Them That Are Weaned From the Milk and Drawn From the Breasts - Isaiah 28:9
The promise made to these people is that they will learn knowledge and that God will speak to them through stammering lips and another tongue.
That is how the Spirit speaks to me and how the power of healing and prophesy is given.
But what does it mean to be weaned from the milk and drawn from the breasts? Surely that does not apply to adults, or does it? To understand the meaning of the phrase the Spirit took me back to Babylon and its sister cities of Ninevah and Mari.
Here rooms were lined with breasts and images of the Mother God were everywhere.
She has many names including Astart, Asterith, Ashtah, and Ester, among others.
They all mean 'powerful star'.
I was shown this star in a vision of a group of worshipers on a hilltop who were gazing fixedly at a hole in the stone before them.
It faced east and sunrise and as the rays penetrated the aperture they dispersed into the brilliant coloured rings that one often sees when sun shines off metal, such as gold or polished stones and glass.
It is this phenomenon that makes them valuable.
As the magnificent rainbow coloured rings appeared and moved in a perpetual motion outwards central to them was the right-angled cross.
The people fell to their knees in awe.
The magic of the moment was highly desirous and men went to great lengths to capture it.
In Babylon they built a ziggurat to make it appear at the peak of it.
This was called 'heaven' or 'paradise' and it is mentioned in Genesis Chapter 11:9 where the city is called 'Babel'.
Men were so intrigued by the image that they stylised it into a woman that they considered they could marry by dying on the cross at dawn and being dragged upwards as the sun rose above the horizon.
At a time when there was little else around to amuse them their imagination went wild.
They named the star 'Ma-r-i' which means 'mother's powerful eye' and the first crucifixions took place in this city.
[Marry is synonymous with Mary, the English version of Mari].
It was built and occupied by the Amors who eventually built Roma (reverse Amor) and became the Romans.
This was the start of religion and the feeding of ideas related to an ideology that spread around the world.
The Mother God was the feeder and they literally believed that she placed babies inside the wombs of females before they gave birth.
The dome over churches represents the breast and 'd-o-m' translates as 'feeding circle of mother'.
It is in 'domesticate', 'dominate', 'dominion', and so on.
Those who escape from the religions born of Babylon are weaned from the milk.
They are the spiritual children of God who are now speaking in tongues and receiving the gifts of the spirit.
That is how the Spirit speaks to me and how the power of healing and prophesy is given.
But what does it mean to be weaned from the milk and drawn from the breasts? Surely that does not apply to adults, or does it? To understand the meaning of the phrase the Spirit took me back to Babylon and its sister cities of Ninevah and Mari.
Here rooms were lined with breasts and images of the Mother God were everywhere.
She has many names including Astart, Asterith, Ashtah, and Ester, among others.
They all mean 'powerful star'.
I was shown this star in a vision of a group of worshipers on a hilltop who were gazing fixedly at a hole in the stone before them.
It faced east and sunrise and as the rays penetrated the aperture they dispersed into the brilliant coloured rings that one often sees when sun shines off metal, such as gold or polished stones and glass.
It is this phenomenon that makes them valuable.
As the magnificent rainbow coloured rings appeared and moved in a perpetual motion outwards central to them was the right-angled cross.
The people fell to their knees in awe.
The magic of the moment was highly desirous and men went to great lengths to capture it.
In Babylon they built a ziggurat to make it appear at the peak of it.
This was called 'heaven' or 'paradise' and it is mentioned in Genesis Chapter 11:9 where the city is called 'Babel'.
Men were so intrigued by the image that they stylised it into a woman that they considered they could marry by dying on the cross at dawn and being dragged upwards as the sun rose above the horizon.
At a time when there was little else around to amuse them their imagination went wild.
They named the star 'Ma-r-i' which means 'mother's powerful eye' and the first crucifixions took place in this city.
[Marry is synonymous with Mary, the English version of Mari].
It was built and occupied by the Amors who eventually built Roma (reverse Amor) and became the Romans.
This was the start of religion and the feeding of ideas related to an ideology that spread around the world.
The Mother God was the feeder and they literally believed that she placed babies inside the wombs of females before they gave birth.
The dome over churches represents the breast and 'd-o-m' translates as 'feeding circle of mother'.
It is in 'domesticate', 'dominate', 'dominion', and so on.
Those who escape from the religions born of Babylon are weaned from the milk.
They are the spiritual children of God who are now speaking in tongues and receiving the gifts of the spirit.
