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Bible Study Course Lesson 3 – 18

The sum of this series of lessons is simple – what you think of as Christianity is not Christian.

If you took away everything from your church that was imported from pagan religions, there would be

quite literally nothing left except a Bible no one reads.

Christianity today is merely a relabeling of a variety of sun-and-sex-worshiping religions that date back

at least to Babel, if not to the original sinning Mother Goddess, Eve herself. And nothing illustrates that

better than one last foray into the nature of Tammuz – the false Jesus.

In the OC times, Jesus was typically portrayed as an overly harsh tyrant. This was the only way the OC

world knew Jesus, as Yahweh/Enlil, a tyrannical ruler and judge of the world. But this all changed in

the NT, because the false church realized that rather than cast Him as cruel, they could simply portray

Him as weak or even effeminate.

Think about it – in all the scenes you’ve ever seen Jesus pictured, you’ve seen Him in exclusively three

contexts; first, a helpless baby in a manger, or nursing, or in some other way needing His mother’s

protection.

Second, as a suffering, dying, or dead figure on or near a cross. A pathetic figure of weakness, a pitiful

symbol of frailty and hopelessness. And finally, as a compassionate, effeminate, long-haired creature

with distant eyes and hopeful, outstretched arms.

So where is the Jesus who comes back to rule the earth with a rod of iron? Where is the Man who

ascended to take all power in heaven and earth? Why do we never see Him slaying the armies of the

beast until the blood flows to the horse’s bridles? Because that’s not the Jesus in these pictures! He

only exists in the pages of the Bible!

“Tammuz was generally visualized as a young man or boy. Under some of his

aspects he is of marriageable age; in others he is younger, a mere child. He is dearly

loved by the women who surround him—his mother, sister, and later, his young bride…

Correspondingly, the laments for him are by his mother, sister, and widowed bride,

never by a father.” (Encyclopedia.com, “Tammuz”)

Doesn’t that sound just like every single picture of Jesus you’ve ever seen? Either a tender, beautiful

young man – which Jesus certainly wasn’t (Isaiah 53:2), or as a pathetically dead figure on or off of a

cross, surrounded by women weeping at a cross of Tammuz. And never, ever, by a father figure. So is it

really Jesus you see on every crucifix… or is it Dumuzi, or Osiris, or Baal?

“After the Old-Babylonian period there was a change in the documentation: only

lamentation songs, which mourn the god’s departure, were transmitted; Dumuzi as a

lover and a bridegroom was almost completely forgotten. Only the authority he took

post mortem as a great officer of the netherworld is still mentioned.” (Ibid.)

This is the only way we see Jesus today; mourned, passive, effeminate, and if given any authority at all

it’s in a distant place as “great officer of the netherworld” – i.e., the deliverer from death, as Osiris and

Dumuzi and Baal were. But the clear and present deity is always His mother.

That’s why no matter how you see Jesus and His mother portrayed, she is always in some way

dominant over Him – even if it’s merely by pretending to be submissive to get her way. Notice

how similar her winged figure is (right, 1750 AD) to Ishtar’s winged body (center, 2000 BC)… or to

Isis (left, 1100 BC). Different goddesses… Really?

And notice how Ishtar holds the rings of divine authority, which is noticeably similar to the ankh. Two

rings – one for each God she claims to hold authority over.

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ISHTAR EASTER

It is widely claimed today by fringe groups bashing Christianity – false Christianity or Christianity as a

whole – that Easter and Ishtar are one and the same. But the fact is, no one can prove that. So here is

what the facts actually are:

Easter: “Old English Easterdæg, from Eastre (Northumbrian Eostre), from

Proto-Germanic *austron-, “dawn,” also the name of a goddess of fertility and spring,

perhaps originally of sunrise, whose feast was celebrated at the spring equinox, from

*aust- “east, toward the sunrise” (compare east), from PIE root *aus- (1) “to shine,”

especially of the dawn.” (Etymonline.com, “Easter”).

The word Easter can be traced back to ancient German “Eostre”, which was the name of a

poorly-attested fertility goddess from the early Middle Ages. This goddess was associated with the

“shining in the east at dawn”, and is related (obviously) to the English word “east”.

So the word Easter points back to the worship of a goddess of fertility that shines in the east at dawn.

Now solar deities are usually male, and rarely fertility deities in the human-sexual sense. The celestial

fertility goddesses are overwhelmingly associated, not with the sun, but with another astral object that

often rises at dawn: Venus.

As you’ve seen, Venus was almost always the star of fertility

goddesses like Ishtar, Inanna, Aphrodite, and so on – and of course,

Venus. So Eostre being worshiped at dawn almost certainly points to

that star, and not the sun – the star of the Queen of Heaven, Ishtar.

Notice how Isis stands behind Osiris (right) as he receives the key of

life at his resurrection. Who is really in charge here? The man? Or the

woman standing behind her false savior-husband, letting him take the

credit and blame and do all the work, while she has the real power of

life and death?

And yet Easter as observed today is all about the Son of God, His resurrection, the alleged sign of His

life – the cross. So are these really connected to Ishtar? There are the easy ways to answer “yes”,

connections to fertility symbols such as eggs and bunnies, and those are fine, but the far better way to

connect it to Ishtar is an astronomical one: Venus rises first and paves the way for the sun’s

resurrection!

When the world goes out Easter Sunday to worship the risen sun – call him Jesus, Tammuz, Baal, or

Osiris, it matters not – before they see the sun, they’ll often see the brightest object in the night sky

helping him rise. They’ll see the planet Venus – whom the Babylonians called Ishtar. Standing

behind her husband as he receives the key of life!

So yes, they’re there to worship Jesus – but only because His mother-wife properly embalmed Him,

wept for Him, and helped Him rise from the dead. Thus, calling the festival after the name of a

fertility goddess who rises in the east – and was born in the east (Babel) – is perfectly logical.

Because at the end of the day, whatever false humility she displays, this holiday – like all holidays –

always points back to her.

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Or does it?

The central member of the trinity is not consistently male or female because both portrayals are

“true” – the false Church is pictured as the third member of the trinity, because she gets her power from

the devil, the ultimate unholy spirit (Revelation 13:2-4, 11). She represents him to the world.

And so while Venus is behind Jesus, Satan stands behind her. And that’s why, when speaking of the

same planet Venus, God cuts through the deception and called Venus, the Queen of Heaven, the Great

Whore, by the name of the true power behind her throne!

Isaiah 14:12 (GWV) How you have fallen from heaven, you morning star, son of the dawn! How you

have been cut down to the ground, you conqueror of nations!

This is that star that rises above Christmas trees, the star that is omnipresent in manger scenes, the star

that is always the brightest among all the stars of heaven. This is who Christianity worships in

ignorance. He whom they believe to be their greatest enemy is in fact their God.

THE BELIEFS OF EASTER

As I said at first, Christianity is not simply a corrupted version of itself; what you call Christianity is

wholesale pagan philosophy and mythology with little changed but the names. The Bible is used to

support their theories wherever possible, of course, to give them credibility; but the fundamental beliefs

of Christianity are no different from Babylon, Canaan, or Greece.

As a single case in point among many, look at how similar modern Christianity is to Osiris worship.

The story goes that Osiris was murdered by his evil brother Seth, god of Chaos. After Isis finds his

body, briefly resurrects him, and gets pregnant by him in a virgin birth, their son Horus (Osiris’

“resurrected” form), is trained by Osiris’ spirit in the arts of war to avenge him.

This of course closely parallels the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. The battle between Horus and

Seth is a long story, but like any action movie, the hero has many narrow escapes before he conquers

the enormously intimidating Seth and then gloats over his win using very Revelation-like language

about the destruction of the “devil”.

But naturally, Seth didn’t really die, only his physical body did; he “lived” on in the underworld and

after Horus eventually moved on to that other plane of existence…

“And so it comes about that Horus and Seth still contend for the souls of men and for

the rule of the world… But the Egyptians believed that the Last Battle was still to

come – and that Horus would defeat Seth in this also. And when Seth was destroyed

forever, Osiris would rise from the dead and return to earth, bringing with him all

those who had been his own faithful followers. And for this reason the Egyptians

embalmed the dead and set the bodies away beneath towering pyramids of stone and

deep in the tomb chambers of western Thebes, so that the blessed souls returning from

Amenti should find them ready to enter again, and in them to live for ever on earth

under the good god Osiris, Isis his queen and their son Horus.” (Akan Takruri “100

African religions before slavery & colonization”)

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That sums up most Christian apocalypses, doesn’t it? That Jesus-as-Horus wars against Satan-as-Seth

for men’s souls and the rule of the world? (But in fact, it’s not a war, Jesus saves whomever He chooses,

and Satan’s rebellion has very narrow limits which he dare not exceed (Job 1:6-12)).

And don’t they believe that after a climactic battle and triumph, Satan will be sent to hell where he will

continue to rule and battle for men’s souls? (Not destroyed, as the Bible says in Ezekiel 28:16-18).

And that God’s followers will return to Earth to receive their original bodies at the resurrection? (Not

far better, new ones as the Bible teaches in 1 Corinthians 15:35-50).

Then don’t they believe that the holy trinity will come to Earth and dwell with man? (When in fact, the

Bible says that the Father will never come to this Earth, but to a NEW, remade Earth – and when He

does, it won’t be with the Queen of Heaven at His side (Revelation 21:1-5)).

So you see… the heart of false religion has never really changed, as much as they try to confuse you

and hide behind details, their prophecies are eerily similar to what any Protestant or Catholic believes

today.

The details are different, of course. If you focus on the details, as critics of this paper would do, you’ll

find minor differences between them; Sun–Gods are usually male. But Shapash of the Canaanites is

female.

Isis is symbolized by Sirius, brightest star in the sky, while other fertility goddesses are symbolized by

Venus, brightest planet in the sky. Does that mean the thesis is invalid? That there is no connection

between them, because a few details are different?

Or does it simply mean someone changed a detail, perhaps by accident – a young priest misunderstood

“brightest object in the sky”, and substituted Sirius for Venus, and it just stuck. Or perhaps they did it

deliberately, changing minor details specifically to deceive the world, so that people could say “these

aren’t the same religions! I’m not worshiping the gods of Egypt!”

If you look closely enough, you can find differences between each congregation even among the most

orthodox sects. Does this mean they aren’t the same religion? No two Christians agree on every single

point, do they therefore worship different gods?

Likewise, while the differences between Christianity and Babel, Egypt, or Canaan are noticeable… the

differences between Christianity and the Bible are far, far larger.

And that means that the similarities between pagan and Christian religions are far more disturbing. For

they betray the fact that what you call Christianity is not Christian.

WHY DON’T PEOPLE KNOW THIS??

By now, you must surely be asking how it is that no one knows this today. How can all these churches

be so wrong about God, and all these millions of Christians be deceived? Let me turn your own

question back on you… how can all these churches be RIGHT? Matthew 7:13-14.

Babel promised a WIDE GATE that led to heaven – and certainly no way to heaven is easier than

simply “confessing that Jesus is Lord”. What, exactly, is “narrow” and “hard” about that? In what way

is 2.18 BILLION Christians (2011 Pew Survey) a “little flock” (Luke 12:32)?

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So really, I should be asking you how it is that you can imagine that 1/3 of the world’s population has

basically the right ideas about God – when Jesus wondered if, when He returned, He would find

ANYONE who was faithful? Luke 18:8. How many people did God expect to save? Jeremiah 3:14.

So what church today could that possibly be if there is only, MAYBE, one per city? So you see what

sounds like a very reasonable question is in fact based on an irrational assumption. The devil deceives

the WHOLE WORLD, deceiving ALL OF CHRISTIANITY except a few, the “very elect” (Matthew

24:24) with his false CHRISTS.

But if you’re reading this, it means you just might have a chance to be one of those few. Might. In

1 Thessalonians 5:21, Paul tells us to “Prove all things: hold fast to that which is good.” He doesn’t

say “prove all things, hold fast that which you can’t disprove.” He says prove all things and ONLY

keep that which you can prove is GOOD.

And that’s not how most Christians approach the Bible; they take their beliefs to it and say “here,

confirm this for me; show me a scripture that can fit with my belief”; but no one walks up to the Bible

and says “what shall I believe?”

And that is why no one understands the truth – because they already decided what to believe before

they ever asked God’s opinion. And that, in short, is why no one knows this today.

A BLIND FAITH

Left alone for eternity, you would NEVER have developed the doctrine of an immortal soul from the

Bible; you would NEVER have come up with purgatory, a trinity, the queen of heaven; you would

NEVER have concluded that you should go to church on Sunday.

Like pretty much everything else “Christians” believe today, you can’t prove those from the Bible

unless you’re already convinced before you start. You should observe only that which can be proven

using the Bible alone. That’s how you can be sure you’re a true Christian.

1 John 2:3-4 (BBE) And BY THIS we may be CERTAIN that we have knowledge of him, if we KEEP

HIS LAWS. The man who says, I have knowledge of him, and does not keep his laws, is false [a

FALSE CHRISTIAN], and there is nothing true in him:

Anyone who doesn’t do that is Christian in name only – and if there’s one thing you’ve learned in the

past ten lessons it’s that worshiping the right God the wrong way is worth absolutely nothing to God

(Matthew 7:21-23).

Satan calls himself Jesus when it’s convenient – and it usually is (2 Corinthians 11:4). And

worshiping “the Lord” is no different than worshiping Baal, if it’s Baal-Hadad’s commands

you’re obeying. And sadly, the “Lord” most people are praying to isn’t the true Jesus, but the “God of

this world” – who can be identified by his beliefs, his commands, and his nature.

1 John 5:19-20 And we know that we are of God, and the whole world lieth in wickedness. And we

know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is

true, and we are in him that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ. THIS IS THE TRUE GOD, and

eternal life.

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This “true God” is the one in the Bible; NOT the one taught by the doctrines of men, the traditions of

any church, or the opinions of any man. Including, especially, mine. I make mistakes – you’ll find

them in these lessons, if you look, and you should look. I don’t want you to follow me, I want you to

find the truth for yourself.

Most people never understand God even after a lifetime in church because most spend a lifetime

attending a false church who commands them to pay and pray and shut up. Their faith is a blind faith,

in every sense of the word (Luke 6:39).

Unlike them, I know that these lessons are not the final answer, they are merely a starting point for you,

a place for you to get a basic grasp of the big picture and then go out, knowing what to look for, and fill

in the blanks for yourself. It is impossible to scatter the sheep by smiting the shepherd, if you have

learned to shepherd yourself (Matthew 26:31).

So Google “Persephone” and see how she compares to Tammuz and his sister; Google Demeter and see

how she compares to the queen of heaven. Google Dionysius and Orpheus and Adonis and see how

much like Tammuz and the false Jesus they are. Put the pieces together for yourself, and no one will be

able to take them away from you.

In every church in the world, whatever their official position, you’re discouraged to question,

discouraged to study anything but narrowly supervised books and inane “studies” which are really just

doctrinal statements. Most especially you’re discouraged from studying the literature of other

denominations.

The true Christian, on the other hand, “works out his own salvation, with fear and trembling”

(Philippians 2:12). You’ve obviously decided to flaunt those rules and study for yourself, or you

wouldn’t have made it past the first lesson (75% of students don’t). But that’s not enough.

After a few short months, you have learned more about God simply by reading your Bible and asking it

questions than most ministers and evangelists know after a lifetime spent studying. You’ve seen a

glimpse – and believe me, it’s only a glimpse – of the wonders the Bible has in store.

What you’ve seen so far is perhaps 3% of what *I* can show you. And I would be shocked if I

know 3% of what the Bible has to offer. So calling this a glimpse is a massive understatement.

THE PRICE OF KNOWLEDGE

But there is a price to pay for knowledge – Responsibility. Read Ezekiel 33:1-20, because it’s about

you. You are now the watchman, because you have the word of God. You are now responsible for your

brethren, your family, your friends.

Maybe they’ll listen, maybe they won’t – but you have to tell them the truth (verses 8-9), as I have told

you. You owe it to them, and God expects it from you. And this, too, is a test. You’ve heard the truth,

listened, and wanted more; but what will you do when your family disagrees with you? Matthew

10:32-33.

Does God expect – and want – that to happen? Verses 34-40. So you are faced with a hard decision.

Are you able to accept that the “Christianity” you’ve been a part of for so long is a complete sham? Are

you willing to stand alone against your friends, your family, your church, if necessary (and it will be)?

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The whole reason God allowed Satan to copy His name and worship was to see whom you would

rather serve (1 Kings 18:21) – Baal or the true Jesus (1 Corinthians 11:19). To sort people into the

categories in Mark 4:3-20. Which category will you end up in?

We talked about the purpose of deception in Lesson 1-12 but it takes on a new dimension when you see

just how deep the deception goes, and just how many people are deceived. You MUST be willing to

“come out of her”, otherwise you will receive the plagues with them.

You must be willing to walk away from that spiritual Sodom and never look back… or else… Genesis

19:26. Churches like to explain that by saying she looked back “with longing”, which it doesn’t say;

she just looked back. Why is that a problem? Luke 9:62.

If you’re holding a plow being pulled by a team of oxen and your attention falters the plow can easily

hit a rock, pop out of your hand, get tangled, and break! What was the lesson of Lot’s wife? Luke

17:31-32. The lesson wasn’t that you shouldn’t look back with longing, it’s that while fleeing to save

your life, you shouldn’t stop to pack!

And while fleeing false Christianity, you shouldn’t wait another minute lest it be too late to escape!

(1 Timothy 6:3-11, especially verse 11). So don’t let the false Christianity, your family, or your job

distract you from what matters, and prevent your escape from the burning building that is Christianity!

Sure, you could stay in your church and try to do “some good”, agreeing to disagree with your fellow

church-goers… but can an alcoholic recover from addiction surrounded by other addicts?

1 Corinthians 15:33 (GWV) Don’t let anyone deceive you. Associating with bad people will ruin

decent people. (Or as WEB translates it “Evil companionships corrupt good morals.”)

REBELS AND DUPES

And yet, as usual, there’s another side to the story. I’ve hit churches pretty hard in these lessons, with

good reason; but I treat them all as rebels, and that’s only true on the corporate scale, not of individuals

within those churches.

Because there is a huge difference between a rebel and a dupe; both may do the exact same things, but

the rebel knows he is defying his Lord, and the dupe believes he’s fighting for a good cause.

Christians are, almost universally, duped today. They know no better than the ancient idol-worshiping

Athenians did, and so God doesn’t hold them accountable for their actions (Acts 17, particularly verse

30).

And like the Athenians, when informed of the truth, most Christians will mock; some will say “we will

hear you again of this matter” (verse 32). And having said that, Paul left as should you… after you’ve

said the things he said!

What you read in the previous section is true – you must be willing to leave your church, because I

promise you that sooner or later you’ll have to – they’ll kick you out. But that doesn’t mean you just

sneak out of your church without a word! Because the Bible also says…

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Hebrews 10:24-25 And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: NOT

forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another:

and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.

If you care about these people you’ve been going to church with, you owe it to them to tell them what

God has shown you; PROVOKE them to good works. The same good works you’ve learned about –

and usually good works start by condemning evil works (Psalms 15:4, Psalms 97:10).

They may not listen, in fact I can guarantee that many will not, and they may hate you for trying – but

wouldn’t you have wanted someone to show YOU the truth about the false church say, ten years ago?

Wouldn’t a true friend at least try? (James 5:20). Therefore, isn’t that what the golden rule requires

you to do?

So provoke them to good works; show them what the Bible says about the Sabbath, or heaven, or hell,

or the plan of God; show them about the law, or faith, or grace, or Tammuz, or Easter, or Christmas, or

the Great Whore… any of a hundred things you’ve seen pointed out in your Bible.

Share whatever meant the most to you, whatever you saw as being the biggest problem in the church.

Exhort one another according to the commandment, and you won’t need to leave your church. They’ll

help you out the door.

But maybe, just maybe, you’ll take one or two of them with you, and into the Kingdom of God.

Remember, if the watchman has sounded the alarm and the people sleep through it, that’s their problem.

But sounding the alarm is just as much a commandment as “thou shalt not kill”; it is in fact, the

very same commandment.

Don’t bother to keep one without the other; don’t refuse to kill, then say “I’m not a good speaker, I

can’t argue with people, I hate confrontation” because if you don’t warn them, you’re signing their

death warrant. Killing by inaction has the same result as killing by action.

Now once they’ve heard your words and seen the scriptures, if they say “well, I know that’s what the

Bible says but that’s not what we believe”, or “you’re welcome here, but your beliefs are not” – then

they have changed from being dupes, and become rebels, for now they have heard the word of truth

and rejected it.

And that means your work there is done – you can’t help them, and the longer you stay there the more

they’ll try to deceive you.

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

How many fruits did Eve have to eat to be kicked out of the Garden? Genesis 3:6. How many people

had to sin, to make all of Israel unclean? Joshua 22:20, (referencing a story from Joshua 7). How

many unclean things must God see in you to turn away? Deuteronomy 23:14.

So how many false doctrines does it take to make a false church?

2 Corinthians 6:14–17 (GWV) …Can right and wrong be partners? Can light have anything in

common with darkness? Can Christ agree with the devil? …Can God’s temple contain false gods?

Clearly, we are the temple of the living God. As God said, “I will live and walk among them. I will be

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their God, and they will be my people.” The Lord says, “Get away from unbelievers. Separate

yourselves from them. Have nothing to do with anything unclean. Then I will welcome you.”

A Christian church with a cross is not an imperfect church of God. It’s a church of the devil called after

God’s name like all Satan’s churches are!

But this does not mean the people are evil; they’re deceived, just like you were – and for that matter,

on some subjects, still are.

But the church itself, the corporate entity that defines your doctrines and beliefs is, whatever their

motives, serving the devil. And after they’ve heard the truth, if the people side with that corporate

entity – and almost all will – then they serve the devil too.

Of course there are differences between Christian churches today, reflecting which of the false

doctrines their founders cherry-picked from the Great Whore, and how exactly they justified those

deceptions with scripture.

But does it really matter what shape your cross is, when they all trace back to the literal symbol of

Babylon? The actual sign of Tammuz, the quintessential image of the beast?

Does it really matter how often your church bakes cakes to the queen of heaven? Or what time on

Sun–day they worship Baal? Does it really matter which false trinity they worship?

How much wrong can a church have, before it loses the right to call itself “right”? How much darkness

can it allow, before it’s no longer a church of light?

How many idols – crosses, saints, angel statues, “he is the light of the world” pictures, etc. – can it

have, before it is a temple of a false god, and not the true God?

How many pagan customs can it have, how many heathen beliefs, how many holidays to honor the

enemies of God can it have before it is a false church, a church which God commands you to “separate

yourself” from, and “have nothing to do with”?

It only takes one.

One belief, stubbornly held in the face of clear scripture, is all it takes to be a false Church.

One holy day you keep “for the children” is all it takes to be a false Christian.

One idol you refuse to destroy is all it takes to be an idolater.

One.