Issue 2001-06:

“19% In: Is The Whore Of Babylon The Catholic Church?”

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• 19% in: ” from earlier writings. Is the Whore of Babylon the Catholic Church? The Problem Wlth Using Symbols FOLLOW UP QUESTION That ref”
• 20% in: “ne could, for example, say the Whore of Babylon equated to Nazi Germany, and who would We? Who could say that wasn t so, in tha”
• 20% in: “cates it is also true that tie Whore of Babylon can oe ecpiated to the Tarot card The Empress, the one which fol ows the High P”
• 21% in: “ates that you can also say the Whore of Babylon symbolizes Baghdad in Iraq, for that area used to be much likened unto the qual”
• 21% in: “h likened unto the qualities describing Babylon, or you could put it in some other city in the Middle East or elsewhere. It dep”
• 22% in: “rs who would prefer to attach the label Babylon as a symbol for capitalism can find many ways to argue that point. This Awarene”
• 22% in: ” indicates you can even attach the abel Babylon as a symlplol for all religion, or you can attach it to Holly WOCI This Awarene”
• 22% in: “T WOULD PFIOSTITUTE ITSELF The Whore of Babylon Could Be Many Things FULLUW Ill Ql.lE5 I IUI4 But did the original writer inten”
• 23% in: “all could fit under this same symbol of Babylon. Many also think Babylon is New York. Many think Babylon ts Hollywood. Babylon “
• 23% in: “same symbol of Babylon. Many also think Babylon is New York. Many think Babylon ts Hollywood. Babylon can also be a descrip tio”
• 23% in: “o think Babylon is New York. Many think Babylon ts Hollywood. Babylon can also be a descrip tion of any type of corruption that”
• 23% in: ” York. Many think Babylon ts Hollywood. Babylon can also be a descrip tion of any type of corruption that exists anywhere in th”
• 35% in: ” uf Flavulatlon Mean? 4 la The Whore al Babylon the Celhollc Church? 5 The! Gre al Force Gomlng Thal Wuulul Prostltule Itself 6″

Issue 1985-20:

“78% In: More On The Whore Of Babylon“

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• 79% in: “escription of the liarlot, the whore of Babylon, whereby she sold liar goods to the nations, this as symbolic of the churcliee “

Issue 1981-07:

“1% In: Is Zionism The Hidden Tyranny?”

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• 8% in: “el and Judah returned from Assyrian and Babylonian captivity, around the 4th and 5th centuries B.C., under Ezra, Nehemiah, and Zer”
• 34% in: ” that time the Jerusalem Talmud and the Babylonian Talmud. The Khazars adopted the Babylonian. The Babylonian Talmud was added to “
• 34% in: “ylonian Talmud. The Khazars adopted the Babylonian. The Babylonian Talmud was added to and added to over the centuries until it be”
• 34% in: “The Khazars adopted the Babylonian. The Babylonian Talmud was added to and added to over the centuries until it became virtually t”
• 34% in: “s of Zion draw their authority from the Babylonian Talmud. The Jerusalem Talmud, which still existed in the time of the Khazars, w”
• 34% in: “orter and more benevolent book than the Babylonian. But for reasons known only to the Khazar chieftans, they adopted the latter. A”
• 49% in: ” Judaism embracing the teachings of the Babylonian Talmud. This Awareness indicates that the majority of Jewish people in the worl”
• 61% in: “clination to translate from Hebrew, the Babylonian Talmud, and who wish to make comments on this particular release, or any entiti”
• 88% in: “d for another planet. Bur. UR, Chaldea, Babylon, etc, are real archaeological spots on the earth. The Old Testament, in this re”
• 96% in: “ain and again, by the Assyrians and the Babylonians. By time they finally made it back to Israel, their Hebrew blood was thoroughly”

Issue 2008-09:

“0% In: Is Barack Obama A Truly Good Person For Our Country And The World?”

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• 57% in: “nd years earlier in the state lrnown as Babylon. where there was another virgin birth. another Mother Mary. altltough her name “
• 57% in: “en as the Queen of Heaven althougli the Babylonian concept of heaven was different tltan the Christianized version of heaven. In f”
• 57% in: ” played in the resurrection saga of the Babylonian times. Other Divine Females Piayed the Virgin Mary Role There were several othe”
• 58% in: “s and saeas that played out between the Babylonian and tlte Judaic messiah Those women who played similar roles were all honored f”

Issue 1978-47:

“1% In: Working With The Terminally Ill (And What To Do After The Death)”

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• 60% in: “ere never held captive in Egypt, but in Babylon. This lie was told to put demands on Egypt. p Furthermore, the records also rev”
• 63% in: ” mystery schools, and particularly from Babylonian and Chaldean writings. p p This Awareness indicates that these translations inc”
• 64% in: “tes that the Tarot of the Egyptians and Babylonians symbolize secret mystery teachings and philosophies that each of the Hebrew let”
• 66% in: “nd as told in the story of the Tower of Babylon. p p This Awareness indicates the Sun card of the Tarot as being related unto t”

Issue 1987-01:

“8% In: The Temptation Of Jesus“

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• 8% in: “rninologgy as that which related to the Babylonian god that this term Lucifer as in reality meaning light. This Awareness indicate”
• 11% in: “ud ing Tibet and Persia, as Well as the Babylonian and Hebrew philosophies. This Awareness indicates that likewise, the location o”
• 13% in: ” it also borrowed from the Chaldean and Babylonians and brought much of this together into the mystery school. teachings. This Awar”

Issue 2000-05:

“6% In: Masters And God-Realized Gurus“

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• 67% in: “own through several subsequent cultures Babylonian, Chaldean, and Akltadian, and on down, and eventuall , many of these ancient WI”
• 73% in: “es ra er than, for example, Al zkadian, Babylonian, Chaldean, Snmerian or Indian entities, from whorn the stories were lifted. Thi”

Issue 1985-06:

“8% In: Cosmic Language As A Tool In Understanding Present Times”

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• 5% in: ” Kal. The entity known as Moloch of the Babylonian gods, as a Cosmic letter or concept. The concept of Moloch, a creator who devou”
• 6% in: “ed as the female principle, although in Babylonian mythology, this entity was cast as male. This Awareness indicates that the prin”

Issue 1984-08:

“1% In: Should The Constitution Be Amended To Allow Prayer In Our Schools?”

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• 88% in: “n which the anti? Bae were based in the Babylonian culture stems rom an entity know ss Beel who was a ruler in Atlantis during the”
• 89% in: “me and which later was brought into the Babylonian li1 ernt.ure through meter ieis that lwzlbeen stored i11 l.ihra.ries through th”

Issue 2011-09:

“3% In: The Energetic Body Is The Light Body“

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• 84% in: “story started at a specific time in the Babylonian region between the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers in Mesopotamia, and it follo”

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