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The Origin and History of the "Star of David"

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Trekker Nov 18, 2012

What Is The Origin of The Six-Pointed Star?


The Six-Pointed Star: The origin, and history of the six-pointed star (hexagram) and its mysterious link with mankind from the days of Egypt are intriguing. The six-pointed star has long been used in magic, occultism, witchcraft, and astrology, and has been found at the scene of so many occult crimes that the police in California issued a directive to all schools warning children to be cautious of this symbol.

Click here to order a copy. Some years ago, it was reported in the Toronto Sun, that a church, and grave yard had been vandalized and "stars" were painted all over. The newspaper had decided not to say what kind of stars as they did not wish to have people think Jews had been responsible.

Firstly, and emphatically, Jews were not responsible for the vandalizing. But as usual, they could have been blamed. Why? Because unfortunately, Jews have often used items and delved in practices that are contrary to Scriptures and the Bible records many such instances.

Why do most Jews use the six-pointed star, which they call the Star of David, the Shield of David, or the Magen David?

Well, here is where it gets intriguing: M. Hirsch Goldberg in his book The Jewish Connection states: " The Star of David is not of Jewish origin - and the ancient Israelites never used it as their religious symbol" (they used the Menorah or Seven Candlestick). So, why did the six-pointed star become known as the Jewish star? This symbol was widely adopted, not because the Jewish people chose it, but ironically because Adolph Hitler forced all Jews to wear a yellow six-pointed star during the holocaust. The word holocaust means burnt offering, and the six-pointed star was used in the past when burnt human sacrifices were offered to Moloch and Ashtoreth in Baal worship. The few Jews who had anything to do with the Six-Pointed star (hexagram) were those who were involved in occult practices. Back to Hitler, would he put anything good on a Jew? Hitler meant to insult and destroy the Jews, and being wrapped up in the occult (read the book, The Nazis and the Occult ), he may have meant the Jews to be his burnt offering for power. Today, most Jews wear this star by choice, and without thinking or checking out its origin and usage through time. Wearing the six-pointed star became a fashion.

The first mention of the six-pointed star in Israelite literature was in AMOS 5:6, when YAWEH angrily tells His people that " I hate and despise your feast days…. You shall take up Siccuth, your king and Chiun your images, the star of your God…."

Siccuth (Sakkuth) and Chiun (Kaiwan) means "star" and refers to Saturn as a star, and was objects of idolatrous worship, as they were considered to be Assyrian gods. The mixed multitude that went out of Egypt with the children of Israel took the star with them. Like the obelisk, the six-pointed star was an Egyptian idol used in idolatrous worship. In 922 B.C. when Solomon married the daughter of Pharoah, he became involved in Egyptian idol worship and went into magic, and witchcraft. Solomon built an altar to Ashtoreth and Moloch, and the six-pointed star, the chief symbol of human sacrifices in magic and witchcraft circles, came to be called the Seal of Solomon.

Solomon did not heed the subsequent warnings from God to cease from these abominable practices, even after God threatened to rend the Kingdom of Israel from his son's hand. And indeed, the split occurred after Solomon's death. Solomon's idolatry caused the Kingdom of Israel to be split in two. The practices he introduced to the children of Israel eventually caused the House of Israel to go into exile into the Caucasus, and the House of Judah to go into captivity. It was Josiah who later destroyed this forbidden altar. Did you know that the number 666 was connected to Solomon? (1 Kings 10:14) Yes, 666 talents of gold was sent to Solomon each month by none other than the King of Tyrus. After you have read this account in the book of 1 Kings, turn to Ezekiel Chapter 28. Oh, what a tangled web was weaved, when Solomon practised to deceive. King Solomon left many articles which proved his blatant idolatry, such as King Solomon's Mirror, King Solomon's Comb, and the six-pointed star, which became known as the Seal of Solomon in the witchcraft and occult world. Solomon also laid down the foundations of the Craft (Daniel 8:25) which later became known as Freemasonry., and the six-pointed star features prominently in Masonic rituals.

King David was Solomon's father, but he was never an idolater. He made it absolutely clear that God Himself was his shield, not only in Psalm 3:3 but in Psalm 28:7, Psalm 119:114, and Psalm 144:2.

The book, The Six-Pointed Star, is the first and only academic work which documents the origin and historical usage of this symbol. From Egypt to Solomon, to Arab magic, and witchcraft, to Druid uses, to freemasonry, to Mayer Amschel Bauer, who in the 17th century changes his name to depict the red six-pointed star which hung on his door in Germany, and thus began the family of "Rothschild" (meaning red shield). The Rothschild family incorporated this symbol in their Court of Arms. The research traced the six-pointed star through the Cabala, to astrology, to Hitler and his putting a yellow six-pointed star on Jews during the holocaust, to the Zionist symbol, and finally to the flag of the State of Israel and beyond.

Because this symbol is comprised of a six within a six within a six (i.e. 6 points, 6 triangles, 6 sides of the inner hexagon) the research also includes a look at the 666 prophecies in the Book of Daniel etc., regarding the "willful king" (anti-Christ) and the "mark of the Beast." Included too, is the Scriptural significance of the number seven, and the Biblical description of the real Messiah, and the seven-branched Candlestick (Menorah), which God gave to the children of Israel as an everlasting Covenant, which is also mentioned in the New Testament and the Book of the Revelation. All sources are written at the bottom of each page making it easy for readers to see and check for themselves. It is the first and only book published on the origin and history of the six-pointed star. The book contains shocking information regarding the usage of the six-pointed star and its intimidating link with mankind. Have a good read. Click here to order.

http://members.attcanada.ca/~vrai/SixPointedStar.htm


SOURCE OF THIS ARTICLE:

http://www.cephasministry.com/israel_origin_of_six_pointed_star.html

sermonindex Nov 18, 2012

this used to be a wonderfully edifying and annointed website.

i, myself recieved much blessing, in both real fellowship with followers of Jesus, in the edifying audio teachings and testimonies of giants in the faith, like Duncan Campbell, Len Ravenhill. wonderful. it was here i learned of the ministry of David Brainerd, who's journals, "The Life of Brainerd"...just spur me on in this Most Holy Faith.

but now?...this website USED to be edifying, posts with Judge Judy video segments?, tip of the iceberg, and Trekker, i dont know WHERE you're coming from, but you start wading in the dark pool of the mind of barry Chamish?.....Yeh, i just spent an hour digging thru the "offerings" of 'cephas ministry', trying to ascertain, WHO is this?.....WHAT are they trying to say? What is their AGENDA?

and none of it is edifying, sweet, with the Frangrance of Messiah...just dark confusion.

But the fault lays with me, if SOMETHING stumbles one, they should mark and avoid it, like this website.

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Trekker Nov 18, 2012

Hez, i don't know who Barry Chemish is or anything about that person. As for Cephas ministry, it is apparently a discernment ministry. All i did was post one article here, exposing the history and origin of the Star of David, which some Christians are tempted to display or wear simply because it has to do with Israel, when they do not know the origins of it. I am clueless to what you are referring to or protesting about.

sermonindex Nov 18, 2012

"all i did was post one article here"....thats right. cheap and easy scholarship, you didnt even go deeper for attribution, or who wrote it, or the real historcity behind it.

many here, post single articles up, and dont even dig further....such as "sharia law in britain"....before people post facts.....want does it feel like its just "hit and run" cheap scholarship?

the whole onus of cephas ministry is of dubious scholarship, what made the Bererans of noble character?

be honest...did you ask God, should i post this?

i have no protest, only grief, as to how FAR this forum has fallen.....and i'm not 'angry' or "mad" at you....just the question.....why?

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Trekker Nov 18, 2012

There is quite a bit of (what you would call) "cheap and easy scholarship" posted on SI so i guess i don't get why you have singled out this particular article. Every time someone posts a news media article (or link to one)it could be considered "cheap and easy scholarship". I wasn't competing to make a documentary, write an online manuscript or submission for scholarship; what was posted included a book title for further reading, research and followup if a reader so desired. I TRULY DON'T understand your complaint about this particular article; if you want more scholarship it would probably be best to read the book which the article alludes to. Even worse than "cheap and easy" on this site might be the constant whining and complaining there is on this site every time a person posts something, INCLUDING even PRAYER REQUESTS. Did you pray before you decided to complain and whine? Pretty soon i think i will give up on Christians altogether and get my fellowship at a local tavern instead, the people there are probably friendlier. I've about reached my limit.

sermonindex Nov 18, 2012

i'm a Jew who follows Jesus and was raised in the synagogue as a child....and reading this article, like a Berean, i searched where this article came for, the website, the author, his agenda......and he's off, way off, and if you want to catergorize my calling you on this JUNK, as "whining", thats bold talk from a feller sitting behind a keyboard.

you wouldnt be doing that at the local hellhole they call a tavern....that wasnt NEWS you presented, that was the delusions of one man...his opinions, which you chose to regurgitate without looking deeply into the website.

whatever, i'm going to back hunting deer, have fun playing.

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ginnyrose Nov 25, 2012

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ginnyrose Nov 25, 2012

QUOTE:
"Pretty soon i think i will give up on Christians altogether and get my fellowship at a local tavern instead, the people there are probably friendlier. I've about reached my limit."

Trekker, this statement disturbs me much...have you only embraced Christianity philosophically but not its Master? I cannot see how a person who dearly loves the Lord Jesus would prefer the company of unrepentant sinners to that of God's people nor say anything like this about his children. Granted, Christians are a work in process, but we do belong to God. If you do not enjoy the fellowship of the saints, maybe you should just go and not trouble those who do take their walk with the LORD seriously. But know that doing so will have serious consequences.

Yes, I find your statement very troubling...The LORD Jesus knows you said it as well.

Too bad...

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