Origins of the Days of the Week

We have been subconsciously paying homage to the pagan gods whenever

we say the days of the week. Sunday is for sun worship.

While Christians worship the Son of God, Jesus Christ, the

Persians worship the sun god Mithra, while the ancient Egyptians

worship the sun god Ra. Helios and Apollo were two sun

gods in ancient Greek mythology, and Sol is the god of the sun in

ancient Roman mythology. That's why in Spanish, the word sun

is sol. Monday is Moon Day. The Roman goddess

Luna is why we say lunes in Spanish, and why we

say lunar when we talk about the moon.

Tuesday is named after Tyr, the Norse god.

So it's actually Tyr's Day, often identified with the

Roman god Mars. And Mars is the god of war,

often identified with the Greek god Ares.

So Tuesday is martes in Spanish. Wednesday is

named after Odin or Woden, so it's Woden's Day,

who is also the Roman god Mercury. In Spanish, Wednesday

is miércoles. Thursday is named after Thor, the son

of Odin, the god of thunder, another Norse pagan god.

In Roman mythology, Jupiter is depicted with a lightning

bolt. Friday is named after Frigg, the Norse god.

That's why it's Frigg's Day. And the Roman goddess is

Venus. That's why in Spanish, it's viernes, who is the

god of sex and fertility and love and beauty and all this

other crap. Now, Saturday is where it gets really crazy.

Saturday is based off of Saturn. Saturn

is a Roman god who is the god of time,

abundance, agriculture, and liberation.

Sounds good, right? However, Saturn is also the god of

child sacrifice, especially during

Saturnalia, which is during the winter solstice in

December,

the same time around Christmas. In the Bible, a similar

deity is mentioned by the name of Molech or Moloch.

Now, Moloch will later become associated with

Baal Hamon, or

Baal, who is also referred to in the Hebrew

Bible and the

Quran. He is mostly depicted as a bull or a ram, and

is also thought to be symbolized through the Baphomet.

In astronomy or astrology, Saturn rules the house of

Capricorn. The Capricorn is a goat, like the Greek god

Pan. Another name for Saturn is Kronos, or

Father Time. It just so happens that the largest timekeeping and

payroll company in the world is named Kronos, who are

owned by Ultimate Kronos Group. Saturday is also the

Jewish Sabbath. There is supposedly a black hexagon or

a cube on the north pole of Saturn, and the black cube of

Saturn can be symbolized in many different ways and forms.

Many sigils or symbols today are conclusive with that of

Saturn worship.