Jesus Christ----------------------------------Heraklees
"Fools ({<ibri^} NaBAL) for Christ's sake" (1st Corinthians 4:10) ... |
Crossdressed with woman oMPHALe (< *aNBHAL-) and at Kos ... |
"Strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, that leadeth unto life" (Matthew 7:14) -- "strait" or "narrow" is >aT.aM, cognate with {Skt.} a-TMan / TMan. |
Husband to Omphale was TMolos. |
"Wide is the gate ... that leadeth unto death" (Matthew 7:13): |
Euru-pulos "wide gate" almost led to the death of Heraklees, |
"we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against ... spiritual wickedness in high places" (Ephesians 6:12), viz. |
while wrestling (CDCM, s.v. "Heracles III") for as prize a sheep ["lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world" (John 1:29) = spiritual wickedness], in the person of his son = |
against money-changers [from the money-market]. |
Ant[i]-agoras "against the market" at: |
As "bright and morning star" (Revelation of St. John 22:16) who "sang" whilest "the sons of God shouted for joy" (>YB 38:7) {<ibri^} RaNaN (viz. at the river >aRNo^N, cf. Etruscan river Arnus, Christian-Etruscan (?) name Arno-bius = {<ibri^} >arnebet "hare") -- |
Kos {(etymologically) Skt. *s`asa "hare" which the Buddha became in order to: |
he offered his own flesh to be eaten. |
offer his own flesh to be eaten}. |
We become "joint-heirs with Christ", implying the death of God the Father, or perhaps (inasmuch as death is often described in the New Testament as "falling on sleep"), that |
While his son Heraklees was voyaging to Kos, our father |
God the Father fell asleep. |
Zeus fell asleep (GM 137.o). |
[This despite the Old-Testament promise that "He who keepeth Yis`ra^>el shall neither slumber nor sleep" (THLYM 121:4) -- this applying obviously not to God but to "his brother's keeper", Qayin "reed".] Yo^h.anan the Baptist was called a "reed" (Matthew 11:7; Luke 7:24), and |
Midas whispered to reeds in their hearing (GM 83.g). |
[Qayin (re-incarnated as SILas ?) |
Having consulted SILenos, who was |
having gone to NoWD ("wandering" = the travels of Paul); being a traveller like |
rider on ass and follower of the far-traveller Dio-nusos {(etymologically) *-NUDhya}, |
the ass-heeding prophet Bil<am] |
the ass-eared [to his barber] |
cleansed persons by baptism in a river (the Yarden), |
Midas was cleansed (from golden-touch) by baptism in a river (the Paktolos), |
source of the name of a people (Yeredi^m, Jaredites in Book of Mormon). |
source of the name of a people (Paktues = Pas^to of AfGanistan). |
"At the name of Jesus every knee shall bow" (Philippians 2:10) : ("knee" = etymologically {Latin} GeNU --) Jesus as the "true vine". |
To GaNU-medes was offered a golden vine, afterwards used to bribe Astu-okhe the mother of Tele-phos, to send Euru-pulos (CDCM, s.v. "Eurypylus 4"). |
"I am the true vine" (John 15:1) -- foot-dipping into blood (THLYM 68:24), "washed ... in the blood of grapes" (B-R>S^YT 49:11). The Grail-king (the grail containing the juice of that vine) |
On the vine tripped (CDCM, s.v. "Telephus") the foot of the father of Euru-pulos, Telephos, who consequently |
was wounded in the thigh: that wound refused to heal until |
was wounded in the thigh: that wound refused to heal until |
remedied by Sir Lancelot. |
rust from a lance was applied to it by Akhilleus. |
Wounds of Christ: |
Heraklees was wounded |
a bronze serpent was lifted on pole by Mos^eh (B-MDBR 21:9): "As Mos^eh lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so shall the Son of Man be lifted up" (John 3:14): "My flesh is meat indeed" (John 6:55). |
at Khalk-odon [also spelled Khalk-edon ("bronze food"), site of Byzantine Church councils]. |
Mos^eh was succeeded (after Yho^s^u<a = Yes^u<a / Jesus) by Kaleb "hound". Iron as food, like (WhRWY, p. 89) iron body (kebal [=land of Kabu^l, arrived at on flying carpet according to <arabic literature, cognate with {<ibri^} kebel "fetter" -- {Welsh} TALieSin in fetters aequivalent to the iron-bodied {Hellenic} TALoS]. |
Heraklees fetched (GM 134.e) from Netherworld a serpent-maned hound (Kerberos): cf. Daoist iron hounds associated with bronze serpents in Netherworld (Md'O). |
Redemption of apples from serpent in garden of <eden -- |
For Heraklees were fetched apples of Ladon the serpent, by (GM 133.e) |
{Gaulish} Maponos "map". |
Atlas ("sky-map"). |
In the genealogy of Jesus Christ, (Luke 3:27) Neri^ "my lamp" = (KT, p. 222) Nire, a place arrived at before the place |
Nireus slew (CDCM) |
(KT, p. 223) Modad = (Luke 3:28) El-modam [or else] (Book of the Cave of Treasures) Elmodad http://www.sacred-texts.com/chr/bb/bb33.htm = >eldad + Me^dad the 2 prophets-preachers -- |
the woman Hiera ({etymologically, Skt.} sister of Sisira huband of Sarama, i.e. personification of the sermon), wife of Telephos. |
these place were arrived at by Lewe (cf. that descendant of Lewi^, Mos^eh, whose father-in-law was R<u^->el, written RAGUel in the Septuagint), who married the woman RAGUaMe. |
The woman RhOMe was daughter of Telephos (CDCM, s.v. "Roma"). |
The husband of Raguame, holding an ekepayo ("ceremonial staff") approached "a wide blood-red pool" (KT, p. 126). |
The husband of S.ipporah, Mos^eh, holding a rod, turned the Nile to blood. |
Raguame, having thown pig's intestines inro the pool, "put on her bird feathers" (KT, p.127). |
S.ipporah is [in <ibri^] "bird's talon". Similar to me<yi^m "bowels", the M<uni^m are mentioned (NH.MYM 7:52) with |
Yali & BoSo were (KT, p. 29) brethren. [Cf. Yalobus^a, Mississippi] |
BSay. [Cf. BSY, the Kemetian pygmy god often depicted standing on a decapitated human head:] |
Boso evaded being killed when confined to a room at night, by keeping fireflies (KT, p. 32). |
In order to meet the decapitated head of their father & uncle, Hun-Ahpu & Xbalam-ke evaded death when confined to a room at night, by using fireflies (according to Popol Vuh). |
Wife of Yali became aroaki (bird in "casuarina tops" -- KT, p. 34, fn. *): cf. Daoist casuarina tree in moon. |
These decapitated heads (of father & uncle) became sun & moon. |
references:--
GM = Robert Graves: The Greek Myths. 1955.
Pierre Grimal (tr. by A. R. Maxwell-Hyslop): A Concise Dictionary of Classical Mythology. Basil Blackwell, 1990.
Md'O = MEMOIRES DE L'INSTITUT DES HAUTES ETUDES CHINOISES, Vol. 1. Hou Ching-Lang: "Monnaies d'Offrande".
WhRWY = Maribeth Erb: When Rocks Were Young and Earth Was Soft: Ritual and Mythology in Northeastern Manggarai. PhD diss., State U. of NY at Stony Brook, 1987.
KT = John LeRoy: Kewa Tales. U. of BC Pr, Vancouver, 1985.