FINAL WARNING: Setting the Stage for Destruction
through political methods. This was the beginning of the occult, which
became known as Baal (Satan) worship. A common practice was to
sacrifice babies.Nimrod’s great-uncle Shem became so enraged over Nimrod’s
activities, and with the help of a group of Egyptians, killed him,
chopped his body up into little pieces, and sent the pieces to different
cities as a warning to those who dabbled in the occult.Nimrod’s mother, Semiramis (who had married her son Nimrod), took
over the religion, and proclaimed Nimrod a god. She gathered all of
Nimrod’s pieces, except for his penis, which she couldn’t find. She
created the symbol of the obelisk and established phallus worship.
She claimed that an Evergreen tree sprouted from a tree stump, which
she said indicated the entry of new life into the deceased Nimrod.
Every year on the anniversary of Nimrod’s birth, said to be on
December 25th, she would leave gifts at this Evergreen tree, which was
the origin of the Christmas tree.The religion was pushed underground. Those joining had to take oaths
of secrecy, and had to tell their priests everything they did wrong. In
this way, via the ‘confessional,’ they could blackmail anyone who
didn’t yield to their will. Semiramis became known as the ‘Queen of
Heaven’ and was symbolized by the figure of the Moon. Nimrod, her
son/husband, was now called Baal, the Sun God, or the ‘Divine Son of
Heaven.’ Statues were produced showing Semiramis holding the baby
Nimrod.When Babylon fell, the religion grew in Egypt and Pergamos (in Asia
Minor), where Semiramis became known as Isis, and Nimrod became
known as Horus (or Osiris) the Sun God. In Deuteronomy 4:19, Moses
warned against Sun worship. In other lands, forms of Baal worship
became dominant among various religious practices. In China,
Semiramis was called ‘Sing Moo’ (‘Holy Mother’); in ancient Phoenecia,
she was called ‘Ashtoreth,’ and in Asia Minor, ‘Diana.’So, God established a nation of Jews, called Israel, and gave them
laws to live by. They were to be the light to a world ravaged with sin,
but they too became caught up in idol worship. Even though prophets,
anointed by God, warned them, they did not heed the warning. As a