The Discovery Of Genesis

The Seed of’ Rebellion
Note the interesting phonetic similarities between
ShangTi (also pronounced ShangDai in some dialects)
and Shaddai!
Close consideration to the calligraphic record of
the Chinese will reveal an authentic record of their pristine
religious concepts. To suggest anything good or
prosperous, the lamb if was often used in a character.
For example, good, virtuous, perfect $- in the more ancient
writing is clearly $$ , where ?4 is $ words, and
thus the character expresses that the lamb’s words, are
good. A second way of arranging these radicals ‘# conveys
the idea of examining with care, to judge for this
is the ultimate prerogative of the Lamb. “He who sat
upon it is called Faithful and True, and in righteousness
He judges and makes war. And the name by
which He is called is the Word of God” (Revelation
19:l I, 13). In another beautiful symbol, prosperity,
happiness, auspicious #, God % and the lamb if are
wedded to create the character representation.
To portray the sinlessness of Christ, only unblemished,
perfect, sacrificial animals were used in the Hebrew
services. “Take a bull calf for a sin offering, and a ram for
a burnt offering, both without blemish, and offer them
before the Lord” (Leviticus 9: 2). This verse is exactly
duplicated by the Chinese character for sacrificial animals
!#, where the animals specified are a lamb -$ and
a bullock, ox 4. These beasts must also be unblemished,
or beautiful $.
+ + + I- g + k. = j&
ox sheep beautiful spear head
(unblemished,
Xl;zr,$7’
The Chinese and Hebrews surely must have had
identical roots in the ancient past, as evidenced by the
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