The cross thus widely worshipped, or regarded as a 'sacred emblem', was the unequivocal symbol of Bacchus (Tammuz), the Babylonian Messiah, for he was represented with a head …

The symbol of “the son of The LORD god Baal” in the pagan religion of Babylon was a cross. It is called The Cross of Tammuz . This cross was worn on the head dresses of the Babylonians …

The origin of the cross is traced back to the ancient Babylonian worship of Tammuz. Let’s take a look at the historical background of how the cross, an idol of pagan religions, came to get …

Mar 7, 2014 · They think it represents the cross. But the top leaders of the Papal Church know that it symbolizes tammuz. To see how the Bible specifically mentions the Roman Catholic …

To identify Tammuz with the sun it was joined sometimes to the circle of the sun as in No. 4; sometimes it was inserted in the circle, as in No. 5. Whether the Maltese cross,

The “Ishtar Eggs” were dyed in the blood of babies sacrificed to Tammuz with the “cross of Tammuz” emblazoned on them as the children would “hunt” the eggs in the likeness of …

What does the worship of Tammuz have to do with the sign of the cross? According to historian Alexander Hislop, Tammuz was intimately associated with the Babylonian mystery religions …

The cross was not widely used in mainstream Christianity until the time of the Roman emperor Constantine—about 300 years after Christ established His Church. According to the book …

Sep 10, 2016 · From Babylon, this cross spread to Egypt, where monuments preserved to this day give abundant evidence of its use there. The form of the cross specially known as the …

Tammuz is the deified Nimrod, the first man to lead the opposition against God after the great Flood. He founded the city of Babylon, and along with his mother/wife Semiramis, founded the …