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Looks like a human centipede

KillsAllElves

zvavi wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

infact this symbol is used by all cultures including early europeans, ancient greeks, ancient assyrians, the indians who are asiatic, ancient egyptians, phoenecions, israelites/hebrews etc etc.. The ouroboros is not a snake it is a dragon. All cultures get this dragon from one source.

Infact, you are inaccurate as heck, it is not always dragon, many times depending on the culture it is a snake. Also it has nothing to do with Judaism (israelites/hebrews).

Nope its a dragon, it also a reference including the term "the serpent" it predates ancient egyptian time period. And yes it has alot to do with judaism. this symbol has its roots from the judean-sumerian, mesopotamian region. Predates ancient egypt by nearly 2000 years. All cultures that spread outwards from the Mesopotamian region brought this with them!

Spent 4 years studying near eastern cultures, papyrology, religous studies and archeology.

Inside the circle of the oroboros represents the earth. The serpent will devour the planet. Man holds struggle under the serpent. The serpent is called "the beast" and "the great deceiver" "destroyer of nations". This is typology a foreshadowing of whats to come.

A common misconception about this symbol is that it means infinity,

mairwen85

KillsAllElves wrote: »

zvavi wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

infact this symbol is used by all cultures including early europeans, ancient greeks, ancient assyrians, the indians who are asiatic, ancient egyptians, phoenecions, israelites/hebrews etc etc.. The ouroboros is not a snake it is a dragon. All cultures get this dragon from one source.

Infact, you are inaccurate as heck, it is not always dragon, many times depending on the culture it is a snake. Also it has nothing to do with Judaism (israelites/hebrews).

Nope its a dragon, it also a reference including the term "the serpent" it predates ancient egyptian time period. And yes it has alot to do with judaism. this symbol has its roots from the judean-sumerian, mesopotamian region. Predates ancient egypt by nearly 2000 years. All cultures that spread outwards from the Mesopotamian region brought this with them!

Spent 4 years studying near eastern cultures, papyrology, religous studies and archeology.

Inside the circle of the oroboros represents the earth. The serpent will devour the planet. Man holds struggle under the serpent. The serpent is called "the beast" and "the great deceiver" "destroyer of nations". This is typology a foreshadowing of whats to come.

A common misconception about this symbol is that it means infinity,

Sources please.

The symbol means infinity or eternity in almost every referable source searchable.

https://www.tokenrock.com/explain-ouroboros-70.html

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ouroboros

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20171204-the-ancient-symbol-that-spanned-millennia

As for serpents and the association with deception (the great deceiver).

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-topics/bible-interpretation/how-the-serpent-became-satan/

The all evil, anti-god as an entity in the ancient Judaic world view didn't exist. It is a construct that came much later to the faith as the sacred texts became canonised.

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Sumer and Mesopotamia

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065

https://www.ancient.eu/article/221/the-mesopotamian-pantheon/

I'm sorry, the gods of destruction for these peoples were Nergal and Irra, they were not dragons or serpents, but giants -- the Sumerian apocalypse myth is about the return of Nibiru.

Reistr_the_Unbroken

Wing wrote: »

danny is EP confirmed

Targaryen - dragon/EP
Lannister - lion/DC
Arryn - eagle/AD

Beardimus

I'd played the game about 2 years before i realized it was a lion eating a dragon eating an eagle not 3 dragons lol

Davor

SantieClaws wrote: »

JamieAubrey wrote: »

zaria wrote: »

Why not use an dog rather than an snake.


Why don't Khajiit have an chaise tail idle animation.

@SantieClaws would never get anything done again

Fishmas is cancelled! Got to catch the tail before it gets away again ...

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Oh my. Got to remember that this is not the 80s or 90s. I read that totally different. Or did I?

KillsAllElves

mairwen85 wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

zvavi wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

infact this symbol is used by all cultures including early europeans, ancient greeks, ancient assyrians, the indians who are asiatic, ancient egyptians, phoenecions, israelites/hebrews etc etc.. The ouroboros is not a snake it is a dragon. All cultures get this dragon from one source.

Infact, you are inaccurate as heck, it is not always dragon, many times depending on the culture it is a snake. Also it has nothing to do with Judaism (israelites/hebrews).

Nope its a dragon, it also a reference including the term "the serpent" it predates ancient egyptian time period. And yes it has alot to do with judaism. this symbol has its roots from the judean-sumerian, mesopotamian region. Predates ancient egypt by nearly 2000 years. All cultures that spread outwards from the Mesopotamian region brought this with them!

Spent 4 years studying near eastern cultures, papyrology, religous studies and archeology.

Inside the circle of the oroboros represents the earth. The serpent will devour the planet. Man holds struggle under the serpent. The serpent is called "the beast" and "the great deceiver" "destroyer of nations". This is typology a foreshadowing of whats to come.

A common misconception about this symbol is that it means infinity,

Sources please.

The symbol means infinity or eternity in almost every referable source searchable.

https://www.tokenrock.com/explain-ouroboros-70.html

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ouroboros

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20171204-the-ancient-symbol-that-spanned-millennia

As for serpents and the association with deception (the great deceiver).

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-topics/bible-interpretation/how-the-serpent-became-satan/

The all evil, anti-god as an entity in the ancient Judaic world view didn't exist. It is a construct that came much later to the faith as the sacred texts became canonised.

---

Sumer and Mesopotamia

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065

https://www.ancient.eu/article/221/the-mesopotamian-pantheon/

I'm sorry, the gods of destruction for these peoples were Nergal and Irra, they were not dragons or serpents, but giants -- the Sumerian apocalypse myth is about the return of Nibiru.

Not once did i say the serpent being exclusive or originated from sumeria. As i said before- judea/sumerian and mesopotamian region, that region encircles israel, iraq, iran and syria. Im well aware of Nibiru and the Nephilim.
The links you provided are under the misconception of the oroboros meaning infinity.

In genesis 1 its dealing with elohim making the universe and the planet then comes man and the serpent which is a metaphor for satan.
The old Testament or Tanakh is a book compiled of books of the jewish hardship and the jews dealing with god, it is not focused primarily on satan the adversary. Satan is not an added featureat a later date. The first 5 books of the OT were written by moses which he canonized over 3200 years ago. Nergal and Irra are gods of death, pestilence and destruction both deities cuneiform and clay tablets descriptions depict giant man like creatures with serpents and cheribs with wings next to them. Its theorized in mesopotamian archeology that Nergal and Irra might be the same deity.
Ancient peoples had a very small vocabularies that were not descriptive like the english language, in doing so these early peoples used animals as a way of conveying a story and or a message.
If you look at early human civilizations you will see they all have depictions of winged snakes and winged lions, this is a common theme of the ancients.

mairwen85

KillsAllElves wrote: »

mairwen85 wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

zvavi wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

infact this symbol is used by all cultures including early europeans, ancient greeks, ancient assyrians, the indians who are asiatic, ancient egyptians, phoenecions, israelites/hebrews etc etc.. The ouroboros is not a snake it is a dragon. All cultures get this dragon from one source.

Infact, you are inaccurate as heck, it is not always dragon, many times depending on the culture it is a snake. Also it has nothing to do with Judaism (israelites/hebrews).

Nope its a dragon, it also a reference including the term "the serpent" it predates ancient egyptian time period. And yes it has alot to do with judaism. this symbol has its roots from the judean-sumerian, mesopotamian region. Predates ancient egypt by nearly 2000 years. All cultures that spread outwards from the Mesopotamian region brought this with them!

Spent 4 years studying near eastern cultures, papyrology, religous studies and archeology.

Inside the circle of the oroboros represents the earth. The serpent will devour the planet. Man holds struggle under the serpent. The serpent is called "the beast" and "the great deceiver" "destroyer of nations". This is typology a foreshadowing of whats to come.

A common misconception about this symbol is that it means infinity,

Sources please.

The symbol means infinity or eternity in almost every referable source searchable.

https://www.tokenrock.com/explain-ouroboros-70.html

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ouroboros

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20171204-the-ancient-symbol-that-spanned-millennia

As for serpents and the association with deception (the great deceiver).

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-topics/bible-interpretation/how-the-serpent-became-satan/

The all evil, anti-god as an entity in the ancient Judaic world view didn't exist. It is a construct that came much later to the faith as the sacred texts became canonised.

---

Sumer and Mesopotamia

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065

https://www.ancient.eu/article/221/the-mesopotamian-pantheon/

I'm sorry, the gods of destruction for these peoples were Nergal and Irra, they were not dragons or serpents, but giants -- the Sumerian apocalypse myth is about the return of Nibiru.

Not once did i say the serpent being exclusive or originated from sumeria. As i said before- judea/sumerian and mesopotamian region, that region encircles israel, iraq, iran and syria. Im well aware of Nibiru and the Nephilim.
The links you provided are under the misconception of the oroboros meaning infinity.

Where are your sources to the contrary. I'm interested in this stuff (as a hobbyist).

KillsAllElves

mairwen85 wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

mairwen85 wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

zvavi wrote: »

KillsAllElves wrote: »

infact this symbol is used by all cultures including early europeans, ancient greeks, ancient assyrians, the indians who are asiatic, ancient egyptians, phoenecions, israelites/hebrews etc etc.. The ouroboros is not a snake it is a dragon. All cultures get this dragon from one source.

Infact, you are inaccurate as heck, it is not always dragon, many times depending on the culture it is a snake. Also it has nothing to do with Judaism (israelites/hebrews).

Nope its a dragon, it also a reference including the term "the serpent" it predates ancient egyptian time period. And yes it has alot to do with judaism. this symbol has its roots from the judean-sumerian, mesopotamian region. Predates ancient egypt by nearly 2000 years. All cultures that spread outwards from the Mesopotamian region brought this with them!

Spent 4 years studying near eastern cultures, papyrology, religous studies and archeology.

Inside the circle of the oroboros represents the earth. The serpent will devour the planet. Man holds struggle under the serpent. The serpent is called "the beast" and "the great deceiver" "destroyer of nations". This is typology a foreshadowing of whats to come.

A common misconception about this symbol is that it means infinity,

Sources please.

The symbol means infinity or eternity in almost every referable source searchable.

https://www.tokenrock.com/explain-ouroboros-70.html

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ouroboros

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20171204-the-ancient-symbol-that-spanned-millennia

As for serpents and the association with deception (the great deceiver).

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-topics/bible-interpretation/how-the-serpent-became-satan/

The all evil, anti-god as an entity in the ancient Judaic world view didn't exist. It is a construct that came much later to the faith as the sacred texts became canonised.

---

Sumer and Mesopotamia

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-human-origins-folklore/origins-human-beings-according-ancient-sumerian-texts-0065

https://www.ancient.eu/article/221/the-mesopotamian-pantheon/

I'm sorry, the gods of destruction for these peoples were Nergal and Irra, they were not dragons or serpents, but giants -- the Sumerian apocalypse myth is about the return of Nibiru.

Not once did i say the serpent being exclusive or originated from sumeria. As i said before- judea/sumerian and mesopotamian region, that region encircles israel, iraq, iran and syria. Im well aware of Nibiru and the Nephilim.
The links you provided are under the misconception of the oroboros meaning infinity.

Where are your sources to the contrary. I'm interested in this stuff (as a hobbyist).

I wish i could upload my pictures i took when i was in israel, jordan and egypt. I have 487 to be exact.
Give me a few hours, in the middle of making dinner.
do you like to read books?