The Six-Pointed Star
O.J. Graham
Originally
pagan, the hexagram was used in Baal worship from the days of Genesis. It
was rebuked in Amos 5:26 and became known as the Seal of Solomon after he
married the daughter of Pharoah, built an altar to Ashteroth and entered
into Baal worship. Since then, usage has continued in Solomonic rituals of
freemasonry. Long used in magic and witchcraft, the six-pointed star has
been used as the chief symbol of worship to Moloch in burnt human
sacrificial rituals. Used by Druids and astrologers,
the six-pointed
star has been used consistently in the occult, and was used by
occultist Adolph Hitler during the holocaust. In more recent times, it has
almost replaced the seven-branched candlestick given to the Israelites as
an everlasting covenant. Is the 666 seen in the six-pointed star a sign of
things to come?
Volume 9, 2008 |