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Turmoil in the
Holy Land |
Evidence in themselves could
in fact be explaining something
different, than what the ‘common
view today is’. Many people state
that the templar knights were
first introduced into our history around
1112 A.D which is probably one falsehood.
The templar knights were great
soldiers gathered to protect the
ark, but also to protect the holy
temple of King Solomon. Actually, every little
piece of
history is linked together, in a
very detailed way. And this is
what I am illustrating in this
article, so I hope you don’t get
too confused by my way of
explaining things.
Now
even to understand King Solomon,
one has to read different fact
from different periods in our
history. Some believe King Solomon
lived after A.D this is incorrect. This we know from the MSS. (manuscripts) number 10,862 – 1307 and 3091, there is even more at
the British museum (/library).
S. Liddell Macgreagor and Waite
translated the MSS. The
manuscripts date from around the
seventeenth century and going two
centuries back, a lot of people
still argue about who is right and
who is wrong. Where I say to
myself, we All process some truth,
it is just gathering the right
info. We have to follow the flow
of information, going from way
back until now.
- 1
Kings Chapter 1.
- 1
Kings Chapter 9.
- 1
Kings Chapter 10.
- Classification
of demons.
- The
star of David.
- Goetia.
- Sloane
3847. revealed by
Ptolomy the Grecian.
I
was looking through my Solomon
MS-books as I was trying to find
some more positive symbols to
illustrate here. I fell upon the
third Pentacle of Venus, which
is one of the above Pentacle’s.
The two Pentacle’s where
placed at the bottom of the
page,
but it was the above
Pentacle’s that really
surprised me.
Which here are illustrated below.
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Ethiopias
Symbols |
Fig 1.
Order Unknnown
Templar Knights Symbol. |
Ethiopias
Templars
There is a much deeper
story to why Ethiopia
have the legends of
the Templar orders.
More about this will
be written under the
name
'Article Nr #2'
- This article will be
uploaded very soon...
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The
Order of Sheba |
"I desire wisdom and my heart seeketh to find understanding. I am smitten with the love of wisdom.... for wisdom is far better than treasure of gold and silver... It is sweeter than honey, and it maketh one to rejoice more than wine, and it illumineth more than the sun.... It is a source of joy for the heart, and a bright and shining light for the eyes, and a giver of speed to the feet, and a shield for the breast, and a helmet for the head... It makes the ears to hear and hearts to understand."
- Ethiopia's
earliest dynasties reigned
when the pharoahs ruled
Egypt.
- Legends
of the Queen of Sheba
are common throughout
Arabia, Persia, Ethiopia
and Israel. In Arabian
tradition, Balkis (Another
name for Sheba/Saba)
ruled
- The
Order of the Queen of
Sheba as presented to
Irving's wife, Diana S.
McWherter.From Irving
L. McWherter (69-71)
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