III. 19. Isaac

Isaac is the son of Abraham in the Bible. In fact, Isaac is a late insertion, literally meaning "tsekh" (guild). In modern times, a tsekh is a production facility. In the Middle Ages, a tsekh was an organization, a trade and craft corporation based on professional characteristics. In the most ancient times, a tsekh was a blood-related unit in the Armenian system of family and kinship. The Armenians were God's chosen people in the era of Ham-Marduk, before the era of Abraham-Moses. They mostly rejected Moses, but a small part of them joined the new religious movement of Jacob-Moses and carried out a raider seizure of it. Later, they inserted "tsekh" into the story of God and Jacob. In this way, they demonstrated two of their foundations. First, in Abraham's blessing of Isaac, they demonstrated that God was blessing their organization - the tsekh. Second, in Isaac's blessing of Jacob, they demonstrated that the tsekh blessed Jacob's activity as a prophet. They demonstrated that their organization encouraged Jacob to activity. In fact, it was the other way around; they hindered him.

To save the tsekh, the enemies killed Moses.

7 Then Isaac spoke to Abraham his father, saying, "My father!" And he answered, "Here am I, my son." And he said, "Behold, the fire and the wood; but where is the lamb for the burnt offering?"

8 Then Abraham said, "God will provide Himself the lamb for the burnt offering, my son." So they went on together.

(Genesis 22:7-8)

13 Then Abraham lifted up his eyes and looked, and behold, behind him was a ram caught in a thicket by his horns. So Abraham went and took the ram and offered him up for a burnt offering instead of his son.

(Genesis 22:13)

Aries is Pharn, i.e. Moses, who was Pharn, the Shining One. A similar motif is present in the story of the sacrifice of Minos-Moses. When Minos asked Poseidon to send him an animal for sacrifice, he sent him a snow-white bull from the sea. The name Bel / Baal means White and refers to Moses. Struck by the magnificence of the white bull, Minos sent the bull to his herds and sacrificed another.

To save the tsekh, the Armenians killed Moses. The Jews repeated this sin when they sent Jesus to his death. Mikhail Afanasievich Bulgakov in the novel "The Master and Margarita" demonstrated that the Jewish elite explained the need to execute Jesus by caring for the salvation of the Jewish people:

"- Do you believe, procurator, what you are saying now? No, you do not believe it! It was not peace, not peace that the seducer of the people brought to Yershalaim, and you, horseman, understand this very well. You wanted to release him so that he would confuse the people, mock the faith and bring the people under the Roman swords! But I, the high priest of the Jews, as long as I live, will not allow the faith to be mocked and will protect the people! Do you hear, Pilate? - And then Caiaphas raised his hand menacingly: - Listen, procurator!"

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