His "blood lust" is aimed at Nephilim giants that had enslaved humanity according to Genesis 6. Same thing with the ban on the Canaanites, who were giants (Numbers 13) attempting to enslave humanity again.

The best evidence I've seen is that Hiram Abiff is actually Nimrod. Check out Gary Wayne's material; he has a book and dozens of interviews.

This is a pretty good post I think good of you to site all the verses. I think that /u/EagleOfAmerica is right for the most part. There are versions of giants and vampires in nearly every culture in the world and within every legend is a grain of truth. I am sure there was generical old fashioned tribal wars that took place over land or power but there was evil being purged from the planet also. God was trying to erase every trace of the nephelim.

Just look at things like the Pyramids, and there's not way they were constructed by regular humans without advanced technology. On the other hand, if there were giants hauling things around, it becomes plausible.

Mastodons much older than we believe the pyramids to be.

Here is a link to a 2 hour vid. NYSTV had a few segments where they host Gary Wayne. This one is about CERN amd how they are attempting to raise Nimrod/Osiris. They have a ton of good videos, most run at least an hour.

What about the relation between Hiram and CHiram, the Universal Agent? The "Lost Keys of Masonry" by Manly Palmer Hall describes this. Hence the Masons have a position named "C[hair of] Hiram Abiff".

He still may represent Nimrod on one level (but I'd think Tammuz, the dying/reborn male son, is more likely), but the CHiram (aether) interpretation is most interesting from a "hiding secret knowledge" point of view in my opinion.

Gotta be a r/religiousconspiracy you can post this lame shit at right? If not create it.

As a religious person, I honestly don't think it's possible for a person to not have a religion. Isn't it simply a set of beliefs, a worldview, values, etc? Even cosmic ideas of origin and the hereafter?

Atheists are very religious. Communists even more so with their cult of state and personality.

I guess the word, religion; comes from rules and we all follow internal rules whether or not we believe those come from a deity or from the particular sect of society we associate with.

Yahweh is my God. It's my understanding that he had some stuff to do to make a clean place to incarnate into the world to save it. Much of that was genetic cleansing - getting rid of all the giants, the Nephilim hybrids and whatnot.

He marched the Hebrews round and round, told them what to wear, what to eat, who to kill, etc. Bloodlines were super important or a reason - he was going to be born of a virgin of their people. So he selected Abraham, whipped his people into shape, cleared out all the abominations, even brought peace to most of the world in the Pax Romana, and having winnowed his people to perfection in Mary, incarnated as Jesus.

If it's all a conspiracy, then what exactly is the conspiracy?

I agree. When I was an atheist, my religion was scientism, although I didn't even realize it. The man in the lab coat says that there is no God, so there must be no God. The universe and earth, a cosmic accident, and by chance, we evolved from monkeys.

Meh. It's an outdated attempt of explanation. Time to move on to better reference points

Like what, the satanic bible?

Non religious texts of any kind. Something from this century

What if, and just a what if, atheism is really a faction of a religious group?

Then one's mindset would really be blown apart, wouldn't it?

What do you mean? Atheism is part of what religion?

My questions was just a hypothetical scenario, I wasn't necessarily trying to prove a point.

Yahweh - horrible, vicious, sadistic, genocidal maniac. All that you're looking for in a good leader.

An interesting account of Yahweh's efforts can be found in the Law of One.

To summarize, 'Yahweh' was an ET who cam to Earth to improve the genetic 'stock' of humanity, in order to provide a better foundation for spiritual development.

These offspring were smarter, larger, taller than others. They were called the Anak. Their language was ancient Hebrew.

Later, another ET from the Orion group impersonated Yahweh and convinced the Anak that they were an 'elite' amongst humanity, and led them to wage destructive 'holy wars' against other peoples. (The Orion group is thought to be the same reptilian ET group that is still active today.)

It is still today a common method of controlling people. Just convince those who are smarter, wealthier, etc, that they are an 'elite', and they can be more easily used to act negatively towards others.

I could quote some scripture here, however it is kinda pointless in such a blunt topic.

You are either for the Creator/Jesus or against. Scripture from the Holy Bible will backup those who are on Jesus' side, and those against don't care anyway.

One's belief depends on which side you are on.

I'm not of the atheist mindset.

Nah. Just think we have a better understanding of perceived reality and gotta be able to come up with something better or at least an updated version by now

Athesim is a form of Judaisim, right?

Technically, atheism means "against theism", the "the" in "theism" being the "the" in "theology", thus atheism means against theism ("ism" being a system, in this case the "the"-ism).

Thanks for the info!

The difference between the vengeful God of the Old Testament and the loving Father of the New Testament is striking.

The best evidence I've seen is that Hiram Abiff is actually Nimrod. Check out Gary Wayne's material; he has a book and dozens of interviews.