Book of Mormon Speaks from the Dust: Babylonian 8 pointed Star of Ishtar is all over the LDS Payson Temple

The Babylonian 8 pointed Star of Ishtar is all over the LDS Payson Temple

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IT'S ON THE CORNER OF THE DOORS, CEILINGS, FLOORS & ALTARS

http://holyromanempirerules.blogspot.com/2014/11/vatican-pineal-gland-3rd-eye-is-gateway.html

http://mormondoctrine66.blogspot.com/2012/02/1854-mormon-seer-devil-founded-roman.html

Zion Kingdom of God (Flag) Ensign New Jerusalem...
http://comingcrisis.blogspot.com/2012/04/zion-kingdom-of-god-flag-ensign-new.html

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EASTER (ISHTAR) is the BABYLON QUEEN of HEAVEN - BIRTHDAY CAKES & WISHES

http://holyromanempirerulestoday.blogspot.com/2010/02/easter-is-qween-of-heaven-birthday.html

FROM BYU Religious Education:

Religious Studies Center

Dr. Nibley never wrote the phrase “seal of Melchizedek” in any of his books or articles, including Temple and Cosmos. And we know that Michael Lyon was the source for the now-in-vogue phrase, though he personally doubts its legitimacy. With that said, if we set aside the caption to figure 25 in Nibley’s book and the accompanying stories that have become so popular, what, if anything, can we establish about the actual meaning of the symbol from historical and scholarly sources?

(NO) Association with Melchizedek

There is Nothing in the mural that connects the symbol with the man Melchizedek.

So how has this symbol made such inroads among Latter-day Saints? The story is a rather interesting one filled with both fact and fiction. The initial introduction of the seal of Melchizedek into LDS symbology came in 1992 with the release of Hugh Nibley’s book Temple and Cosmos. In the chapter entitled “Sacred Vestments”[6] the following picture and caption (written by illustrator Michael Lyon) appear:

The so called Seal of Melchizedek

Original Painting in Basilica in Ravenna, Italy. A.D.520 http://rsc.byu.edu/archived/volume-11-number-3-2010/seal-melchizedek-0

The Seal of Melchizedek and the Design of the San Diego Temple

This 8-point star, perhaps best known as the Seal of Melchizedek, is a symbol of Christ. President Gordon B. Hinckley was sufficiently impressed with the symbol that he asked it be added to the Salt Lake City Temple.

One can also find 8-point star variations all throughout the new Conference Center, the construction of which Hinckley also presided over, and the stars can be found around temple square on lamps and posts as well.
(Note - REMEMBER THE 8 POINTED STAR: NO Association with Melchizedek )

http://ldsmag.com/the-seal-of-melchizedek-and-the-design-of-the-san-diego-temple/