What is magdalene?

Answer 1

Magdalene is a tower. The Hebrew "Migdol" is the base for this word. Also written Magdala by later conquerors of Israel, the name originally derives from Solomon's decision to hand over control of twenty Galilean cities to Hiram of Tyre in circa 950 BC. This is recorded in I Kings 9:11 in The Bible. This statement is a sort of "9/11" for Academics who have messed up ancient history. The Bible even records Hiram's displeasure at Solomon's action. Solomon presumably felt Hiram should administer them because the main population in them was Phoenician. Although this contravened Moses' distribution of the land, especially handing control cities of Eretz Israel to foreigners (Gentiles), Jesus used this historical fact to bring a Phoenician woman's daughter into His circle in order for Mary Magdalene (Mary of Migdol-Tyre-Phoenicia) to represent women and Gentiles in the Garden of the Tomb. This set the scene: Just as The First Adam and First Eve represented us in making that fateful decision to eat of the "Tree of Good and Evil Knowledge", so the Last Adam, and, in a sense, The Last Eve (Mary of Magdalene) signalled to the world that the effects of sin and death had been conquered. Just as each individual would have behaved the same way as Adam and Eve 6000 years ago, so sin became imputed to each one of us. So too, Jesus paid for Adam's sin, hence our imputed sin as well. It was the man who sinned. The woman was conned by Satan. Satan cons women today. Men know what Satan does. Women are comparatively speaking, rather oblivious to his wiles. So it was the Man who sinned and so it Was Jesus, The Son of Man, The Son of God as so many people acknowledged Him, who, because He was without sin paid the penalty instead. This was so that we might have eternal life in Him. If one rejects Jesus, eternal damnation is the reward.

Historians have destroyed the truth about the ancient histories of the Bible lands. That has been done through the false Egyptian chronology. The First dynasty of Egypt was circa 2200 BC. The 12th Dynasty ended in 1500 BC (not circa 1750 BC), effectively at the Red Sea. The 18th Dynasty's Hatshepsut (or H'at-Sheba-Sut = The Sign of the Queen of the South), not circa 1450 BC but 950 BC is Queen Sheba (of the South=Ophir=Africa=Egypt/Ethiopia) who came to see Solomon having received just one sign from God to go and see Solomon. Ramesses II, the so-called Great, ruled Egypt in circa 650 BC, not 1250 BC. His son Merneptah, who wrote, "Israel's seed is destroyed; the Land razed to the ground", could only have written that in circa 586 BC, not 1210 BC as the historians insist. The Phoenicians controlled the capital of Egypt: Memphis-Memphit-Phitom-Migdol-Noph-Phon(icia)-Tahpanhes=Si-en-ptah. At one time or another they had a major commercial base there. In the Bible, Exodus 14:2, Numbers 33:7, Jeremiah 44:1 and 46:14 confirm this with the name "Migdol" although the earlier mentions (Exodus and Numbers) are what is called redaction whereby the scribes had to insert the modern name for a place to make sense to later generations of readers. That procedure was necessary, unless the name of the place never changed. Jerusalem, for example had three names that changed over time: Salem (2000 BC) then Jebus (1450 BC) and latterly Jerusalem (1000 BC until today); although it was also called Kadesh (El Kuds). Today, it is called The Holy City and Israel is The Holy Land. Kadesh (Hebrew) and El Kuds (Arabic) mean "Holy".

However, Migdol means Tower. The Hebrew word for Tyre which built these en-towered cities, is Tsor (Tsadiq, Vav, Resh) or Ts-r (Tsadiq, Resh). The French transliterate that name "Sur". The English say "Tyre". The English derive Tour, Tower, Turret, Tire etc from this. The French and English derive sur or sure meaning sure as a rock. The Dutch word for rock is the reverse i.e., Rotz (Tzor). The ancient Phoneicians were responsible for a lot of the early settlement of Western Europe. Their weights, measures and money were named after their generaly title of Punicians or as the Egyptians named them Punt. Hence the Irish Punt, English "Pount" or "Pound" (weight and coin).

It was because of Mary Magdalene's Phoenician contacts that the Gospel of Jesus Christ seems to have spread more successfully West than East. After the Assyrian and Persian dominations (800 to 300 BC), then Alexandrian (300 to Zero) invasions, the Phoenicians' bases (migdol) tended to congregate along the North African shores then Portugal, Spain, France, Britain and Holland. 'Western' missionaries from 1600 helped to re-broadcast the Gospel of Jesus into the East.

By restoring history, the significance of Migdol, Magdala and Magdalene is re-discovered. The question, "What is Magdalene" has very deep ramifications which the Greco-Roman and Western mafia are trying to suppress. If this page is destroyed it will be because they do not want the truth to be known.