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'..there is nothing new under the sun.' Ecclesiastes 1:9
The astrotheological origins of Christianity and the solar nature of Jesus Christ existed from the beginning and can be found in the Bible itself, continuing for centuries afterwards.
The story dawns...
'Because I am an astronomer and a student of the Bible, it is glaringly obvious to me that Jesus is merely another in a long line of Sun Gods. The evidence is right under the nose of anyone who takes the time and effort to read the Holy Bible. D M Murdock has just given everyone a cheat sheet. Use it !!!' Loren Ball
See also:
Jesus as the Sun throughout History
Star Worship of the Ancient Israelites
2,750-year-old solar-aligned temple discovered in Israel
Astrotheology of the Ancients
The Astrotheological Origins of Christianity
What is Mythicism?
The Twelve in the Bible and Ancient Mythology
Sun of God?
2014 Astrotheology Calendar
Acharya's Frequently Asked Questions
SHP
Note: On the image at 1:46 appears the Greek phrase Ἰησοῦς ΧÏιστὸς Θεὸς á¼Îº Θεοῦ Ιαὼ, which D.M. Murdock translates as 'Jesus Christ God from God IAO. The source of this phrase is the author of 'The Gnostics and Their Remains: Part IV,' Charles W. King, who extrapolated it from a Gnostic Abraxas gem with the inscription ΙΧΘΕΘΩΗΙΑΙΑΩ.
King averred that the gem inscription must stand for Ἰησοῦς ΧÏιστὸσ Θεὸς á¼Îº Θεοῦ Ιαὼ. The original inscription has the abbreviated initials ΙΧ, representing 'Jesus Christ,' along with the final letters of ΙΑΩ or 'IAO.' These three letters are said to symbolize 'unity' via the I or iota, along with the 'alpha and omega,' which Jesus is called in the New Testament (Revelation 21:6, 22:13). The effect is the same: Jesus is Iao.
For more information, see:
Gnostic Astrotheology and Jesus-Iao the Sun
'..there is nothing new under the sun.' Ecclesiastes 1:9
The astrotheological origins of Christianity and the solar nature of Jesus Christ existed from the beginning and can be found in the Bible itself, continuing for centuries afterwards.
The story dawns...
'Because I am an astronomer and a student of the Bible, it is glaringly obvious to me that Jesus is merely another in a long line of Sun Gods. The evidence is right under the nose of anyone who takes the time and effort to read the Holy Bible. D M Murdock has just given everyone a cheat sheet. Use it !!!' Loren Ball
See also:
Jesus as the Sun throughout History
Star Worship of the Ancient Israelites
2,750-year-old solar-aligned temple discovered in Israel
Astrotheology of the Ancients
The Astrotheological Origins of Christianity
What is Mythicism?
The Twelve in the Bible and Ancient Mythology
Sun of God?
2014 Astrotheology Calendar
Acharya's Frequently Asked Questions
SHP
Note: On the image at 1:46 appears the Greek phrase Ἰησοῦς ΧÏιστὸς Θεὸς á¼Îº Θεοῦ Ιαὼ, which D.M. Murdock translates as 'Jesus Christ God from God IAO. The source of this phrase is the author of 'The Gnostics and Their Remains: Part IV,' Charles W. King, who extrapolated it from a Gnostic Abraxas gem with the inscription ΙΧΘΕΘΩΗΙΑΙΑΩ.
King averred that the gem inscription must stand for Ἰησοῦς ΧÏιστὸσ Θεὸς á¼Îº Θεοῦ Ιαὼ. The original inscription has the abbreviated initials ΙΧ, representing 'Jesus Christ,' along with the final letters of ΙΑΩ or 'IAO.' These three letters are said to symbolize 'unity' via the I or iota, along with the 'alpha and omega,' which Jesus is called in the New Testament (Revelation 21:6, 22:13). The effect is the same: Jesus is Iao.
For more information, see:
Gnostic Astrotheology and Jesus-Iao the Sun
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What is Sun God?A solar deity (also sun god or sun goddess) is a sky deity. The diety represents the Sun, or an aspect of it, usually by its perceived power and strength. Solar deities and sun worship can be found throughout most of recorded history in various
forms. The Sun is sometimes referred to by its Latin name Sol or by its Greek name Helios.
