Egyptian God Horus & The Lord RayEl Connection Horus is one of the most significant deities in the ancient Egyptian religion who was worshiped from at least 3100 BC through the Greek-Roman era. There are different forms of Horus that have been recorded in history and these are treated as distinct gods of Egypt. These…
Date captured: May 9th, 2016
A massive fleet of UFOs has recently been captured on NASA’s Stereo Ahead COR2 Satellite. View this amazing image before it gets taken down!
FROM PRINCE ENLIL TO LORD RAYEL The History of the many incarnations of Prince Enlil. Crown Prince Enlil was commander of the Earth Forces that had been sent to Earth to extract Gold thousands of years ago. He was, essensially, sorting out his brother Enki`s mistake. We have to start in a…
RAYMOND ELWOOD is his birthname, LEAR is his surname. The Guardian Angels are a world renown and respected crime-fighting force, meritoriously recognized for their bravery and public service. They are not a gang. Guardian Angels Official Website Before the Holy Spirit descended in Jerusalem in 2011, Raymond Elwood Lear was being drafted to…
UN to Israel: Golan Heights Belong to Syria In light of international discussions about Syria identifying Israel’s Golan Heights as Syrian territory, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened his Cabinet in the Golan on April 17, declaring, “The Golan Heights will remain in Israel’s hands forever.” The Cabinet’s meeting in Ramat Golan was the…
ROME — The Vatican unveiled newly restored frescoes in the Catacombs of Priscilla in Rome Tuesday — and ignited controversy over whether the early Christian church had women priests.
The catacombs feature two scenes said by proponents of the women’s ordination movement to show women priests: One in the ochre-hued Greek Chapel features a group of women celebrating a banquet, said to be the banquet of the Eucharist. Another fresco in a richly decorated burial chamber features a woman, dressed in a dalmatic — a cassock-like robe — with her hands up in the position used by priests for public worship.