APPENDIX R
An appendix is needed regarding chapter 9 of this serie, specifically the grouping of polytheistic planetary false gods inspiring Sabaism and related planetary idolatry.
INTRODUCTION
The Bible portrays this as the Nephilim and giants, the Titans of Greek tradition. These old, polytheistic gods link to the rebellious spirits of Genesis 6 and their offspring with human women: the giants or Nephilim.
These deformed entities, known as Gygas in Greek tradition, were abominations—not creations of God—born of rebellious spirits and humans. Beheading was necessary to kill them, but their souls, for which God created no place, wander restlessly in pain, desiring physical bodies, caught between worlds. This is the true origin of demons.
These entities are responsible for crimes, bound to powerful bloodlines and families who historically linked their power and fortune to their worship.
Biblically, spirits committing this genetic blasphemy against humanity are imprisoned in the pit. Revelation reveals this pit will open briefly before the Day of the Lord.
The resurrection of the wounded king, promising a golden age, is the polytheistic team aiming to counterfeit and invert the narrative, as they are only specialized in bending the truth.
Now I understand that, for the first time in this essay, I am almost speaking the language of the Author whose theories I am trying to refute.
This is actually part of the tradition of the Bible, but this topic does not get discussed for obvious reasons.
Many use just the first Book of Enoch to expand on the Nephilim tradition. It is not the only apocryphal text that talks about them, and they are discussed in the detestable Talmud and in the Zohar. But to me, the best resource remains the writing of our church fathers from the first 400 years: Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, Ignatius of Antioch, and many others. Also, all major historians report these episodes or giants: Josephus, Philo, Manetho, Berossus and others.
Just like the flood, which is recorded unanimously around the world by many different distant cultures, the giants are a recurring motif of the same magnitude, although everything is done by the ruling class to keep these studies from appearing mainstream.
Pre-Flood (Antediluvian) Deities and Planetary Associations
These figures belong to the earliest cosmic ages, primordial generations, or mythic rulers thought to exist before a great flood or cosmic reset.
Greek (Pre-Flood / Primordial Generations)
|
Deity |
Role |
Planet |
|---|---|---|
|
Uranus |
Sky father |
The Sky (not a classical planet) |
|
Gaia |
Earth mother |
Earth |
|
Cronus (Kronos) |
Titan king |
Saturn |
|
Oceanus |
World ocean |
None (elemental) |
|
Hyperion |
Titan of heavenly light |
Sun (sometimes) |
|
Selene |
Moon |
Moon |
|
Helios |
Sun |
Sun |
Canaanite (Pre-Flood / Early Divine Council)
|
Deity |
Role |
Planet |
|---|---|---|
|
El |
Most High |
None (supreme, not planetary) |
|
Asherah (Athirat) |
Mother goddess |
None (sometimes Venus later, but not early) |
|
Yam |
Sea god |
None |
|
Mot |
Death |
None |
|
Shapash |
Solar goddess |
Sun |
(Note: Planetary cults among early Canaanites develop more clearly post-flood, especially under Babylonian influence.)
Egyptian (Pre-Flood / Zep Tepi “First Time”)
|
Deity |
Role |
Planet |
|---|---|---|
|
Atum |
First creator |
None |
|
Ra |
Solar deity |
Sun |
|
Thoth |
Wisdom |
Mercury |
|
Nut |
Sky |
Sky |
|
Geb |
Earth |
Earth |
|
Osiris |
Underworld |
Orion (star) |
Post-Flood / Classical-Era Deities and Planetary Associations
Greek (Post-Flood Olympian Age)
These match the classical seven-planet system.
|
Deity |
Planet |
|---|---|
|
Zeus |
Jupiter |
|
Hera |
the star Arcturus |
|
Poseidon |
Neptune in modern astrology (not ancient) |
|
Ares |
Mars |
|
Aphrodite |
Venus |
|
Hermes |
Mercury |
|
Apollo |
Sun |
|
Artemis |
Moon |
|
Cronus (Kronos) |
Saturn |
|
Hades |
Pluto (modern) |
Canaanite (Post-Flood / Iron Age and Hellenistic syncretism)
Planetary associations become firm after interactions with Babylonians.
|
Deity |
Planet |
|---|---|
|
Baal / Baal-Hadad |
Jupiter |
|
Astarte (Ashtart, Ishtar) |
Venus |
|
Resheph |
Mars |
|
Shamash / Shapash |
Sun |
|
Yarikh |
Moon |
|
Kemosh / Milcom |
Saturn (in some traditions) |
Egyptian (Post-Flood / Classical and Hellenistic periods)
|
Deity |
Planet |
|---|---|
|
Ra |
Sun |
|
Thoth |
Moon |
|
Horus |
Sun (sometimes), or Jupiter in Greco-Egyptian texts |
|
Set |
Mars |
|
Isis |
Linked with Sirius |
|
Osiris |
Orion (star) |
|
Hathor |
Venus |
|
Khonsu |
Moon |
|
Sobek (later periods) |
Mercury (in some Greco-Egyptian magical texts) |
