Lucifer Is Not Satan: Hidden Astrotheology In The New Testament - Jordan Maxwell Explains

Exploring the Biblical Identities of Lucifer, Jesus, and the Devil

We talk about the relationship between Lucifer, Jesus, and the devil according to the Bible and Christian teachings. Lucifer is identified as Jesus, the 'bright morning star' mentioned in the Book of Revelation. The devil is seen as the embodiment of evil, while God represents good. The discussion also touches on the war between light and darkness in Christianity.

The Hidden Astrotheological Meaning in the New Testament

We discuss the battle between light and darkness, the Sun and the night, and how this is represented in the story of Jesus and the New Testament. The Bible is said to contain profound knowledge and wisdom, but its true meaning is hidden and can only be understood through the study of astrotheology. The Catholic Church, including the Jesuits, is aware of this hidden truth, but keeps it from the public. We also explore the symbolic meanings behind elements like nuns and the Pope's mitre.

Exploring the Occult Symbolism and Pagan Origins of Catholic Rituals

We discuss how the entire story of the New Testament is considered astrotheology by Jesuit theologians. The symbolism behind the nuns, the fish, and the priests' attire is explored, with the nuns representing fish and the fish mitre worn by the Holy Father. The connection between the Catholic rituals and the ancient pagan god Bacchus is also examined, suggesting the whole religion was constructed to extract money from the people.