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the ancient word Lucifer also applied to Venus. However, this is not the case. Venus and Mercury were<br />
known primarily as evening stars, but when Venus was a morning star it was called Phosphorus. (This word<br />
comes from the Greek, phos, light; and phero, bear). The Asteroid Belt, then the planet Lucifer, was also<br />
known as the morning star.<br />
Did the destruction of Lucifer take place in Isaiah's time? This is not likely, for history tells us that there were<br />
great catastrophes on Earth as early as the 13th century B.C. And remember, space intelligences refer to our<br />
Earth as Saros (Saras) "the sorrowful planet", or the "planet of much cataclysm".<br />
The Old Testament is literally full of references to the end of the planet known to the ancients of Earth as<br />
Lucifer, and to outer space intelligences as Maldek, the "silver-tongued". The first three letters of the planet's<br />
name (Mal) mean: tongue. For a moment, let us refer once again to James 3:5-10. There is a double meaning<br />
to be found here, for James is not only talking about the literal tongue of man, but he is speaking<br />
metaphorically of Maldek (Lucifer).<br />
James 3:5: "Even so the tongue is a little member, and boasteth great things. Behold, how great a matter a<br />
little fire kindleth!"<br />
In reference to Maldek, this could be translated: "Even so the planet Maldek (tongue) is a little world<br />
(member), and boasteth great things. Behold, how great a destruction (matter) a little explosion (fire) causes<br />
(kindleth!)."<br />
James 3:6: "And the tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity: so is the tongue among our members, that it defileth<br />
the whole body, and setteth on fire the course of nature; and it is set on fire of hell."<br />
This verse can also be translated: "And the tongue is a fire, that world of iniquity: the tongue is among our<br />
members that which defileth the whole body, and setteth on fire the wheel of nature (or birth), and is set on<br />
fire by hell (Gehenna)."<br />
Referring again to Maldek, James 3:6 could read: "And Maldek (the tongue) is aflame (a fire), that would of<br />
iniquity: Maldek (the tongue) is among our planets (members) that which defileth the whole solar system<br />
(body), and setteth on fire the vortex (wheel) of nature (or birth), and is set on fire by the unseen state (hell)."<br />
In Greek, hell is here translated as Gehenna (Hebrew, Gehinnom). Gehinnom was the valley of Hinnom, near<br />
Jerusalem, where the city's refuse was thrown and burned; hence, hell-fire and hell itself; the place of future<br />
torment of the wicked.<br />
The last part of James 3:6 can also be translated: ". . . and it is set on fire of hell."<br />
In referring to Maldek, this would give us: ". . . and Maldek (it) is set on fire of the unseen state (hell)."<br />
This means that Maldek was a world of iniquity that exploded and burned and was a planet in our solar system<br />
that defiled all the other planets because of its evil, and Maldek (the tongue) set on fire its vortex, the power of<br />
its birth and being, and therefore was set on fire of the unseen state . . . because Maldek released the terrible<br />
hydrogen power she broke her vortex and was thereby reduced to an unseen state.<br />
James 3:7: "For every kind of beast, and of birds, and of serpents, and of things in the sea, is tamed, and hath<br />
been tamed of mankind (nature of man)."<br />
We see here that man in this solar system had tamed everything, for all things of nature were under his<br />
control.