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tribe of Dan lived in the territory west of Jerusalem, near the coast of the Mediterranean, and
after the death of Samson, lost their lands, and went north into the area now known as Lebanon,
where they lived for 600 years. In 721 BC, when the Assyrians took ten of the tribes captive,
there was no mention of Dan, thus they soon lost their identity.
In Genesis 49:17, Jacob gave a prophetic statement in regard to his sons in that “last days,”
and said that, “Dan shall be a serpent by the way, an adder in the path, that biteth the horse heels,
so that his rider shall fall backward.” In the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs, an apocryphal
book written about 150 BC, which is said to represent the final words of Jacob’s twelve sons to
their families, attributes this statement to Dan, made when he was 125 years old: “I read in the
Book of Enoch, the Righteous, that your prince is Satan ... I know that in the last days you will
defect from the Lord, you will be offended at Levi, and revolt against Judah (the bloodline of
Jesus), but you will not prevail over them.”
When Moses built the Tabernacle, he chose two men to head up the project, Bezaleel, of the
tribe of Judah, and Aholiab of the tribe of Dan; and after it was completed, the tribes were
positioned around it, and instructed to display their standard. Dan was in the north, and given the
symbol of Scorpio, which according to the Egyptian Zodiac was a snake; and yet, Ahiezer,
captain of the tribe, chose an eagle, considered a hunter of snakes. The symbol of ancient Spartan
Greece was an eagle, as was the symbol of ancient Trojan Rome. In recent history, the symbol of
the Hapsburg dynasty was an eagle.
The offspring of Merovee were noted for a birthmark, a small red cross, above their heart or
between their shoulder blades, which became their symbol. The Merovingians were known as
sorcerer-kings, who could heal, had clairvoyant powers, and could telepathically communicate
with animals. They wore powerful amulets, and were called the ‘long-haired Kings’ because they
didn’t cut their hair. Merovee (447-58) was a practitioner of the religious cult of Diana. His son,
Childeric I (458-96) practiced witchcraft. Childeric’s son, Clovis I (496-511) adopted
Christianity, converting to Catholicism, and in 496, he was given the title “Novus Constantinus”
(‘New Constantine’) by the Bishop of Rome, giving him the authority to preside over the rebirth
of a “Christianized” Roman Empire, consolidating the power of the Church, and creating a tie
between Church and State. During his rule, the Frank kingdom grew to cover most of France and
Germany. It is believed that the Vatican knew the secret of the bloodline.
Merovingian Bloodline
Merovee (447-58)
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Childeric I (458-96)
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Clovis I (496-511)
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Clotaire I (511-58)
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Chilperic I (561-84)
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Clotaire II (584-628)
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Dagobert I (602-38)