Assyrian Pagan Origin of the so-called Star of David, 22 Chaldean Assyrian Letters

The Assyrian Pagan Origin of the So-Called "Star of David" or the Magen David.
Why the "Star of David" is Pagan Babylonian and is Evil

This information should not be abused to wage hate against the Jewish people. There are good Hebrew/Jewish people who have accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. All races are of one blood and everyone descends from Adam and Eve and all peoples are created by the same Almighty Creator. I, personally, have Jewish ancestry on my dad's side of the family. So this article is not based upon racism or hate. However, there are people in every race who have been deceived and led to accept pagan practices. We must read the entire bible, very slowly and carefully to fully understand it. Then we'll see verses like these:

Acts 7:39-43 King James Version (KJV)
39 To whom our fathers would not obey, but thrust him from them, and in their hearts turned back again into Egypt,
40 Saying unto Aaron, Make us gods to go before us: for as for this Moses, which brought us out of the land of Egypt, we wot not what is become of him.
41 And they made a calf in those days, and offered sacrifice unto the idol, and rejoiced in the works of their own hands.
42 Then God turned, and gave them up to worship the host of heaven; as it is written in the book of the prophets, O ye house of Israel, have ye offered to me slain beasts and sacrifices by the space of forty years in the wilderness?
43 Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them: and I will carry you away beyond Babylon.

Amos 5:26-27 The Greek Septuagint
26 Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Raephan, the images of them which y made for yourselves.
27 And I will carry you away beyond Damascus, saith the Lord, the Almighty God is his name.

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If only online, I encourage you to please open your bible and read these verses both on our website and in your bible. There is power in reading the real bible. Also, did you pray before beginning to read about this specific subject today? If not, I encourage you to take the time now to pray for understanding of truth.

The bible tells us that Israel embraced a demonic star! Star worship was common in the middle east and among the Israelites when they departed from the true God of Israel.
The demon god Remphan (also spelled Rephan or Rompha) mentioned in the book of Acts is identified by biblical scholars as a pagan deity linked to the planet Saturn, associated with idolatrous practices among the Israelites. Stephen references Remphan while condemning Israel's history of idolatry, quoting Amos 5:26 from the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament), where the Hebrew term Kiyyun or Chiun appears.
Remphan/Kiyyun represented Saturn, which ancient Near Eastern cultures, including the Egyptians, Babylonians and Assyrians, worshiped as a "wandering star" (planet). The Hebrews forsook the true Creator and embraced the forbidden, pagan gods including Remphan/Saturn. This fact is in the bible and in history!

The Star of David also known as the "Magen David" or the "Hexagram" is world known by witches and satanist as one of their own symbols. Notice on this link, the person sells satanic jewelry including freemasonry jewelry and the Baphomet and the Star of David (not always in a circle).

Six pointed star, 6 small triangles, formed 6 sides = 666
Two triangles. Triangles are symbols of Assyrian/Babylon/Trinity.
The so-called "Star of David" is the actually the ancient star of Remphan, a pagan Assyrian god of Saturn, or Saturn itself being worshipped as a god.

There is absolutely no proof or evidence of any kind that the “Star of David” is connected with David himself, his kingdom or his family.

Archaeological Evidence

- Earliest Hexagram Motifs: The six-pointed star (hexagram) appears in ancient artifacts from the Levant, but these are generally considered decorative and not specifically linked to David or his dynasty. For example, a hexagram was found on a ceramic bowl at Gezer (c. 1600–1400 BCE), but this predates David by centuries and is not associated with him or his family.
- First Temple Period Finds: Some artifacts, such as a jug handle from Gibeon and a wall inscription at Megiddo (9th–8th century BCE), have been claimed to show the hexagram, but their identification as the Star of David is disputed and not universally accepted by scholars. These symbols are often considered to be of foreign or decorative origin, not uniquely Jewish or Davidic.
- Seal from Sidon: The oldest widely cited example is a seal from Sidon (7th–6th century BCE) belonging to "Joshua b. Asayahu." This seal features a hexagram, but its connection to the House of David is tenuous, and the symbol’s identification as a Star of David is debated. Gershom Scholem, a leading scholar, considered this the oldest Jewish use (300-400 years after David), but even he noted the uncertainty.

Synagogue and Manuscript Evidence

- Capernaum Synagogue (3rd–4th century CE): The Star of David appears in synagogue decorations from this period, but these are centuries after David and are generally seen as decorative, not as a symbol of David or his dynasty.
- Leningrad Codex (1008 CE): The hexagram appears on the cover of this Hebrew Bible manuscript, but again, this is much later and its use is not clearly linked to Davidic lineage.

Historical and Textual Evidence

- No Biblical or Contemporary Reference: There is no mention of the hexagram or "Star of David" in the Hebrew Bible, nor in any texts from David’s lifetime or the following centuries.

Scholarly Consensus

- The hexagram was used in various ancient cultures and only became a distinctly Jewish symbol in the Middle Ages (14th century AD), long after David’s time.
- There is no proven archaeological or textual evidence that the Star of David was used as a symbol by David, his family, or in his century. Its association with David is a much later development, rooted in legend and medieval Jewish mysticism.

Conclusion:
There is no proven evidence that the Star of David symbol originates from King David’s lifetime, his family, or his century. The earliest possible Jewish uses of the hexagram are centuries later and are not definitively linked to David or his dynasty. The symbol’s association with David is a product of much later Jewish tradition and mysticism.

The Pagan Orgins of The “Star of David”:

The six-pointed star (hexagram) was used by ancient cultures outside the Israelites—including the Assyrians, Babylonians, and others—in religious, magical, and decorative contexts, often unrelated to the God of Israel.

Use of the Hexagram in Ancient Pagan Cultures

- Babylonians and Assyrians: The hexagram appears in ancient Mesopotamian art and magical texts. It was not a uniquely Jewish symbol and was used in various magical and religious practices. The symbol was associated with the worship of deities such as Ishtar/Easter (Astarte/Ashtoreth), and sometimes linked to astral or star worship, which was common in Babylonian religion.
- Magical and Occult Use: The hexagram was widely regarded as a magical sign or talisman in the ancient world. In Babylon, it became associated with magical practices and was used in amulets and rituals for protection or invoking supernatural powers. The symbol was not exclusive to any one religion and was adopted by various groups for its perceived mystical properties.
- Other Ancient Cultures: The hexagram is found in ancient Egypt, India (as part of Hindu and Buddhist symbolism), and among the Armenians, predating its Jewish association by centuries or even millennia. In these contexts, it often symbolized the union of opposites, cosmic balance, or was simply a decorative motif.

Not a Jewish or Davidic Symbol in Antiquity

- The hexagram’s use in ancient pagan contexts was not connected to King David or the God of Israel. Its later adoption as the "Star of David" in Jewish tradition is a medieval development, and its earlier appearances in Jewish contexts were as a magical or decorative motif, not as a religious or dynastic emblem.
- The symbol’s association with Solomon (as the "Seal of Solomon") in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic magical traditions also stems from later folklore and not from biblical or early Israelite sources.

Conclusion: The six-pointed star was used by ancient Assyrians, Babylonians, and other cultures in religious and magical contexts, often in the worship of their own gods and not the God of Israel. Its adoption as a Jewish symbol is much later and not rooted in the biblical or early Israelite period. This is well accepted even among Jewish scholars.

All 22 Letters of the Aramaic/Assyrian/Babylonian Alphabet are found in the "Star of David"! Plus the 2 "final letters" also! These are not Hebrew letters. They are Assyrian Aramaic, the language of Babylon. See proof. The star is Assyrian/Babylonian/Egyptian, not Hebrew.
I am not antisemitic! In fact, I am part Jewish by blood. But the fact is that the so-called Hebrew alphabet is not Hebrew. It is Aramaic. Archeology also connects the "Star of David" with Yah, the Egyptian Moon god also known as Allah. To understand this and to see total proof of what I have already claimed, you need to read this link about the well documented history of the Babylonian influence upon the Israelites.

The images below show the Babylonian Assyrian Aramaic Alphabet in relation to the so-called star of David.

Star of David Letters 1 Star of David Letters 2
Star arrows 1
Star arrows 2
Star arrows 3
Star arrows 4
Star arrows 5
Star arrows 6

For additional confirmation/research:

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Star-of-David

https://infogalactic.com/info/Star_of_David

https://jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/10257-magen-dawid

The Assyrian origins of Christmas, Assyrian origins of Easter, Assyrian origins of the Trinity doctrine, Assyrian origins of the so-called star of David, Assyrian origins of the Yah/Yeshua names, all point toward the Assyrian Son of Perdition (the end time Antichrist) and the coming Gog/Magog 666 Assyrian invasion of the Israelite nations.

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