WHY DID THE ANCIENTS WORSHIP SATURN?

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.



My memory is fuzzy, but.. I recall something that Hoagland wrote about one of Saturn's moons. It had an obviously artifical ridge that was several miles high. This ridge circled the entire moon. He tied it all in with some of Clarke's books.

Don't know if this helps. But it sure is strange.

Because he was the youngest of the first generation of titans, wonder if Cronos or Saturn would be considered a 'Nephilim' ?

Cronos/Cronus
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What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.



My memory is fuzzy, but.. I recall something that Hoagland wrote about one of Saturn's moons. It had an obviously artifical ridge that was several miles high. This ridge circled the entire moon. He tied it all in with some of Clarke's books.

Don't know if this helps. But it sure is strange.

Thats great thank you. This is exactly what i'm looking for. Very interesting stuff

The most detailed explanation about Saturn worship and what that meant I heard from Jordan Maxwell.
He explains the worship of that planet very clearly and his lectures are fascinating.
You can find his lectures on YouTube.

The most fascinating part is that certain groups of people still worship that Planet for its dark powers. Check Saturn in astrology.

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.



My memory is fuzzy, but.. I recall something that Hoagland wrote about one of Saturn's moons. It had an obviously artifical ridge that was several miles high. This ridge circled the entire moon. He tied it all in with some of Clarke's books.

Don't know if this helps. But it sure is strange.

Thats great thank you. This is exactly what i'm looking for. Very interesting stuff

Ever read Velikovsky? He thinks it was because the planets were playing havoc with our solar system.

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yeah, I think the six pointed star is the symbol of Saturn and it has an occult powers.

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.



My memory is fuzzy, but.. I recall something that Hoagland wrote about one of Saturn's moons. It had an obviously artifical ridge that was several miles high. This ridge circled the entire moon. He tied it all in with some of Clarke's books.

Don't know if this helps. But it sure is strange.

saturn is a big planet
meaning it moves away from the sun

back in the days it was closer to earth and probably inhabited life.

What do you mean Ancients?
Every Judge today wears the black robe of Saturn.

you know what i mean.



My memory is fuzzy, but.. I recall something that Hoagland wrote about one of Saturn's moons. It had an obviously artifical ridge that was several miles high. This ridge circled the entire moon. He tied it all in with some of Clarke's books.

Don't know if this helps. But it sure is strange.

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this is the moon
it has a ledge and something that looks like a grown shut door

deathstar was based on this moon if you ask me

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yeah, I think the six pointed star is the symbol of Saturn and it has an occult powers.

I think you might be confusing that with the pentagram?

six pointed star has been used by many humans over time.. the jews do not have any claim to it.

It goes by the name of' merkaba star tetrahedron ' amongst many others.

going slightly off-topic here , sry

The six-pointed star is made up of two interlaced pyramids. The pyramid pointing upwards represents a tomb where the Egyptians placed their dead. The pyramid pointing downward is an inverted pyramid which represents the womb, or birth. When interlaced the two pyramids together have six points, six triangles and six sides to the inner hexagon.

Originally pagan, the six-pointed star was used in Baal/Astoreth worship by ancient peoples including the Egyptians and was rebuked in Amos 5:26. The six-pointed star became known as the Seal of Soloomon after Solomon married the daughter of Pharoah (II Chronicles 8:11), built an altar to Astoreth, and entered into Baal/Ashtoreth worship (1 Kings 11:6-13). Solomon's blatant idolatry caused the splitting of the kingdom of Israel into the 10-tribe House of Israel that went into exile, and the Two-tribe House of Israel (Judah and Benjamin) that went into captivity in Babylon. Since then,usage of the six-pointed star has continued in Solomonic rituals in the Craft (freemasonry)and is seen in Masonic temples and medals. Long used in magic and witchcraft and the casting of astrological horoscopes, the six-pointed star has been used as the chief symbol of worship to Baal/Moloch in burnt human sacrificial rituals recorded in 11Chronicles 33:6;Jeremiah 32:35 etc . Used by the Druids, the six-pointed star has been used consistently in the occult, and was used by occultist, Adolph Hitler, during the holocaust (the word holocaust means burnt offering). In more recent times, it has almost replaced the Seven-branched Candlestick which was given to Moses and the children of Israel, as an everlsting covenant (Leviticus 24:8). The Seven-branched Candlestick occupied a place of honour in the Tabernacle in the Wilderness. There were no stars in the Tabernacle in the Wilderness. The seven bowls on each of the Seven-branched Candlestick which held the oil were almond shaped (Exodus 25:33).In modern times it is sometimes called the star or shield of David, but the Scriptures attest to the fact that David, King of Israel, had no star or shield. In fact, David calls G-d his shield in Psalm 3:3). World reknown Jewish writer, M. Hirsh Goldberg, in his book 'The Jewish Connection' states: "The star of David is not of Jewish origin and the ancient Israelites never used it as their religious symbol" (p.197). None of the twelve tribes of the children of Israel used the six-pointed star as their symbol--they all used the Seven-branched Candlestick. Therefore,"the six-pointed star does not belong in the Hebraic tradition"
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The north pole is a pentagram (seriously).. dunno how they could have known that though ;)

The planets used to be in different orbits much closer together, with Saturn having a "polar orbit" when viewed from the Earth. Saturn truly WAS a "second sun" that never set, this is referred to in ancient legends from all over the globe. Mars and Venus came much closer often with terrifying effects.

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I would like to hear your take on why you think that the ancients worshiped saturn. I find it very interesting and would like to hear any comments or ideas any of you may have concerning this issue. Thanks and i look forward to hearing your thoughts.