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The Cross
Another important symbol of "Julius Caesar" was the Cross.
This is a symbol of "Victory", when the Romans where victorious, they would build on of these, from a Tree, decorate it, using the Armour of the God (Emperor), symbolically crucifying him.
Just read this Biblical passage from "Ephesians 6:10-18" that describes the "Armor of God (Julius Caesar)"
10 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. 11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil
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The Star
Comet Caesar and the Great Comet of 44 BC
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Julius Caesar was the first historical Roman to be officially deified. He was posthumously granted the title Divus Iulius or Divus Julius (the divine Julius or the deified Julius) by decree of the Roman Senate on 1 January 42 BC.
The name "Divus" is the equivalent to the Greek "Deus", this can be seen in Greek Coins.
Divus Iulius was not a secondary god, but was made equivalent to the highest God of the Roman Empire, Jove.
Temples where built all over the Roman Empire, including Judea.
Here is the Temple Design
Important Details
- Triangle Roof
- Four Pillers
- The Large Star (or Cross, Circle) upon the Top.
In every coin depicting his Temples, they all have these prominent features.
Out of all Regions of the roman empire, Judea where the ones that Honored Caesar the most, Temple Mount was built to honor Julius Caesar, as equivalent to "Deus", or "Iove", and In Classical Latin, the pronunciation of Jove (Iove) is Y-A-W-E [ YAHWEH]. Take note, that "Julius" means "Son-of-Iove" or "Descendant of Iove".
Julius Caesar was essentially "The Son, and the Father".
Julius in Hebrew may render, "Yah-uli-ah", , thus "hall-elujah" (Praise Julius), "Uli-ah" would eventually mutate as "Ilah" or "Allah"
Here is a depiction of Temple Mount
- Four Pillers
- The Large Star (or Cross, Circle) upon the Top.
The placed Sacred to Islam-Christianity-Judaism, was originally sacred to "Julius Caesar", the subliminal god of the 3 Religions.
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Studying REAL Roman History solves these Christian Deceptions and there deliberate Rewriting and corruption of Roman History
Easter
Christians do not celebrate Easter because of Eostre, remember, Christianity is a ROMAN Religion, the Truth is always in Rome.
In the Julian calendar calculations for 44 BCE, the year of Caesar
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Julius Caesar was deified, as Divus Julius with Clementia, did you know, alike Churches of Today, had a CROSS inside the temple, and either a Star or Cross upon the TRIANGULAR Roof.
4 Pillers, Roof as if on Fire, Star [sidus Iulium, eventually Star of David (SIDUS DIVUS] upon center of the Triangle Roof.
Temple of Julius Caesar [ I actually believe the Roof was not Flat, but Triangular ]
Notice the "Cross" upon the Top.
The so-called Tomb of Jesus is designed like a ROMAN Julius Caesar Temple
Christian Scholars [Liars] assume that in Pompey,there is a depiction of a Cross, and believed to be one of the earliest depiction of Christianity, that is wrong, it is a Depiction of the the Divine Julius Caesar, whom symbol was the Cross.
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You just blew my mind with the implications of what you're saying. From where is the first image?
The term "Crucifix" has nothing to do with Death, the word itself, means "Fixed to a Cross", or a "Cross-Figure", exactly what i am showing.
Not sure where the first image Epigraphy is located
Here is another Crucifix
Roman Tropaeum, Charlottenberg Museum, Berlin.
In some Coins the Crucifix is depicted like this
Since the Funeral of Caesar occurred around the Roman Bacchus festival, he became entwined with the Symbolism
The below symbol, is actually depicting Julius Caesar AS Bacchus.
Eventually mutating
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Criminals.
Only Son of Gods are Crucified e.g. Emperors
Coin depicting the Crucifixion of Julius Caesar
Off course, they never place Real Bodies on the Cross, only parts of there Clothing, e.g. Armour, Shields of the Son of God.
The Criminals, are tied up, and placed on the Floor, near the Crucifix, not on the Cross.
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Roman paganism doesn't proscibe sin or virtue.
Yes it does, they very word "Sin", i believe is derived from the Roman-Sabine God "Sancus", from whence "Saint, Sanction" derive too.
Sancus was god of trust (fides), honesty, and oaths , of course, fides is where "Faith" derives, he is also the God of "Signing Contracts"
"Legal Agreements and the "social union or legal contract between people", thus "Marriage" stem from him.
If you SIN, you violate the Oath , hence, you Violate SANCUS , thus a SIN (Sancus).
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The Tree was an important symbol of Rome, when they have being Victorious during a War , they find a tree, cut it, shape it like a Cross
known as a Crucifix. They take off the Armour, and they would place it on the Cross, including there Helmet, Shields, specifically, those Worn by Son of God, the Emperor. The Criminals would then be Tied up, upon the Ground, around the Tree, never on the Cross.
Here is a Ancient Roman Coin, depicting this.
http://tomross.ancients.info/images/Julius%20Caesar-Trophy%20RT1099.jpg
Who can't be crucified?
in Imperium Romanorum
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Christian Scholars are the most ignorant of all people, they all believed that in the 1st Century, a Man was Crucified in Judea, yet they can't seems to present any Archaeological evidence.
Here is Archaeological evidence of the REAL Crucified Son of God in Judea
(Son of God, Vespasian, and TWO CRIMINALS, tied up, on the floor)
IVDAEA = Judea
This is around 70CE , the Gospels is the Narrative of his Campaign, which was predates to 37CE
THIS IS THE ONLY DEPICTION OF A CRUCIFIED SON OF GOD IN 1ST CENTURY IN JUDEA.
It is highly likely that this "Crucifix" would be placed in the Capital of Judea, also in some depictions, this Crucifix is actually carried.
The Romans derived Capitolium from caput. The tale is that an Etruscan king, Olus (i. e. Aulus Vulcentanus) was killed and buried there, and that the Capitoline temple and hill received its name after his skull was later found: