Looeamong, Thoth, and the Holy Council deliberated and concluded that “Mortals have never been satisfied with ‘An Angel from the Gods’… They want God himself”. Therefore, as a result of not providing mortals with a recognizable name for their God, they had become as weak as the Jehovians, so mortals were turning to angels that […]
Baal became a God of the Roman Empire: Nevertheless, after 600 years of Looeamong managing 6,000 million angel warriors in wars over Persia, Arabia, Heleste (Greece), and Europe, the last major false God, Baal, “still maintained himself in Roma, and as God of the Roman empire, but under many names”. Looeamong resented the other 2 […]
Council set out to select a name for God’s mortal representative: After the council chose the name Kriste for the “God and Lord of all nations of the earth”, their next question was, “what mortal representative should be chosen?” Their first ballot included 15 names; they considered 46 other names, but they received fewer votes. […]
Well-worded, memorable scriptures were chosen: After 4 years and 7 months of Constantine’s council deliberating over the 2,231 books and legendary tales, under the inspiration (and manipulation) of Looeamong and Gabriel, the council “selected and combined much that was good and great” and “worded so as to be well-remembered by mortals.” Yet, “no God had […]
“Council of Nice” formed to compile a one-and-only doctrine for a single religion: After Looeamong used Constantine to eliminate all other false Gods, Looeamong inspired Constantine, through Gabriel (Thoth), to call together 1,786 “learned men” from Arabia, Greece, Persia, and Europe to form the “Council of Nice” (aka Council of Nicea) to “select from all […]
Baal’s 3,000-year earthly dominion ended: Constantine and his soldiers “went forth with renewed courage” and “so great was their zeal, that everything fell before them.” Oahspe adds that as a result of Constantine’s victories on Earth and Thoth’s victories in heaven, Looeamong’s angels gained an “anchorage on earth” that made them “equals of angels of […]
Looeamong selected Hatuas (Constantine): When Looeamong could hear no more, he said, “Enough! I, too, will have a mortal emperor”. First, he sent Thoth down to inspire Hatuas (Constantine), “who was a su’is, and could both see angels and hear them talk”, to raise a mortal army of 40,000 men and “set out for conquest”, […]
Similarities between Zarathustra and biblical Jesus both were/are considered mortal incarnations of “God” Zarathustra was portrayed as the “incarnated Jehovih in mortal form”. both were born of “virgin” births The overlay,, describes Zarathustra’s “virgin” birth. both were natural-born iesu Zarathustra was born with “no sex” and called a “Yeshuah (Iesu)” while Joshu was born of […]
Who are the chosen? “All men are the children of One Father, who is Jehovih; and whosoever chooseth Him, and keepeth His commandments, is His chosen.” How to pray (“The Lord’s Prayer”) “Jehovih, who rules in heaven and earth, hallowed be Thy name, and reverent amongst men. Sufficient unto me is my daily bread; and, as […]
Looeamong had the most experience with war: For the third and final Triune God, Looeamong, as mentioned, compared to the other 2 Triune Gods, he had been at war the longest, from the very beginning, in the tumultuous region of the Middle East. Although all 3 Triune heads initially “sworn within himself to do no […]