Jesus the Zodiac Sun-God

Exploring Jesus, the Sun God, the Zodiac and 12 Greek Gods

Sun worship is often seen as primitive, but it has captivated humans since the start of civilization. The Sun shines brightly overpowering all the Stars (and Greek Gods). After Christianity elevated Jesus Christ to the status of all-powerful God, it became a natural progression to identify Jesus with the Sun (Sun-God).

SUN GOD Ω Mithras

The Sun presides over the 12 Astrological Stars and Greek Gods

Ω Greek God: Mithras

A judicial figure; an all-seeing Protector of Truth, and Guardian of Cattle, the Harvest and of The Waters

Sun \| Ω Mithras	Jesus
According to early Christianity, Jesus was the 'Sun God' (or Son of God). This brought old astrotheolog, solar mythology and Greek pagan Gods into Christian faith. Christians would deny Jesus and the Sun are connected, even though they acknowledge many Christian festivals are rooted in paganism (i.e. Christmas, Easter etc.)
Sun gives light	Jesus gives spiritual light
Sun guides the stars	Jesus guides humanity
Sun is at center of the planets	Jesus is central to Christian doctrine
Sun overlooks 12 Zodiac Constellations (or Greek Gods)	Jesus overlooks his 12 disciples
Sun gives life to vegetation	Jesus gives life to dead souls
Sun has always existed	Jesus has always existed (immortal)
Sun is the "soul of the world"	Jesus is the spiritual soul for Christians

From Mithras to Jesus Christ

After Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity in 4 AD, Mithras who was honoured as a supreme diety between 2-3 AD, fell out of favour. Early Roman Christians now honored Mithras, the Sun-God through the new God, Jesus Christ the "Son of God", and converted enmasse to Christianity.

The Christian religion is a parody on the worship of the Sun, in which they put a man called Christ in place of the Sun, and paid him the adoration originally given to the Sun. Jesus became the 'Son of God' or the 'Sun God', like Mithras, guardian to twelve Greek Gods

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1. ARIES Ω Athena
Aries is represented as the Ram/Lamb because March/April is the time of the year when lambs are born. Ω Greek God: Athena Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War
2. TAURUS Ω Aphrodite
Taurus is the Bull because April/May is the time for ploughing and tilling. Ω Greek God: Aphrodite Greek Goddess of Love, Beauty & Eternal Youth
3. GEMINI Ω Apollo
Gemini is the Twins, so-called for Castor and Pollux, the twin stars in its constellation, as well as because May/June is the time of the "increase" or "doubling" of the sun, when it reaches its greatest strength. Ω Greek God: Apollo Greek God of the Sun, the Light, the Music and the Prophecy
4. CANCER Ω Hermes
After the sun reaches its strength at the summer solstice and begins to diminish in Cancer (June/July), the stars are called the Crab, who "backslides." Ω Greek God: Hermes Greek God of Trade, Eloquence and Messenger of the Gods
5. LEO Ω Zeus
Leo is the Lion because, during the heat of July/August, the lions in Egypt would come out of the hot desert. Ω Greek God: Zeus Greek God of the Sky and King of the Gods
6. VIRGO Ω Demeter
Virgo, originally the Great Mother Earth, is the "Gleaning Virgin, who holds a sheath of wheat," symbolizing August/ September, the time of the harvest. Ω Greek God: Demeter Greek Goddess of Agriculture, Fertility, Sacred Law and the Harvest
7. LIBRA Ω Hephaestus
Libra (September/October) is the Balance, reflecting the autumnal equinox, when the days and night are again even in length. Ω Greek God: Hephaestus Greek God of Fire and Metalworking
8. SCORPIO Ω Ares
Scorpio is the Scorpion because in the desert areas the fierce storms of October/November were called "scorpions" and because this time of the year is the "backbiter" of the sun as it begins to wane. Ω Greek God: Ares Greek God of War
9. SAGITTARIUS Ω Artemis
Sagittarius is the "vindictive Archer" who side-wounds and weakens the sun during its approach in November/ December towards the winter solstice. Ω Greek God: Artemis Greek Goddess of the Hunt, Forests and Hills, the Moon, Archery
10. CAPRICORN Ω Hestia
In Capricorn, the weakened sun encounters the "filthy, illomened Hegoat," who drags the solar hero down in December/January. Ω Greek God: Hestia Greek Goddess of the Hearth and Domestic Life
11. AQUARIUS Ω Hera
Aquarius is the WaterBearer because January/February is the time of winter rains. Ω Greek God: Hera Greek Goddess of Marriage and Queen of Olympus
12. PISCES Ω Poseidon
Pisces is represented by the Fishes because February/ March is the time when the thinning ice is broken and the fattened fish are plucked out. Ω Greek God: Poseidon Greek God of the Sea

CREDIT
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sol_Invictus
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/mistic/songod_sungod.htm
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/biblianazar/esp_biblianazar_33.htm
http://www.stellarhousepublishing.com/jesussunexcerpt.html
http://www.biblenews1.com/planets/planets.html
http://amazingdiscoveries.org/S-deception_paganism_Catholic_symbol_St-Peter

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