Secret Revealed Illuminati Looking for the child

yes they do and SHE knows that, and she has the gifts of the holy spirit, its kind of hard to trick a person with the spirit of discernment and the holy holies around her, not to mention their ancestors on the other side, the continual prayers, its not just happening on the physical plane but also methaphysical included within that the angels as well

also had to mention something, if you recall in Isaiah the lion will lay down with the lamb...this is the gift SHE the mother has...even the earth and its creatures protect them

Interesting stuff

they are looking for a child?
like a little kid?
the nobody is a little kid?

or is it an unborn kid?

is his mom hot?

they are looking for a child yes the christ reborn so they think...but Im not sure who they have in administration because theyre wrong

You have revealed more about yourself than you would have intended by this post.

Yes, you are fallen. But no, you won't be able to drag everyone else down with you.

Hell is almost gone. I haven't been back to check since the last time I worked on it. The fallen ones will no longer be stored within the planet, they will be completely ejected from it.

Bye bye! Have a nice trip.


PS: Redemption was on the cards, for those who wanted it. Some of the reptilians who recently left voluntarily, instead of fighting, were given light from the mother to take with them, to help them grow.

While you, will always remain in the dark, because you have no remorse.

the mother is the tabernacle, and they dont know that the nobody is the she...the mother

Im a woman and Im definintely not lucifer and no lucifer is not a woman he is considered and angel htey arent really within a gender howebver known mostly as male except for lailah...the mother is basically lailah reborn

name Lailah is the same as the Hebrew word for "night" laylah לילה. The identification of the word "night" as the name of an angel originates with the interpretation of "Rabbi Yochanan" (possibly Yochanan ben Zakkai c. 30 - 90 AD) who read "At night [Abraham] and his servants deployed against them and defeated them” (JPS Genesis 14.14) as "by [an angel called] night" (Sanhedrin 96a).

The noun for "night" in the Semitic languages is derived from the tri-consonantal root: L-Y-L, also found in Arabic laylah "night" (Arabic: ليلى‎). The root is also shared with the Hebrew noun liliyt, "night creature", one origin of the Lilith myth.[1]

The ending lah is a feminine. Lailah is the only angel with a feminine name and distinctly feminine characteristics
In the Babylonian Talmud: Sanhedrin 96a the phrase "And he [Abraham] fought against them, he and his servants, "by night" [Hebrew lailah] and smote them." is interpreted by Rabbi Johanan who said "The angel who was appointed to Abraham was named lailah [Night]." Rabbi Isaac the smith also related either God "He", or an angel "he", to the stars fighting against Sisera.

"If I go [to battle] and am successful, I will sacrifice my two sons to thee', he vowed. But his sons heard this, so they killed him, as it is written, And it came to pass, as he was worshipping in the house of Nisroch his god, that Adrammelech and Sharezer his sons smote him with the sword etc.6 And he fought against them, he and his servants, by night [lailah] and smote them.

R. Johanan said: The angel who was appointed to [aid] Abraham was named lailah [Night].
as it is written, [Let the day perish wherein I was born], and the Lailah which said, There is a man child conceived.
R. Isaac, the smith, said: He [the angel] set into motion the activities of the night [viz.. the stars] on his behalf, as it is written, They fought from heaven; the stars in their courses fought against Sisera." Sanhedrian 96, Soncino Talmud
Also in the Talmud, the interpretation is found of rabbi Hanina ben Pappa (3rd century AD), that Lailah is an angel in charge of conception who takes a drop of semen and places it before God, saying:

For R. Hanina b. Papa made the following exposition: The name of the angel who is in charge of conception is 'Night', and he takes up a drop and places it in the presence of the Holy One, blessed be He, saying, 'Sovereign of the universe, what shall be the fate of this drop? Shall it produce a strong man or a weak man, a wise man or a fool, a rich man or a poor man?' (Niddah 16b[5]).

Lailah chooses a soul from the Garden of Eden and commands it to enter the embryo. Lailah watches over the development in the womb and shows the rewards and punishments available to the individual. Then right before birth, Lailah strikes the newborn above the lip, making it forget what was learned and creating the philtrum. Lailah serves as a guardian angel throughout a person's life and at death, leads the soul into the afterlife.[6]

Ellen Frankel notes that God decides the fate of the child when it is conceived and leaves one thing undecided, whether it will be righteous or wicked.[7] allowing it to have free will. According to Howard Schwartz, knowledge is present and then forgotten at birth, much like the Jungian concept of the collective unconscious, and Lailah is the polar opposite of Lilith, who wastes seed, is not maternal, and is bent on destruction, not creation.

The Nobody is technically not a little kid. But he sure does act like one. A spoiled and rotten little one at that. :)

Among the angels there is one who serves as the midwife of souls. This is Lailah, the Angel

of Conception. When the time has come for a man and his wife to conceive a child, God

directs Lailah to seek out a certain soul hidden in the Garden of Eden, and command it to

enter a drop of semen. At first the soul refuses, for it still remembers the pain of being born,

and it prefers to remain pure. But Lailah compels the soul to obey, and that is when God

decrees what the fate of that sperm will be, whether male or female, strong or weak, rich or

poor, and so on. Then the angel turns around and places the soul in the womb of the mother.

While the infant grows in the womb, Lailah places a lighted candle at the head of the

unborn infant, so he can see from one end of the world to the other, as it is said, His lamp

shone above my head, and by His light I walked through darkness (Job 29:3). For nine months

Lailah watches over the unborn infant, teaching him the entire Torah as well as the history

of his soul. During this time, the evil inclination has no power over him. And before he is

born, he is given an oath to keep his soul pure, lest God take it back from him. Then Lailah

leads the child into the Garden of Eden, and shows him the righteous ones with crowns on

their heads. So too does Lailah lead the child to the netherworld and show him the punishments

of Gehenna. But when the time has come to be born, the angel extinguishes the

lamp, and brings forth the child into the world. The instant the child emerges, Lailah lightly

strikes the newborn above the lip, causing it to cry out. And at that instant the infant forgets

all it has learned. That is the origin of the mark on the upper lip, which everyone bears.

Indeed, Lailah is a guardian angel, who watches over that child all of his days. And

when the time has come to take leave of this world, it is Lailah who comes to him and

says, “Do you not recognize me? The time of your departure has come. I have come to

take you from this world.” Thereupon Lailah leads him to the World to Come, where he

renders an accounting before God, and he is judged according to his merits.



This myth describes the formation of a child. The soul is here revealed to have been

drawn from on high and sent to this world reluctantly. Such a myth affirms the rabbinic

belief in the essential purity of the human soul, which is subjected to the power

of the Yetzer ha-Ra, the Evil Inclination. This myth of conception is also a reminder of

God’s powerful role in every stage of our lives. A famous passage in Pirke Avot 3:1

says: “Know where you came from, where you are going, and before whom you will

in the future have to give account and reckoning. Where you came from—from a fetid

drop; where you are going—to a place of dust, worms and maggots; and before whom

you will in the future have to give account and reckoning—before God, the Supreme

King of kings.”

According to Rabbi Meir ibn Gabbai in Avodat ha-Kodesh, “Before a soul descends

to this world, it recognizes the Oneness of God and grasps the secrets of the Torah.”

He links this intrinsic knowledge of the soul with the verse Open my eyes that I may

perceive the wonder of Your teachings (Psalms 119:18). These are the wonders that were

apprended before the child was born.

Although angels are generally regarded as sexless, and some rabbinic sources say

they do not procreate, almost all of them bear male names such as Michael or Gabriel

and they have male characteristics. In addition, the noun, malakh (angel) is grammatically

masculine. However, there is one angel, the angel Lailah, who has distinctly feminine

characteristics. This angel is responsible for the fetus, for assisting at birth, and for

guiding the soul from this world to the next. In many ways Lailah is the polar opposite

of Lilith, who wastes seed, is not maternal, and is bent on destruction, not creation.

While the word Lailah, meaning “night,” is masculine, the name Lailah is feminine, and

the name of this angel does not end in the usual “el,” representing God’s Name. Thus,

even though there is no direct evidence that Lailah is a feminine angel, the name Lailah

and the role of the angel strongly indicate feminine characteristics.

Lailah, the angel’s name, likely derives from a rabbinic discussion in B. Niddah 16b,

where conception is described as taking place at night. There the name of the angel in

charge of conception is identified as “Night” (lailah). This angel takes a drop and places

it before God. B. Niddah 30b adds important details about the formation of the embryo

and the role of Lailah. It explains that a light shining above the unborn infant’s head lets

the child see from one end of the world to the other. At the same time, the angel teaches

the unborn child the Torah. But as soon as the child is born, the angel strikes it on the

upper lip, causing the infant to forget all he has learned. The full myth of Lailah and the

formation of the embryo is found in Midrash Tanhuma Pekude

My comment was directed at 48119, yet you answered as if it were directed at you. Can we assume then that you are both of the posters from Canada, and trying to play tricks on us?

That's all demons can really do, mimic and trickery. Must be why only others in your cult are agreeing with you. The rest of us see through your shit.

the child is in good hands

Ok not that it matters really..what Im trying to convey is that the SHE the tarbernacle is the mother

now what kind of a woman would choose to be the mother of this child, and take on death for him, because Christ her other has prepared her all her life for that one day....and has promised her his return upon her death

Eat dicks asstard all the shit he supposedly has is within trust amongst the same people that hate him, yet the little girl physically has everything she can ask for yet her selfish ass asks for more than even her people can bargain for.

yes the child is, soo much so that he will be out of the grasp of the wicked because of the strongest power on earth..a mothers prayer

You make so much sense, I am just astounded. Not.

In the real bible, not the dark one, the mother of the child does not die. God sends an earthquake to devour the serpent, to save her.

You must really have a dull life, to sit around dreaming this shit up.

no shit! whackjob...sorry...but damn...chicks out there...

:littlegchuckle57:

Pot, kettle: black.

One less reptilian asshole in the world:

Villagers in Papua New Guinea have hacked to death a cult leader known as 'Black Jesus' after he escaped from jail while serving a rape sentence, police say.

Villages in Gal, about 20 kilkomtres outside Madang, surrounded the notorious figure after he murdered a local woman and attempted to take the life of another, Chief Inspector Sylvester Kalaut told the Post-Courier.

Villagers then hacked he and another man to death.

Steven Tari, or 'Black Jesus', was known to lure "flower girls" to his tent, where he would cut their throats and drink their blood, according to accusations during his trial.


[link to news.ninemsn.com.au]


Are you guys in mourning, for the loss of one of your bretheren?

Ooooooh, here come da dark ones. Quaking in my slippers, lol.

Why don't you know it all's answer this question?

You Aussies are completely off the mark on your lonely little hive...

They are insane.

the unbinding is happening, and yes she will save the child, not like before...reconcilliation and unbinding of the divine feminine and the power of the mother