Harry Potter’s Morning Light
Chapter 907: Home light
Chapter 907 Home Lights
No matter what era or industry, we must start from the "apprentice", even the Catholic clergy.
Fr Bruna has been an adjunct shepherd boy in the Vatican since he was 14 years old. He and 16 other boys were allowed to live in the Vatican City.
Every morning, he has to get up very early, prepare the altar before going to school, and prepare for the morning mass in 10 underground chapels.
The sleep of the elderly is very poor, and the young are always awake. When Bruner walks through the Vatican church, which is not yet open to the public, it feels like being in the grave.
And the first thing he did to prepare the altar was to light the candlestick.
Later, the Arab empire conquered Persia. In the process of conflagration, Zoroastrianism was rejected by the religion and forced to migrate east. The holy flame was extinguished. The believers were not allowed to wear white clothes. Part of them entered India and part of them entered China through Western Regions.
Among these believers is a ethnic group-the Sogdians, who are born merchants like the Jews, and are one of the races that have the most contacts on the Silk Road on the land.
In this nation, a baby boy was born. An Lushan means God of War in Sogdian. According to legend, her mother was not fertile for many years, and then she prayed to the God of War to conceive him.
In the Middle East far away from the Western Regions, there was a virgin named Maria. The angel Gabriel told her that she would become pregnant by the Holy Spirit and give birth to the son of God.
The Temple of Solomon is very luxurious. The gate of the temple and all the pillars, ceilings, doors and windows are all inlaid with gold. Lamps, sacrificial vessels and the "Ark of the Covenant" enshrining the "Ten Commandments of Moses" are all made of pure gold.
In the courtyard outside the temple, there are 100 Phnom Penh pools full of lotus flowers, where the believers can perform five sacrifices.
In 586 BC, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon led his cavalry to capture Jerusalem. They burned down the magnificent temple with a handful of fire. From then on, the prosperous Jerusalem became a scorched ruin, and the pond with lotus flowers disappeared in the long river of history.
To this day, people have not dug up the remains of the First Temple, as if it did not exist, just as many people now doubt whether **** really existed or whether he was just a fabricated figure, just like Marco Polo.
First, the process of Mary’s pregnancy does not conform to the laws of nature. Second, religious archaeologists have searched for two thousand years and have not found physical evidence to support Jesus’ existence in the world.
The prisoners of Babylon returned to Jerusalem after half a century, where it was still in ruins. The king of Persia allowed to rebuild the temple and return the temple utensils taken from the new Babylonian Empire.
The rebuilt temple was later expanded to a third larger than the first temple, but the ark of the covenant never ended.
In 20 BC, in order to buy the hearts of the Jews, King Herod made a great effort to expand the temple. It was completed in 26 AD, which lasted 46 years, and then continued to be rebuilt until it was officially completed in 64 AD.
But in 70 AD, the Roman general Titus led an army to attack Jerusalem, and the temple was destroyed again. Jesus' prophecy was fulfilled-there was no stone left on it that would not be destroyed, only a wall to the west was left.
After the Second Temple was burned, the Roman Empire once built a Cupid temple on the ruins of the Temple. Not only that, they also transported the spoils back to the country, including the temple’s golden candlesticks.
The candlesticks used in Judaism are not the same as those used by other peoples in Europe. They have seven lamps on one candlestick. According to Chapter 37 of the Book of Exodus, the first candlestick was used by the famous Israeli craftsman Bezalel. Gold production. Among the seven lamps, the middle one is slightly higher than the six on both sides, which represents the Sabbath, and the remaining six represent the six days of God’s creation.
The seven candlesticks used by the Jews today are equal. In the Roman victory celebration procession, the golden candlestick became one of the centers. The scene of the Jewish prisoners shouldering the candlestick to show the public was inscribed on a triumphal arch in Rome in the form of stone carvings.
The gold candlestick now placed in front of the third-rank exorcist Joseph and the first-rank gatekeeper Bruner is exactly the same as the candlestick in the book of Exodus-one in the middle is slightly higher than the six on the two sides, it is not very exquisite. At least the large gold candlestick currently displayed in the window on the Temple Mount is quite clumsy.
But it looks very natural, like a blooming apricot flower, not to mention it was taken from the "Tall of Tears". Gold is not as fragile as a book. It is estimated that it will not change after two thousand years.
It is also very convenient to imitate a candlestick. If you don’t tell the origin of this candlestick, you can sell it directly in a certain store, I am afraid that no one will look at it.
"You feel……"
"Shut up." Joseph stopped Bruner and stared at the candlestick, his eyes almost forgot to blink.
"How did you choose it?" Bruner asked.
"I feel it is calling me." Joseph said nervously.
"I will return it when I use it up!" The Swiss guard warned viciously, "It's still lost..."
"Is a Jewish lamp important or the pope?" Joseph said coldly, "I borrowed it to protect the pope."
"Is there really a devil?" Bruner asked with a trembling voice.
"Yes." Joseph said categorically. "When people light a lamp, don't put it under the bucket, but put it on the lampstand, and illuminate the family. Your light should shine in front of people in this way, so that they can see your good deeds. Give glory to your Father in heaven, and the devil will take away our glory and use it to humiliate us, and then make us commit the original sin of anger."
"Can you give me an experiment before you take it?" Bruner held his helmet and said, "I want to see what happened that year."
"That thing really works?" Joseph asked.
"I...I have seen it." Bruner swallowed. "But it's not useful. There are many people who bring back holy objects from Jerusalem. Most pilgrims bring back wood chips from the real cross with nails. There are not many of them. One of them is a nail, which seems to have been nailed to him."
Joseph and the Swiss guards drew a cross together.
"The pope's arm was pierced by a bullet. Do you think it looks like a stigmata?"
"Don't talk nonsense!" The Swiss guard warned Bruner fiercely.
"I was thinking about the disaster of the firstborn." Joseph said in a daze. "In the book of Ezekiel, Jehovah asked people who wear linen to mark those who are dissatisfied with evil. This sign can protect them. Could these Egyptian boys also be marked? It's just that this mark is not a protection, but a slaughter."
"Why did you think of this?" the Swiss guard asked weirdly.
"People can understand, but the scripture says that even the first beast is dead. Who will bless the beast?" Bruner asked.
"Don't think so much, let's go!" The Swiss guard said impatiently "Bring a wooden box, I don't want it to be seen."
"I haven't experimented yet..."
"You are guarding the Hall of Tears, and you can watch it anytime you want!" Joseph said impatiently.
"No... it's hard for me to explain to you." Bruner said with a complicated expression.
"Go ahead." The Swiss guard said, "We have other things to do."
"I guess that symbol is the eye of Horus." Joseph said, "Horus is the Egyptian **** of creation, and his eyes are meant to protect life."
"Don't worry about this problem, you lunatic!" the Swiss guard exclaimed furiously.
The brain hole is too big, how can the myth be taken seriously
But Egyptian rituals do draw symbols on the heads of newborns, such as lotus flowers, the eye of Horus, and the customs of the Anka cross
In ancient Egypt, going to the temple to study and swimming by the crocodile, through an underwater labyrinth, Egypt’s enlightenment education is really terrible
There is a very second sentence in the three bodies: What is it to destroy you?
The God of Creation in the Old Testament sometimes feels like this
(End of this chapter)
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