Agree.
It's been a slide.
About the rebuke of the spirit of Thyatira.
The prophetess "Jezebel" was also the name of the Jezebel who was the wife of Ahab,
both of whom worshiped Baal and Ashtoreth,
also having priests who "prophesied",
whom Elijah proved were false.
The rites of Baal and Ashtoreth involved the eating of the sacrifices of and for the dead,
the Baal Elijah had mocked while his priests called on their idol and lanced themselves to bring on a flow of blood.
Notice the promise against those fornicating with this apostate doctrine would be "death" (Rev. 2:23).
The doctrine to which this refers is as the "depths of Satan",
which of course is Hell itself.
Note what Isaiah says about descending into Hell,
how it had to do with earthly Israel's adultery against God,
in a "bed" of whoredom,
where the "nudity" is seen,
a reference to ascending a stairway to offer sacrifices:
remember,
Israel's whoredom involved having a QUEEN OF HEAVEN.
Take note the references to nudity "uncovered yourself", and the "bed":
7 “On a lofty and high mountain You have set your bed;
Even there you went up To offer sacrifice.
8 Also behind the doors and their posts You have set up your remembrance;
For you have uncovered yourself to those other than Me,
And have gone up to them;
You have enlarged your bed And made a covenant with them;
You have loved their bed,
Where you saw their nudity.
9 You went to the king with ointment,
And increased your perfumes;
You sent your messengers far off,
And even descended to Sheol.
And the last words even talk about descending to Sheol,
or in other words,
"the depths of hell".
10 You are wearied in the length of your way; Yet you did not say, ‘There is no hope.’ You have found the life of your hand; Therefore you were not grieved. Is. 57
>Who is "god" that sees all?
In the context of pyramids,
it is Thoth.
>What is the "pyramid" that supports the all seeing eye?
The entrance into the land of the dead,
which is the female mound,
the entrance of the womb of the queen of the dead.
It is she to whom Thoth gave the spells to awaken Osiris after he was slain in order for him to impregnate her with his reincarnation,
Horus.
As for Horus,
after having been blinded,
Thoth gave to him one of his eyes.
Thus Horus is said to "see all" with this eye.
>where did the idea of "god kings" originate from?
Cain, who with his sons,
believed themselves to be incarnations of the high god.
>Why did people accept (and still are accepting, for the most part) the idea of "god kings",
royalty and monarchy?
Because of Man's fallen nature,
who ate the Lie from the tree of knowledge,
the lie of which was,
"you can be gods,
knowing good and evil."
A creature under the dominion of Adam devised the Lie,
a creature reserved for the Darkness God had separated previously from the Light.
The Darkness is merely the absence of Light.
This demonstrates that only by the Light,
which is the Word of God,
can Man have Life.
Again,
'''the absence of Light,
demonstrates the need for it.'''
First,
his tribe believed it.
Next,
those not believing were persecuted.
Recall the Genesis description of the condition of earth before the flood.
Much blood had been shed,
and slavery (outward) was invented in support of that system.