The End From the Beginning—Part 7—Flat Earth, the Gates of Hell, and CERN
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| The Old Testament, by contrast, is dominated by a different form of typological thinking: eschatological correspondence between beginning and end. — Urzeit and Endzeit |
Introduction and Review
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| The ancients viewed the earth as flat. |
A Flat Earth—Revisiting the Plains of Shinar
Now the whole earth had one language and one speech ...— Genesis 11
The one language that appears to interconnect the world is the universal computer language of binary code. As discussed in a previous section, binary code unites all digital devices.
Secular author Thomas L. Friedman connects current technological developments to the concept of a "flattening world" in his book "The World Is Flat," where he discusses globalization in terms of its flattening effects.
"The flattening of the world means that we are now connecting all the knowledge centers on the planet together into a single global network ... the flattening of the world has happened faster and changed rules, roles, and relationships more quickly than we could have imagined ... we are going to see the digitization, virtualization, and automation of almost everything ... the real information revolution is about to begin ... This flattening process is happening at warp speed ...
As the article states earlier, Daniel foretold this warp-speed multiplication of knowledge. As humanity seeks its salvation through "knowledge," it moves further from God.
And it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east (facing away from God in Biblical thought) that they found a plain in the land of Shinar, and they dwelt there ...
— Genesis 11:2
In their book "The Fourth Turning," William Strauss and Neil Howe offer another glimpse into what this looks like in practice today. They use the term "flatten" in the same way Thomas Friedman did about seven years before Tom wrote his book.
... the West began using technology to flatten the very physical evidence of natural cycles. With artificial light, we believe we defeat the sleep-wake cycle; with climate control, the seasonal cycle; with refrigeration, the agricultural cycle; and with high-tech medicine, the rest-recovery cycle. Triumphal linearism has shaped the very style of Western and (especially) American civilization ... Today, we value haste, iconoclasm (the action of attacking or assertively rejecting cherished beliefs and institutions or established values and practices, the rejection or destruction of religious images as heretical) ... Before, we prized the ability to divine nature's energy and use it. Today we prize the ability to defy nature's energy and overcome it.
Mountains in the ancient Near East were the more typical places of worship. Their height and majesty acknowledged the supremacy of the God/gods they worshipped. The "plain" describes a possibly non-theistic cultural development aimed at ease, convenience, and, most notably, self-worship. Wallace Be Henley quotes the following in relation to this idea.
Humanity's endless preoccupation with self, beginning in the Garden of Eden, has reached a critical mass ... Humanity is so enthralled by the Horizontal that it forgets to look up to the vertical, "The Lord high and lifted up," in Isaiah's words (Isaiah 6:1-6) ... if AI designers see only on the immanent scale, if their motives, moral values, and ultimate ends are focused only on the horizontal, there is much about which to be concerned. In the effort to give us utopia, the will bring us into dystopia ... People whose only perspective is on the immanent plane "are living the life of ordinary time,as against those who have turned away from this in order to live closer to eternity.
Mountains add a visual dimension to the earth's topography. The plain in Shinar illustrates humanity's present-day flattening of the world's contours into a two-dimensional, flat-screen view of a world of their own making. Rather than God-made mountains, humankind builds its monument mountain as a ziggurat tower, an ode to itself.
Then they said to one another, “Come, let us make bricks (portable devices) and bake (suck in, absorb, drink in, swallow down, consume) them thoroughly.” They had brick (man-made) for stone (God-made), and they had asphalt (man-made) for mortar (God-made), and they said, “Come, let us build ourselves a city, and a tower whose top is in the heavens; let us make a name for ourselves, lest we be scattered abroad over the face of the whole earth.”
— Genesis 11:3-4
Thomas Friedman unintentionally links the following statement about this world-gathering project to the verse mentioned above.
"It is like building a building. Today, the U.S., you are the designers, the architects, and the developing countries are the bricklayers for the building ... "
The comparison of dimensions is compelling when you consider the brick-like flat-screen devices many of us carry in our pockets, or the giant rectangular flat screens we stare at for hours on end at the center of our homes. Life on the planet is reduced to a limited, flat-screen, two-dimensional experience.
"To Bake" in the above portion of Scripture carries a myriad of meanings that illustrate what we observe today as we suck in, swallow, and thoroughly consume humanistic ideologies "built" into every brick of global programming.
The asphalt connects with another narrative related to Sodom and Gomorrah, an end-time reference story. Amraphel, king of "Shinar (the plain where the tower was built)," and four other kings made war with the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah (plain of the Jordan) and two other kings.
In another historical interpretive look back, Ancient Egyptian cosmology believed that their main god, Atum, created himself from the chaotic waters from which all things emerged. Atum evolves by landing on the dirt, where he self-develops. Self-creation, self-development, and self-evolution are significant to contemporary world ideologies that flatten the landscape of God's multi-dimensional mission.
Metaverse
The metaverse—a rapidly emerging combination of technologies, including augmented and virtual reality, IoT, and blockchain (a digital currency platform)—is poised to transform how financial services organizations and other companies do business.
“By blending the physical and digital worlds, the metaverse is changing the rules of engagement and enabling us to connect without barriers,” says Anupam Singhal, a Senior Vice President at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). “For financial institutions, it can transform how they offer services and training, making them more convenient, engaging, accessible, and inclusive.”
Virtual interaction on this type of platform will make in-person meetings unnecessary. Digital offices will be hosted in the "cloud." The metaverse is described as creating immersive experiences and sounds. It will be a virtual baptism into the man-made digital universe. Metaverse virtual games have some interesting names, such as "Population One." The central theme of Babel is humans united as one, separated from God. "Blade and Sorcery" connects to a modern digital form of ancient mysticism and fortune-telling, and the Supernatural fitness program is used for exercise and meditation.
The Gates of Hell Depicted in the Alps
"We all know that Switzerland is a small but very mountainous country and even though the Alps are nice to look at and ski on, they are also an obstacle when it comes to traveling across the country to visit and do business with our neighboring countries. The opening of the Gotthard Base Tunnel therefore not only marks the inauguration of the world's longest railway tunnel but also a feat of engineering on a global scale that brings Europe closer together."
Gotthard Peak is one of the most formidable natural boundaries in Europe.
The project symbolizes humanity boring through the boundaries God established from the beginning. Mountains can be types of impassable structures in Scripture. Recall the flat plains of Shinar at the Tower of Babel, where nothing seemed impossible or, could we say, impassable to them.
The YouTube Megaprojects channel, hosted by Simon Whistler, discusses the monumental project and describes it as "sitting at the pinnacle of human achievement."
During His temptation, Christ refused this pinnacle of a global commune separate from God, showing humankind that dependence on human achievement is like building a house on sand, destined to crumble.
... the devil took Him up on an exceedingly high mountain and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory. And he said to Him, “All these things I will give You if You will fall down and worship me.”
Then Jesus said to him, “Away with you, Satan! For it is written, ‘You shall worship the Lord your God, and Him only you shall serve.’ ”
— Matthew 4:8-10
Another unique feature that ties into the dark themes of this area is the Devil's Bridge. It spans Schöllenen Gorge at the Gotthard mountain pass and has a legend that parallels these global gathering end-time events. According to Wikipedia, the legend is as follows.
... the people of Uri recruited the Devil for the difficult task of building the bridge. The Devil requested to receive the first thing to pass the bridge in exchange for his help. To trick the Devil, who expected to receive the soul of the first man to pass the bridge, the people of Uri sent across a dog by throwing a piece of bread, and the dog was promptly torn to pieces by the Devil. Enraged at having been tricked the Devil went to fetch a large rock to smash the bridge, but, carrying the rock back to the bridge, he came across a holy man who "scolded him" (der ihn bescholten) and forced him to drop the rock, which could still be seen on the path below Göschenen. A modern retelling was published by Meinrad Lienert, Schweizer Sagen und Heldengeschichten (1915). According to Lienert's version, a goat was sent across the bridge instead of a dog, and instead of the holy man, the Devil, when he was taking a break exhausted from carrying the rock, came across an old woman who marked the rock with a cross, forcing the Devil to abandon it and flee.
The large rock in the legend above is located at the ramp of the Exit 40 entrance to the tunnel.
Another article also describes an eerie scene that parallels what we observe today and what we have observed since the beginning of time.
... the knowledge to build such bridges given to mankind as a gift from the Devil as part of a deal, pact, or bargain between the Devil and the local populace, usually in exchange for their souls ... these bridges were built under such challenging conditions that successful completion of the bridge required a heroic effort on the part of the builders and the community, ensuring its legendary status ... Most of the bridges that have received the Devil's Bridge appellation are remarkable in some regard, most often for the technological hurdles surpassed in building the bridge ...
Interestingly, the unveiling ceremony for the opening of the Gotthard Tunnel was steeped in themes straight out of the pits of hell. It concluded with a cast of 600 snaking through the tunnel, as one news source reported, paying homage to the ancient goat god Baphomet, who supposedly dies and is resurrected to become king of the world. Notably, the name Gotthard derives from the Old English title for a keeper of goats and, in German, denotes a strong "god."
The underlying Tower of Babel message of the tunnel's opening celebration is discussed in an article by David Gornoski at "Fee Stories" online, titled "The Gotthard Tunnel Ceremony Reveals the Aesthetic of Statism." Google defines Statism as a political system in which the state exercises substantial centralized control over social and economic affairs.
The world's largest tunnel, it took 17 years to complete and promises a new era of state-managed European and global connectedness. As such, European heads of state such as France's Hollande and Germany's Merkel, as well as cronies of capital and finance, were on hand to take the virgin tunnel voyage and celebrate its completion ... the $9 million opening ceremony was filled with paganistic rituals of pre-Christian Old Europe. Rapturously applauded by standing global bureaucrats and prime ministers, the ghastly production was an unintended self-parody on statist culture ...
...What is immediately striking is the disrespectful portrayal of the miners as zombie-like peons prone to frenzy and rhythmic obedience. These miners end up stripping and dancing with pagan animal and bush spirits, eventually engaging in mindless simulated orgies. Various symbols of Swiss national pride are woven throughout the production, but the focus is clearly on the miners' and doll-like citizens' interactions with pagan gods and priests.
Eventually, a goat demon, resembling the ancient Baphomet idol, emerges from the tunnel and mocks a carried lamb, a symbol of Christ. The play graphically depicts miners dying as sacrifices to the goat demon. The goat demon ends up mounting and mating with the spirits of the dead miners as well as receiving their worship. The goat is robed in white, dies, and resurrects as a red-cloaked woman giving birth to empty-faced dancing dolls.
Here's the thing. Nine miners actually died during the construction of this tunnel. Let that sink in for a moment. Angela Merkel and other heads of state give a standing ovation at a ceremony in which actual miners' deaths are commemorated as necessary sacrifices for the completion of their grand public works project.
In keeping with the developing motif, Swiss Crypto Vault, a blockchain cryptocurrency server, is buried in a secret location that once served as a military bunker in the Swiss Alps. This server is not connected to any earthly internet connections but is watched over by a satellite in the sky/heavens.
Known for its secluded gold vaults, the Swiss Mint used this event to launch a new gold and silver coin. Designed by Fredi Trumpi, the new 20-franc silver coin shows the tunnel's north portal in Erstfeld, and the new 50-franc gold coin shows the tunnel's south portal. This commemorative coin —which will likely circulate around the world — was created at a time when calls for a cashless society ring loud from globalist publications such as Bloomberg and the Economist, and major economic analysts such as Jim Rogers say precious metals are one of the only insurance plans against economic collapse.
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| The Triple 6 CERN logo and the Hindu Shiva, the god of destruction, at CERN. |
CERN—Switzerland
"to unite people from all over the world to push the frontiers of science and technology, for the benefit of all ... provide a unique range of particle accelerator facilities that enable research at the forefront of human knowledge"
CERN seeks to uncover the universe's secrets through science, technology, and knowledge, which amounts to a repackaging of Genesis chapter three. Humanity wants to tap into the divine knowledge of how things work to create its own functionality apart from God. As we have exhaustively studied, no eternal functional solutions exist apart from the God who created all things.
In an online article in the "Guardian," author Jonathan Glancey describes CERN in techno-religious terms in his article, "A Temple to Mystery and Imagination."
The enormous construction at CERN evokes great cathedrals and Egyptian pyramids, says Jonathan Glancey. Paradoxically, this extreme expression of modern science may be the most spiritual structure of our time ... CERN is a modern equivalent of the great temples and cathedrals of the past ... God only knows what scientists will divine in the months to come ... Many of CERN's scientists are well aware of the connection between their great underground temple and those of religions, ancient and modern. And just as the quest for God, or the gods, encouraged the very first great works of architecture, so CERN laid out up to 100 meters below ground like some inverted, latter-day Stonehenge, and has been constructed on a massive scale ... A number of Europe's great medieval cathedrals were built in something like this same spirit. Teams of architects, masons, geometry experts, and Latin-speaking divines traveled across the continent, gathering and sharing knowledge and raising immense, intricate, and daring structures aimed at bringing humankind and the infinite goal together. Their most profound works, and especially Chartres, are aligned with the constellations as if they had been built as observatories but with prayer rather than radio waves beaming into infinite and numinous space. Back on the surface, our most ambitious contemporary buildings, whether in Europe or elsewhere, tend to be vast office and hotel towers. Cities and states vie with one another to reach ever higher into the sky ... No matter how odd it might seem at first, the most profoundly spiritual structure of our time, housed for the most part in functional sheds and unadorned underground passageways ... Here is a temple of our own age, a place and space where we will have a chance of understanding a little more of the Great Architect and the universes he set blazing into perpetual motion.
CERN's location has an intriguing history. During the Roman occupation, a village called Pouilly (Latin for "Appoliacum") housed a temple dedicated to Apollo, the Roman god of destruction.
According to Sapphire Throne Ministries' article, CERN and the Bottomless Pit, much more than meets the scientific eye lies beneath the surface.
CERN is more than particle physicists studying the nature of matter. The Science Director at CERN, Sergio Bertolucci, has stated that we (CERN) are going to open a doorway into a parallel universe... CERN is an electrochemical way to penetrate the veil between the natural and the spiritual realm. Another way to put it is that CERN is hypertechnical sorcery using mechanical, electronic, and magnetic means. The spearhead of the Tower of Babel – Nimrod – was trying to build a tower whose top reached up into the heavens in order to penetrate the dimensional veil put there by God for mankind’s protection. This time, the Tower of Babel is upside down. CERN is a cipher key to the bottomless pit... (Revelation 9:1-2)... CERN, constructed on the Swiss border with France, was built on top of an ancient temple to the god Apollo. Romans believed this temple of Apollo was set over the bottomless pit. The bottomless pit is also called the abyss or the underworld. Revelation 9:11 says Abaddon/Apollo is the angel who rules as king over the bottomless pit. Abaddon (Hebrew), Apollo/Apollyon (Greek), and Shiva (Hindu) are all gods of destruction. Sitting outside the main quarters at CERN is a statue of the Hindu god Shiva. This “god” is said to destroy everything at the molecular level and then put it back together again to give birth to a New World Order – a new golden age.
In 2016, a staged human sacrifice was performed and filmed in front of Shiva, according to several reputable news sources, including The Guardian, The Independent, and Science. It was largely dismissed as a prank, but that does not eliminate the spiritual component of the larger story. In fact, it substantiates it.
Other Swiss Global Gathering Entities
A key pillar of the World Health Organization’s transformation agenda was to make it a modern, data-driven organization and to have a measurable impact on the lives of the people we serve.
The United Nations is headquartered in New York City, but it also has a satellite location in Geneva, Switzerland. The League of Nations was headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, from 1920 to 1946. Its motto echoes Genesis chapter eleven's global gathering of oneness.
One place where the world's nations can gather together, discuss common problems, and find shared solutions.
The World Economic Forum also has its headquarters in Cologny, Switzerland, near Geneva. The WEF hosts its annual meetings in Davos, Switzerland. The WEF is spearheading several ambitious AI initiatives, including facial recognition technologies and the development of the Metaverse (a universal virtual world).
The 2024 annual meeting included a Pagan 'Forest' Ritual, according to The Western Journal. The following quote from Putanny Yawanawa, who performed the ritual, expressed views closely aligned with the Tower of Babel's goal of coming together as one in rejection of the Creator.
The message that I have to bring, the voice of all the people of the forest and us indigenous peoples — a voice of nature, the voice of the forests — to say the healing is within us, our spirituality, within an alliance, a union, the unity of our thoughts,” she said through a translator.
Geneva, Switzerland, is also home to the World Trade Organization headquarters.
Although the World Bank is headquartered in Washington, DC, it maintains two key branches in Geneva, Switzerland. The World Bank's specialized agencies, the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), are also headquartered in Geneva. According to its website, the ITU is explicitly committed to connecting the world.
"ITU is committed to connecting all the world's people"
Finally, the Swiss Crypto Vault, which stores universal digital currencies, is located in a military-grade bunker in the Swiss Alps.
© 2019 Tamarajo
*All sources for this series are available in the final part.
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