiped Bel, it mattered no tit. Lac ken t d-c-Nan t s forgiveness give--and take. Was he the tool of the El Theooracy? Briefly the oventsthat touch upon this question may be rehearsed. Starting to war'he crossed into AsisMinor. At Gordium he cut the Gordian knot, conc erning which it had been said by the Oracle that whosoever untied the knot would be lord of all Asia.

Defeating Darius he proceeded to Syria and Phoenicia. He captured rryre and presented himself before Jerusalem. Jerusalem, however, opened its gates to him for the high priest had been instructed ,by god, the Oracle in a dream not to resist. He is reputed to, have stated that a high priest resembled the person he had seen ina dream back home in Macedonia, and that the person garbed like the high priest had told rurn about his destiny to-conquer Asi a.

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