Exploring the Symbolism of Astana

$50 billion is how much money we spent building a

pyramid and a city on the other side of the planet.

It's called Astana, Kazakhstan, and the pyramid that we built is

in the middle of it, right in the heart of the city.

It houses 200 delegates. And ironically, there are 200

fallen angels. But if you click inside that building,

you can go to the

boardroom, which has a round table where all 200

delegates

get to meet. And if you disagree with them,

there's a hole right

there in the middle of the table, and you can see all the way down to the

floor of reconciliation.

And I guess that's the hole of peace,

and that's next on The Trumpet.

The United States were some of the first people to even

invest their money there.

This is just one of many buildings they built.

Circular 200-seat chamber for world religion meetings.

Chapter three of the Book of Enoch, Fallen Angels, tells you all about the

200 angels that descended onto Mount Hermon.

Mount Hermon is where that happened.

And if you go to the Book of Enoch, you can see that those 20 names that it

mentioned right underneath that verse, they were leaders of tens.

So there were 200 people that descended right here on top of Mount

Hermon. And the United Nations decided this

is right where we need to build a

base, on the thirty-third degree parallel.

These people right here. "And he will gather the nations." And

no, I'm not talking about the Pope. Look at that logo right there.

That's quite simply the thirty-third degree.

That logo shows the Earth divided by eight sections, and each

section is divided by four other sections.

Eight times four is 32, and the center section

makes the 33rd. There's a lot of people on that same page.

Now you're gonna start seeing that 33 show up everywhere, like in the

buttons on his cloak.

They represent the years of Jesus's life.

The thirty-third degree is where Jesus transfigured in front of

the

disciples.

The thirty-third degree is where the Masons built the Tower of

Babel

out of bricks.

And yes, if you work with bricks or stones, you are considered a

Mason. Charleston, South Carolina,

home of the Masons. I love that these guys think that they

are the oldest

fraternity of men.

You're not the oldest fraternity of men that swore an oath.

That was the fallen angels.

"And they called it Mount Hermon, because they had sworn and bound

themselves by mutual imprecations upon it." That book

is in the Library of Congress, and this book is right on my shelf

for all of us to read. And in the Sermon on the Mount, these are

Jesus's words right here.

Verse 33, in case you weren't paying attention.

"Again, ye have heard that it hath been said by them

of old time, Thou shall not forswear thyself."