Gods Fallen Angel  

ANNUIT COEPTIS - ‘Announcing conception’

Illumined Eye - Great Architect ‘Lucifer’

Novus Ordo Seclorum - New World Order

13 Layers of brick

13 Original colonies

72 bricks-72 Powers of the name of God In Qabbalah

MDCCLXXVI - 1776 Date ‘Illuminati’ formed mDCcLXxVI = 666

13 letters in motto E Pluribus Unum - One Of Many

13 Illuminated stars

13 enlightened colonies

13 arrows, 13 leaves, 13 berries - Different powers possessed by 13 colonies

Phoenix (not an Eagle) rising from the ashes, or ignorant world

9 Tall feathers - 9 spheres risen through to return to heavenly state

The Great Seal of United States was established on June 20, 1782. The back of the

Great Seal was barely known until the 1930s when it became a part of the dollar bill under Masonic United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt On the reverse side of the Great Seal are an eye and a pyramid. Over the eye and pyramid is an inscription, "Annuit Coeptis," Latin for "He favors our undertakings." "Undertaking" means a venture, a promise, of the profession or duties of a funeral director. The Masons would like to believe that God favors their duties as funeral directors. The Masons become funeral directors by first directing whose body will at the funeral, and where that life will be taken. If a life is taken close to the northern 33rd Parallel, this fits with the Masons' demonic mythology in which they demonstrate their worldly power by spilling human blood at a predetermined locale.

The inscription below the pyramid is "Novus Ordo Seclorum," Latin for "The New Order of the Ages." Taking the first and last letters of each inscription, and the first letter of the middle word, "Ordo," in the second inscription, the letter are M-A-S-O-N. Masons, in the original sense of the word as builders and stonemasons, built the Great Pyramid.

The eye of the pyramid on the Great Seal is "the eye of god," which "watches and pierces the heart. Who knows its name? Call it love, creation, conspiracy," says the Egyptian Book of Coming Forth by Day, better known as the Egyptian Book of the Dead. The death theme continues with the pyramid itself. The Greek origin of the word "pyramid" derives from fire-especially "funeral pyre." The King's Burial Chamber is found in the center of the Great Pyramid. For the Great Pyramid functioned as a giant tomb for the Pharaoh.