Ophiolatreia: Twisted Serpent of Europe (pt.5)

The very name of Europe contains the ancient roots of "AUR-AB" the solar Serpent. One can still detect the "OP" of Ophiolatreia in the name, "Eur-Ope." And it was with ancient Greece that serpent worship first came to Europe. Both Egyptian and Phoenician Ophites had colonized Greece in separate times. The leader of the first colony of Ophites in Greece was a person named Cadmus. One historian, Bochart, believes that Cadmus was a Canaanite leader who fled to Greece due to the wars that Israel waged in Palestine. Others believe Cadmus was the Egyptian Thoth himself. Regardless of who brought Ophiolatreia to Europe, the first inhabitants are said to have been the offspring of a woman, partly human, and part dragon, a tradition that alludes to their Ophite origin. We will trace some of the "serpent seed" of Satan throughout European history. www.fifthookmedia.com