CodeBreakers Corner

Why Does the Illuminati Never Mention the Father—Why the Silence?

Have you ever wondered why the Illuminati, elite occultists, and secretive cabals constantly obsess over symbols tied to Jesus—such as the all-seeing eye, inverted crosses, the number 33 (representing His age), or rituals mocking the Eucharist—yet mysteriously remain completely silent when it comes to God the Father? They openly parody the Son, but the Father is never even whispered. No twisted Genesis symbols, no inverted burning bushes, no mocking of "I AM." Absolute silence. Why?

Step 1: The Silence—What's Missing?

Look closely, and you'll notice something strange. The Illuminati’s rituals (like Walpurgis sacrifices, equinox ceremonies) and numeric games (7, 13, 33) obsessively mock Christ’s life and resurrection—but never touch God's foundational actions like the Creation (7 days) or the Ten Commandments. Even pop-culture conspiracies like The Da Vinci Code zero in on Christ’s lineage but avoid the Father entirely. This silence isn’t coincidence; it’s deliberate.

Step 2: The Father's Nature—Too Vast to Mock

Here's why they avoid Him: the Father’s nature is fundamentally untouchable. Jesus was human, had a birth and death—tangible events easy to parody or twist. The Father, however, is infinite: "I AM THAT I AM" (Exodus 3:14). He has no form or limits; He embodies cosmic power—creation itself, flooding seas, thunder from Sinai. How do you mock a force that's everywhere and nowhere simultaneously?

Their rituals depend heavily on concrete symbols (three nails, inverted crosses, 33 degrees). To parody the Father’s actions—like "Let there be light"—would require the ability to recreate or reshape reality itself. They can mock Christ’s tomb, but mocking the creation itself would demand power they simply don't possess.

Step 3: Strategic Avoidance—Control Without Confrontation

They don't just avoid the Father—they strategically omit Him:

Hijack Without Credit: They freely use His numbers (7 for divine completion, 12 for order, 3 for Trinity) without naming their source. Naming the Father openly would acknowledge that He owns the original code, undermining their claim to power.

Jesus as Proxy: Jesus symbolizes humanity and Christianity in a tangible form. By targeting Jesus, they directly attack the heart of Christianity without directly challenging the entire Abrahamic faith (which includes Judaism and Islam). Mocking the Father explicitly could unify these faiths against them, something they want to avoid.

Plausible Deniability: Avoiding explicit mention of the Father keeps their actions ambiguous enough to deny intent, maintaining confusion rather than clarity.

Step 4: Belief and Fear—They’re Not Sure He's Bluffing

Occultists are rebels but not atheists—they’re superstitious, secretly fearful of the very power they mock. Deep down, they're aware of biblical events: the Father drowned armies, split seas, sent plagues, and torched cities like Sodom. Jesus rose again—a powerful but finite event. But the Father’s wrath is cosmic and potentially endless. Mocking Christ is provocative; mocking the Father risks divine annihilation.

Their entire occult enterprise (numerology, astrology, rituals) depends on believing the world operates according to divine laws. Calling out the Father explicitly risks unraveling their carefully constructed mystique, ironically destroying their supposed power source.

Step 5: Their Darkest Secret—They're Parasites, Not Creators

The real hidden truth is this: Illuminati occultists depend entirely on the Father’s cosmic framework. Their numeric symbolism (7, 3, 12, 33) directly steals from divine order, siphoning off its power. They can symbolically "kill" Jesus repeatedly through ritualized sacrifices, disasters, or assassinations. But the Father is the lifeblood fueling their rituals. Without Him, their entire symbolic system collapses.

Have you noticed there’s no "anti-Father" iconography—no parody of the burning bush, no symbolic inversion of creation itself? They simply can't. To acknowledge the Father openly would expose their dependence on Him. Silence isn’t respect; it's self-preservation.

Conclusion: Silence as Survival

The Illuminati refuse to mention or mock God the Father explicitly because He's too immense to caricature, too fundamental to their own borrowed power, and far too dangerous to provoke openly. Jesus is their target because He's tangible, relatable, and symbolic. The Father remains their silent source—unnamed, unmocked, and forever feared.

Their silence loudly confesses their greatest secret: they’re not in control—they’re trapped within the Father's numeric framework, desperately hiding their dependence on His power.

Numbers are their leash; the Father holds it.