‘Eye for an Eye’ Star of David Bible References

If any great harm occurs, you are to take…an Eye for an Eye a tooth for a tooth.

– Exodus 21:23-24

An Eye for an Eye, a tooth for a tooth.

– Leviticus 24:20

Show no pity, take…an Eye for an Eye, a tooth for a tooth.

– Deuteronomy 19:21

 

 

 

 

 

‘Eye for an Eye’ Star of David Bible References

If any great harm occurs, you are to take…an Eye for an Eye a tooth for a tooth.

– Exodus 21:23-24

An Eye for an Eye, a tooth for a tooth.

– Leviticus 24:20

Show no pity, take…an Eye for an Eye, a tooth for a tooth.

– Deuteronomy 19:21

 

 

 

 

 

‘Eye for an Eye’ Star of David Bible Reference

If any great harm occurs, you are to take…an Eye for an Eye a tooth for a tooth.

– Exodus 21:23-24

Basic Symbolism of the Cornerstone Pictorial

One of the most famous, yet misunderstood passages in the Bible concerns the ‘Cornerstone’

The Eye Above the Pyramid could NEVER be considered a Cornerstone. Just as the Eye Below the Pyramid is neither a Keystone or Capstone, but could well represent a Cornerstone

As can be seen, the Cornerstone is literally always found Below, while a Capstone, by definition, is to be found Above it.

Like a building which has both a Cornerstone Below and Capstone Above, a tree will always have both Roots and Branches, otherwise it would whither away and die

All of the Above

The One Dollar Star of David

Did you know the Star of David is pictured on the back of every U.S. One Dollar Bill?

Star of David made up of 13 miniature five-pointed stars

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Curiously, the Great Seal of the United States appears to contain an image of a Star of David, consisting of 13 smaller American Stars symbolizing the 13 original colonies, above the eagle’s head.

– Star of David, Bigpedia, bigpeida.com

It’s not clear what the hexagram meant at the time of the American Revolution, so to attribute some intended national symbolism to it based on today’s meaning is mere speculation. The hexagram shape of the constellation of stars on the Great Seal may have simply been a rearrangement of the 13 stars on the first American flag.

– Holy Hexagram, GreatSeal.com

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Great Seal of the United States

The Four Elements and the Cornerstone

The Four Cornerstone (Judeo-Christian) Elements, which still hold scientific validity, are Earth, Air, Water, and Fire. When combined together, they form a hexagram, or a Star of David. The ancient symbols representing these four elements can be seen as follows:

I. The Element of Earth

II. The Element of Air

III. The Element of Water

IV. The Element of Fire

The practice of Judeo-Christian Magick and Witchkraft involves the manipulation of these symbols, which naturally combine to form the Star of David. The traditional understanding of this concept can be visualized in a variety of ways as can be seen below:

The Four Elements of the Star of David

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Other Ikons include the following-

Standard Colors and Symbols of the Four Elements\

Earth, Air, Water, Fire Going Clockwise

The Four Elements in Black and White

Asian Four Elements

Colored Ikons of the Elements

Then there is the Apocrypha, such as the Book of Enoch II.

I placed him on earth, a second angel, honourable, great and glorious, and I appointed him as ruler to rule on earth and to have my wisdom, and there was none like him of earth of all my existing creatures. And I appointed him a name, from the four component parts, from east, from west, from south, from north, and I appointed for him four special stars, and I called his name Adam, and showed him the two ways, the light and the darkness (II Enoch 30:12-13) 

The Element of Earth Falls Down-

Examples include: Mudslides, Avalanches, Earthquakes, and Hailstorms

The Element of Air Rise Up- 

Examples include bubbles, steam, smoke, clouds and wind

The Element of Water Falls Below-

Examples include: Waterfalls, Hurricanes, Tidal Waves, Floods, Rivers, Indoor Plumbing and Hydro-Electric Dams

The Element of Fire Rises Above-

Examples include: Geysers, Volcanoes, Tropical Storms, Campfires, and Space-rockets

Equilateral Triangle