Fish head/Mitre
See: Religious Luciferian symbols Saturn hat Zucchettos, Yarmulk/kippah
The hat of the pope is called a mitra in latin. Mitra means litterlaly "cap with
bands". The bands are the "aten" bands.We have seen them on the globus cruciger.
The cap with bands represents the ressurection of osiris(kronos/crown/saturn).
The new god is zeus (jupiter). The transition is seen
here as the crown/kronos with mitra
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The austrian imperial; the golden age (time of saturn) makes place for the time
of jupiter (red sky)
Nimrod or Dagon, the fish god of Babylon, and the mitre worn by the popes
Zooming in you can better see the man wearing the fish head mitre of Babylon.
Also notice how the scales of the fish run down the back of the man
In this etching of Dagon (Dag - fish, on - sun) the sun-fish god of Babylon, you
can see the fish head mitre as well as the scales running down the back much
better
Cybele, the mystery goddess of Asia Minor as well as Syria illustrates rather
plainly the Episcopal mitre upon her head
Roman Catholic serpent crosier of the bishops as well as high church officials.
Also notice upon every Bishop as well as every Pope you will find the fish head
mitre of Babylon.
Upon every Bishop as well as every Pope you will find the fish head mitre of
Babylon
The fish head mitre comes from worshippers of 'Dagon' from around 300 A.D. His
symbol was a hat shaped like a fish's mouth with a long piece of cloth that
draped down over the back of the wearer, which was painted or embroidered to
look like the body of a fish. At first, they even kept the spots on either side
of the "fish head" which represented the fish's eyes.
Horus, the Egyption god was known as “the Way,” and “the Fisher,”. You might
think that the fishiness of the mitre would have been suppressed over time. Yet,
these Roman Catholics images from the 18th century still make the fish head
allusion very explicit. Why
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