SUBLIMINAL IMAGES HIDDEN IN JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES’ PUBLICATIONS

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It is hard for some people to accept that there are satanic images hidden in the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ publications. We would like you to have an open mind and at least look. Some web sites that claim to have evidence of Watchtower Subliminal art are nothing but decoys. They have been designed to discredit the genuine findings.

To reveal these demonic images, you have to take the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ pieces of art, as they appear in their publications, and place a mirror at a specific place inside the selected picture, creating new images composed of one-half of each piece viewed forward and backward at the same time. And when viewed in this way, the new images formed really do appear to contain composite images that resemble devil’s heads, beheaded men, tortured faces, and psychedelic shapes suggestive of madness and evil.

Let’s see some examples:
Page 9 of “The Watchtower” magazine, issue March 15th, 1996:

 

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Page 27 of “The Watchtower” magazine, issue August 15th, 1993:

 

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Page 5 of the book “What Does The Bible Really Teach?”:

 

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Page 35 of the book “The Knowledge That Leads to Everlasting Life”:

 

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Page 15 of “The Watchtower” magazine, issue June 15th, 1994:

 

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Page 69 of the book “What Does The Bible Really Teach?”:

 

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La siguiente pieza de arte se halla en la página 75 del libro “¿Qué Enseña Realmente La Biblia?” (2005):

 

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Page 35 of the book “The KNOWLEDGE that leads to eternal life”:

If we turn the image 180º, and place a mirror on the left side of the face of Jesus, we will get this scary demon called Cthuluh:

Cthulhu is a cosmic demon created by writer H. P. Lovecraft and first introduced in the short story “The Call of Cthulhu”, published in the American pulp magazine Weird Tales in 1928.

Cthulhu’s head is depicted as similar to the entirety of a gigantic octopus, with an unknown number of tentacles surrounding its supposed mouth. Compare a common depiction of Cthulhu’s face with the mirroring image we found on page 35 of the book “The knowledge that leads to everlasting life”:

H. P. Lovecraft, was an American writer, author of novels and horror stories. His work constitutes a classic of cosmic horror.

The influence of the old European witchcraft in Lovecraft is absolutely beyond dispute. As an example, we will mention his work “Dreams in the House of the Witch”. In this novel (which is part of the myths of Cthulhu) a man rents a room in a house in which Keziah Mason (an old witch who escaped from the courts of Salem in the year 1692) had lived. Lovecraft also mentions the presence of the mysterious “black man” who appears so many times in the history of medieval European witchcraft (see The Witch-Cult in Western Europe, Chapter 4, page 34, by the anthropologist Margaret Murray)

 

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Page 20 of the book “HAPPINESS-HOW TO FIND IT” (1980):

 

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Please look up the word hovah in the strongs.

H 1943.

Jehovah is a compound word.

Yah = H3050. Lord

hovah = H1943 - Ruin, wickedness

 

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Page 35 of the book “The KNOWLEDGE that leads to eternal life”:

If we turn the image 180º, and place a mirror on the left side of the face of Jesus, we will get this scary demon called Cthuluh:

Cthulhu is a cosmic demon created by writer H. P. Lovecraft and first introduced in the short story “The Call of Cthulhu”, published in the American pulp magazine Weird Tales in 1928.

Cthulhu’s head is depicted as similar to the entirety of a gigantic octopus, with an unknown number of tentacles surrounding its supposed mouth. Compare a common depiction of Cthulhu’s face with the mirroring image we found on page 35 of the book “The knowledge that leads to everlasting life”:

H. P. Lovecraft, was an American writer, author of novels and horror stories. His work constitutes a classic of cosmic horror.

The influence of the old European witchcraft in Lovecraft is absolutely beyond dispute. As an example, we will mention his work “Dreams in the House of the Witch”. In this novel (which is part of the myths of Cthulhu) a man rents a room in a house in which Keziah Mason (an old witch who escaped from the courts of Salem in the year 1692) had lived. Lovecraft also mentions the presence of the mysterious “black man” who appears so many times in the history of medieval European witchcraft (see The Witch-Cult in Western Europe, Chapter 4, page 34, by the anthropologist Margaret Murray)

Octopus = Mind Control spirit.