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Colossians 2:18: “Let no man beguile you of your reward in a voluntary humility and worshipping of angels, intruding into those things which he hath not seen, vainly puffed up by his fleshly mind.”

1 Corinthians 10:20: “But I say, that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice, they sacrifice to devils, and not to God: and I would not that ye should have fellowship with devils.”

According to legend, Nimrod (Osiris) had a wife named Semiramis (Isis), whom bore a son by the name of Tammuz (Horus). After Nimrod’s death, Semiramis began preaching that Tammuz was Nimrod reborn. Nimrod becomes the satanic power behind Tammuz, Semiramis becomes the false prophet, and Tammuz takes on attributes of a false Christ. Semiramis declared that Tammuz was supernaturally conceived and that he was the savior of mankind. Semiramis knew of the story of a coming messiah, conceived through an occult virgin birth, and was sentenced to death only to be resurrected. Tammuz gains his power and authority because of Nimrod’s previous position. His mother proclaims that Nimrod has been reborn, so in a sense, Nimrod has been resurrected, and Tammuz is just the vessel he is using. After his death, Tammuz descends into the underworld and through the weeping of his mother he is resurrected in the form of vegetation. His death was celebrated by throwing a log into a fire and letting it burn all night. Once the log was burned up, they celebrated the resurrection of Tammuz by erecting and decorating a tree [obelisk - phallus], which is where we get the Yule Log and Christmas tree traditions. The Bible mentions Tammuz only once, but it is in reference to his death being part of pagan worship.

Ezekiel 8:14-15: “Then he brought me to the door of the gate of the Lord’s house which was toward the north; and, behold, there sat women weeping for Tammuz. Then said he unto me, Hast thou seen this, O son of man? turn thee yet again, and thou shalt see greater abominations than these.”

So Nimrod is the originator of the first major rebellion against God on Earth, just as Lucifer initiated the rebellion in heaven. After his death, Nimrod was deified as the god Baal [ball], just as Lucifer is referred to as the god of this world. This sheds light on why both God and Moses were so mad about the worshipping of Baal in Exodus 32. Baal worship extended all the way back to Babylon and was an abomination to God. Semiramis becomes the false prophet by getting people to worship Tammuz, just as the false prophet will get people to worship Satan through the antichrist. Some believe that Satan will bear a son that will become the antichrist (Genesis 3:15). Others believe that Satan will simply empower the antichrist. Yet another group believes that Satan will possess the man that is to become the antichrist. Either by design or coincidence, the Nimrod story contains all three views. Semiramis conceives Tammuz with Nimrod (Baal) who then inhabits and empowers his own son.

Over time, Semiramis/Isis became known as the Mother Goddess [mother earth – Gaia] and the Queen of Heaven, under names Ishtar, Eostre, Astarte, Ostera, and Eastre. All of these names are where we derive the word for, and the tradition of, Easter. Semiramis was associated with fertility and one symbol used to represent her was a rabbit (a symbol of sexual promiscuity, not virginity). As time went on, Semiramis was said to have originally hatched from a giant egg, leaving us with the Easter egg as a permanent part of modern society which wrongly perceives Easter as a holiday connected to the Virgin Mary.

Lynn Picknett: “In February 1858, fourteen-year-old Bernadette Soubirous had discovered a strange creature, apparently suspended between the branches of a tree. It glowed, smiled and beckoned. The future Catholic Saint did not, as in the Hollywood version, fall enraptured to her knees, but ran home to grab a bottle of Holy water to throw at ‘that thing’, as she called the vision. She believed it to be a demon, sent by the devil to lure her to doom, and perhaps she was right…She took her extraordinary secret to the parish priest, the only man of letters she knew. History might have taken a different turn, had he not been a fierce defender of Mariolatry at a time when the status of the Virgin was being challenged within the Catholic Church.”

The priest spun this phantasm into evidence for Marian dogma, and the rest is history. Astonishingly, Bernadette was heralded as a mystic, canonized as a saint in 1933, and even given her own feast day on the sixteenth of April.

Dr. Thomas Horn: “In 1917 three children (who would later become seers), Lucia Santos and her two cousins Francesco and Jacinta Marto, were tending sheep when they beheld an apparition of, what they would later refer to itself as, ‘a lady from heaven’. The apparition told them to come to the same place – Cova da Iria (Irene’s Cove, a place located near the town of Fatima, Portugal) – on the 13th day of the following month. The children told their parents about what they had seen and this set off an uproar in the town. The apparitions continued for months, finally culminating in the local priest instructing the children to ask the apparition for a sign. They did as they were asked, and the apparition told them that the following month, which was October, there would be a sign, for all to see. The next month upwards of seventy thousand people gathered in the field at Cova da Iria. It had been raining all day, and there was a thick layer of clouds overshadowing the crowd. A cross section of humanity gathered that day: bankers, peasants, clergy, bakers, young, old, reporters, believers, and skeptics alike all waited for the sign that the apparition had promised would appear. The appointed time for the ‘sign’ to manifest, which was noon, came and went, and nothing happened. The crowd grew restless. An hour passed and one of the ‘seers’ called out, ‘It’s the Lady’. The crowd could not see her, but the children apparently did, and everyone waited to see what would happen next. The dark sky suddenly parted to reveal what many onlookers described as ‘the sun’. It spun around throwing off an array of colors and then, to the terror of everyone, began to fall in a pendulum like motion to Earth. What followed was mass hysteria, as people thought the end of the world was upon them. Some dropped to their knees, while others ran about screaming hysterically. This event is now called ‘the Miracle of the Sun’. This event has been approved by the church and has been a source of inspiration and faith for millions of Christians. By church approval, I mean that the event of Fatima has been examined by the Catholic Church and deemed to conform to the true teachings of Jesus Christ and is in harmony with the church’s teachings.”

Dr. Jacques F. Vallee and Eric Davis: “It will be recalled that the events at Fatima involved luminous phenomena, atmospheric and thermal effects, and descriptions of an apparently metallic disk in the sky, while many of the 70,000 witnesses also experienced spiritual psychological effects. The main percipients reported psychic states conducive to a form of extrasensory communication with a non-human being assumed to be the Virgin Mary.”

Pope Pius XII: “The sun, which was still quite high, looked like a pale, opaque sphere, entirely surrounded by a luminous circle.” The disc-shaped object “moved outward slightly, either spinning, or moving from left to right and vice versa. But within the sphere, you could see marked movements with total clarity and without interruption.”

That this sort of Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) is associated with Mary is astonishing; however, what makes this especially interesting is that this pope approved the Fatima apparitions in 1940 and then consecrated the entire world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary two years later. More provocative is that the pope saw the spinning spherical anomaly on the day he defined the dogma of the Assumption of Mary – the Catholic belief that Mary ascended bodily into heaven – which he, himself, made official dogma shortly thereafter. In other words, this UFO sighting inspired Pope Pius XII to promulgate the dogma of the Assumption!