Why Jesus Christ Is Called The Lamb of God

The sacrificial lamb is something known to all religious followers. The importance of this symbol has its origin in Babylon and sun-worship. Abraham was supposedly told to sacrifice his son, Isaac, as the lamb and to do it on the hill of Jerusalem when crucifixions of such nominated people would occur in later rituals. The name ‘Isac’ is derived from ‘I-s-x’ and it means ‘eye-light-cross.’ It has great significance in the religion that began at that time.

Following my reincarnation and with knowledge that heaven and hell are myths the Spirit commissioned me to tear down the wall of churches and to bring back the young. The Internet was shown to me as the means to do it although it was 1984 and a long time before that media came online.

Following that commissions others were received along with numerous visions. The next one involved a vision of a man on a cross standing in front of me. He looked me in the eyes and called my name. Inside I heard “take me off the cross”.

Over the following months the Spirit taught me many things and one of the most important was how to take words apart and read their original components as words in a sentence. We do this today when we add the starting letters of names and combine them into a single word. Before the written word people did the same with symbols.

In early language vowels were interchangeable and often mistakenly read into modern terms. That is what happened to names in the Old Testament. Letters like [a] can be represented by [o] and [u]. It can also be [r]. [ah], or even ‘ra.’

The letter [h] was a Greek invention and it means the ‘seat of Zeus,’ which accounts for its shape. It also means ‘hill,’ ‘mountain,’ ‘mound,’ or even ‘peak.’ It was a late addition to bible translations. The other thing that happened is that a lot of terms were reversed.

Using this information ‘abraham’ was originally ‘o-b-ra-ma.’ It translates as ‘circle-bearing-powerful- mother.’ The chief god of Babylon was ‘Mary,’ the sun-star. The image was shown to me in a vision of a crown on a hilltop who waited on the sunrise while gazing at a small aperture in a rock.

The early dawn’s rays of light passed through it and the sun-star appeared. It is a swirling series of perpetually moving rings of brilliant rainbow colours. Central to it was the right-angled cross. The people fell to their knees in awe. This ‘god’ of awesome power was the maker of the laws that we still abide by.

‘Ra-ma’ is the Chief God of the Vedic Trinity of India upon which the Father God is modelled. It is also in ‘Rama-dan,’ the annual festival and fasting period in Muslim religions. The ‘ram’ is a symbol because of the shape of its horns. They resemble the circle through which the god appears and it became the ‘mate’ of Mother God for that reason.

The son of the Mother God, therefore, has the ‘ram’ as its father. That makes it the ‘lamb’ and the reason why sheep are sacrifice by both Jews and Muslims to this day. By sacrificing them they are sent upwards to Mary as her children or mates. It is possible that those who conduct this ritual have no idea of the origin of it.

Of Mary this passage in Revelation confirms her connection. “And upon her forehead was a name written, MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH. ” Revelation 17:5

There is further evidence of her identity in this chapter of Revelation that include this “And the woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet colour; and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls. Having a golden cup in her hand full of abominations and filthiness of her fornication.” Revelation 17:4

The purple represents the Roman Emperor who put her there and that was Constantine. He established the Roman Catholic Church in 325 AD and invented Jesus Christ. He put Mary into the religion as the Mother-of-God. The scarlet represents the color of the bishops who uphold her.

Source by Norma Holt

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