>>1719707

For some reason I'm thinking about the Jews fitting into this via the possibility of being able to see the black hexagon/projected cube on Saturn from ships at night- being on the water means you have 70% of the earth just about to navigate to follow your "guide" and do what you're gonna do as a result of that. Tefilin already are basically designed to be focal points for one's soul and energy to be projected to God, but in this case I'm fairly certain is actually pic related.

We know the phoenicians and the Jews parallel in a lot of areas and with the Vikings now fitting into the whole equation, that seriously reinforces the idea that their beliefs would be heavily regulated and influenced by heavenly bodies given that's how they would literally navigate the world- is it so much of a stretch to believe that maybe they believed their spiritual map would be the same as their physical map if they're so fixated on worship of that same material world? Just spit-balling

>>1734505

Even that aside, there's the dye thing- wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrian_purple

>Some[who?] speculate that the dye extracted from the Bolinus brandaris is known as argaman (ארגמן) in Biblical Hebrew. Another dye extracted from a related sea snail, Hexaplex trunculus, produced a blue colour which could be the one known as tekhelet (תְּכֵלֶת), used in garments worn for ritual purposes.[9]

While collecting their famous dye, they easily would have been able to acquire that relative considering their natural habitats overlap; perhaps its usage was partially convenience turned holy over time since the material for it would be found near the same material that makes you rich?

>>1734677

WOAH WOAH WOAH WHAT? Neptune as well? What in the actual fuck my autism is tingling and I can't make out what it's saying

>>1735533

>checked

>mfw I remember being taught the Greeks invented collumns

>>1734932

>>1735230

>Could perhaps the old testament be a majority Phoenician writings?

Methinks maybe modifying what happened is easier to do than completely concocting something 100% fabricated- this all makes me think of Moses parting the sea and killing a bunch of Egyptians in the process of liberating the Jews…maybe it wasn't Moses who did the parting and flooding but was the one who literally just led the Jews away while B party caused the former, possibly leaving out the major detail that these two events were completely unrelated/coincidental? We know Phoenicians were around after the fall of Egypt largely and that did happen around the time of Exodus, so I'm thinking (referencing early Athenean recollection of the time) that it was the Atheneans who wiped out the Egyptians and the survivors became the Phoenicians? Maybe Moses himself was a Phoenician who hijacked the Jews for Phoenician interests and lead them in such a way soas to always remain friendly and open with Phoenicians who understand the connection and know what to do as a kinda panic button in case they're discovered and wiped out again? It would explain the parallels the Phoenicians had with the Jews in both writing and religious practice.

Later the whole thing is depicted as Atlantis in Greece by Homer, who doesn't mention anything beyond liberating those enslaved by Atlanteans as they took out the heart of the civilization pre it being swallowed by the sea, potentially because liberating the Jews was mostly a "fuck you" to the Atlanteans/Egyptians/Phoenicians rather than the main point of the act? Gets completely misrepresented by the agent who perpetrated the takeover and bottleneck of the Jews, create a parallel society to your true masters and forever remain in possession of an emergency skin to be shed should you be discovered past all of the other obfuscative bullshit you can throw up as a distraction.

And it just occured to me that the Nile rises and falls quite a bit with the seasons, so with that amount of water coming through the are the idea of an Egyptian city being flooded by destroying nearby canals or something doesn't appear to be completely out of the picture. Just picking a spot and diving in since it seemed relevant, nevermind my autistic ramblings

>>1907180

>I feel like the biggest clue we've come upon in this thread though is the notion of the Phoenix and how it's prevalent in so many emblems. I feel like it's a pledge and a signal that "We made the sacrifice, watch us rise!"… As you cannot have a phoenix without sacrifice.

I feel like you just articulated something very important that we all need to keep in mind as we keep looking at all this symbology.