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:''There was a passage in the Old Testament book of Isaiah 14:12 which prophesied the overthrow of Babylon's king, stating: 'How are you fallen from heaven, day star, son of the dawn!' As is made clear by the term 'son of the dawn', the Isaiah reference was to the King of Babylon, but astronomically the 'day star' or 'morning star' is Venus, which appears in the sky before sunrise. In Latin, Venus 'the light-bringer' was referred to as the lux-fer, or as it was more commonly written, 'the lucifer'.<ref>Laurence Gardner, ''The Shadow of Solomon''</ref> | :''There was a passage in the Old Testament book of Isaiah 14:12 which prophesied the overthrow of Babylon's king, stating: 'How are you fallen from heaven, day star, son of the dawn!' As is made clear by the term 'son of the dawn', the Isaiah reference was to the King of Babylon, but astronomically the 'day star' or 'morning star' is Venus, which appears in the sky before sunrise. In Latin, Venus 'the light-bringer' was referred to as the lux-fer, or as it was more commonly written, 'the lucifer'.<ref>Laurence Gardner, ''The Shadow of Solomon''</ref> | ||
=The | =The Sigil of Baphomet= | ||
[[File:Seal of Baphomet.png|300px|thumb|right|The | [[File:Seal of Baphomet.png|300px|thumb|right|The Seal of Baphomet]] | ||
What is the | What is the Sigil of Baphomet? Is this the symbol that was originally displayed on the front of the Branham Tabernacle? | ||
=Quotes of William Branham= | =Quotes of William Branham= | ||