According to the dates set forth in the book of Daniel, Mt. Zion will be in the hands of unbelievers for 2,300 years.

• The Greeks conquered Israel in 333BC and 2,300 years later in 1967AD the Jews re-conquered it after the 6-Day War.

• The two other periods linked with the abomination of the Temple are 1,290 and 1,335 years.

• The Muslims turned the Dome of the Rock into a mosque in 677, and 1,290 years later in 1967 east Jerusalem was annexed by Israel.

• The other period is 1,335 years after the Muslims captured the Temple.

• And that is 45 years after 1967, or 2012.

 

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_washingtonDC09.htm

In the Old Testament, the priests of Inanna (Asherah) and Dumuzi (Tammuz) are known as kelabim “dogs.”

Deu 23:17  There shall be no prostitute among the daughters of Israel, nor shall there be a homosexual among the sons of Israel.
Deu 23:18  You shall not bring the hire of a prostitute, or the price of a dog (kelavim) , into the house of YHWH your God for any vow; for even both of these are an abomination to YHWH your God.

Sumerian royal inscriptions use the compound ur-sag “hero, warrior” which means literally “top dog.”

In the latter religion of Babylon and Assyria, the god Bel-Merodach, king of all heavenly gods, had four dogs named Ukkumu (Seizer), Akkulu (Eater), Ikšsuda (Grasper), and Iltebu (Holder).

Leto, the mother of Apollo and Artemis, took the form of a wolf or was said to be escorted from the Hyperboreans by wolves. Artemis was known as the “Wolf Goddess” and had a wolf on her shield. Both she and her Roman counterpart Diana were accompanied by a pack of hunting dogs.

Temples to Lycian Apollo or “Wolf-like Apollo” were common in ancient Greece. Apollo was known as Lykegenes “of she-wolf descent” in reference to his mother Leto. The wolf was Apollo’s sacred animal.

Even Zeus had wolf connections among the Arcadians. Zeus Lykaios or “Wolf Zeus” was the patron deity of Arcadia. There was a story that a man turned into a wolf at each yearly sacrifice to Zeus Lykaios.

The death goddess Hecate was closely linked with dogs and sometimes portrayed as dog-headed. Her special pet was Cerebos, the three-headed guard dog of the entrance to Hades. The connection of dogs to death, the underworld and resurrection may be linked to their burying and retrieving of bones and also to the practice of “dog burial” — the devouring of corpses by dogs

The Norse supreme deity Woden (Odin) chose two wolves, Freki and Geri, as his companions. His own death by the great apocalyptic wolf Fenrir was considered a fitting warrior’s death for the god.

The underworld known as Hel to the Norse was guarded by a pack of dogs and wolves headed by the massive dog Garm.   This could be the origin of the term ‘hell hounds.’

Mithras, the Persian savior god, also had hunting dogs that helped him in the slaying of the bull. The dog was considered sacred to Mithras followers in ancient Europe.

http://littleguyintheeye.wordpress.com/category/end-times/days-of-noah-end-times/