David slays Goliath with fish god Dagon on The Apocalrock

[_Nightlion]

Obviously, the time has come that I go over into the next village.

[_Nightlion]

Hey, guys, I hope you actually realize that I am seriously offended that you so purposefully dick my thread like this. Five times.

So, ah, if I ever do happen to get some real serious news that you could really use, don't be surprised if you are the last to hear it.

Peace out

[_Nightlion]

I was feeling like I need to get back to my purpose in life and opened up some photos of Mount Olympus. August 25, 2011 between 10-11 PM I received this revelation from a study of a picture I took last winter of light and shadows on The Apocalrock. It was given to me to correctly name the fish god of the Philistines as I was hoping that the other lighted image would be a determinant for this sighting and I somehow knew it would be the god of the Philistines. I only thought I was guessing it was Dagon. So I Googled, Dagon god of the Philistines, and lo and behold it turned out to be a fish god and that is very nicely what we can see to the left before a fallen Goliath laying dead before David who is posed as having just flung his stone. The marker points at the end of his sling to the leather pocket as you can follow that up to the image of David. How cool is this? I mean, look at the snow! This is very, very cool.


Here is an image of Dagon the fish god who was the forerunner of Zeus no less.

I just noticed something rather interesting when I regoogled Dagon. The open fish mouth atop his head is likened unto the miter used by the Pope and Catholic Priesthood. And could the fish sign used by the early Christians been a slight hatched up by the Jews to slam them as idol worshipers? Ah, come on, take another look. See the details of a real human face on the Dagon idol guy? Wowie!

[_Patriarchal gripe]

Seriously, Nightlion. If you had an affinity for obscure texts instead of staring at patterns on a mountain, you could have filled Nibley's empty size 10's. You have the same talent for finding things that seemingly are invisible to most humans and ascribing a supernatural significance to them.

Your main Nibleyesque talent is that your results are still obscure and only makes sense to you.

Stick around. You actually do teach us all something here. Probably not the lessons you intended us to learn. But reading your posts are instructive.

[_Buffalo]

Jesus rock!

[_Nightlion]

Jesus rock!

I kind of like this. Ya know, all creation is the song of God. When you figure, as man is now only beginning to see, that the make up of everything reduces to a vibration, it gives one pause. And its is the space between the notes that makes for great sound. Some famous composer said something like that, a while back. Was it Debussy?

The word of God, a song of creation, a command that seriously tuned the lyre of that loom whereupon all orbs abide, stretched over the entire universe, upon which God delights and doth deftly plucketh. I said this, just now. But I have said as much before and no doubt will say the same yet again. Yea verily.

[_Nightlion]

Seriously, Nightlion. If you had an affinity for obscure texts instead of staring at patterns on a mountain, you could have filled Nibley's empty size 10's. You have the same talent for finding things that seemingly are invisible to most humans and ascribing a supernatural significance to them.

Your main Nibleyesque talent is that your results are still obscure and only makes sense to you.

Stick around. You actually do teach us all something here. Probably not the lessons you intended us to learn. But reading your posts are instructive.

You are responding to the quaver of a distant tone yet inaudible but coming on. Hold on. Hold on.

I had once an interesting encounter with Nibley back in the day when he kept an office in the BYU Library. I think he was shocked at what I was suggesting about a glyph and would not confirm nor deny it. He did not want me to finish the thought either. But I think he was sharp enough to know precisely what I was getting at. It is a mega tremendous insight of sacred and serious stuff. Perhaps unspeakable kind of stuff. So we did not speak to it although it was our own shared understanding. At least I would like to think as much.

How does a figure of David having slain Goliath before the Philistine god Dagon only make sense to me? Every sighting on The Apocalrock is but another page of scripture. Written before man ere walked upon a fruited plain. Accounting a Pre-scripted iconic history of man's relationship with God. A signet and seal that God is true.

Man may ask, seeing the Lord coming in the clouds of creation through their excellent instruments of observation, and demand to know what right God has to come here and molest OUR world. The Apocalrock is that monument set in stone and hereby proclaimed to prepare the way of the Lord, whereby God has already staked his claim of ownership over the whole of the planet. It is his to do with as seemeth him good.

[_Nightlion]

I don't see it. :/

1 Sam. 5: 4
4 And when they arose early on the morrow morning, behold, Dagon was fallen upon his face to the ground before the ark of the Lord; and the head of Dagon and both the palms of his hands were cut off upon the threshold; only the stump of Dagon was left to him.


I was wondering why Goliath seems to have his hands cut off. We all know that he ended up with his head cut off. Then I recalled this scripture. I think it applies. We also see that Dagon is kneeling before David. He is not on his face I think because we need to recognize Dagon for a perfect determinant for the sighting of David and Goliath. Showing here:



Oh, and if anyone is wondering if David threw his sling like a girl stepping forward with the same foot that he is throwing with, left interestingly enough here, no, cause you see, after you throw hard stepping in with your might with the opposite foot you catch your momentum with the same foot being at rest as the bag that held the rock is behind him. Took me a while to figure that out. God does good art.

[_Nightlion]

A couple of relatives came over to The Apocalrock Visitor Center, 200 South Orchard Drive #1 in North Salt Lake Sunday. They had two copies of my book, The Vision Of All, and I could tell neither one had looked at it. Neither did they want to go through and look at each exhibit. What? They only came to visit me? Could not bear to take it in? I made them look at the Goliath sighting. She claimed to be able to see it easily. REALLY? And the guy I sold my first book to back in January, admitted to seeing the David and Goliath. And even remarked how impossible this would be to see in any other light. Yeah! That is the beauty of The Apocalrock. Then he said that this was the FIRST one he was able to see. WHAT? He never looked at the book either. What is the matter with the world?

Everybody refuses to acknowledge that the Lord is getting up in their faces. "twill only be getting more and more so. So, ah, ya know, deal with it.

PREPARE YE THE WAY OF THE LORD
AND MAKE HIS PATHS STRAIGHT
FOR THE HOUR OF HIS COMING IS NIGH

This gets sung twelve times, through the circle of keys, in my play that I refuse to plug here by name.