Ch.2: what! No Jewish Origin ?

Chapter 2: "What? No Jewish Origin?" This chapter investigates the origins of the six-pointed star, widely known as the Star of David, and challenges the assumption that it is inherently Jewish. The author presents historical and archaeological evidence suggesting that the symbol predates its association with Judaism and was commonly used in pagan and occult traditions, particularly in ancient Egypt and by various mystic and magical groups. Key sources like The Jewish Connection and The Universal Jewish Encyclopedia are cited to support the claim that the six-pointed star only became associated with Judaism in the 16th century and officially adopted as a symbol of Zionism in 1897. The chapter links the symbol to the worship of pagan deities such as Moloch and Ashtoreth and argues that its usage among ancient Israelites was condemned by God in scriptures like Amos 5:26 and Acts 7:43. The author warns of the spiritual dangers of using a symbol rooted in occultism and urges a return to biblical truth.