I am passing on a quick update this morning. Last night while I was out with some friends, I stumbled on another piece of the Revelation of Moloch. Excited, I ran home and quickly translated it. Here is that translated passage.
And the mighty angel peered into the womb and spoke, for the
church in Sile: For this is the wisdom of him who rose among the meek and
challenged the torment, through his deeds the sea was opened and the sinners
cried for Salvation. (Revelation of
Moloch 1.9)
I am so glad that computer programs exist for this. Although my understanding and comprehension of Latin are improving, there is no way I could break this down in record time. Here is the original Latin that I had to work from.
Et forti fabrorum malleos percussitque in utero, et angelus locutus est, quia ecclesia apud Sile: Hic sapientia est ex eo, qui ausus est maledicere populum pauperem et resurrexit in tormentis, aperuit in mare et facta peccatorum per clamavit ad salvandum. (1.9).
From research, the ancient Canaanite city of Sile sits in what would be Northern Turkey today in what would have been the Levant region of the globe during ancient times. This is another interesting connection between Moloch and the Man of the Cloth. It seems as though the Knights Templar visited this land in search of the Scepter of the Golden Dawn in an attempt to save their order. This may be another connection to that text I discovered at the estate sale.
Pick it up, you can read that for yourself.
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