I came across an incredible book awhile back called Jehovah Unmasked. Its claim is that the old testament has an entirely different god, the one who sends people out to kill in his name. I didn't get to read it but I did real The Gnostic Gospels by Elaine Page. According to some of the gnostic traditions, many of them believed that the true God was separate from the creator which is the being in the old testament. From the gnostic viewpoint, in Genesis, the old God is the jealous, manipulative being who says "I am a jealous God" whereas the serpent, a symbol of wisdom asks man to know himself.
And there you have Icke's reptilians. That's his claim anyway, that these are the superior beings worshipped around the middle east and everywhere else. It would agree with the gnostic tradition of respected people like Valentinius who spoke of this different creator that the roman church bowed down to. Icke said back in 91 that people evolve into being creators who came down in different forms... so Christianity, Islam and every other religion gets these manipulative beings who according to Valentinius, said in their foolishness that there is no other God before them. You don't have to take Icke's word for it. The Gnostic Gospels is one of the popular books on gnosticism (ironically funded by the Rockefeller foundation). I just find it interesting that it can be tied in with Icke and certainly explains more than anything ever said in a sermon.
And there you have Icke's reptilians. That's his claim anyway, that these are the superior beings worshipped around the middle east and everywhere else. It would agree with the gnostic tradition of respected people like Valentinius who spoke of this different creator that the roman church bowed down to. Icke said back in 91 that people evolve into being creators who came down in different forms... so Christianity, Islam and every other religion gets these manipulative beings who according to Valentinius, said in their foolishness that there is no other God before them. You don't have to take Icke's word for it. The Gnostic Gospels is one of the popular books on gnosticism (ironically funded by the Rockefeller foundation). I just find it interesting that it can be tied in with Icke and certainly explains more than anything ever said in a sermon.
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