
NB: In order for you not to think that I have an infatuation in
exposing triangles and pentagrams, allow me to let you know the same
principle applies with other symbols, including "the sign of the
cross". This is irrespective of whether the cross comes as just a
plain simple cross or whether it comes in various shapes and
forms. They are all Babylonian in origin anyway. The
upright pole or stake representing the God part and the cross beam
representing the man part, mean nothing to a believer if the cross is
just a
religious emblem. This also covers fishes, doves, rainbows, or
any other so-called Christian image. The Bible is very clear
that the children of the light are to be and appear different than the
children of disobedience. Jer. 10:2:
"Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen".
As far as the image of the Triangle and Star go, the Christ Mass
tradition plays a major role and adds "justified" impetus to the "Holy
Trinity" theology. F'instance, where did the X Mass tree
originate from? It has nothing to do with Christ that's for
sure! Also,
God's people in the Old Testament were clearly warned against importing
or borrowing heathen objects, practices and customs from the
heathen. This included erecting a decorated tree in your home,
which never had anything to do with being symbolic of the resurrection
of the Lord Jesus Christ:

In honour of the dead tree with God's children having back slidden,
returning again to idolatry ...
Jer. 10:3-4. In Christendom the pine
or fir tree is the tree chosen for veneration as it is in the.....
shape of
a triangle symbolic of the Trinity and supposed new beginnings (resurrection). Notice....
the forbidden Star on the apex! A star representative of Lucifer achieving his goal in Is.14:13-14

Is Christmas time really as innocent as it appears? Luke warm Christians continually justify the tree
....
and the false day and venerating 'another Jesus' behind a light-hearted, happytime charade. As if God
remains indifferent and not the same jealous God today and forever, without a shadow of turning:
.......
"For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of
the forest, the work of the hands
of the workman, with the axe. They
deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with
hammers, that it move not."..............................................................................................................
Nominalists use this tree as a christianized pagan (there's that oxymoron again) decoration to.............
commemorate Jesus' socalled birthday! While Christendom justifies it, Bible believers cannot............
Here's those three biblical witnesses
again, in the words of Paul, acting as an indictment against
converting, celebrating or embracing anything worldly, heathen or pagan
(2 Cor. 11: 2-4):
"For I am jealous over you with godly jealousy (yes, God is still a jealous God and desires godliness): for I have espoused you to one husband, that I may present you as a chaste virgin to Christ (free from mixture, leaven and playing the good "Christian" flirt). But I fear (looks like very serious stuff here), lest by any means (yes, it says any means), as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ. For if he that cometh preacheth (1) another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive (2) another spirit, which ye have not received, or (3) another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him."
There's the Trinity mentioned and exposed clearly in one biblical passage ... (1) "another Jesus" (God the Son), (2) "another spirit" (God the Holy Spirit), (3) and "another gospel" (the promise of the Father)!
Christ Mass is nothing to do with the Jesus of scripture. Nor is
to do with the Spirit of truth. Nor is it anything to do with the
gospel ... the cross! It is in effect another Jesus,
another spirit, and another gospel (a tripartite gospel). In other words
... it
is a mixture which God detests immensely. Would you disagree that
it is a
mixture? If one can discern the fallacy behind the Holy Trinity
doctrine then one is on the road to seeing the fallacy behind
Christmas. On the other hand, if the world wants to celebrate
this occasion, then that is up to them. They are already deceived
anyway. If you want to join hands with the world, then do it, and
don't say you weren't warned! Moreover, if you want to take it
further and place it
on other believers, then you could be in really serious trouble.
E'nuff said!

Following on from Jer. 10: 3-4 see verse 5: "They (the decked tree) are upright as the palm tree, but speak not".
Also, see the three palm trees in the background above?
Christendom's tradition says "the three wise men" (not found in scripture) are symbolic of the
Trinity. Again justifying christianized...
paganism (another oxymoron). On much religious artwork the Trinity is depicted by an old man
(representing God the Father),......
an effeminate (representing God the Holy Spirit), and a young man (representing God the Son). Have you asked yourself these......
important questions ... Does God really grow
old; is the Spirit truly effeminate; and does the Son stay eternally youthful? Serious....
flaws in this concept I must say, as if the Godhead
consists of "three natures". Even "three persons"! Or even "three personalities"!
But don't ever say "three God's"! Definitely not three equals in substance acting and portrayed as one God somehow!...................

The above picture depicts God the Father (old man), God the Son (young man), and God.
the Holy Spirit (as an effeminate or woman - take your pick, depending on your theology).
Differentiating between the two kingdoms (or religion as opposed to reality)
The children of light belong to the kingdom of light (obviously),
which "cometh not
with observation: Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for,
behold, the kingdom of God is within you." No banners, emblems,
or outward display; nor marketing, advertising, or promotion necessary
in this
department! Nor bling, glitter or razzle-dazzle for that
matter ("gold, silver and stone")! In contrast to 2 Kings 17:15:
"And they rejected his statutes, and his covenant that he made with
their fathers, and his testimonies which he testified against them; and
they followed vanity
(the importance of appearance, display and making an impression), and became vain, and went
after the heathen (followed the world) that
were round about them, concerning whom the LORD had charged them, that
they should
not do like them."
Then over into the New Testament the criterion goes even beyond the outward
and sinks heart deep, nailing the truth there, as we are instructed to, according to 2 Cor. 10:5:
"Casting down imaginations
(schemes, fancies, and false images), and every high thing
(conceit, puffed up thinking, high mindedness and self achievement) that
exalteth itself
against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought
to the obedience of Christ".
Moreover, whether it's 'the yin and the yen', 'positivity and
negativity', 'light and darkness', 'good and evil', 'male and female',
'hot and
cold' being representative (or the other way around); or whatever a
symbol
portrays
mystically or spiritually; it is darkness at work nevertheless, hiding
behind false light. Even if it is found on a flag or a banner of
a
country or regime, as a
double meaning insignia from a crescent to a cross, or whatever.
Or hiding behind religious passion, patriotic fervour, zestful nostalgia, or valued
tradition. The fact is, it is manifesting itself as a seal to
what
spirit is behind its function, using clandestine disguises. Also,
working behind dual or more
meanings. Or double or multi interpretations for that
matter. The Trinity
being
the neatest and tidiest 'packaged presentation' of all.
In great
contrast, God does not talk with a
forked tongue, use clandestine tactics, nor work undercover ... Like coming stealthily to
mimic,
counterfeit, or use a fake parallel. This is because God is not the author of
confusion, lies, duplication, contradiction or bewilderment, but does things
orderly
and out in the light.
Eph. 5:13. "But all things that are reproved are made manifest by the
light: for
whatsoever doth make manifest is
light."
Leading up to and in the days of Jesus of Nazareth ... in the
temple they were selling doves and other animals for religious
rites in this case. In John 2:16 Jesus "said unto them that
sold
doves,
Take these things hence; make not my Father's house an house of
merchandise."
In Christendom today, the religionists have become more slick and
sophisticated about they way they market their ware. Instead of
selling living animals for rituals in the
temple (no longer PC in other words), they sell image commodities for rituals and decorations at the
back of the
church auditorium or in church bookstores (no smelly droppings or the
stale of stench and urinated hay or sweaty beasts in this department - and without
the obvious presence of creepy crawlys or vermin).
Instead of
selling
live doves they
now sell doves in the form of jewellery, pictures and ornaments.
How
clever! The same thing for the same reasons, but better packaged
and
more attractively presented, and up with "the New Millennium".
However, at the end of the day, whatever the excuse, or whatever the
reason, or whatever the motive ... in God's eyes it is nothing
more than making God's house into a house of merchandise.
Something He does not take too kindly to. Especially when it goes
into the realms of being mastered in the art of selling one's anointing
or selling the truth, and whether it is articulated and presented on
DVD or
paperback form, or as a mobile, "legitimate", "professional", "church ministry". After all,
you can do anything in Jesus name you know? But what counts at
the end of the day is ... does that which is done in His name happen to
line up with the written word? Is it scriptural, in other
words? No, not one iota! Reminiscent of Jer 14:14:
"The prophets prophesy
lies in my name: I sent them not, neither have I commanded them, neither spake unto them"!
Images, names and numbers