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Astronomy Knights

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2004 5:50 pm

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THE VERY WORD "apocalypse" inspires visions of nuclear war,
famine, pestilence, cataclysm, and God's judgment of souls
in heaven, earth, and beneath the earth, each according to
their works whether they be good, and whether they be evil.
Even those who share their part in the "new heaven and new
earth" are reminded that "that old serpent" Satan is going
to reemerge periodically to tempt "even the very elect" if
that were possible. So anyone looking for a "free ride" in
paradise for all eternity with Jesus had better reevaluate
his or her priorities. Trials and tribulations are opportu-
nities for souls to learn and grow through new experiences.

The apostle John, to whom historians attributed authorship
of the "apokalypsis ioanoy", was banished to the tiny isle
of Patmos, an inhospitable rocky and barren island located
near coordinates 26E33 37N20 of the Sporades in the Aegean
Sea, under the persecution of emperor Domitian circa 95 AD.
The named "seven churches" in the Roman province of procon-
sular Asia in western Asia Minor were located in its seven
districts (as renowned historian W. M. Ramsay pointed out).
Patmos wasn't so far away from the capital city of Ephesus,
located near the modern village of Selcuk 27E22 37N56, and
where once stood the magnificent temple of Artemis--one of
the seven wonders of the ancient world at 180' wide by 360'
length and built exclusively of marble. Ephesus was the an-
cient seat of Greek power before the sixth century BC when
Athens attained governmental dominance. By John's time, it
was a thriving metropolis with 1/4 million inhabitants and
preserved the rich culture of classic western civilization.
Upon his release in 96 AD, John returned to Ephesus, where
he compiled his apocalyptic memoirs. The Revelation showed
scholars that the Bible was complete. It was soon codified.

Notably, ancient Egypto-Babylonian cultures had maintained
and developed accurate methods of astronomical observation
and computation for predicting sidereal and synodic orbits
of the planets ten thousand years before the first century.
They used this data to compute calendars, observe holidays,
and most especially for the purpose of astrological charts,
and even for monumental architecture, such as the Pyramids.
These principles of observation, computation and deduction
spread for thousands of years, and over thousands of miles.
Commonality of astronomical-astrological practices is exem-
plified in biblical astrology, the ancient judicial method
used by the most devout religious astronomers in the world.

There are three Greek words in the New Testament which are
used with respect to the expected second advent. These are
apokalupsis, parousia and epiphaneia, meaning "revelation",
"presence", and "appearance", respectively. The third word,
epiphany, has been applied to the twelfth day of Christmas
January 6 in the orthodox tradition, or a moment of sudden
and oft-fleeting intuitive enlightenment per consciousness
of something divinely-inspired. In the ancient world, such
experiences were expressed in religious-astronomical terms,
since the heavens and the earth were an integral and vital
part of religion around the world, in every culture and in
every epoch of ancient and antediluvian civilization going
back to the stone age. In truth, the heavens and the earth
have always been and will always be essential to existence,
inseparable from reality, tantamount to life's experiences
in both soul and body. Every inhabited solar system in the
universe has its time and place of creation, of sustaining
and of destroying. Every vast galaxy has a lifespan: birth,
life and death over long aeons. Ancient galaxies are shown
by the Hubble space telescope to be in every stage of deve-
lopment in deep field images. Some just being born, others
well on their way to dying some fifteen billion lightyears
away from the Earth. And this appears the same universally
in all directions. Forget your "big bang". The universe is
infinite, of infinite size and infinite age. Don't ask how
many galaxies are in the universe. Ask how infinite is God
the Creator of the universe. Now, let's look at Revelation...

Of course, the chapter divisions of every biblical book is
somewhat arbitrary, not added by its original authors, but
by the Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton circa 1227
AD. Usage of Langton's chapter convention was made popular
by the Wycliffe English Bible of 1382. The Authorised King
James Version of 1611 took the Holy Bible into every house-
hold of English-speaking Xians in the world--or just about.
Even non-Xians are impressed by its beautiful language and
magnificently-told stories. The King James "AV" has become
the most read & quoted book in the history of civilization.
It is therefore that we'll follow the same chapter numbers
in my book of commentary on the Revelation. Ergo Chapter 1.

The first chapter of the Apocalypse introduces each reader
to the author's dear friend, lord and saviour Jesus Christ,
who even by this early date of 96 AD needs no introduction.
The seeds of the Gospel took root in Ephesus. The audience
of first-century proconsular Asia would've been absolutely
infuriate at any religious teacher who didn't sing praises
to the Muses, to God "Zeus" and to the other Olympian Gods
of heaven. Try explaining this to your modern-day orthodox
Xians and Judaists (i.e. religious Jews) and you're liable
to be misunderstood, and get accused of being a "sorcerer".

I invite the reader to travel back in time to the world of
first century proconsular Asia. Suddenly, names like "Zeus"
and speaking of "the Gods" makes a whole lot of sense. You
know full-well who Zeus is, and you know full-well who the
Gods are...as did the Hebrew-Egyptian priest Ra-Moses 1900
years before them. As did Romans, Greeks, Hindus, kabalist
Hebrews, and basically the whole populace of every country,
whether they believed in the God of Abraham or not. They'd
at least know that Zeus is the God of the planet which the
Romans called "Jupiter" seeing that the God and the planet
are one--rather the planet is the vast region or vessel of
God, which vessels Moses and all of Egypt with him knew as
"elohiym". Noted orthodox historian Robert Hand has posted
charts comparing ancient Greek and Sanskrit names for some
of the most common terms used by ancient astrologers. This
shows astronomic correlation between the two vast cultures
of ancient Greeks and Hindus. It is important to note that
Abraham is universally credited with bringing the alphabet
of astrology which has 22 characters (10 planets and their
12 signs) to other regions beyond his homeland. Eventually
these were called the Chaldean alphabet, which by the time
of the prophets Daniel and Ezekiel in the sixth century BC
shared roughly common characters in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek,
Phoenician, Roman, Samaritan etc. most of which survive to
this day in the modern English language albeit their exact
pronunciation and grammatical usage would vary widely from
language to language and from millennium to millennium. It
was still the alphabet of the ten planets which embody the
Gods in their orbits plus the twelve signs which celebrate
their reign in the Earth from their positions to the Earth.
Any added or missing characters simply ignore that sign or
planet, or else they are intended as combinations, such as
the Greek letter "Psi", which seems to combine the P and S
sounds by softening them. The result being, that scripture
itself--all writing in fact--is written frae end-to-end in
astrological letters. Even the numbers, 1 through 10, have
a corresponding God-AND-Planet: 1 Moon, 2 Mercury, 3 Venus,
4 Sun, 5 Mars, 6 Jupiter, 7 Saturn, 8 Uranus, 9 Neptune, &
10 Pluto. Once you begin to recognize that astrology is so
intrinsically integrated with every aspect of our life--as
to be synonymous with life--then you'll understand why the
Apocalypse requires the astrological mind to understand it,
and leaves those who fear such ancient knowledge perplexed
and frustrated. From this point forward I'll speak in pure
astrological language to comment on the Apocalypse. If you
don't understand any of it, learn about judicial astrology
first. Then read it again. You'll be amazed I guarantee it.

End Comments Chapter 1 Part 1. See Part 2 for continuation...
Daniel Joseph Min

*Min's Interlinear Translation of the Apocalypse:
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Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2004 6:49 pm

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In article <PJZC3QPG37990.9925115741@Gilgamesh-Frog.org>
Astronomy Knights <astronomy.knights@astro.university.stars> wrote:

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Quit morphing, coward!

Chris Krolczyk

Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2004 6:18 pm

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Quit morphing, coward!

You forget: even if you got past the "coward" part, you wouldn't
make it past Dannyboi's "delusional, egomaniacal fucknut" shield.

-Chris Krolczyk

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