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the fire in the worship of Moloch, was more intimately connected
with soothsaying and magic than any other description of idolatry."
The worship of Moloch was the worship of Saturn. There are
perhaps various routes one can take to learn this. One route is a
very close examination of the Scripture, especially the old
Septuagint. Scriptures actually write of this fact in Amos 5:25-26
and Acts 7:41-43. Amos wrote, "Did ye bring unto me sacrifices
and offerings in the wilderness forty years, 0 House of Israel? Yea,
ye have borne the tabernacle of your king ("siccuth malkecem", or
in the Septuagint it reads "skenen tou Moloch"!), and the shrine
(kiyyun) of your images, the star of your God, which ye made to
yourselves" AMS 5:25-26 The Christian Stephen quotes these
passages of Amos and connects it with the worship of the golden
calf (bull or Taurus). His words on this are recorded in Acts 7:4 1.
He further connects it in the next verse with the worship of "the
host of heaven". In line with translations like the Septuagint, he
states Page 160 .... in verse 43 that Amos 5 refers to the cult "of
Moloch and the star of the god Rephan". Hebrew writing consists
of only the consonants. The vowels can be added with what are
termed vocalizations, which are dots. The Jewish scribes in their
contempt for heathen gods placed vocalizations (vowel indicators)
on the word Molech (M-L-CH) from a hebrew word for "shame".
Because the incorrect vocalization was added out of contempt for
the heathen names of abominable gods, the word Molech (Saturn
worship) has been mistranslated by some translators. Further, the
word Chiun (Kaimanu in Assyria) has been represented by the word
Rephan in Acts 7:43. Rephan is Kaivan (Chiun) which is the
arabian and syrian way of saying Saturn. Rephan apparently was a
very limited or localized way of saying Saturn. The adoration of the
calf (bull) in the wilderness was an important act of defiance by the
Israelites-- while Moses went up on the mountain to speak to God
face to face. This worship of the bull was actually worship of
Saturn!
Some call this star worship, and the bull was worshipped because at
that time the constellation Taurus (the Bull) marked the position of
the sun at the time of the spring equinox. The fact that the calf was
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