Thunderbirds, The Ultimate combination of '5' Initations ~ Susan Lynne Schwenger aka The eXchanger

"Welcome back to The Round, The Original Round" - Susan Lynne Schwenger

"SPIRITS HELPING SPIRITS" ~ SINCE 1975
EXKAVIER
" PUTTING YOUR HEART INTO WHAT MATTERS "



"GETTING TO THE HEART OF WHAT MATTERS "

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Merlin's Cave
On The Coast of Cornwall
underneath Tintagel Caste

The illuminati aka The iLLs - are apparently afraid of 'weaving spiders' - ever wonder why ???

Yup. the illuminati AKA The iLLs are terrified
of weaving spiders !!!

Remember:

-" well WELL, WEAVE WELL" - SUSAN LYNNE SCHWENGER


Pendragon Medieval Seal

when pressed into wax, this is how it appears:


Pendragon Medieval Seal

The Third Initiation is:
The Initation of The Cosmic Weaver
which involves The Ancestors commonly known as:
The Star Spider Men Clan or The Star Spider Women Clan

The Pendragon Seal is the sign of The Lion Of Judah
~ So, what does this Lion of Judah represent ???

The world is stuffed full of many different characters, along with symbols...
in Christianity, through the teachings of The Bible,
The Lion of Judah is The Epithet which is used to refer to Christ, more commonly known as Jesus Christ.

The Lion of Judah is also an ancient symbol.

This sign is one that represents the Israelite tribe of Judah throughout The Old Testament of The Hebrew Bible.

This symbol also is featured on The Emblem of Jerusalem,
which recognizes The Original Tribe of Judah or The Biblical Yehuda.

This tribe is represented by a lion.

This symbol dates back to the tribe's patriarch Jacob,
who referred to his son Judah as 'Gur Aryeh' or 'the young lion'
- Genesis 49:9

So, why is Jesus Called the Lion of Judah?

There are a number of authentic Christian ministries that use this symbol as their emblem or a prefix to their names.

The reference appears in the Bible in the Book of Revelation 5:5, in the New Testament.

The symbol is read and understood as a direct reference to Jesus,
where he is regarded as the 'lion of the tribe' and 'Root of David'.

The Bible reveals the following instances when Jesus was referred to as the Lion of Judah:

Gen 49:8-9: The Lion of Judah, a strong fighter against the enemy.

Matthew 1:3: Judah begot Pharez and Zarah of Tamar and Pharez begot Hezron and Herzon begot Aram
(extolling the genealogy of Christ).

Hebrews 7: 14: It is evident that our Lord has risen out of Judah concerning which tribe Moses spoke nothing about priests.

Christians around the world believe that while the ancient tribe of Levi prepared priests,
that of Judah was the tribe of the Kings.
Jesus is believed to be a descendant of the Tribe of Judah.
Jesus is commonly referred to as the 'overcoming one' and 'the one qualified to open the scrolls and seven seals'.
According to the Book of Revelation 5:5, Jesus was the 'sacrificial Lamb' and the 'Lion of Judah'.
The prophecy of the coming of The Lord to 'judge the world' as The Lion of Judah is clear all through Revelation 5:1-5.

The House of David

The seven scrolls referred in the Book of Revelation, New Testament,
is indicative of a 'title deed to earth' that in time Jesus will snatch back from the Devil.

The symbolism connected to the seven seals is completeness,
while that of 'Lion of the Tribe of Judah' and 'Lamb of God' relates to Christ.

The Bible reveals Jesus' bloodline dating back to Jacob, of the House of David.

Judah was Jacob's fourth son and the father of the 12 tribes of Israel.
Since the first son Reuben committed incest and the second and third sons of Jacob, Simeon,
and Levi had murdered the Shechemites, the inheritance and birthright fell into Judah's lap.

King David, an ancestor of Jesus, was also from Judah's lineage and hence,
Jesus is referred to as the 'Root of David' (1 Kings 2:45).

The first ever prophecy of the coming of Jesus, the Lion of Judah, and his never-ending Kingdom appears in Genesis 49:8-12.

The reference was made by Jacob on his deathbed. All through the Bible, Judah stands as the symbol of praise, lion's whelp,
and a full-grown lion. Revelation 5:8-10 and 6:12-17 declare Jesus as the Lion of Judah,
who sits on the throne and unleashes wrath and destruction upon the unworthy,
all through the rapture.

Isaiah 11:6-9 refers to Jesus as the Lamb of God and the Lion of Judah as one, who exist in blissful harmony.

Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/what-does-the-lion-of-judah-represent.html