Kingdom Come

Did the Canaanites really ritually burn their children? The revisionists say no. Any mention of Canaanite child sacrifice in the Bible is just propaganda to justify the subjection of Canaan.

However, recent scientific studies give us good reason to believe the Bible did not exaggerate Canaanite horrific cruelty.

Humans either trust the God Father to give his children what is best for them, or trust their own judgment by joining forces with someone who has the resources to give them what they want. This is achieved partially through psychological submission, social adoration, but mainly by bribing with valuable resources. Think Trump’s beneficiaries of his political and economic power, who pay tremendous financial, political, social and personal costs for the privilege. It’s always a losing proposition in the end.

In religion, this is called worship.

Luciferian Cain and his successor Anti-Christs’ desire for power through worship of the highest pagan god Satan / Enki and his hybrid son Marduk passed down through time and cultures into the Western gods named Zeus (Greek) / Jupiter (Latin) and his cloned son Apollo who fathered multiple hybrid gods.

After the flood, when the fallen angel gods no longer took human women at will to produce hybrids mighty men, and humanity was dependent solely on hybrid women’s reproductive apparatus to reproduce hybrids, there came an even greater dependence on / worship of a female goddess mother as the essential carrier of the energy-producing mitochondria for life itself, expressed as physical and psychological nurturing of her wishes.

Think an ordinary man who thinks his wife is a real benefit to him, but at soon as tries to express some independence from her he finds he’s trapped.

This shift in the balance of power is the plot of the mesmerizing book turned into a movie, Gone Girl, and, in the common Arab idiom “the mother of” as meaning any extreme example.

As in the Canaanite and all successor pagan religions.

“Because they have forsaken me, and have…burned incense in it unto other gods…and have filled this place with the blood of innocents…They have built also the high places of Baal, to burn their sons with fire for burnt offerings unto Baal, which I commanded not, nor spake it, neither came it into my mind:” (Jeremiah 19:4-5)

The Canaanite colony of Carthage was founded in the 9th century BC to facilitate its trade economy, identified as Phoenicians by the Latin word Punica, and almost beating out the Romans for dominion of the Mediterranean in the Punic wars. 

In 1921, French archeologists excavating some of ancient Carthage identified many Tophet cemeteries were discovered. The largest contained the remains of approximately 20,000 infants in urns.

The Phoenician settlement of Sulci was part of the Carthaginian sphere of influence from the 8th century B.C.E until its conquest by Rome in the 1st century B.C.E., when child sacrifice was prohibited.

An exhibit in the Sant’Antioco archaeological museum reconstructs the layers of Sulci’s Punic “tophet,” with offering bowls to hold the baby’s bodies and dedicatory stelae. 

Writing in the 4th century B.C.E, the Greek historian Cleitarchus said of the Carthaginian practice, “There stands in their midst a bronze statue of Kronos (Greek name for Lucifer, Canaanite god Baal Hammon, the chief of Carthage’s gods) its hands extended over a bronze brazier, the flames of which engulf the child. When the flames fall upon the body, the limbs contract and the open mouth seems almost to be laughing until the contracted body slips quietly into the brazier.

Some inscriptions on the urns record that vows to Tanit / Ashtoreth and Baal Hammon had been met. Many other inscriptions record dedications from the children’s parents to Baal Hammon or Tanit, ending with the explanation that the god concerned had “heard my voice and blessed me”.

The final line of evidence came from analysis of bones and teeth found in the urns. In the last few years, experts from a number of Academic institutions examined the contents of over 340 burial urns. The finding that 67% of the infants were between 1 and 2 months old strongly suggests that a particular age group was deliberately selected and that these did not die of natural causes.

While human sacrifice was widespread amongst many cultures in ancient times, the deliberate murder of infant children was a pronounced feature of Canaanite religion. 

The photo below of an ancient image of the Canaanite goddess Astarte is significantly similar to the Hindu goddess Kaali. These linguistic variations in name of the same goddess is found in an energy chant sometimes used in Wicca: “Isis, Astarte, Diana, Hecate, Demeter, Kali, Inanna.”

Archeologists have unearthed ancient Mesopotamian diplomatic letters sent to Mesopotamian nations from the mid 14th century BC (era of Hebrews’ 40 years in the wilderness). Written in Akkadian cuneiform, consistent with the nations’ shared history prior to their breakup and scattering, the records refer to Canaan as ‘Ki-na-hhu‘, or ‘Ka-na-na‘. Significantly these are cognates to the name ‘Kanha’ (कान्हा), a variant name of the Hindu lord Krishna.

Clearchus of Soli who wrote extensively around 320 BCE on eastern cultures, wrote that much of pre-Jewish Canaanite religion is connected to Vedic – the ancient Hindu writings – traditions.

The Hindu Divine Mother, and Embodiment of Power

Kali is revered across India and beyond as a deeply protective, motherly force whose terrifying form hides profound spiritual truths.

Kali first appears in a foundational Shakta text that celebrates the power of the Divine Feminine. She emerges fully formed from the brow of Durga during a cosmic battle to vanquish the demon Raktabija, who had the ability to clone himself.

Though Kali is often called the “goddess of destruction,” this label oversimplifies her role. In Hindu philosophy, destruction is not inherently negative—it’s a necessary prelude to renewal.

Human sacrifice has always been a part of Hinduism. 200 years ago a boy was killed every day at a Kali temple in Calcutta,The goddess is said to have an insatiable appetite for blood.

Kali in Modern Culture and Spirituality

Kali’s image has evolved over time, not only in India but globally. She has become a symbol of:

• Feminine power and empowerment

• Resistance against oppression

• Spiritual transformation and healing

• Liberation from societal and psychological constraints

In the West, Kali has been embraced by some New Age and feminist spiritual circles as an archetype of fierce feminine wisdom, though not without controversy over cultural appropriation.

Kali is not meant to comfort. She is meant to awaken in transcendence.

In Kali’s worship, destruction is not an end—it’s the beginning of truth.

Additional information about the cruel practices of ancient pagans who were ruled by tyrants under the ubiquitous snake chief god and hybrid antropomorphic animal beasts can be induced from the Mesoamerican practices discovered by the conquering Spaniards in the middle of the first millennium AD.

According to some Spanish records, 80,400 people were slaughtered at the dedication of just one building – the Templo Mayor.

What is truly shocking is the justification for these practices given by self-styled judges of culture.

The religion of the Aztec civilization which flourished in ancient Mesoamerica (1345-1521 CE) has gained an infamous reputation for bloodthirsty human sacrifice with lurid tales of the beating heart being ripped from the still-conscious victim, decapitation, skinning and dismemberment. All of these things did happen but it is important to remember that for the Aztecs the act of sacrifice – of which human sacrifice was only a part – was a strictly ritualised process which gave the highest possible honour to the gods… 

Seriously?

“…to simply write off Aztecs as bloodthirsty and uncivilized mass murderers misses the central purpose of human sacrifice in Aztec society: as a deeply held belief system and part of the requirements for the renewal, sustaining and refreshing of life.”

Yes – the renewal, sustaining and refreshing of life of demon spirits.

What is often glossed over in anthropological accounts bemoaning the destruction of grand buildings, works of art and elaborate societies of pagan cultures of every era is the destruction at the hands of the victims of those cultures . It is a simple matter of Income Statement. The cost of those grand buildings and lifestyle of the elite at the top of the social pyramid were paid in pitiless taxes, sweat and blood of the masses of people.

The conquering Catholic Spaniards were no different from the locals in enslaving masses of people. The uniquely appalling death rates by Spaniards were caused by infection.

If the Conquistadores are going to be blamed for unwittingly introducing epidemics to infection-naïve peoples, then so should homosexuals be blamed for causing the deaths of AIDS victims. Or you have to admit that in the beginning neither group was aware they were spreading deadly diseases by contact, and when they did find out the key stakeholders in each group allowed it to continue in pursuit of their selfish agenda.

My point is not to relieve the Conquistadors of responsibility or demonize astoundingly promiscuous gays who individually may have upwards of 1,000 sexual partners, kindling AIDS into an epidemic. My point is to justly spread the responsibility to all involved parties.

Cortes and his four hundred Spaniards could not have destroyed the magnificent Aztec empire with all its infrastructure if it wasn’t thoroughly rotten from within, based on the worship of deceitful, lying gods who abandoned their faithful subjects at the first sign of defeat. Keep that in mind as we face our own 21st century corruption-induced empire collapse.

What caused the Anasazi people–who over centuries had developed one of the most sophisticated civilizations in North America–to abandon their beautiful stone cities? What event transpired in the mid-12th century [AD] that caused families to walk away, seemingly in great haste, leaving behind food cooking over fires and sandals hanging on pegs?…some clues lie buried within a nest of hundreds of rooms, strewn among the remnants of distinctive Cibola pottery and exquisite jewelry fashioned from turquoise and jet.

Bones. Chopped up human bones with curious marks suggesting systematic cutting and scraping. Signs that indicate groups of people were killed, butchered, then the flesh cleaned from their bones. Tendons carefully cut away and the meat roasted. Long bones halved, stirred in pots and boiled, with the marrow extracted. Skulls with the top cut out, placed on hearths and cooked. Brains removed…physical anthropologist Christy Turner has managed to anger Native Americans, rile scientists, horrify New Agers and provide a fascinating theoretical glimpse into the collapse of a great civilization.

Giants need high quality nutrition and humans are the best source, particularly of metabolic products not endogenous to hybrids due to missing genes.

It stands to reason that the only thing worse than murder is murder on an industrial scale. The pathological compulsion that serial killers have to repeatedly extinguish life is what sets them apart from other murderers with a financial or legal motive.