We can only understand the Trojan War in the context of its trigger – competition between nations to create weaponized hybrid beings. Mistake the Trojan War for a myth and you won’t understand what is assumed you know, so minimally detailed, in Revelation regarding the same military tactic at the end of time.
To begin with, Greece of this era was not in any way a nation. Instead, the rocky peninsulas and archipelagoes housed a number of small but powerful city-states, each of whom considered themselves proudly independent. So it was no mean feat when Agamemnon managed to bind them together into a unified force for the assault on Asian Troy. The equivalent situation in modern times is the European Union’s support of Ukraine against Russia’s invasion.
Trojan / Canaanite King Priam and Crown Prince Hektor assembled their allies from city- states all along the western Anatolian coastal regions (modern Turkey) and as far away as Elam (modern Iran). The equivalent modern situation is North Korean troops joining Russian forces in Ukraine.
The reason for the war was that Hamites weren’t the only ones parenting supermen. Every nation that aspired to power required a Mother of gods carrying hyper dimensional genes in her ovum. And the Trojans’ seizure of Helen was the equivalent of stealing the ways and means to produce nuclear weapons.
Before Helen, there was Medea. Even more famous than Helen in Greek mythology. Medea appears in the majority of the most ancient sources, including Argonautica by Apollonius Rhodius, Histories by Herodotus, Theogony by Hesiod, Metamorphoses by Ovid, and in several plays including Medea by Euripides.
Medea was the daughter of King Aeetes of Colchis, who traced his [pre-Flood] lineage to Apollo and an Oceanid, i.e. a female hybrid, so Medea carried hyperdimensional genes in her ovum. Medea was also priestess to the goddess of witches, Hecate. Altogether Medea was a prime acquisition for the western-most recently settled colonies of pioneers in Europe at this time when she fled her home with Jason of the Argonauts. However, she used her power to cut a swath of destruction across Greece in every city-state she visited.
King Priam and Queen Hecuba, rulers of the kingdom of Troy in Asia Minor, were another couple strategizing to increase their power through producing super children. Incestuous in the standard royal practice of harboring their familial empowering genes, they both traced their lineage to the first founders of Troy, Tros and Dardanus.
Dardanus is a significant figure in Greek mythology. His parents are listed as Zeus and Electra (a nymph, i.e. demi-goddess), and his DOB prior to the great flood. so very likely a true full-fledged hybrid. Dardanus reportedly survived the flood on a mountaintop, and founded post-flood settlements in Asia Minor. From a biblical perspective we can deduce that the real story is that one of the women on the ark preserved some part of his hybrid genome, and some man preserved his name / reputation when he led a band of refugees from Nimrod’s and Assur’s slave-based empire-building westward to Dardanus’ country of origin. He gives his name to the Dardanelles, the straits between Europe and Asia that drives so much of history’s permanent state of war.
Hecuba had 19 children. including her famous warrior sons Hector and Paris, heroes of the Trojan War, Princess Cassandra, a prophetess / sibyl of Apollo. Think Miriam, the sister of the warriors Moses and Aaron. In the same way documented in holy scripture that God’s Holy Spirit possesses humans in order to utter his speech so that an audience can hear, so Apollo’s spirit spoke through his prophetesses.
All these children could be expected to continue breeding superhumans, but inbreeding degenerated the stock and caused monstrosities like the Cyclops. Blending in diverse hyperdimensional genes from other stock would supercharge the race. It stands to reason that in Herodotus’ account of early history the Trojan War was triggered by a Trojan prince’s kidnapping Helen, wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta.
Sparta was a warrior society, totally devoted to war. With this in mind, “the face that launched a thousand ships” is not what we normally imagine as a pretty face, but “fair” in the sense of a good thing for one’s purposes, in this case breeding giant fierce warriors.
“the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose…and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.” (Genesis 6:1-4)
The ability to infuse fresh hyper dimensional genetic stock is a far more credible explanation of Helen’s value, worth fighting a war over. Hellas couldn’t let the enemy capture the equivalent of the latest Star Wars weapon.
And there’s more evidence of this hyperdimensional space race war.
Book I of The Iliad opens with an altercation between Agamemnon, king of kings at the helm of the Greek alliance who uses his authority to seize Briseis, a “beautiful” maiden from Achilles, who had won her as a prize in battle.
According to Agamemnon’s family tree, he was the 2nd generation offspring of a god’s union with a demigoddess, as was the Greek hero Achilles. In the context of that era’s Star Wars development program, both Agamemnon’s and Achille’s lineage of demigods / giants / Nephilim / Mighty Warriors would die out, along with their fame, if they procreated with ordinary women. If, however Briseis was a female hybrid, union with her could stock an army like Canaan’s and Nimrod’s giant nations.
And giants are exactly who make up the account as heroes:,
- In mythology and legend, a man, often born of one mortal and one divine parent, who is endowed with great courage and strength, celebrated for his bold exploits, and favored by the gods.
- Any man noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose; especially, one who has risked or sacrificed his life.
| GOD | EXTRAORDINARY | IMMORTAL |
| HERO | EXTRAORDINARY | MORTAL |
| HUMAN | ORDINARY | MORTAL |
The preeminent Greek heroes of the Trojan War:
- Ajax, a giant, mighty warrior – “So terrible was that prodigious man, the safeguard of the nation [think Goliath for the Philistines], as he marched and a smile on his grim face, shaking his long spear.” The Iliad, Book VII
- Odysseus Laertes the king of the Greek city-state of Ithaca and protagonist of The Odyssey, the nightmarish account of trials and tribulations confronted on his interminable journey home.
- the fierce soldier called Diomedes, who receives the blessing of Athena and goes on to vanquish many Trojans.
Champions on the Trojan side were
- Aeneas, son of the goddess Aphrodite / Venus, (The gods are actually genderless and simply identify themselves with whatever gender desired. Sound familiar?) More to the point, Aeneas is a descendant of Dardanus. More on this as the tale progresses.
- Prince Hector, the powerhouse of the Trojan army.
- Sarpedon, son of Zeus, king of Lycia, a city-state allied with Troy.
From a biblical perspective, lineages reporting “son of” must be understood to mean
- “descendant of” to some degree of longitude,
- as well as “begotten”, i.e. heir to the traits and destiny of the ancient ancestor.
Think Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution regardless of the number of generations counted after the Revolution. Likewise, after the Flood there were no more first generation demi-god sons and daughters produced by union of fallen angels / gods and human women, only later generations of backbreeding hybrids.
Additional hyperdimensional enhancement could certainly be obtained through allowing a spirit being to control one’s body, and should be expected to be happening among these warriors using every means at their disposal to gain the upper hand in an openly spiritual battle.
Virgil’s Aeneid which begins with the Trojan War, emphasizes the inhumanity of war. This is one way of saying the demonic aspect of war, frankly portrayed as the involvement of the gods in the wars of mankind, inciting and perpetuating extreme violence and bloodshed.
Ascanius is the son of Aeneas from whom he obtained immortal genes, i.e. he is a post-flood hybrid. AKA Julius, he is the ancestor from whom Julius Caesar derives his lineage and claim to immortality. Ascanius starts the killing using his trademark bow and arrow. Asking Jove/ Jupiter / Zeus / Satan to bless his shot, thunder comes from the paradoxically blue sky, signifying Jove’s power, and Ascanius’s arrow hits Numanus in the head…
Apollo, son of Jove / Jupiter / Zeus / Satan also famous for his archery, applauds Ascanius‘s actions from the heavens, exclaiming that Ascanius is fated to found a line of great leaders who will bring peace, as still implicitly understood, meaning “in our time” through victory in war. Apollo then comes to earth disguised as an old Trojan man, and instructs Ascanius to stop fighting to protect his destiny, the other Trojans realize this old man is actually a god, and ally themselves with Apollo’s plan by removing Ascanius from the battle.
But the false gods are by definition rebels to all authority, not just the One True God, but each other. So inevitably there is perpetual warfare among the gods.
Juno, Jove’s prototype antagonistic wife, and Mars, god of war, support the other side, guaranteeing neither side wins and the protracted war devastates both sides until Hector, a Trojan hero / demigod, who had been relentless in battle, is killed by a spear thrown by Greek Achilles, aided by Athena goddess of war. Apparently in despair over the loss of a key fighter, the Greeks appease the Trojan gods with a sacrifice of a huge wooden horse, and sail out of sight.
Plot twist! In the night, Greek soldiers concealed within the horse leap out and opened the gates for the total horde of their comrades who had disembarked from their hidden ships. Pouring into the city, they slaughtered and plundering what little was left after the years of seige.
“Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand: And if Satan cast out Satan, he is divided against himself; how shall then his kingdom stand?” (Matthew 12:24-26)
This is why the gates of hell cannot prevail against God’s united people.
Kingdom Come 