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Nimrod was married to Semiramis, who gave birth to Tammuz after Nimrod's death, and declared him the reincarnation of Nimrod, forming a "pagan trinity" that spread throughout the ancient world. Nimrod and Semiramis were king and queen of Babylon. Nimrod (Genesis 10:8-9) was the grandson of Shem, who was the son of Noah His father was Ham's son Cush.
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They ruled together and turned the people away from God. However, Nimrod eventually died and Semiramis, in a desperate attempt to hold unto her throne derived a plan that would ultimately lead to not only retaining the throne but would elevate her to that of goddess.
Semiramis claimed that after Nimrod had died he ascended to the sun and became the sun god himself. She then told the people that her son, Tammuz, was the reincarnation of the sun god, Nimrod. Nimrod, Semiramis, and Tammuz became the first "trinity." Tammuz became the resurrection god who is the "false messiah."
In the Scriptures, Tammuz is a false Mesopotamian god of fertility, vegetation and agriculture, who is condemned in the book of Ezekiel 8:14. The prophet Ezekiel sees women weeping for him, a pagan ritual mourning his descent to the underworld, which is described as a detestable abomination in God's Temple.
Tammuz, an ancient personification of the sun of the springtime, is named as the first of Ishtar's (Easter) lovers; Tammuz is slain by a boar and enters the underworld, to be rescued by Ishtar every spring. Ishtar and Tammuz are closely related figures; both symbolize vegetation- one as the personification of the sun and the other as the personification of mother earth.
Some versions have Semiramis commanding 40 days of mourning and fasting for Tammuz, and even that a wild boar should be killed and eaten after the 40 days as a remembrance of Tammuz. The Catholic season mourning and fasting of Lent is 40 days.
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In Tammuz worship, which is symbolized by evergreen trees, because Tammuz is the eternal god of vegetation. It is decorated with red balls, which represent his testicles, which brings fertility. he dies every year in the autumn, and is resurrected by his wife Ishtar (Easter) after a 40 days of fasting and mourning. He is resurrected every spring on the Easter holiday.
How has that corrupted Christianity over the centuries?
During the Christmas holiday (winter solace), we erect a evergreen tree, decorated with red balls, among other things. Tammuz is the resurrected god. The counterfeit Messiah. We put nativity scenes at the bottom of the tree. The people knell and bring gifts to baby Jesus, and Jesus is looking up at the tree with his arms in worship. Jesus is looking up the tree, worshipping Tammuz, the fake Messiah. Christmas is all about Tammuz worship.
Tammuz is resurrected by Ishtar on Easter, the fertility gods, symbolized by rabbits and eggs, to bring in a new growing season. But our real Messiah was resurrected on the 14th day of Nisan during Passover, the day the Israelites eat the paschal lamb, because Jesus is the Lamb of God. Tammuz, the false messiah is not resurrected on Easter, Jesus died and was resurrected during the Jewish Passover.
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