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Many people are unaware that the government, celebrities, and elites serve a different god than the rest of us. The god they refer to is not the same as you are familiar with.

They all worship Lucifer and have erected monuments and holidays in his honor. Among the most famous symbols they made in Lucifer’s honor is the Statue of Liberty.

The History of the Statue of Liberty

Before I get to the main point of this article, remember that every story has two sides. There is the truth and the lie. The information in our history books about the Statue of Liberty is all lies.

According to the history books, the Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the US, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and built by Gustave Eiffel. It was dedicated on October 28, 1886, to honor the 100th anniversary of American independence and Franco-American friendship while also symbolizing freedom and democracy.

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The statue depicts Libertas, the Roman goddess of freedom, robed and standing on a pedestal, torch in right hand and a tablet with the Declaration of Independence date in her left.

Made of copper sheets, it’s 151 feet (ca. 46 m) tall, including the pedestal, and has turned green over time. It is said to represent freedom, opportunity, and hope for immigrants coming to the United States.

Note: The information I presented is from history books. Now here comes the truth.

The Truth about the Statue of Liberty and its Relationship with Lucifer

To understand the connection between the Statue of Liberty and Lucifer, we must consult the Bible and learn more about him. According to Ezekiel 28:12-15, Lucifer was once an exalted cherub who performed flawlessly and commanded everything.

He desired to elevate himself above God because he believed the Creator had made a grave error in creating Adam, as stated in Isaiah 14:12-14 (KJV). This triggered the war in heaven, in which he and one-third of his followers were expelled from the heavenly realm and brought to earth (Revelation 12:4).

After the fall, Lucifer assumed rulership of this world, becoming “the god of this world,” as described in 2 Corinthians 4:4 (KJV). He then began deceiving and influencing Adam’s descendants, tempting them to sin and rebel against God, as recorded in Genesis 3:1-5.

Fast-forward to today, because of Lucifer’s reputation as the “god of this world,” the powers-that-be honoured him by erecting the Statue of Liberty in New York. They also built more replica statues, which are now found in over 30 countries and territories around the world.

To demonstrate my point, I will give you at least three examples that show the Statue of Liberty is, in fact, a representation of Lucifer.

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The first connection that Lucifer has to the Statue of Liberty is found in the meaning of his name. Lucifer’s real name is Helel, meaning “morning star” or “light-bringer” in Hebrew.

This is precisely why the Illuminati, a shadow secret occult group made up of the most powerful men in the world, was founded on the Lucifer symbol, which means “to illuminate” or “shine bright,” which is linked to Lucifer’s role as a light bearer.

In layman’s term, a light-bearer refers to a person who brings or carries light. In the Statue of Liberty, Lucifer is clearly seen carrying a torch that fits his title. The torch’s upward trajectory represents aspiration for knowledge and power, a theme that runs through Lucifer’s story.

Aside from that, Lucifer is also known as the morning star, a title bestowed upon him while still an anointed cherub in the celestial heavens. It symbolized his shining presence and function as a beacon of light on the day he was honored.

There is also a similar Lucifer symbolism in the Olympic torch relay, where runners and sometimes celebrities carry the flame to the current host city. These events were carefully planned to honor the god worshipped by the powerful elites and celebrities.

Even more, the idea of Lucifer holding a torch was used in the Hollywood Columbia Pictures logo. It is important to understand that Lucifer does not identify as male or female but the combination of both. He can adopt any gender he wants, depending on his preferences.

This also explains why androgyny and cross-dressing are so popular in Hollywood and around the world. They keep reminding us who truly controls this damned world.

A second connection that the Statue of Liberty has with Lucifer is the statue’s significance. In literal terms, the Statue of Liberty stands for Freedom. This is also comparable to the Luciferian mantra “do as thou will” which advocates for individuals to act in accordance with their desires. 

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The phrase “do as thou wilt” comes from the occult and mystical traditions, specifically the writings of Aleister Crowley, a prominent figure in modern occultism.

Crowley popularized the term as the cornerstone of his early 20th-century spiritual philosophy, Thelema. In Thelema, “do as thou wilt” is regarded as the ultimate expression of individual liberty and the pursuit of one’s true will.

So, even though the Creator of the heavens and the earth wants man to follow certain rules, Lucifer is unconcerned because he believes people should follow their inner desires, which will lead to more sin. This is why he wants you to do whatever you want, or, more accurately, to live your life to the fullest.

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Additionally, the Statue of Liberty’s seven-pointed halo, which symbolizes the seven seas and continents, is a symbol of Lucifer’s message of universal freedom and enlightenment. Since the head serves as the body’s engine, anything placed on it as a crown represents complete control, so the seven continents on his head convey the idea that he rules them all.

In addition, in the book of Revelation, Lucifer is also represented as a beast with seven heads and ten horns, signifying his function as an enemy and liar.

The third connection between the Statue of Liberty and Lucifer is the chains on the Statue’s feet. Lucifer believed he was imprisoned while serving as an anointed cherub in Heaven for the Creator.

Since his exile from the celestial realm, he has never stopped reminding us of the meaning of his freedom, which is how the symbolism of freedom evolved into a universal artistic form.

The term freedom was only added to the English language because of Lucifer’s fall from grace. They purposefully loosened the chains in the statue’s feet to represent Lucifer’s release from God after his fall to earth.  

Lastly, another connection between Lucifer and the Statue of Liberty is that both of them depict how to rise above hardships or oppression. Remember how Lucifer once questioned God’s rule, which he viewed as tyranny? 

Lady Liberty, on the other hand, stands for American independence and freedom from oppression. This is why the inscription on the lady liberty reads “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free“

Conclusion

Every connection I have made here indicates that the Statue of Liberty was designed to honor Lucifer. From this, we can conclude that everyone in the world worships Lucifer, even if most of them don’t know it.

The elites changed the story about the Statue of Liberty because they feared that if the world discovered it was intended for Lucifer, it would lose its significance.

In conclusion, the Bible warned us that the earth has fallen into the hands of the wicked (2 Maccabees 6:14), and that we should be extremely cautious of Lucifer and his devices (Ephesians 6:10-11).

Through the disclosure contained within this article, you have been forewarned.