Every OCCULT SYMBOL explained in 10 minutes

[Maxximum]

I just found this corner of YouTube and I've already seen the comment of "nice to see someone get right into the point of the video and not do an intro" like 50 times

[Ezra-lezr]

Thanks for talking about the Saint Peter's cross!
As a catholic i had to tell at all my metal comrades that Is not Antichristian but they didn't trust me

[Alex-ihor]

All praise to the most humble servant and most mighty master of all creation Jesus Christ.

[KatsiYori-zkgm]

For me, I like pentacle. It's could also be a human in a circle. It's a beautiful symbol.

[idekaaaIC]

I love how the AI voice gets more demented as the video goes on

[Istmein]

i just realize my microsoft edge browser looks like ouroborus

[oubdohu]

I enjoy that you explain each symbol thoroughly rather than overlooking the less known emblems.

[nickblack]

Pentacle also comes from Christianity, not just Wiccan pagans, the 5 points represent the 5 wounds of Christ, his wrists and ankles pierced for our transgressions and wearing the crown of thorns

[laellewis]

these symvols are great and there is so much more to each one

[trentitybrehm]

The Apostles willingness to be killed not for saying they believed Jesus had risen, but they knew he had risen, because they saw him.

If the tomb wasn't empty, they would've paraded the body around to stomp out any idea of Jesus being ressurrected, but Christianty spread because there was no body in the tomb.

If someone stole the body, why were nearly all the Apostles willing to be killed for saying they'd seen Jesus risen? They were thousands of miles away from one another before phones and the internet and were being threaten, tortured, and murdered for their claim. Not one "broke" and said it was a lie to save themselves.

The archeology matches the Bible perfectly all the way from Genesis through the New Testament.

We have the writing of the disciples of the Apostles and the disciples of those disciples, and they not only quote much of the New Testament, but all the core idea of Christianty are present. Jesus being God, the Son of God, dying for sins, burial, resurrection, ascension to heaven.

We also have writing of Jewish and Pagan contemporary historians who were hostile towards Jesus, who say the same things : Jesus being worshipped as God, the Son of God, dying for on the cross, burial, resurrection.

It's mainly because of the archeology, "friendly" writers, and "hostile" writers mentioned above that the Jesus Seminar, who are PhD level ashiest/agnostics who study Christ and the Bible, concluded that Jesus really lived in Judea 2, 000 years ago, was known as a miracle workers, died on the cross under Pilate, and that his disciples really believed they had seen him risen from the dead.

The fact that there are contradictions between manuscripts is often sited as proof against trusting scripture, when it actually does the opposite. The fact that there are so many manuscripts makes it easy to tell when someone changed one, and modern Bibles are transparent about any differences in the footnotes. None of those differences found between manuscripts change anything about any core doctrines of Christianity, they are mainly a handwriting error on a letter or a different way to word something that means the same thing.

There is also all the undisigned coincidence between not only the four Gospels, but the rest of the New and Old Testaments too.

Matthew 2:22 talks about Joseph not wanting to return to Judea after fleeing to Egypt because Archelaus was ruling. That's all the info on that the Bible gives. Josephus, the Jewish historian, tells us about the things Archelaus did and how evil he was. Put these two peices of evidence together, we get the full picture.

This sort of thing happens through the text with the seemingly useless details matching up perfectly with extra Biblical sources, lending to the credibility of the text.


It's because of the evidence that I believe in Jesus.

[GramSmasher]

Just FYI the only example of Runes we have a full understanding of is Futhark Runes which are what the Anglo Saxons used, not Nordic people, which also partly created the English Alphabet

[OttoNomicus]

In addition to the pentacle, there's also the pentacal, different spelling, which is the symbol of the Martinist Order.

[emicappa]

i really don't fuck with the lack of human input in this video

[brickshithouse]

"seal of solomon"
"Widely used as a talisman"
Well well well...

[jazzgod]

explaining the pentacle- "fire, water, earth, air..."
my head- "by your powers combined, i am CAPTAIN PLANET "

[seventy]

Excellent video! I dont know if you're looking for advice but I would suggest being a bit more careful with Chat-GPT. I admit that I am just sensitive to it as I use it all the time, but I could tell a lot of lines were written by AI. Nothing wrong with that, but it is easy to tell if you know what to look for. Maybe try changing around some of the AI's outputs so they sound more human next time? Or write the AI output in your own words. You dont have to, of course, I just wanted to offer some constructive criticism.

[APoleYouKnow]

AI generated art and it's consequences have been a disaster for low-effort youtubers.

[GiảiThíchDễHiểu]

enlightened so many secrets thanks bro

[Jonathan-nblc]

I can’t tell if this is an AI voice or not

[senor-achopijo]

Am I the only one who thinks the Monas Hieroglyphica looks like an angry stickman?