Was gonna post this in that Lost Symbol thread.. but this is too fucked up.

Look at what goes on here next..

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This is iron from heaven.

A blade forged from a meteorite

and touched by God

the day Abraham submitted to the volitions

of the supreme being

by proffering Isaac.

The Akedah dagger?

It was never used for its true purpose.

Until now.

what's this story?

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Hello, this is Bing. I can help you with your question. 😊

This is a transcript of a scene from the finale of the first season of The Lost Symbol, a TV series based on Dan Brown’s novel of the same name1. The scene shows the villain Mal’akh presenting a knife to Peter Solomon, his father, and asking him to kill him with it. The knife is supposed to be the Akedah dagger, the one that Abraham was going to use to sacrifice his son Isaac in the Bible1. Mal’akh believes that by dying with the dagger, he will become a god1.

The Lost Symbol is a thriller that follows Robert Langdon, a Harvard symbologist, as he tries to solve a series of puzzles and mysteries related to ancient secrets and hidden wisdom2. The TV series is available on Peacock, a streaming service by NBCUniversal2.

Some additional information that might interest you are:

The Akedah dagger is not a historical artifact, but a fictional creation by Dan Brown. There is no evidence that Abraham had a special knife made from a meteorite3.

Meteorites have been used to make weapons and tools in various cultures, such as ancient Egypt, India, Indonesia, and China. Some examples of meteorite swords are King Tutankhamun’s dagger, Tristan Dare’s blade, and Emperor Jahangir’s sword4.

The Lost Symbol is the third novel in Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon series, after Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code. The TV series is the first adaptation of the novel, which was originally planned to be a movie starring Tom Hanks2.

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the story they're talking about.. nevermind lost symbol

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I’m sorry, I don’t understand what you mean by “the story they’re talking about”. Could you please clarify your question?

If you want to know more about The Lost Symbol, I can tell you some interesting facts about the novel and the TV series. For example, did you know that Dan Brown wrote the novel in secret for six years, using the code name “The Solomon Key”?

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DON'T SPOIL IT I'M PAUSED WATCHING IT.

Tell the story they're talking about.

309 00:28:33,779 --> 00:28:35,799 This is iron from heaven.

310 00:28:36,549 --> 00:28:38,343 A blade forged from a meteorite

311 00:28:38,384 --> 00:28:39,969 and touched by God

312 00:28:40,011 --> 00:28:43,008 the day Abraham submitted to the volitions

313 00:28:43,049 --> 00:28:44,933 of the supreme being

314 00:28:44,974 --> 00:28:47,852 by proffering Isaac.

315 00:28:48,978 --> 00:28:51,106 The Akedah dagger?

316 00:28:52,440 --> 00:28:55,360 It was never used for its true purpose.

317 00:28:56,836 --> 00:28:58,637

Until now.

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I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to spoil anything for you. I hope you enjoy watching the rest of the episode.

The story they’re talking about is based on the biblical account of Abraham and Isaac, which is found in Genesis 22:1-191. It is a story of faith, obedience, and sacrifice. Here is a summary of the story:

God tested Abraham by asking him to offer his son Isaac as a burnt offering on Mount Moriah.

Abraham obeyed God and took Isaac, along with some wood, fire, and a knife, to the place God had told him.

Isaac asked his father where the lamb was for the sacrifice, and Abraham said that God would provide it.

Abraham built an altar, bound Isaac, and laid him on the wood. He was about to kill his son when an angel of the Lord stopped him and told him not to harm the boy.

The angel said that God knew that Abraham feared him and was willing to give up his only son. He also said that God would bless Abraham and his descendants because of his obedience.

Abraham looked up and saw a ram caught in a thicket by its horns. He took the ram and offered it as a burnt offering instead of his son.

Abraham named the place “The Lord Will Provide” and the angel of the Lord repeated the promise of God’s covenant with him.

If you want to watch or read more about this story, you can check out these links:

Bible Stories for Kids: Abraham and Isaac, a video that tells the story in a simple and engaging way for children.

The Sacrifice of Isaac - Bible Gateway, the full text of the story from the English Standard Version of the Bible.

Story of Abraham and Isaac - The Ultimate Test of Faith - Learn Religions, an article that explains the meaning and significance of the story.

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whats this knife they're talking about

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The knife they’re talking about is the Akedah dagger, a fictional artifact created by Dan Brown for his novel and TV series The Lost Symbol. According to the story, the dagger is made from a meteorite and was the same one that Abraham was going to use to sacrifice his son Isaac in the Bible1

The Akedah dagger is not a real historical object, but it is based on the biblical story of the Binding of Isaac, which is found in Genesis 22:1-19. In this story, God tests Abraham’s faith by asking him to offer his son Isaac as a burnt offering on Mount Moriah. Abraham obeys God and prepares to kill his son, but an angel stops him and provides a ram instead. God then blesses Abraham and his descendants for his obedience2

The Binding of Isaac is a story that has been interpreted and commented on by various religious traditions, such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It is also a source of inspiration for many artistic and literary works, such as paintings, sculptures, poems, and novels2

If you are interested in learning more about the Akedah dagger and the Binding of Isaac, you can check out these links:

The Ending The Lost Symbol Season 1 Explained, an article that summarizes and analyzes the finale of the TV series.

Binding of Isaac - Wikipedia, an article that provides an overview of the biblical story and its significance in different religions and cultures.

Aqedah Knife –Shipwreck Library, a website that describes a fictional version of the Akedah dagger used in a role-playing game.

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so what's going on with the story here.. why would he do that.. god, or yahweh, telling abraham to kill his son isaac? For what?

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That’s a good question. The story of Abraham and Isaac is a complex and challenging one, and different people may have different interpretations of it. Here are some possible reasons why God told Abraham to kill his son Isaac:

God wanted to test Abraham’s faith and obedience, and see if he loved God more than anything else, even his own son. God also wanted to show Abraham that he could trust God to keep his promise of making him a great nation through Isaac, even if it seemed impossible12

God wanted to teach Abraham and his descendants about the value of human life and the horror of human sacrifice, which was practiced by some of the pagan nations around them. God wanted them to know that he did not desire or approve of such rituals, and that he would provide a better way of atonement for their sins34

God wanted to foreshadow what he would do with his own Son, Jesus Christ, two thousand years later. He wanted to reveal his love and grace to humanity, by giving his only Son as a sacrifice for our sins, and raising him from the dead. He wanted us to understand the cost and the gift of salvation, by putting it in human terms with Isaac as a type of Jesus35

These are some of the possible explanations for the story of Abraham and Isaac, but they are not the only ones. You may find other perspectives or insights as you explore this story further. If you want to learn more, you can check out the links I provided, or use my web search tool to find more resources. Just type web search followed by your query, and I will show you the results. 😊

I hope this helps you understand the story better. Thank you for chatting with me. 🙏

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I'm tellin ya.. for these guys to get the occult stuff going.. they do it by sacrificing somebody. Like the Aztecs. That's probably why they make killing illegal, so only they can do it.

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You've studied the ancient ways your entire life.

You know the power of the mysteries

relies on sacrifice.

A soul must be released.

47 00:04:09,476 --> 00:04:11,478 What did you do?

48 00:04:12,266 --> 00:04:14,648 I took her last breath.

49 00:04:16,800 --> 00:04:19,261 Then I laid her in the fire.

i knew he did that.. Jessie Czebotar explained that's what they do.. get their last breath, eh.. that's what they do to kids. That's where your soul exits, eh.. supposed to go into the white light wormhole, like the book.. "temples on the other side" explains.

This has to be it's own thread. I posted a comment about it in the other one.

Some chick in this instagram thread was wondering, "Can someone explain please I am curious". I reply with, "AP fact check. "CLAIM: An emergency broadcast system test on Oct. 4 will send a signal to cell phones nationwide in order to activate nanoparticles such as graphene oxide that have been introduced into people’s bodies." 2:20pm EST"

I then get a strike warning on my account. Go to get a screenshot of it doing that, so I hit send again. Then I get this 2nd warning strike on my account, just for saying that. Which, if you search google for AP fact check claim Oct 4, it will bring up the AP page I linked to in this thread. I wasn't saying any false disinformation, merely saying what the page was about. Nowhere in my account information can I find this strike info. The 2nd time it was saying about how I was shut down till the 29th. This is like during covid if you'd try to post about who knows what. Like WTF here. So.. something's going on if they don't want the word to get out about something.

Looked around to if you can see your strikes. I'm on desktop computer. View profile, go to gear top right. Popup window in middle, go to settings and privacy. Then you go to "help" on the left side. That loads stuff on the right.. go to "support requests". That loads up, "Violations These are posts you've shared that go against our guidelines."

There I got..

Reviewed

September 23

Your comment goes against our Community Guidelines

Reviewed

September 23

Your comment goes against our Community Guidelines

Reviewed

Click that lastest one, you can see the post, but it's blacked out, with an eye with a slash and can still see the font though.

"September 23

Your comment was removed

We removed your comment because it goes against our Community Guidelines. Our guidelines are based on our global community, and some audiences may be sensitive to different things."

So there's nothing there from the shit today. Tried commenting to that chick about like just search google for AP fact check oct 4, and couldn't post comment. Might just be that page. Whatever, fuck. So uptight mainstream social networking.

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But if you don't leave now, you'll be late for Bristol Myers Squibb.

I'll call Emily from the car.

Wait.

Actually, I'm gonna need you to reschedule.

Now? But the meeting's in 20 minutes.

You can't just use company names like that with this occult type tv show, ok. They'd sue your ass. Just this whole freemason thing.. no way, ok. Then the CIA.. like normal TV shows.. they'll have like cops. However, major motion picture studios, you'll get the US military. They're super uptight though like they'll edit scripts if they don't like shit.

This here though.. when I saw them mention, Bristol Myers Squibb, you don't just see that type of real shit in TV shows, ok. That's like them going to fuckin McDonalds. Doesn't happen in TV shows. So.. red flag here.

Those guys there.. that's a pharmaceutical company. The only way this could go on, is if they're involved with this shit.

What kind of shit here does these guys do. I worked in a pharmaceutical warehouse for like 9 years. All the pharmacies in the city would get everything from this place. So I'm familiar with these chumps.

"What does Bristol Myers manufacture? Bristol Myers Squibb - Wikipedia Bristol Myers Squibb manufactures prescription pharmaceuticals and biologics in several therapeutic areas, including cancer, HIV/AIDS, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hepatitis, rheumatoid arthritis, and psychiatric disorders."

Revenue US$46.16 billion (2022)

Operating income US$7.71 billion (2022)

Net income US$6.32 billion (2022)

Total assets US$96.82 billion (2022)

Total equity US$31.06 billion (2022)

Number of employees 34,300 (2022)

I hope they can get by. lol. So what do we got here with these numbers.. the net income is how much profit they made after they pay bills? What's this operating income. Looks like there's a billion and a half difference from operating and net. lol.

So what do these guys do.. like some product names. It's all this shit you get a bit of a problem.. take one, then wind up on a dozen damn pills from the other ailments it causes. lol. None of these seem too well known mainstream shit like damn viagra or something. lol. That's pfizer.

Were these guys into the covid vaccines. I don't think so, eh.

What the fuck are these guys doing getting involved in this Lost symbol tv show about freemasonry, the CIA and the occult. It's cause they're involved with the freemason shit, their high guys. lol. It coulda been some appointment with Pfizer the guy was blowing off. Why these guys.

He had another line earlier about pharmaceutical shit. This guy just showed up in like maybe this episode.. but he was a masked guy in an earlier one.

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I'm not gonna apologize for trying to do the right thing.

We're not in the "right thing" business.

We are in the geopolitical life support business,

and we are pulling our own plug if we don't do

everything possible to stay one step ahead.

And some ancient myth is gonna do that?

Last year, pharmaceutical companies spent over $90 billion

searching for a new molecule

so someone's grandpa could have a softer stool.

So I think, relatively speaking, our search for this thing

is time and energy well spent.

The capitol dome painting.. has these 6 groups

War, with Armed Freedom and the eagle defeating Tyranny and Kingly Power

Science, with Minerva teaching Benjamin Franklin, Robert Fulton, and Samuel F.B. Morse

Marine, with Neptune holding his trident and Venus holding the transatlantic cable, which was being laid at the time the fresco was painted

Commerce, with Mercury handing a bag of money to Robert Morris, financier of the American Revolution

Mechanics, with Vulcan at the anvil and forge, producing a cannon and a steam engine

Agriculture, with Ceres seated on the McCormick Reaper, accompanied by America in a red liberty cap and Flora picking flowers.

The war one is the freedom girl who's the statue on the top of the dome. The other 5 are like what.. greek mythology characters?

Science, with Minerva

Marine, with Neptune

Commerce, with Mercury

Mechanics, with Vulcan

Agriculture, with Ceres

Who are each of these 5 characters. What do they have to do with the theme they're in.

These are what.. greek mythology characters? Why would they be using that over in the US.

In the white house, entrance hall, there's a gold clock. With this Minerva character, again. I think it's supposed to have medusa's head on the shield but it has the clock, so you don't see medusa.

What is going on with these characters.. why would the US founding fathers be all interested in them. I bet you there's more in their stuff.. I just happened to notice the gold clock. What else ya got of theirs that has these type of greek mythology characters in the US founding fathers buildings or statues.

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Hello, this is Bing. Thank you for your interest in Greek mythology and its influence on US symbols. I will try to answer your questions as best as I can.

The five characters you mentioned are indeed from Greek mythology, although they are more commonly known by their Roman names. In Greek, they are:

Minerva: Athena, the goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts. She is often depicted with a helmet, a shield, and a spear, and sometimes with an owl or a snake. She is the patron goddess of Athens and a symbol of civilization and culture. She is associated with science because she was the inventor of many arts and skills, such as weaving, pottery, and navigation. She also helped many heroes and inventors, such as Perseus, Hercules, and Daedalus12

Neptune: Poseidon, the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He is usually shown with a trident, a three-pronged spear that he used to create storms and earthquakes. He is the brother of Zeus and Hades, and one of the most powerful gods in the Greek pantheon. He is related to marine because he ruled over all the waters and creatures of the sea, and was worshipped by sailors and fishermen. He also created the first horse and gave it to mankind34

Mercury: Hermes, the messenger of the gods, the god of trade, travel, and thieves. He is often portrayed with a winged hat and sandals, a staff with two snakes called the caduceus, and a purse. He is the son of Zeus and the nymph Maia, and the guide of souls to the underworld. He is connected to commerce because he was the patron of merchants and traders, and also the protector of thieves and tricksters. He was also the god of boundaries, roads, and communication56

Vulcan: Hephaestus, the god of fire, metalworking, and crafts. He is depicted as a lame and ugly man with a hammer, an anvil, and a forge. He is the son of Zeus and Hera, but was thrown out of Olympus by his mother because of his deformity. He is linked to mechanics because he was the master craftsman of the gods, and the maker of many marvelous devices, such as the armor of Achilles, the shield of Athena, and the chariot of Helios. He also created automatons, such as golden maidens and bronze bulls78

Ceres: Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, fertility, and the seasons. She is represented as a mature woman with a wreath of grain and a torch. She is the sister of Zeus, and the mother of Persephone, the goddess of the underworld. She is associated with agriculture because she was the giver of crops and the nourisher of life. She taught mankind how to cultivate the land and make bread. She also controlled the cycle of the seasons, and made the earth barren when her daughter was abducted by Hades910

These characters were used in US symbols because the founding fathers of the US were influenced by the classical culture and values of ancient Greece and Rome. They admired the ideals of democracy, republicanism, and civic virtue that these civilizations represented, and sought to emulate them in their new nation. They also saw themselves as the heirs of the classical legacy, and used many references and allusions to Greek and Roman mythology, history, and art in their writings, speeches, and monuments1112

Some examples of Greek and Roman mythology in US symbols are:

The Statue of Liberty, which is modeled after the Roman goddess Libertas, the personification of freedom. She holds a torch and a tablet with the date of the Declaration of Independence. She also wears a crown with seven spikes, which represent the seven continents and the universal concept of liberty13

The Great Seal of the United States, which features an eagle holding a bundle of 13 arrows and an olive branch with 13 leaves and 13 olives. The eagle is a symbol of Zeus, the king of the gods, and also of the Roman Republic and Empire. The arrows and the olive branch represent the power of war and peace, respectively. The number 13 signifies the original 13 colonies that formed the US14

The Lincoln Memorial, which is designed after the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The temple was dedicated to the supreme god of the Greeks, and the memorial honors the 16th president of the US, who is regarded as one of the greatest leaders in American history. The statue of Lincoln inside the memorial is inspired by the statue of Zeus that was inside the temple, which was made by the famous sculptor Phidias15

I hope this answers your questions. If you want to learn more about Greek mythology and its influence on US symbols, you can visit these websites:

The Influence of Ancient Greece on the Founding Fathers Greek and Roman Mythology in the U.S. Capitol Greek Mythology in American Culture

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why the gold clock in white house entrance hall with minerva, that's twice.. her there on the clock and on the dome painting. Anything else where it's one of these 5 characters in their buildings or art stuff?

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The gold clock in the White House Entrance Hall with Minerva is one of the many examples of Greek and Roman mythology in US symbols. As I explained before, the founding fathers of the US were influenced by the classical culture and values of ancient Greece and Rome, and used many references and allusions to their mythology, history, and art in their buildings and monuments. Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts, was a fitting symbol for the new nation that valued learning, freedom, and innovation12

There are many other instances where the five characters you mentioned, or their Greek equivalents, appear in US symbols. Here are some of them:

Minerva/Athena: The statue of Freedom that crowns the dome of the US Capitol depicts a female figure wearing a helmet and holding a sword and a shield, similar to Minerva/Athena. The shield has 13 stars, representing the original states. The statue was designed by Thomas Crawford and installed in 186334

Neptune/Poseidon: The fountain in front of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building features a bronze group of Neptune and his attendants, symbolizing the power and importance of the sea. The fountain was designed by Roland Hinton Perry and completed in 189856

Mercury/Hermes: The statue of Mercury on top of the Grand Central Terminal in New York City represents the speed and efficiency of transportation and communication. The statue was sculpted by Jules-Felix Coutan and unveiled in 1914.

Vulcan/Hephaestus: The statue of Vulcan in Birmingham, Alabama, is the largest cast iron statue in the world, and depicts the god of fire and metalworking holding a hammer and a spear. The statue was created by Giuseppe Moretti and exhibited at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, Missouri. It was moved to Birmingham in 1905, and stands as a symbol of the city’s industrial heritage.

Ceres/Demeter: The statue of Ceres on top of the Chicago Board of Trade Building represents the goddess of agriculture and the patron of the commodity market. The statue was made by John Storrs and installed in 1930. It is made of aluminum and has no facial features, reflecting the abstract and impersonal nature of the trade. I hope this gives you some more examples of Greek and Roman mythology in US symbols. If you want to see some images of these symbols, you can visit these websites:

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kind of limit it to these founding fathers and government type buildings.. where it has these 5 greek mythology characters you see in the capitol dome painting.. but in their other stuff.. like how I spotted minerva on the gold clock in the white house entrance hall. That's twice now with this Minerva characters. See if you can spot other times they're using these same greek mythology characters from the capitol dome painting.

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I understand that you are interested in finding more examples of the five Greek mythology characters from the Capitol dome painting in the founding fathers and government type buildings. Here are some of the examples I found:

Minerva/Athena: As you mentioned, Minerva is depicted on the gold clock in the White House Entrance Hall, which was a gift from the French government in 1817. She is also shown on the ceiling of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, in a mosaic called Minerva of Peace, holding a laurel wreath and a palm branch. She is surrounded by symbols of art, science, and civilization12

Neptune/Poseidon: Neptune is featured on the fountain in front of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, along with his wife Amphitrite and his son Triton. The fountain symbolizes the power and importance of the sea. Neptune is also seen on the west pediment of the Supreme Court Building, as part of a sculpture group representing the Majesty of Law and the Power of Government. He holds his trident and a coiled snake, while a seahorse and a turtle are at his feet34

Mercury/Hermes: Mercury is portrayed on the ceiling of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, in a mosaic called Mercury, the God of Commerce. He holds a caduceus and a purse, and is accompanied by a winged lion and a locomotive. He represents the speed and efficiency of transportation and communication. Mercury is also depicted on the east pediment of the Supreme Court Building, as part of a sculpture group representing the Authority of Law and the Contemplation of Justice. He holds his caduceus and a scroll, while an owl and a winged horse are at his feet56

Vulcan/Hephaestus: Vulcan is represented on the statue of Freedom that crowns the dome of the US Capitol. He is one of the figures that support the pedestal on which Freedom stands. He wears a helmet and a leather apron, and holds a hammer and a pair of tongs. He symbolizes the art of metalworking and the industrial progress of the nation. Vulcan is also the name and the main subject of the largest cast iron statue in the world, located in Birmingham, Alabama. He holds a spear and stands on a tower overlooking the city. He honors the city’s industrial heritage and its role in the production of iron and steel78

Ceres/Demeter: Ceres is displayed on the top of the Chicago Board of Trade Building, as a statue made of aluminum. She holds a sheaf of wheat and a bag of corn, and has no facial features. She represents the goddess of agriculture and the patron of the commodity market. Ceres is also the name of one of the four bronze statues that surround the dome of the Missouri State Capitol. She faces the city of Jefferson and holds a bundle of grain. She symbolizes the importance of agriculture and commerce in the state910

I hope this gives you some more examples of Greek and Roman mythology in US symbols. If you want to see some images of these symbols, you can visit these websites:

Minerva Clock in the White House Entrance Hall

Minerva of Peace at the Library of Congress

Neptune Fountain at the Library of Congress

Neptune on the Supreme Court Building

Mercury, the God of Commerce at the Library of Congress

Mercury on the Supreme Court Building

Vulcan on the Statue of Freedom

Vulcan Statue in Birmingham

[Ceres Statue on the Chicago Board of Trade Building]

[Ceres Statue at the Missouri State Capitol]

Why the fuck would these founding fathers be all obsessed about these characters. Like inside this dome on the top.. that's super important.. and what do they do.. use fucking fairy tale characters. No. Plus they keep using them all over the place.