Over the ten or so millennia of known human existence, the ancients were driven to satisfy a deep spiritual need to invent and worship many different gods. During that time, they assigned their gods a broad range of human physical and mental characteristics such as gender, love, hatred, anger, and violence. As their ideas on the human attributes of their gods evolved, they gradually realised that much of what they believed was connected. They saw that their gods displayed multiple attributes from which they construed to be integral parts of a single complete entity. Out of this revelation emerged the notion of a monotheistic god as is widely accepted today. Two such gods are Yahweh (god of the Israelite kingdoms of Israel and Judah) and Baal (the god of fertility).

The worship of the deity Baal (which means “master” or “lord”) was practised by several ancient civilisations in the Middle East. Often represented as a bull, Baal was said to be the son of the chief god El. His mistress, the fertility goddess Asherah, gave birth to many gods, including the powerful Baal. The worship of Baal was rooted in prosperity, sensuality, fertility, sexuality, witchcraft and war, all of which involved acts of ritualistic prostitution in the temples. The principal pillars of Baalism were child sacrifice, sexual immorality (both heterosexual and homosexual) and pantheism (reverence of creation over the Creator). At certain times, appeasing Baal required human sacrifice, usually the firstborn of the one making the sacrifice. The priests of Baal appealed to their god in rites of wild abandon which included loud, ecstatic cries and self-inflicted injury – Julian Kennedy, Baal Worship.

When monotheistic religions spread across the Mediterranean, Baal became nothing less than the face of evil. For instance, Numbers 25:1-3 in the Old Testament states:

While Israel was staying in Shittim, the men began to indulge in sexual immorality with Moabite women, who invited them to the sacrifices to their gods. The people ate and bowed down before these gods. So Israel joined in worshipping the Baal of Peor. And the Lord’s anger burned against them.

Believing the sexual union of Baal and Asherah produced fertility, their worshippers engaged in immoral sex to entice the gods to also join together, thus ensuring good harvests. This practice became the basis for religious prostitution (1 Kings 14:23-24). The priest or a male member of the community represented Baal. The priestess or female members of the community represented Asherah. In this way, the true gift of sexuality as an expression of genuine love was perverted into the most obscene manifestation of public prostitution.

When the Israelites first entered the land of Canaan, they found it was occupied by farmers, not shepherds as they had been while wandering for forty years in the wilderness. The land was fertile beyond anything the Hebrew nomads had ever seen. The Canaanites attributed this fertility to their god Baal. This caused the Israelites to experience conflict in their beliefs. Could the God who had led them out of Egypt and through the wilderness also provide fertile farms in the Promised Land? Or would the fertility god of Canaan have to be honoured? Perhaps, they reasoned, both Yahweh and Baal must be worshipped.

An intense battle began in the minds and hearts of the Israelites. The book of Judges records the emotional and mental struggles: the Israelites’ attraction to and worship of the Canaanite gods; God’s disciplinary response; the people’s repentance; and God’s merciful forgiveness until the next time the Israelites reached out to Baal in preference to Yahweh. This spiritual battle continued under the reign of kings,. By the time of Ahab and Jezebel, the fertility cults appeared to have the official sanction of Israel’s leaders. Ahab, with his wife’s encouragement, built a temple to Baal at his capital, Samaria. All the while, prophets like Elijah (which means Yahweh is God), Hosea, Isaiah, and Jeremiah declared that only Yahweh deserved the people’s allegiance. It was not until the Assyrian destruction of Israel and the Babylonian captivity of Judah that the Israelites became convinced there is only one omnipotent God.

In the New Testament, Jesus calls Satan Beelzebub (Baʿal Zebub), thereby associating Baal with Satan and the “prince of demons”. The story of Baal worship is long, complex, and comparable to other gods, notably Molek (or Moloch). Worshippers appeased Baal by offering sacrifices, usually animals such as sheep or bulls (1 Kings 18:23). Some scholars believe that the Canaanites sacrificed pigs and that God prohibited his people from eating pork to prevent this heinous cult from being established among them. Isaiah 65:1-5 describes Israel’s participation in the Canaanites’ pagan practices: at times of crisis, Baal’s followers willingly sacrificed their firstborn children to gain personal prosperity by placing the unfortunate child on the burning hot outstretched arms of an effigy of Baal.

The priests set alight fires that heated the effigies from a chamber positioned under the seated idol. The victims were burned alive while they desperately cried and screamed out in unimaginable pain. The priests beat drums, lyres, and tambourines, and sounded flutes to drown out the cries of the child and its anguished parents. The father was prevented from hearing the voice of his son so that he would not moved to save him.

The struggle to be totally committed to God is of vital importance to people of today as well. Modern people do not think of themselves as idol worshippers, yet they struggle to serve the ways of God in all parts of our lives. For many, it is easier to honour possessions, fun, relationships, fame, money, and a host of other potential “gods.”

What is consistently obvious is that Baal worship is identified in the holy books of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as an enemy of God. For thousands of years people have been fearing, revering, and carrying out sacrifices to this bovine image god. Present day occult leaders continue to revere Baal as he is viewed as a deity that represents ancient gods of the past who were appeased through practices such as first child sacrifices and sacred prostitution that continue to be performed by elites to this day. Once the ritualistic aims of Baal worship are acknowledged, it is not a great leap to see that the transgender issues, homosexual rights and freedoms, and abortion-on-demand are all rooted in the pagan belief system of Baal.

Modern day representations of Baal can be found throughout the world. Taking centre stage at the 2022 Birmingham England Commonwealth Games, was a 30-foot, 2.5 ton metal bull that eerily resembled the ancient pagan god Baal. As the bull was towed in the arena by women dressed in 19th century work clothes using heavy chains, the games presenter proclaimed:

“that the Bull will be revealed as the iconic symbol of light… Ladies and gentlemen, anyone with any Biblical understanding knows they are referring to Lucifer! This is worship of fallen angels going on right in front of your face. If people don’t believe we’re coming into the End Times … are you seeing what I’m seeing?!? … This bull is clearly Satanic … they will fall down and worship the bull! Do you see where they are leading you?”

Once the chains were dropped, the bull became angry and trampled around the arena as everyone nearby ran and cowered in fear. Next, a woman holding a shard of light “tamed” the bull. Once pacified, for several awkward minutes people gathered around the bull and worship it with outstretched arms while bowing down or lying prostrate on the ground.

The Wall Street Bull

The Charging Bull, sometimes referred to as the Bull of Wall Street or the Bowling Green Bull, is a bronze sculpture that stands on Broadway just north of Bowling Green in the Financial District of Manhattan in New York City. The 7,100-pound (3,200 kg) bronze sculpture, stands 11 feet (3.4 m) tall and measures 16 feet (4.9 m) long. It depicts a bull as a symbol of financial optimism and prosperity.

It is America’s financial realm, in particular its stock market, and more specifically Wall Street, which epitomises the unadulterated pursuit of money. It is at this address that the spirit of Baal as it relates to a nation’s yield and prosperity is most clearly manifested. The prosperity of the stock market has long been tied to the prosperity of America as a whole. It was therefore striking that the symbol that had come to embody the prosperity of the stock market and America, is a bull.

Although the bull was not intentionally located in Wall Street due to a conscious connection with Baal, the fact that the symbol of American prosperity is the same as the ancient symbol of prosperity is worthy of further thought. Whenever the American stock market heads towards increase, gain, and prosperity, it is known as the market of the bull, that is the bull market. Baal’s ancient symbol not only became a modern day American symbol, but also one that embodied the same realm and dynamic as it possessed in ancient times.

The Burning Man festival

The annual American “Burning Man Festival” is one of the largest gatherings in the world where revellers from around the globe gather to dance to a wide range of music, from hip-hop, to techno, and electronic. Up to 70,000 people have attended Nevada’s Black Rock Desert for an eight-day festival of hedonism and spiritualism that is run throughout the US Labor Day weekend. The all night dance parties include calling on pagan deities, nudity, unrestrained sex, and drug use. The sex is not confined to one on one. There is also an orgy tent (or temple) that is always open in which every manner of sexual perversion is glorified.

During the day party goers are treated to “artistic” displays and “spiritualistic” exercises that include the worship of pagan gods. Every occult practice is on full display thereby making the Burning Man event an unambiguous revival of the Old Testament worship of Baal.

The Arch of Baal

On 26/09/2018, a reproduction of the Arch of Baal was erected in Washington DC to celebrate global cultural heritage. Prior to that, its first appearance was in London’s Trafalgar Square in 2016, where it was erected for the UNESCO World Heritage Week. The arch was unveiled on April 19th, which coincided with the beginning of a 13-day period known in the occult as ‘the Blood Sacrifice to the Beast,’ the most important holiday for those who worship the god Baal that is celebrated with child sacrifice and bisexual orgies. The 19th is the holiday of Beltane, the culmination of the 13-day period.

Since then, the arch has been transported and set up in many other cities around the world, including New York City in 2016 close to ground zero. It was subsequently placed outside the World Government Summit held in Dubai in February 2017 and later reconstructed in May 2017 for the G7 Summit held in Florence, Italy. Hosted by the Centre for Global Heritage and Development, the arch was next displayed adjacent to the UN’s International Criminal Court in the The Hague, Netherlands for one month beginning October 17.

The arch is a tribute to the 2,000-year-old structure that was destroyed by ISIS in 2015 in Palmyra, Syria. The original arch was built by Roman Emperor Septimius Severus in front of a preexisting temple that was used to worship the pagan god, Bel. It was known at the time as the Temple of Baal or Bel.

The Opening of Switzerland’s Gotthard Base Tunnel

On 01/06/2016 Switzerland marked the opening of world’s longest rail tunnel with one of the most bizarre opening ceremonies in history. It included a winged baby, semi-naked dancers, and a man with a bird’s nest on his head. Also on show during the ceremony were androgynous men and women stripped to their underwear, a multitude of Krampus-like figures in masks and straw suits that every Swiss child knows symbolise the devils who accompany St. Nicolas on December 6 to punish the bad children, and a goat-man, very much in appearance like the devil Baphomet, who was worshipped by the performers that surrounded him.

The outdoor performance, dubbed by media reports as lavish (there was an even more ritualistic indoor performance), was purported to represent various aspects of Swiss culture. It included 600 dancers, acrobats, and dramatic actors. The show began with a cohort of miners dressed in orange jump suits, marching like zombies toward the tunnel entrance, which was depicted on a giant video screen. The miners were then seemingly sacrificed to the tunnel and emerged as veiled spirits represented by dancers in underwear with white wedding veils. An actor dressed as a goat sprung out and began ritualistically consuming and mating with the veiled dancers. During this segment, a headshot of the actor dressed as a goat was displayed on the video screen with a black and red backdrop and an engulfing fire swirling around his face, while three Egyptian scarabs floated in front of the screen. From this point on the stage belongs to Baphomet. He pranced, grunted, and howled as the white veiled dancers and coloured straw demons whirled and cavorted around him. As all this transpired, Alpine horn players in traditional dress (one of the few authentically Swiss elements in the show) blew out eerily fiendish strains.

The next scene shifted to a pagan druid ceremony, with the actors draped in black subdued clothing and adorned with nests, plants, and trees on their heads. As the goat man lay down on the floor, an upside down tree was displayed on the video screen and the actors chanted a song in a mix of Ancient Germanic and Italian. The ceremony ends with the goat man being resurrected and worshipped as he is introduced to technology, industry, and modern society, with many of the nearby actors clothed as cross dressers, drifters, and harlots.

The most devilish and outright obscene moment was when Baphomet comes to a standstill, gives a fiendish howl and an androgynous looking companion approaches. He then simulates a sexual act with a white-winged ‘woman’ facing him, while the straw dancers swirl around them. The androgynous creature approaches him from behind and wraps its winged arms around him. This partner has the face and breasts of a woman and the arms and legs of a man. It was uncertain what occurred beneath the wings, but the goat-man, bent-over, gyrates and groans. This was performed publicly before the grandstands of people.

The next part of the ceremony appeared to be the announcement of the return of Paganism, which increasingly is replacing Christianity. A peasant chanter enters the stage with a another woman and new lethargic goat-devil. Again, there is eerie pagan music and words expressed in ancient German and Italian. Following in slow procession, are the tree men and women of all ages dressed in black and white and wearing headdresses of dead branches or carrying dead tree roots. Possibly an allusion to old pagan myths. Baphomet remains present throughout, stationery with his legs spread wide at the front of the stage.

The ceremony ends with a change of mood. The circus begins, but even here the stars of the show are devils and a pregnant harlot in red. These clown-like demons frolic raucously onstage with a troupe of cross-dressers and harlots, while all the time, a clock on the screen races wildly forward and backward. The harlots leave the stage and enter the stands, adopting provocative obscene positions and offering themselves to the audience, mostly composed of men, who smile complacently in response.

The whole entourage: the devils, harlots, and some oversized bobble-head businessmen kneel and bow before the clock that has now stopped. This left the audience to ponder whether the performers were acknowledging the opening of the tunnel on schedule, or did they herald in a new age of the reign of satan?

Child Abortion

A genuinely heinous form of Baal worship is evident in the shameless manner children are slaughtered in a ritual called abortion (or termination) that in many countries amounts to no more than a national religion of justifying convenience as the prime motivation for the immediate removal of unwanted impediments to prosperity.

The National Right to Life Committee (NRLC), the oldest pro-life organisation in the nation, estimates that 63,459,781 abortions have taken place in the United States since 1973 (Roe vs Wade). That estimate was gathered by tracking data from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Guttmacher Institute, which previously served as a research arm of the nation’s preeminent abortion provider, Planned Parenthood. In 2021, there were an estimated 204 abortions for every 1,000 live births nationwide, or roughly one reported abortion for every five newborn children.

The World Health Organisation reports that around 73 million induced abortions take place worldwide each year. This equates to approximately 200,000 abortions per day. It is difficult to estimate the abortion rate in Australia, as most states do not routinely report abortion data, and published national data have been incomplete. Studies have shown that the total number of abortions for all women during 2017–18 was 88,287 (17.3 abortions per 1000 women aged 15–44 years), which is slightly higher than the often cited estimate of 80 000 abortions per year. Based on the same start point as the US (1973), the total number of abortions since then work out to be 4 million.

On the 30th of January 2024, the National Assembly of the Republic of France voted overwhelmingly to constitutionalise abortion. Only 30 deputies out of 546 voted against it. This decision follows the 2014 legalisation of unnatural relations, thereafter the penalisation of any obstacle to abortion, and the destruction of the family through a defacto ban on home schooling, which enabled the promotion of unnatural relationships of all variations to children attending school. As if it is not enough to kill children, the Republic is currently preparing a law to authorise legal murder (euthanasia) as it is now deemed necessary to legally kill the elderly, or those who have shown themselves to be a drain on society including troublesome dissidents.

The unborn are not considered human so that abortion can be unashamedly deemed to be morally acceptable. This is a shadow form of Baal worship that has existed since three thousand years ago and remains hinged on the sacrifice of children in exchange for blessing, protection, and prosperity. Abortion is now a pagan ritual that is drawn directly out of the religion of Baal under the guise of human rights for women and their female partners in the transgender and homosexual communities.