Black Magic in Shimao and Ur · More Like the Same?
Yes, I count human sacrifice as indicating always Black Magic.
And there seems to be a common theme of the places in these two. For both, if you take a cross around the same parallel circle, the other three points will land in water.
If we go back to Herxheim or forward to Carthage, this is not the case. Insted you have three points on land, and only one in the Pacific.
However, for Herxheim, it's near a border Germany near France, and the other three, one in the Pacific, but the other two, one is in Mongolia near Russia, one is in Canada tolerably near the US.
Carthage was near a battle and Greenboro was near battles, Lexington, Atlanta. Again there is in China a point that, though not in the sea, is in an inland lake. I'm not sure if it was near a battle or not, but probably it was.
Demons had access to knowledge the men they deluded couldn't know naturally (and were probably not aware of). This is also true for knowledge revealed by God about battles./HGL
Shimao itself, 38.5657°N 110.3252°E
https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=Shimao¶ms=38.5657_N_110.3252_E_type:landmark
38.5657 N, 20.3252 E
38.5657 N, 69.6748 W
38.5657 N, 159.6748 W
Ur itself, 30°57′42″N 46°06′18″E (30.9616529 N 46.1051259 E)
https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=Ur¶ms=30.9616529_N_46.1051259_E_type:landmark
30.9616529 N 136.1051259 E
30.9616529 N 43.8948741 W
30.9616529 N 133.8948741 W
Herxheim bei Landau/Pfalz, 49°08′49″N 8°13′12″E
https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=Herxheim_bei_Landau/Pfalz¶ms=49_08_49_N_8_13_12_E
49°08′49″N 98°13′12″E
49°08′49″N 81°46'48" W
49°08′49″N 171°46'48" W
Carthage, 36.8528°N 10.3233°E
https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=Carthage¶ms=36.8528_N_10.3233_E_type:landmark
36.8528°N 100.3233°E
36.8528°N 79.6767°W
36.8528°N 79.6767°W
PS, yes, the Carthage theme is complete in China too: Battle of Dafei River involves: "The Tang general, Xue Rengui, commanded an army of 50,000 men against around 400,000 men of the Tibetan Empire. He left his slower-moving baggage train and 20,000 soldiers under Guo Daifeng behind and advanced with the rest to the Qinghai Lake." QED. (The Qinghai Lake is also known as Koko Nor)./HGL
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I apologise for the stupid question. But I am a bit at a loss here. I have visited your blog once in a while, so apologies if this is explained elsewhere. But what is the relationship between these sites and how does this "cross" drawn from them was determined? Is there a significance if the points fall into water or not? Thank you.
All the sites I have taken as one corner of a cross, Shimao, Ur, then Herxheim and Carthage, have human sacrifice in common (in Herxheim it is cannibalism).
The men who committed these acts were inspired by demons and demons were able to know beforehand some things God revealed, and they were obviously aware of geographic things at great distance. The men were not.
Shimao and Ur .... all the other cross points fall in water.
Herxheim itself and the cross points not in the Pacific fall near borders.
Carthage itself and the two non-Pacific cross points fall in the neighbourhood of battles.
How probable would this be for a pure coincidence?
And obviously, the murderers at Herxheim could have no idea about 20th C. / 21st C. AD borders.
The significance is four instances of common theme, twice that is water, twice it's something common with the place of sacrifice itself.
"how does this "cross" drawn from them was determined"
Sorry, I forgot to answer this.
Start with Shimao, 38.5657°N 110.3252°E.
The other points of the cross are also all 38.5657°N, so exact same parallel circle.
However, the next point, offshore near Greece, still in the water, had 110.3252°E - 90° = 20.3252 E.
Then 90-20.3252 E = 69.6748 W, offshore US, East of somewhere S of Philadelphia, ESE of NYC.
Then 69.6748 W + 90 = 159.6748 W.
Exact same method for the other points, starting in each case a place of human sacrifice or cannibalism, and then doing the cross-points, like I just explained.
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