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The Great white Fraternity - An ancient fraternity founded around the year 1500 BCE, maybe even earlier by a few hundred years. The Great White Fraternity was a Monotheistic Religion that began to function as an esoteric secret society in Phoenicia and, was adopted, immediately after, by Egyptian Priests. There existed a great religious and spiritual connection between Egypt and Phoenicia, and especially between Memphis and Gebel (Byblos). Egyptian Priests adopted also the story of Adonis and Astarte that had occurred in Gebel, and identified the names of these divinities with those of their own, Osiris and Isis. The death of Osiris and his resurrection is the Egyptian version of the death and resurrection of the Geblite Adonis. In addition, the Phoenician's belief in One Most High God "Al-Elyon" became the corner stone at the Temple of Akhenaton in Egypt who initiated the preaching of One God Aton. Among the early prominent adepts of the Great White Fraternity were Pharaohs Thutmose III and Akhenaton of Egypt, as well as the Canaano-Phoenician kings, Melki-Sedek of Jerusalem, Ahiram of Gebel and Hiram - also known as Ahiram of Tyre. The Divine Messenger of the Great White Fraternity was Enoch-Tautus. Enoch (Anak) the Canaano-Phoenician became a Metatron - the chosen one who stood before God. The Father of the spiritual laws was also identified as Thot-Tautus in the Egyptian religion. He was also Mithra for the Hindus and the Persians; Enki/Ea in Mesopotamia; Nebo in the Babylonian mythology; Quetzalcohuatl for the Mexican Mayas; Thor in the Scandinavian tradition; Hermes-Kadmos for the Greeks and Mercury for the Romans. He was Adam-Kadmon for the Kabbalists, Edris for the Arabs and Muslims, and recently Enoch for the Druzes. He was also the god of Wisdom, Science and the occult teachings. The Keepers of the Word - A physically non-existent movement in the real sense of the word. It is not an organized entity. However, there are an increasing number of people in the world today who believe that the message of Jesus Christ in the New Testament was a spiritual and social revolution against the God of the Old Testament. That would be the reason for the crucifixion that led to the Resurrection - the real aim of the divinity of Jesus. Martin Luther wrote in Christian Liberty, "Therefore the Promises of God belong to the New Testament. Indeed, they are the New Testament."
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