THE conspiracy this time around is that Star forts were not in reality military fortifications but places of peace and harmony for old world residents. If so, then they only would have been intended for nefarious purposes after the Reset, once the Inheritors took over. By directing your attention to the Millennial Kingdom, then I think you and I can at least agree that it’s all in the title. Hear me out on this. What I am first and foremost stating is that they were potentially built by the Kings and Priests of the Thousand Year Reign, which I have just linked you to. This is a spin-off paper, by the way. But then I also part ways with other historical revisionists in that I am fully convinced they were intended for military fortifications from the very beginning. Look, just because the Thousand Years happened doesn’t mean YASHA’UA Messiah dropped his guard and told his heavenly army to stand down. At the very least, how do you keep HaSatan in prison if not to post some guards at the gate? Let us not forget the scene given to us at the very end of Revelation.
9 And they went up on the breadth of the earth, and compassed the camp [parembole] of the qodeshiym about, and the beloved city [polin]; and fire came down from Elohiym out of heaven and devoured them.
Revelation 20:9
And they trampled over the breadth of the earth and surrounded the armies of the set-apart ones, and the beloved city. Then fire fell from the heavens and burned them up.
Hebrew Revelation 20:9
I have just presented two separate translations for your consideration. The passage on the left derives from the Greek, whereas the passage on the right is of Hebrew origin. The Greek has HaSatan and his confederacy of Zionists surrounding a campground (Sukkot much?), whereas the Hebrew insinuates the flanking of a literal army. Well, I am here to tell you that they’re the same thing. In actuality, the camp of the saints is a military fortification, maybe even a castle. It’s stated purpose is to protect the beloved city from the assaults of the enemy so that they might continue on in peace and prosperity.
parembole: a camp, barracks, army in battle array
- the barracks of the Roman soldiers,which at Jerusalem were in the castle Antonia.
The word ‘camp’ in Greek is parembole and is associated with the military, whereas a civilian ‘city’ is ‘polin’. What purpose does a parembole serve except to protect the people within the polin? We can see examples of parembole camps or castles all over the world, and the Star fort, or Bastion fort as they are also known, are no exception to the rule. There are 64 occurrences of ‘polin’ in the New Testament, by the way, one of which includes the Beloved City. Parembole references however arrive only a few times in the Bible, 7 in total from what I can find, and Castle Antonia just so happens to be one of them.
34 And some cried one thing, some another, among the multitude: and when he could not know the certainty for the tumult, he commanded him to be carried into the castle [parembole].
Ma’asiym (Acts) 21:3 [Cepher]
And some among the multitude cried one thing and some another. So when he could not ascertain the truth because of the tumult, he commanded him to be taken into the barracks [parembole].
Acts 21:34 [NKJV]
Two separate translations give slightly different ways of describing the same picture. Call it a castle or a barracks, what is agreed upon is that Paul, or Pa’al as his name is known in Hebrew, was taken into a military fortification. The story surrounding Pa’al’s relationship with Fort Antonia continues from there. In Acts 21:37; 22:24; 23:10; 23:16; and 23:32, the same word is used, parembole, thereby assuring us that a city is quite different than a castle.
Ruinous Roman fortifications can still be found nearly wherever Rome is said to have prevailed in the ancient world, even in Brittain. At Masada, we can observe a Roman fort, which just so happens to look a lot like the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, another clue as to why the Temple was built elsewhere, in the City of David, and The Temple Mount Is a Hoax. Note how they look absolutely nothing like Star forts. On the contrary, they are square or rectangular, whereas Star forts, or Bastion forts as they are often known, are a unique design in line with sacred geometry. Have patients—I will get to those details in a moment.
What I am trying to do at present is secure the notion that military fortifications are perfectly acceptable in a Millennial Kingdom scenario. We should expect to see them. Secondly, they are a unique creation, unlike anything that we can observe in the ancient world, telling us that bastion architects had unique and uniform designs for humanity. And thirdly, they are like the Cathedrals in that they are found all over the world. Hopefully this will not confuse you when adding I suspect the Bastion forts and Cathedrals served a similar purpose in that priests inhabited them.
Stop and think about it for a moment, that’s how the Little Season ends. HaSatan surrounds the final military fortification of the set-apart saints in the world, and so, here is my thesis.
The camp of the saints is a Bastion fort.
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