Good Friday and Easter Sunday: King Nimrod, Queen Semiramis and Tammuz

Thursday, April 9, 2009
In Malaysia, Good Friday is being celebrated only in the states of Sabah and Sarawak as the states with majority of Christian believers (which falls on every first Friday of April and according to paganism it's the Spring). On this day Christians commemorate the passion, or suffering, and death on the cross of Jesus Christ.

It's Good Friday. This post is not about how good I'm a Christian. I'm not and never proud of myself for the way I've chosen to walk thus far and for who I am neither am I worthy to be in the presence of God if it was not for, being justified by faith through grace. But since it's Good Friday, and will follow by Easter weekend, we've got plenty of bunny eggs to collect but before we go on collecting bunny eggs, it's good that we know the symbols of bunny and egg were originated from ancient Babylonia. The sexual symbol of fertility.

“Easter” is simply one of the names of a woman who mightily deceived the world and whose religion has caused untold suffering and misery. She was clearly an enemy of Christianity, and her son Tammuz was an anti-Christ, a false messiah that ultimately deceived millions.

In Iraq, Queen Semiramis is worshiped as Mother of God

In the Bible, occasions like Christmas, Good Friday and Easter Sunday were never mentioned nor were there ever being practiced by the followers of Christ in the early days.
Today, in other countries, Philippines is the only country in Asia that is dominantly Catholic and observe the Good Friday wholeheartedly! With some devotees carry heavy wooden crosses and literally drags them on the road. This tradition is called "Penitensiya" where fanatical Christians inflict self-punishments to commemorate the hardships and the pains that Jesus went through when He carried the cross and eventually crucified. And the practice is totally opposed to the teachings of the Bible.

Likewise Easter Sunday and Easter Bunny and egg. Most children and families who color or hide Easter eggs as part of their Resurrection Sunday tradition have no knowledge of the origin of these traditions. Easter egg activities have become a part of Western culture. Many would be surprised and even dismayed to learn where the traditions originated.

T
he name “Easter” has its roots in ancient polytheistic religions (paganism) was never associated biblically with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

If you know anything about Babylonian (Iraq today) ancient history, the mention of Nimrod and his kingdom may send shivers up your spine. He built cities of great almost unimaginable practices and perversion. When Nimrod eventually died, the Babylonian mystery religion in which he figured prominently continued on. His wife Queen Semiramis saw to that. Once he was dead, she deified him as the Sun-god. In various cultures he later became known as Baal, the Great Life Giver, the god of fire, Baalim, Bel, Molech, etc. Later, when this adulterous and idolatrous woman gave birth to an illegitimate son, she claimed that this son, Tammuz by name, was Nimrod reborn.

These were all written in the Old Testament books at least 3500 years ago for us to understand, but if you are Christian, it is not difficult to discern the bizarre deception and confusion that Satan has successfully orchestrated. For example, notice the embarrassing irony in these traditions which are practiced innocently by most people. They are repeated year after year, because they have become traditional and their origin is unknown to many.

source: WebBible Encyclopedia

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