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into the fiery furnace, Gabriel stood forth in the presence of the Holy One--blessed be He!--and
said, "Lord of the universe, let me, I pray thee, go down and cool the furnace, and deliver that
righteous one from it." 33
The families of Abraham were taught these principles yet Yitzach’s twin son, Esau of yearned to
mimic the activities of the followers of Nimrod. The Torah records that Esau, without his
parents’ permission, married two women not of the family heritage. These actions of Esau
were of a great grief to his parents, women who are described in the original language as
‘Highway robbers.’ 34 The pattern of Esau’s rebellion was noted by his father as he intended to
have Esau sit down with him to have a lecture of his wayward worldly ways. History does record
that “Esau killed Nimrod and stole his garments.” 35 Other historians document that Esau
ambushed the hunter Nimrod who did not fear death as he believed in re-incarnation. It
appears from the historical records that Esau ambushed Nimrod and not only murdered
Nimrod, he stole the ‘black and red magic’ hunting garments. 36 Thus when Esau demanded
food, Jacob asked “sell me this day your birthright.” 37 The transaction was honest on the part
of Jacob while Esau is said to have made a vow to give Jacob the covenant vessel 38 yet he
“despised his birthright.” 39 When the covenant blessings would be given, the vow that Esau
had made to his brother became disregarded as meaningless. The family conflict over each side
fighting for the lost guardianship of the Holy Grail, the Hajr Soud stone-vessel continues to this
very day.
Esau’s wearing these black ‘magosh’ and red ‘Aedaum’ sash of the infamous Nimrod garments
bore a message that Jacob understood. Esau, according to the Sacred Scriptures was a cunning
hunter of the ‘Shd’ field, 40 which is the same word used for ‘destroying violence.’ 41 Thus, the
Scriptural historical record tells the readers that Esau had been actively involved in breaking the
covenant of the Creator to his father’s Adam, Noah and Abraham.
When those so called shaman ‘magosh’ 42 ‘magshush’ 43 garments of Nimrod were put upon
Esau, the transfer of dark kingship powers were acknowledged by the rebellious community of
Nimrod. The role of Esau in the slaying of Nimrod and the wearing of those garments 44 is also
recorded in a Scriptural record ‘book of Jasher.’ Some people might ask what is the Scriptural
33 P'sachim, fol. 118, col. 1.
34 Bereshit (Genesis) 26:34-35
35 Pirkei D'Rebbi Eliezer chapter 31 also cited in The Jewish Encyclopedia
http://www.archive.org/stream/jewishencycloped10sing/jewishencycloped10sing_djvu.txt
36 http://mystery-babylon.org/legacyofnimrod.html
37 Genesis 25:31
38 Genesis 25:33
39 Genesis 25:34
40 Genesis 15:27
41 Etymological Dictionary of the Hebrew Language, Ernest Klein,p.641
42 “magosh’ Persian word for witch, magic cited by Aramaic scholar Rashi (Sota 22b) “the word “magosh” – a witch
who deceives the eyes [with illusions] and steals.”
43 Arabic word for adulterated, deceived, corrupted, confirmed Arabic-English Dictionary, HansWehrCowan, p. 674
44
Jasher XXVII, p72 as cited in www.google.com
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