Janus, the ambivalent Indo-European deity with two faces, one on each side of the head, was one of the most ancient gods of Tome. Originally the god of gods and benevolent creator, he became the god of change and such transitions as that of development of past to future, of one condition to another, of one vision to another and of one universe to another... He was god of the GATE. He was the presiding deity of the beginning of anything. The opening     month of the year (January from janua, 'gate') was sacred to him...  (ct. Jean Chevalier and Alain Gheerbrant. Dictionary of Symbols (Penguin Books, New York 1994) pg. 552.)

      Now Janus whose key the pope usurped...was also Dagon. Janus, the two-headed god, who had lived in two worlds, was the Babylonian divinity... Dagon. Dagon, the fish-god, represented that deity as a manifestation of the same patriarch (Noah) who had lived so long in the waters of the deluge. As the Pope bears the  key of Janus, so he wears the mitre of Dagon. The Papal mitre is entirely different from the mitre of Aaron and the Jewish high priests. That mitre was a turban. The two-horned mitre, which the Pope wears when he sits on the high altar at Rome and receives the Cardinals, is the very mitre worn by Dagon, the fish-god of the Philistine and Babylonians. (ct. Rev. Alexander Hislop, The Two Babylons. (Loizeaux Brother, inc. 1959) pg. 214-215.)

    Notes on 1 Samuel 5:3-5,8. This idol was supposed to be partly in a human form, and part in that of a fish...The  motive    which induced the Philistines to set up the ark in the temple of Dagon, may be easily ascertained. It was customary, in all    nations, to dedicate the spoils taken from an enemy to their gods:  1. As gratitude offering for the help which they supposed them to have furnished; and 2. As a proof that their gods, i.e., the gods of the conquerors, were more powerful than those of the conquered.  It was, no doubt, to insult the God of Israel, and to insult and terrify his people, that they placed his ark in the temple of Dagon.... We have the remains of this custom in the depositing of colours, standards, &c., taken from an enemy, in our churches; but whether this may be called superstition or a religious act, is hard to say. (ct. Adam Clarke, A Commentary and Critical Notes (New York: Adingbon-Cokesbuby Press, 1843). val. 2. pg. 222-223.) '

      Fish are at one and the same time saviors and instruments of revelation. A Fish was one of Vishnu's avatar (incarnations): it   saved Manu, lawgiver of the present cycle from the flood and then brought him to Vedas, in other words revealed to him the whole of sacred knowledge. Christ himself is often depicted as a fisherman, Christians being fish since the waters of baptism are their natural element, and he himself is symbolized by a fish. Thus he is the Fish which guides the Ark of the Church, just as the Matsya - avatara guided the ark of Manu. Sacred fish in Ancient Egypt,...Dagon, and...Oannes, bear witness to identity of symbol...as 'the Revealer'. Oannes, indeed has been regarded as a prefiguration of Christ. .

     Dagon was one "...of Yahweh's leading enemies. On account  of the bad publicity given him in the Bible, he naturally became a leading demon of the Christian hell".  In religion, symbols play an important role. The symbolic object offers many sensations, every one of which helps to keep the idea that is symbolized in the foreground of consciousness. A symbol is the hold that a man can obtain on an abstract thought, the peg upon which he can hang his heart, the funnel through which he pours out his soul.

      We as a race are educated through symbols.

NOTICE! The "fish" is not a symbol of Jesus, but the "Blood and Fat" IN the fish are symbolic for man's Redemption for sin. Jesus' Blood on Calvary was NOT a symbol. It was real Blood! Sinless Blood. Jesus asked His Church to remember Him with   this RITUAL (HOLY COMMUNION) ) "until He comes". The Blood was spilt, and you don't need to eat it now.   

In Christ, We're Fit & Free!

Please forgive us. We are not degenerating the Pope. He, as myself, stands before Jehovah, the Creator of The Universe. He, Jehovah,  accepted  His Choice of Jesus' Blood for our sins. The System of Salvation is used in the Blood of Jesus for our sins. Even to this day, the Jews proclaim "Jehovah" as Sovereign  God!. The Pope's God is not Jehovah! He says so. 

     Isn't it strange that Christians who believe in the Ten Commandments seem openly to violate one of them? After all, God said: "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy"   (Exodus 20:8). The Sabbath was the seventh day of creation and the seventh day of the week, yet most Christians worship on Sunday, the first day of the week. Why the change? ...Today, with the exception of the Seventh-Day Adventists, Christians hold Sunday as their day for public worship. (See McCollister, John C. The Christian Book of Why (Testament Books, New York. 1983) pg 122.

  The Pope is not the problem, but the system is. He, like us, are human. He says so. He is "a vicar", "a clerk", a person who works in an office performing such tasks as keeping records, attending to correspondence, or filling. My question is "Who is his President?"  Does he (The Pope) "work in the office"? How long has the "President's Business" been in  use? "Since  I am looking for my GOD, not the "worker", let me look some more.  I have one of His 'Business Cards!' Thank you, Sir".