Halloween Originated from the Druid Festival of Samhain
The Samhain Sunrise on November 1 in Ireland and England Points to Mecca
Druids Worshipped "Bel", which is Baal, the Beast of Revelation
Should you be concerned about Halloween? Halloween had its origins in the festival of Samhain among the Celts of ancient Britain and Ireland. Halloween ("All Hallows' Eve") is celebrated on October 31. The next morning's sunrise gives the direction to Mecca, the harlot of Revelation. Few in the West know Halloween and Samhain are connected to a festival to worship Baal, the beast of Revelation.
Samhain is the ancient Druid festival of worship to Bel, or Baal. In Ireland and England, the Druids celebrated Samhain with the November 1 sunrise.
Why Is the November 1 Sunrise Important?
Baal requires his followers to face him when they pray. Numerous Druid stone circle locations orient between 111 to 117 degrees Southeast with the November 1 sunrise, with an average sunrise direction of 114 degrees to the Southeast. These sunrise alignments give the celestial direction to Mecca, which is 114 degrees Southeast from these locations. Mecca holds the Kaaba Blackstone, the image of the beast.
Jesus warned not to pray to the image of the beast, or worship the beast. |
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