By the way, Flavius Josephus also speaks about a fantastic, but poisonous
"root" that is described as a type of ‘laser root’ (Ref. War of the Jews,
Book VII, Chap. VI, Verse 3).

And back to the use of the word "dragon" in The Revelation. Firstly, the
word ‘drakon’ for "dragon" (in Greek) means BOTH "dragon" and it
also means "baby boy". Who is the "baby boy" in this story? The baby
Jesus. So, this was another way of pointing out that the ‘dragon’ was
"Jesus", or rather, the person who was playing "Jesus" in the NT.

Rev. 13:4; "And they did worship the dragon (baby Jesus), who gave
authority to the beast (Arrius Piso, i.e., himself), and they did worship
the beast, saying who is likened to the beast? (hmm… Arrius Piso/Jesus/
Josephus! That who is like the beast)." And, "who is able to make war
with it (the beast/Arrius Piso)?" The Pharisees were able to make war
with it/him.

As the author of The Revelation said, "… the mystery of God should be
finished (end), as he (Arrius Piso) had declared unto his workers, the
prophets (of the New Testament and the Greek Septuagint)." (Ref. Rev.
10:7). Arrius Piso/Flavius Josephus had told those who helped him that
this newly created religion would surely last a very long time, but also
that it would indeed END someday.

Remember these great words by the author of The Revelation; "Here is
wisdom; let he who has understanding…" ("understand" inferred. Ref.
Rev. 13:18).

13. Daily "Bread" (Daily lump of dung)

Matt. 6:11; "Give us this day, our ‘daily bread’." Think of the centuries
that so many have thought this to be a solemn and faithful statement, the
many who put their full trust into this statement and used it before each
and every meal - never knowing the true meaning of what they were
uttering.

Jesus is the "living bread". John 6:35; "And Jesus said unto them, I am
the ‘bread of life’…" And John 6:51; "I am the living bread." He is
"bread" because like the "bread" that he had baked for his enemies (the
Jews at Jerusalem), he too, is full of human excrement.

"Jesus" himself becomes representative of the "bread of life" (that was
really bread baked with human excrement as was explained) that was
given to those poor starving Jews who were at Jerusalem so as to be a
torturous prelude to their eventual slaughter by the Romans.

Since we now know that ‘bread’ is synonymous with ‘the lump’ and the
lump in turn is synonymous with ‘dung’, then we know to read this as it
was truly meant; "Give us this day, our daily lump of dung" (with ‘dung’,
of course in its vulgar form so as to peak their sick enjoyment of this
particular ‘joke’). This was the humor of the authors of the New
Testament. They make solemn (for the masses) things that are in actuality
really sick and filthy ‘inside’ jokes. The ultimate insult to humanity after
having committed the "perfect" or near perfect crime against it.

Note that you may find an allusion to this now famous (or infamous)
"solemn" prayer in the works of Flavius Josephus as being referred to as
"saying grace". (Ref. Whiston, ‘Antiquities of the Jews’, Book XII, Chap.
II, Verse XII; and/or also ‘Antiq. of the Jews’, XVIII, 150, Loeb).

14. The rising of his "Star" (erection of his "penis")

Matt. 2:2; "We observed the rising of his ‘star’." Since we find Jesus as
the new Achilles and we now very aware of the fact that he is supposed
to be known as "the bright morning star," we find that his ‘star’ is indeed
his "spear" - and we also realize that his "spear" (star) is his penis!

Persons up to this very day do not know this though, and will think in the
superficial "common" terms that the authors had hoped that they would
and imagine that "his star" is the star from the nativity story and assume
this ‘star’ to be a real star - the North Star. Remember that these authors
generally had at least two meanings for all that they wrote.

They were of course joking about Jesus (Arrius Piso) having an erection
and of ‘Jesus’ being a phallic symbol as a ‘spear’, etc. Acts 13:34; "He
(Jesus/the penis) is raised from the ‘dead’ (state) to the "living" (state).
"Dead" meaning not ‘alive’ or ‘erect’. This same ‘joke’ is repeated in
many place throughout the New Testament. They used it to give the reader
the false impression that they too may be ‘raised’ from the ‘dead’ and live
again. Of course, this is NOT the real and true meaning of the statement.
It was instead, a sick inside joke that served doubly as a great deception.

15. Paul’s Travels (to centers of "filthy sensuality", is "advertising" them)

Knowing so much now about the real mindset of the authors and having
been able to deduce so much, we now find so many things that were once
‘a mystery’ to us have now shown their true meanings to be very nearly
quite obvious in some instances.

We have found now that not only did the Roman empire produce a vast
amount of wealth from taxes and religion, but they also used religion as
a ‘front’ for another huge business; prostitution.

Those places visited by ‘Paul’ were brothels. Ref. Hannay, pg. 109-110;
"All of the places visited by Paul were famous for "filthy sensuality."

What this means is that the true purpose of the authors writing about
Paul’s visits/travels in the New Testament was to further ‘advertise’ these
centers of "filthy sensuality," or famous brothels. (Ref. The Oxford
Encyclopedia Biblica; col. 3,615).

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