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Jesus is the God Saturn: Master Key Application #666

Jesus is the God Saturn: Master Key Application #666

Lamel, Lazarus

Paperback

Series: The Messiah Code, Book 5

General Christianity

ISBN13: 9798263048235
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 31 2025
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.29 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Jesus, as depicted in the New Testament, is a direct continuation and coded embodiment of the ancient deity known as Saturn. This theory is underpinned by the principle that while the names change, the attributes remain, highlighting a profound connection between Jesus and Saturn through shared symbolic, astronomical, linguistic, and ritual roots. Names Change: In antiquity, Saturn was recognized by various names across different cultures, such as Ninurta by the Babylonians, El by the Phoenicians, Saturnus by the Romans, and Kronos by the Greeks. Despite these differing names, the fundamental qualities and functions of the deity remained consistent. The theory suggests that Christianity, in a process of assimilation and transformation, adopted these Saturnian archetypes, presenting them under the new name of Jesus. For instance, Saturnalia, a Roman festival for Saturn, became Christmas, with the solar child born on December 25th transforming into the Christ child. Even the Pope's title, Pontifex Maximus, was originally held by pagan priests of Saturn, demonstrating a survival through assimilation where Saturn was never removed, only renamed.Attributes Remain: The core attributes consistently associated with Saturn include judgment, discipline, time, sacrifice, death, and resurrection. The sources meticulously detail how these attributes are reflected in Jesus:1. Judgment: Saturn was the cosmic judge of karma. Jesus is presented as the Final Judge, separating sheep from goats, a function described as cold, impersonal, and universal. His role as Judge of the Living and the Dead was previously reserved for Saturn, the Roman Iudex Maximus. Jesus's ministry beginning at age 30 aligns with the first Saturn Return, a period of personal reckoning and judgment. He is depicted in Revelation with eyes of fire and a sword, symbolizing spiritual enforcement, mirroring Saturnian judgment.2. Discipline: The word disciple shares etymological roots with discipline, both linked to Saturnian attributes of structured learning, obedience, and trial-based development. Jesus's teaching methods, involving isolation, fasting, parables, and direct moral codes, align with Saturnian restriction and ethical rigor rather than expansive Jupiterian styles. His command to deny himself and take up his cross daily is described as a Saturnian formula of restriction, burden, and repetition.3. Time: Saturn was the supreme deity of cycles and order, governing time and limitation. Jesus declares himself the Alpha and the Omega, claiming Saturnian authority over temporal existence. His entire ministry is said to be clocked by higher timing, respecting the unfolding of sacred cycles. The crucifixion occurred on a Friday, and Jesus lay dead through Saturday (dies Saturni), fulfilling Saturn's dominion over the seventh day, the day of rest, closure, and death. His resurrection on Sunday, the Sun's day, symbolizes rebirth beyond Saturn's gate, mastering the very construct Saturn rules. This timing emphasizes that Jesus is Lord over Saturn, fulfilling and over-throwing the rule of time and death.4. Sacrifice and Death: Saturn is intrinsically linked with sacrifice and death. The obsession with blood in Christian doctrine, from the Last Supper to the Crucifixion, echoes the blood rites of Saturnian cults. Jesus, as the final sacrifice, completes this Saturnian cycle of death-for-life. His descent into the underworld between death and resurrection is seen as a Saturnian interregnum or a three-day Saturn rite, aligning with initiation cycles in ancient mystery traditions where candidates were sealed in darkness before resurrection. Mythically, Saturn devoured his children, a metaphor for time consuming all life; Jesus allows himself to be devoured (crucified, entombed) only to reverse the cycle, becoming the Saturn god reborn with power over his former laws.

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