by cameo-d 18 Replies latest watchtower bible
Notice the figure far right. What's with all the dang eyeballs?
Watchtower often uses eyeballs on figures as well.
Do you suppose there might be a very ancient common denominator that links these religions?
Don't be surprised. This is how the one world religion will evolve.
The Hindu gods/angels do not have wings. They have eight arms so they can flap and fly.
I'm just guessing, but I bet the symbolism means the same thing as wings or flying.
Post 840 of 841 Since 5/30/2006 | They are always copying things from other publications etc. Actually looks like our local body of elders! fokyc |
Thank you for your contribution, Possible-san!
I wonder if any readers can help to interpret the symbolism in this art?
I believe the surrounding figures represent "lesser gods".
Also, I wonder if this "blue figure" is the same as the "green man" which is prevelant in a lot of ancient Egyptian artwork.
Does anyone know:
What do the four heads mean?
What do the uniform branding red marks on the bodies represent?
Why are they all holding rosary beads?
What is the significance of the seven headed serpent?
Awesome pics, Burn. Thanks.
The Chakras and the eyes.
And the single eye reminds me of the shape of a genie's lamp.
And the Illuminati symbol on the pyramid.
There is a common demoninator that transcends centuries and cultures. It is Ancient.
In regard to the four deities or "lesser gods" in the illustrations above.....here they are again in our day and age. Notice in the foreground, the four winged deities.
This is titled "Throne of God: Lamb in Heaven". What's weird is that Jesus is not portrayed as having been resurrected. It would appear that this God on the Throne is announcing his victory over the lamb by showing it bleeding and slaughtered.
Very common in the culture I am from. To ward off evil also on walls:
