The symbols
Then in the next age we have the bull, when they were worshipping the golden calf. They worshiped the sun as the golden part, and the calf was the bull, or Taurus the bull. So the golden calf represented Taurus the bull. Then we see the judgment day, when everybody is going to be brought back to life and judged, that is the judgment day. But this is ancient Egyptian, and is just another "story." There has never been a judgment day, that is just a story.
Unless you understand what the ancient Egyptians were saying, you'll never know the difference. And that is that the day that you are living right now is your judgment day. You are being judged right now, and if you understand that, then you can go on and not worry yourself sick over what is going to happen to you when you die. You are not going up to heaven with God's Son. I don't know where you are going, but you are quite likely not going up there with God's Son.
That is why today, when you get married, you get married before God. And the symbol of that God is the ring that is put on each other's fingers. The ring of Saturn. In the marriage phrases, one also begins to see what that has to do with Saturn. So when you get married, you get married with a ring, and the symbol of that God is the ring, the ring of Saturn. You're wearing God's ring. And the yarmulke was the round ring that you wear on your head, for Saturn your God. Even in the middle ages, in the temples, Catholic monks would shave their heads in a round circle, and the Hebrews, instead of doing that, would wear the yarmulke. But it all had to do with the round rings of Saturn.