The Celestial War Theory

It all started with Uranus and Gaea. They were the first God and Goddess. Gaea is the Goddess of the Earth. Uranus is the God of sky. Another name that refer to Gaea is Mother Earth. Uranus and Gaea First children are called the titans. They had 6 titans, which are boys. They also had 6 titanesses, which are girls. The titan had ridiculous amount of strength. One of the titans was named Cronus. Uranus and Gaea had 3 cyclops children. There names were Lightning, Thunder,and Thunderbolt. The cyclopes are strong smiths. Then Uranus and Gaea had a 3 generation of kids, which were 3 sons. They had 50 heads & 100 strong arms. Uranus put the cyclops and 3rd generation of children into Tartarus. Gaea told her Titan kids to help her and kill Uranus for sending there other kids into Tartarus. Gaea told her children, who ever chooses to kill there father get the title lord of the universe and also free his siblings. Cronus said he would, but his father fled before he got the chance.

In greek culture the gods started with a war, which led to a very impact full fall, the fall of Kronos. Kronos is the king of the titans, but every king has his downfall. The king had to have his queen and Kronos's queen was his downfall. The queen didn’t stop trying for children and every time she gave birth, the child was swallowed by their father. That is until Zeus came along.

Out of Chaos, came Earth and Sky, and the very first gods. In this story, life came from nothingness-a void. From the Void there then came Darkness and Night. From Night came the Light and then Day. Earth, named Gaia, brought about Sky, known as Uranus, and then after lying with Sky, she birthed Ocean, along with the giants and Cyclopes, and immortals. Hesiod's story is similar to the Bible in that it describes children falling from grace and having to deal with the consequences and fallout. Also like the Bible, where Eve is the cause of the fall, it is a female-the "mother" who causes the same problem in the Theogeny. This mother gets together with Chornus, her son, who cut his father Sky's insides out of his own body. In the Bible, the Father has great love for his creation, but in Hesiod's story, the father hates his children, who he called the Titans. The Titans were the parents of the Greek gods of Mount Olympus, thus beginning the line of gods that rose from chaos. There is a similarity, though, in the hatred of the father of the Theogeny and the rebellion of the children that stemmed from this feeling, and the great flood of the Bible and the Epic of Gilgamesh, in which the children were punished for their disobedience by an angry Father or

However when Zeus was born Rhea took a stone and wrapped it in clothe and Kronos swallowed it. Zeus grew up away from his father and when he grew up he wanted revenge on his father. Zeus was victorious in the battle against the Titans, the Titanomachy. Metis, the daughter of the Titan Okeanos, “Oceans”, made and served Kronos a drink to make him throw up Zeus’ brothers and sisters, Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia, they joined forces with Zeus.

This war against Cronus and his sons lasted for about 10 years until eventually it came to an end when Zeus and his siblings won and overthrew Cronus After they won they decided to divide up the Earth so each of the three brothers could have a section. Zeus was given the sky, while Poseidon got the waters, and Hades got control of the

The creation of the world is explained through two stories where a son usurps the place of his father - Cronus from Ouranos and Zeus from Cronus perhaps referring to the eternal struggle which exists between different generations and family members. (Brummett) The Olympian gods led by Zeus twice defeated the sources of chaos represented by the Titans and the Giants. These gods then, rule man’s destiny and sometimes directly interfere favorably or otherwise. (Cartwright)

Clusters of rock had begun plummeting into the river canals like rainfall droplets. Everyone’s gaze had turned to the same direction: up. As everyone started at the ceiling, a huge ravine had formed, with blue light meticulously seeping its way through the interstices of the two tectonic plates. A feint roar could be heard, which grew evermore as the creatures flew closer. The legion shuddered when they saw the monsters; one combatant cried out in fear, “It has the head of a lion, the wings of a dragon and the tail of a scorpion!” Zeus grinned as he recognised the figures. “Do not worry, for they are here to help us!” exclaimed Zeus. This force was unprecedented, for such a creature to even exist was nothing more than a myth. Only one name could be bestowed to such a terror: the

Alexander Eliot, who wrote the book Myth, states that in the creation of the begin with Gaea, who is considered the goddess of the earth and is the earth itself (82). Gaea and her husband, Uranus (who was the god of the sky) filled the lands with their children. But Uranus did not love his kids, in fact, he hated them so much that he had them locked away within Gaea. Among these children were the Titans, and Gaea begged for them to get rid of Uranus so that they could roam free. The youngest Titan named Cronus agreed to get rid of his father and took sickle from his mother before heading above ground. Once he found Uranus, Cronus chopped him into small pieces and scattered him around the earth, which sprouted furies from his blood and Aphrodite from his testicles. Before he died though, Uranus told Cronus that Cronus’s own son would take down Cronus. Due to his father’s words, Cronus would eat his kids as soon as they were born in order to remain in power. However, Rhea, Cronus’s wife, tricked him into eating a rock wrapped in a blanket instead of devouring Zeus and years later Zeus overthrew Cronus (82). Now, there are clear differences between the two myths such as one being much more detailed than the other and in the Egyptian myth the gods were created and there was nothing before them. But there is one theme that connects the Greek’s myth about creation and the Egyptian myth about Isis, Ra, and the Snake. The idea of power and doing anything to get it. Isis was more than willing to almost kill her grandfather and/or her creator to be more powerful. Uranus locked away his kids, then Cronus ate his kids to stop from being overthrown. Ironically, the underworld and judgment is not as harsh as the creation of the world, granted it is not the particularly great either. The book was

In the beginning of time there was nothing but darkness and chaos but then miraculously a being emerged from the empty void called Erebus and night. All was dark, empty and silent until love was born bringing order with it, light was born along with Gaea, the earth from love. Gaea alone gave birth to Uranus, the sky, and he became her husband surrounding her on all sides. Together they created twelve Titans, three cyclops 's and three Hecatonchires (hundred-handed ones). Uranus did not like the Hecatonchires so he hid them in a secret place in the earth which angered Gaea so greatly that she plotted against him. When she asked her children to aid her in taking revenge against Uranus all of them were too afraid to challenge their father except for the youngest Titan named Kronos. Gaea and Kronos planned their revenge and castrated him as he slept. Uranus disappeared after promising Kronos that the Titans would be punished for what he had done. Kronos was then named ruler, married his sister Rhea and locked up the Hecatonchires and Cyclopes in Tartarus. When Rhea and Kronos had many children Gaea and Uranus prophesied that he would be overthrown by a child of his. To solve the issue Kronos ate all but one of his children in hopes of changing his fate. The child that was not devoured by his father was hidden by Rhea and was named Zeus. Zeus grew up and made a plan to get his siblings back and defeat Kronos. He decided on getting a potion to make

She Then came up with a plan to castrate her husband as punishment and so she formed a scythe made of stone. Knowing she would need help so she gathered her 12 sons that were not put in Tartarus and told them of her plan. 11 of the sons refused to do the deed because of fear, but one of her sons named Kronos accepted the task given by his mother.. Kronos who took the stone scythe (which became his symbol) was hidden by Gaia to wait until Uranus came so that he would ambushed by Kronos. The plan worked out as expected and Uranus was castrated by kronos which he threw his fathers testicals out into the sea and his blood formed greece and Aphrodite

Back in ancient Greece, before the world was known as ‘Earth’- Uranos, who represented the heavens, and Gaea, who represented the earth, created the Titans. One of the Titans named Kronos overthrew his father, Uranos, and married his sister Rhea. Kronos and Rhea had children, they are known as the Olympian gods. Kronos’ prophecy was similar to his fathers; he would be defeated by his off spring. Learning this, Kronos ensured his safety by eating each of his children as they were born. Rhea, becoming more and more upset about losing her

In the beginning of time, there was a god and his four children who created the earth. For example, all five gods had a different job on their creation. His four children were gods of earth, wind, fire, and water; they created the basics of Earth. The main god, Atenis, was in charge of creating the living specimens and giving the modernistic earth purpose. Furthermore, Atenis and his children had to discover a suitable piece of land for their creation. They searched far and wide for the perfect planet to establish a world. After a year of scrutinizing throughout the galaxy, the gods rejoiced when they found land that would soon be called Earth. Before long, Atenis sent his children to construct his mental idea to a physical being.

Then phaethon says he wants to drive the gods chariot. Phaethon was first incontrol but then the horses took over and set the world on fire! Then Torment and Terror welcome death. Mother Earth cried out to the Sun Gods, and Zeus here's the cry and hurls a thunderbolt and shatters the chariot.

The Armageddon Battle has finished with the victory of Christ, marking the end of the great tribulation. Satan had been bound with a big chain and threw into the deepest part of the abyss, which was closed and sealed, so that he does not deceive the nations more, until one thousand years were fulfilled (Rev 20.1-3). That is the prelude of the government of the Christ, and when is established, for a thousand years, His will, will be done, on the earth as it is done in heavens.

III. Cronos or Cronus appears in “Theogony” as the youngest of Uranus’s and Gaia’s (earth) children, whom he castrated into becoming the ruler of the universe. It must be mentioned that