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The Cross Is the CUBE in 2D / The Knights Templar CROSS is a PYRAMID in 2D
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Check this out from this thread:
Thread: Sigil Of Lucifer and the Freemason Logo
What the Templar Cross really means;
[link to www.youtube.com]
You can fold the Christian CROSS (with the right dimensions) into a CUBE.
CUBE represents SATURN.
How to Make a Cube Using Paper
[link to www.youtube.com]
(less than 50% copy-paste)
[link to lada-astrology.blogspot.in]
The hexagon is, of course, a representation of a three dimentional cube. So as we see the connection with the cube shape is not only symbolic but factual and visual as well. The ancient Seeres who gave this Symbol to Saturn were surely aware of the existence of this unusual formation, they were great clairvoyants after all. The colour black is also ruled by Saturn, hence the black cube.The Kaaba, the sacred stone that the Muslims venerate is actually a black cube:
Before it was claimed by the Muslims, this stone used to be a place for worship of the Goddess Kybele, the wife of Kronos(Saturn).Muslims circle around the stone 7 times, the number of the rings of Saturn.And of course, the Muslim religion is really Saturnian-it is full of rules, laws and traditions.
The three dimensional Cube corresponds to The Holy Name Yahweh. The three dimensional Cube consists of 12 lines, 8 points, and 6 sides (12+8+6=26). The gematria of The Holy Name Yahweh is 26. The three dimensional Cube is The Holy Name of Yahweh expressed geometrically! So as we can see Judaism is also a Sturnian religion, where the God should be feared, obeyed, and his rules should be strictly followed. It is very conservative and traditional in its nature just as the energies of the planet Saturn that it worships.
Another representation of the black cube is the mortarboard that students wear at graduation:
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