THE TRUTH ABOUT DRAGONS

jeanviete (60)in #religion • 9 years ago (edited)

Dragons are quite real, and have been documented in art and literature all over the world, especially in the ancient world, where societies that had no contact with each other, described the same animal. Wikipedia tells you.

Dragons are described in the Bible both metaphorically and actually. The most famous biblical account of an actual dragon encounter, was when Daniel killed one that was being worshipped by the ancient Babylonians as a god (Daniel 14:23-30).

Daniel 14:23-30

Daniel Kills the Dragon

23 There was also a great dragon, which the Babylonians revered.
24 And the king said to Daniel, “You cannot deny that this is a living god; so worship him.”
25 Daniel said, “I will worship the Lord my God, for he is the living God.
26 But if you, O king, will give me permission, I will slay the dragon without sword or club.” The king said, “I give you permission.”
27 Then Daniel took pitch, fat, and hair, and boiled them together and made cakes, which he fed to the dragon. The dragon ate them, and burst open. And Daniel said, “See what you have been worshiping!”
28 When the Babylonians heard it, they were very indignant and conspired against the king, saying, “The king has become a Jew; he has destroyed Bel, and slain the dragon, and slaughtered the priests.”
29 Going to the king, they said, “Hand Daniel over to us, or else we will kill you and your household.”
30 The king saw that they were pressing him hard, and under compulsion he handed Daniel over to them.

The Torah Code also mentions dragons a number of times, and even identifies Lord RayEl as "ICHNEUMON", the dragon slayer.

Most of you in this congregation are aware of the metaphorical dragon references in biblical scripture and other ancient text, usually referring to Satan (who is Reptilian), or the visible appearance in the sky of Nibiru as a "Red Dragon" because of its long iron oxide debris trail... The Red Dragon also plays an extremely important role in European Royal Heraldry, and that is a subject for another day. ;)

Because dragons are reptiles, they can hibernate in a frozen state, which they have done for a very long time, some for a thousand years.

One of the largest dragon hibernation hatcheries is in Siberia's Yamal Peninsula, an area that appropriately translates as "the end of the world", because ancient legend tells that the dragons will hatch there, and begin their slaughter.

As Nibiru approaches, the temperature rises, melting the permafrost the dragon eggs were laid/encased in, and 2 years ago, the hatchlings started to come up out of the ground.

Read the full article here!

This species would normally fly South and Southwest to hide, feed and grow, but the drastic climate shift has pushed their migration pattern East, which is why one was recently spotted over China.

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They do in fact breathe fire, because their digestive tract doesn't break down food quite the same way other carnivores do (they don't fart LOL). They build up large amounts of methane from digestion, and they release it through the nose and mouth, but there are cilia that line the throat all the way to the mouth and nasal cavity, and when the methane is forced out, the cilia causes it to ignite.