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Secret Meaning of the Seventh Day Adventist Logos – Veritas News Service Exclusive
Veritas News Service Exclusive – 23Feb10
Contributed by Belly of Fire
The Secret Meaning of the Seventh Day Adventist Logos
When one tries to discover a “hidden” meaning of something, always check with the masters of magic (illusions) to see what they may have to say. It is easy to take something at face value whether it is self interpretation or one that was provided by another. It is very easy to simply trust someone based on certain beliefs. For example, it must mean what they say because they are a Christian or a Pastor or an Elder and they wouldn’t lie or be involved with something contrary to the Christian faith. Usually, only the minority at the top really know what is going on.
While that may be the case, many either don’t know, or just aren’t what you think they are. I’ve come to discover this and it is shocking. Just be careful who you trust.
What does this have to do with this logo and the 7th day adventist?
As I unfold the secret meaning behind the logo, you may not be able to believe what I share. It may be so far beyond your ability to comprehend that you will reject anything that I have to say.
The masters of magic (illuminati) have dual meanings, an esoteric (hidden) and an exoteric (revealed). The exoteric is for the dumb sheeple, the cattle, the worthless, the masses. This is the category that they put you and I in. The majority of people will be given the exoteric meaning while reserving the esoteric for themselves.
Here is the exoteric meaning of the seventh day adventist logo provided by them. Remember exactly what they say, “It represents some of their main beliefs”. You will see more into this later.
[excerpt]
The Meaning of Our Logo and Name
The Seventh-day Adventist logo is not just a corporate symbol used on office stationery. It tells our faith story.
This logo is the first international logo used by all Seventh-day Adventist Churches throughout the world and is representative of some of our main beliefs.
The logo is made up of three main graphical elements and the name, “Seventh-day Adventist Church”. The three graphical elements are the flame, the cross and the Bible.
The Flame
This shape is formed by three lines encircling an implied sphere. The lines represent the three angels of Revelation 14 circling the globe and our commission to take the gospel to the entire world. The overall shape forms a flame symbolic of the Holy Spirit.
The lines at the top of the design suggest a continued upward momentum symbolising the resurrection of Christ and the promise that we will ascend to heaven at Christ’s second coming, the ultimate focus of our faith.
The Open Bible
The Bible forms the base of the design and represents the Biblical foundation of our beliefs. It is portrayed in a fully opened position suggesting a full acceptance of God’s word.
The Cross
The symbol of the cross, representing the gospel of salvation, is positioned in the centre of the design to emphasise Christ’s sacrifice, which is the central theme of our faith.
It is also significant that the Bible-representing the law, and the flame-representing the Spirit, come together at the cross.
[end excerpt]
So what we see here from the SDA Australian website are different meanings. For example, the 3 lines are the angels but also as a whole it is a flame. There is an “implied” sphere which means it isn’t there but is there. It is said that it is a “globe” that the 3 angels circle. The main seventh day adventist website and many of the church websites say it is the earth. If it is the earth, shouldn’t it look like it? Maybe there is another meaning which is why it is an “implied” sphere (you can’t really see it so it can mean anything they say).
As I looked at the symbol, I wanted to know if there was anything that I wasn’t seeing. That tends to be a key in determining many symbols. Symbology is the language used today by the ancient religion of Mystery Babylon. Just search the internet for it and you will see videos and pictures and websites discussing this topic. This is the religion of the Secret Brotherhood as Bill Cooper called the initiates.
Initially, the obvious is the “Flame”. The eternal flame is a very common mystery religion symbol. It represents the intellect of man and his deification. The Bible most likely represents the doctrine of this religion but I’m not sure on that one. What about the Cross? Think it’s only a Christian symbol? Wait until you read on.
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As Bill Cooper said on his broadcast and you can read about it in great detail here: Initiates Of The Flame – Transcript – Broadcast #454
[excerpt]
You see, in The Mysteries, they claim that they are baptized with the
Holy Spirit, which is fire, for fire is light and the Children of the
Flame are the Sons of Light even as God is light.However, ladies and gentlemen, however much it sounds as if they believe
the same as you, this again is a metaphor for the esoteric truth of what
they really believe.For they believe that the God of the Bible is an evil God who held man
prisoner in the Garden of Eden in the bonds of the chains of ignorance;
and that man was set free, given his opportunity, by Lucifer through his
agent, Satan, with the gift of intellect; and that Lucifer is the God ofLight, not Jesus Christ who said:
“I am the way, the truth, and the light:….” (sic: verse reads “life”)
[John 14:6a][end excerpt]
He also says,
[excerpt]
There is but one religion in all the world known to all the priests of
all the religions no matter what they are, and that is the worship of
the spiritual flame of the universe.Under many names, he is known in all lands, but as Ishwari or Amon or
God or Lucifer. He is the same, the creator of the universe, and fire
is his universal symbol.[end excerpt]
Lastly, this brings us right into the logo. Bill continues to discuss the eternal flame but speaks of the sun.
[excerpt]
The fire that burns on the sacred altar of Cosmos, that great fire which
is called “the never-dying spirit of god, the Sun”.[end excerpt]
As I mentally dissected the logo, this is what I saw which was very revealing.
Since I know there is a sphere, I filled it in. I then stretched out the “flame”, the “trails of the 3 angels”, and magically a very familiar symbol appeared. This symbol is called by some, the winged disc. Many corporate symbols use it such as Chrysler, Mini Cooper, US Airforce, etc. This symbol was also used in a cartoon. It was the backing for She-Ra (female Ra (Egyptian sun god)) on the Heman and Shera cartoon. This symbol also represents Horus which in one of his forms is another Egyptian sun god.
This is what wikipedia says about the winged disk:
[excerpt]
The winged sun is a symbol (sometimes known as Behedeti, a name of Horus[citation needed]) associated with divinity, royalty and power in the Ancient Near East (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Anatolia, and Persia). The symbol has also been found in the records of ancient cultures residing in various regions of South America as well as Australia.
In Ancient Egypt, the symbol is attested from the Old Kingdom (Sneferu, 26th century BC), often flanked on either side with a uraeus. In early Egyptian religion, the symbol Behedeti represented Horus of Edfu, later identified with Ra-Harachte. It is sometimes depicted on the neck of Apis, the bull of Ptah. As time passed (according to interpretation) all of the subordinated gods of Egypt were considered to be aspects of the sun god, including e.g. Khepri.
The winged sun is symbolic also of the eternal soul. When placed above the temple doors it served as a reminder to the people of their eternal nature.[end excerpt]
You should be asking yourself, ‘what does a Christian ministry have to do with some ancient Egyptian Sun worship?’ That’s a great question and the beginning of a journey.
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Now, you might think this is just a coincidence. Somehow the seventh day adventist logo happens to be a sun worship symbol. Let’s continue then.
Sun and the Cross
The cross and the sun together are another symbol. I bet you would never of guessed that because the cross is only a Christian symbol…. or so Christians believe.
From this page about the sun and the cross http://moneyteachers.org/auto-logos.htm
[excerpt]It is also important to understand that the Southern cross itself represents the Egyptian Ankh
“Also known as the Egyptian Cross, the Key of the Nile, the Looped Tau Cross, and the Ansate Cross. It was an Ancient Egyptian symbol of life and fertility“
Summary:
So, in essence, the Southern Cross (ankh) represents the point where the sun god dies and is regenerated through the power of Sirius or “Sex Magick”. The three kings are representative of mankind’s search for wisdom through the power of Lucifer (the angel of light). Now, let’s look at some of the logos used in the auto industry:
[end excerpt]
The Southern cross isnt exactly like the cross used by Christians. It has a reversed tear shape on the top. The 7th day adventist logo has the sun on top of it.
If you think it is still a coincidence, then look around at different 7th day adventist churches and organizations. You will see a lot of sun worship symbols that are used by the Luciferians.
Look at this symbol used by the Seventh Day Adventist hospital – a path that leads to the sun. It can also be looked as an ‘S’ that commonly represents the snake from the mystery religion.
Let’s go back to the beginning. Take a look at Ellen G White’s (founder) tombstone. This tomb stone is an obelisk, a mystery bablyon religion symbol. It is the penis of Osirus (this is explained in the series, get it). Is this a Christian symbol? You can’t turn this one into something it’s not and that is for sure. If the 7th day adventists founder was part of the mystery Babylon religion, then what does that make the rest of it?
Just to show you that this symbol is not only used by other churches, it also is the focal point of their worship without them knowing. They all face it and look at it during worship at church. It also tends to be on the outside of the building.
Now its your turn to do the research, verify what I have said to come to your own conclusion.
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Great article, Belly. Thank you for taking the time to put all this together. Very informative.
I forgot to mention once again, in the last image, the sun and the cross appear again.
Your welcome Ted
Good one belly. I always enjoy logos and such. You’ll also notice in the logo for the hospital that theyre slogan is “much more than medicine” much like Delta Faucets. They say “More than just a faucet” “look deeper” Funnily enough saying that exacly the moment that they have a CHILD throw his hands formed into a triangle in front of his eye. Lol. Yeah. Also the Rising Star logo at the bottom has 7 lines coming from the rising star which could very well represent the 7 islands of Atlantis rising up again. Or the Pleiades i think they are called. Im not a religious person, but when I see any sort of flame mixed in with a church i cant help think that its part of the mysteries.
-Joe
Awesome article. I’m trying to get better at being able to interpret logos. I was looking at the Wesleyan logo. The cross is oddly shaped almost like a obelisk, but the thing that really caught my attention was this:
http://www.brookingswesleyan.org/students.htm
just scroll down a bit and you will see what I’m talking about.
The one thing about symbols is what you dont see. One of the things with that weslyan symbol of the cross on that site is the same thing with the windows symbol. There is a hidden “swastika” [however spelled]. That symbol is used as the sun.
Thats just a possibility. Yes the cross is certainly shaped weird.
Actually, I was talking about the main symbol. Just google it and you’ll see what I mean. The site I was referring to has a nice little “illuminate” logo if you scroll down a bit.
Yes i saw that. You need to give a link instead of saying just look at it.
I just realized my last paragraph was put in wrong. This is the last paragraph about the last picture.
I will leave you with one last picture. This comes from one of the local SDA churches which they have a big brown obelisk on the front of their building. This is the name and the picture from their newsletter magazine. They say the star is Jesus. Its obviously the sun represented by a pentagram. Who is the Rising Star? Why is there an upside down cross which is another symbol? Now its your turn to do the research, verify what I have said to come to your own conclusion.
Anyone notice the cross is upside down in the first image?
Start from the bottom of the cross and up to the flame.
That’s what I noticed first.
Seems odd, lol.
That “illuminate” picture sure is blatant. Only the most profane would miss that one. Cracks me up the way these people flaunt their arcane BS. I wonder how many students there realize their “shepherds” actually venerate the “Mystical Christ.”
Yeah the illuminate logo really caught my attention when I was looking for different Wesleyan logos. The main Wesleyan logo is here: http://www.kychildren.org/TWC%20Logo%204c%20hires.jpg
The cross is slanted and almost looks like it could be an obelisk. I’m not sure if there is a pagan significance to the dove. I know a lot of churches like to use that.
Then there’s this logo I found of a Wesleyan college: http://www.iacbe.org/assets/images/Roberts_Wesleyan_Logo.gif
You organize Symbols by association of your mind, so you can put together any conspiracy theories. You say that you simply made a flat flames that were originally wrapped around the earth. Why?
@Antan
Symbols are the oldest and arguably most powerful language of communication on Earth. Nobody “organized” anything to “put together a conspiracy theory.” Many people use symbols without understanding their true esoteric meaning. However, when they are used by entities such as churches and large corporations, it is highly unlikely that that is the case. Church leaders are usually quite well-versed in this material, it’s part of what they do. After all, the entire essence of arcane symbology boils down to religion, and heavily involves Christianity. Did you even read the article? The author didn’t say it was flames wrapped around the Earth, the Seventh Day Adventist church said that. All it takes is one look at the symbol to see that the flames look like wings wrapped around a sphere. All the author did was fold them out, a very logical step. Voila, it becomes a winged sun disc. It’s not necessary to do that to recognize the occult significance of the symbol, but it is interesting. The winged sun is a very powerful ancient symbol, and it is hard to believe that whoever designed this logo inserted that little “twist” accidentally. Anyone who truly wants to “see the light” should start at the beginning and do the work it takes to understand these things. It is impossible to “illuminate” the reader through one, two, a dozen or even 100 articles on a website. Go to the HOTT Shop, buy William Cooper’s “Mystery Babylon” series and support the only folks in the world who will actually tell you the truth and give you the information you need to “part the veil.” (By the way, this comment is imbued with the mystical 13 energies and therefore contains extra truth.
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Good comment BSG. I can only assume that people don’t read, so they find it impossible to read or read and comprehend 1 page.
As BSG says, in order to get a grasp on this all, you must listen to the Mystery Babylon Series.
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This series will explain it all. In addition to that, I learned from a Pastor in Ohio (Russ Dizdar) about mind control and the infiltration into religions especially churches. If you can’t believe it has been happening, well, they are doing an excellent job of hiding it.
Regarding the flame/light- The Bible says that His word is a light unto my feet (Psalms) and that Jesus is the light of the world. I suppose He was an Illuminati agent too? And exactly WHO was it in the Adventist founders that was of the Mystery Religions as you try to claim? ->
“If the 7th day adventists founder was part of the mystery Babylon religion, then what does that make the rest of it?”
@William Morgan
Without getting too deep into this, it sounds like you are not aware of the different meanings and implications of “light.” That is a very complex discussion that is almost impossible to have in this type of forum. For our purposes, when discussing the Mysteries and their symbology, we generally discuss the “light” (fire) from their perspective. We know what Christianity teaches (to a lesser or greater extent). The challenge is to decipher what the “Illuminati” (The Brotherhood, Priesthood, Adepts/Initiates of the Mystery Schools, etc) doctrine is and translate their symbolic language. These symbols, including the cross, precede Christ by thousands of years. There is simply no room here to go into a more thorough discussion of the implications of that fact. I highly recommend you get the “Mystery Babylon” series. It explains all of this in intricate detail. As for your second question, you seem to have misread the article. It says “IF” the founder was an initiate – and the logo seems to indicate that he (or they) was/were – then what exactly does that mean for the church today and in the future? Interestingly, it is unknown if the “founder” designed this symbol. The church doesn’t say when this logo was created or who created it. Has the Seventh Day Adventist church become dominated by “mystical” Christians? Is this particualr church falling under the influence of the “inter-faith movement” and being guided towards integration into a new world religion? These are all perfectly legitimate questions to be asking.
Here are some basic esoteric interpretations of the various elements of the symbol:
the picture of the front of the church ,from the parking lot, the middle looks like the monolith from 2001 a space odessey and the cover of the who album who’s next.
@William Morgan
Are you a SDA? I know the truth hurts and like I said in the beginning, this is not easily acceptable.
I received an email that was sent by someone that use to be part of SDA. She said that Ellen White and the original SDA founders were not part of the mystery religion but it has since been taken over by Jesuits and Masons (both part of the mystery religion).
I can’t add much more than what BSG wrote. I’m not sure what your understanding of the mystery religion is.
There is a parallelism to the mystery religion and the Biblical Faith. They take words and phrases and make other meanings from them.
Example, Flame. In the Bible, the everlasting Flame is God. To the mystery school, the everlasting flame is something else as was noted.
Another example is Christ. The Bible talks about the or a Christ. The mystery religion has a different christ.
They blend these ideas and terms into the Biblical religions to make people think they are 1 and the same.
These mystery religion members, if you will, “infiltrate” these religions and put up their message through symbology.
As I said, they use an exoteric meaning and an esoteric meaning. They will give you the external meaning to coincide with the Biblical meaning while the esoteric is reserved for the initiates that know exactly what it means.
Paul quotes a lot from the mysteries of his time. He was in their cities and he was trying to reach them. So at times you will see the mysteries in the Bible. This doesnt mean that everytime you see buzzwords, it means the mystery religion definition. They do use scripture and quote it but use their definition of terms instead of what the Bible was meaning.