Where's the pic?

Yet Moses is considered a Saint and is a pivotal Jew in the Creation of Christianity. Then you have Saul of Tarsus who used his position as a Roman Jew to spread the religion to Gentile pagans.

Goats have horns.

When the baby Moses was three months old, according to biblical story, he was placed in a basket of bulrushes upon the river's edge, rescued by an Egyptian princess, nursed by his natural mother, raised as a prince and trained in the temple mysteries.

How closely this parallels the stories of Romulus, Bacchus, Osiris, and that of Sargon who, preceding Moses by two thousand years, laid the foundations of civilization for the first Semitic empire. Inscribed on fragments of Babylonian tile:

Sargona, the king of Akkad am I.

My mother was a princess, my father I did not know.

My mother, the princess, conceived me, in difficulty she brought me forth.

She placed me in an ark of rushes, with bitumen my exit she sealed up.

She launched me in the river, which did not drown me.

The river carried me, to Akki the water-carrier it brought me. . . .

All these saviors were taken from the water. " . . . she called his name Moses: and she said, because I drew him out of the water." Water is one of our oldest symbols. The water-wave glyph [illustration] is found in every land, representing the Great Deep, Chaos, Wisdom, and also Universal Mother: Mary, mother of Jesus, Maya, mother of Buddha, etc. In baptism ceremonies, whether along the banks of the Nile, the Ganges, Euphrates, or Jordan rivers, at the seashore, or within church or temple, water signifies purification, dedication and the commencement of a new way of life.

And so the "Pan-headed Moses" represents a new way coming out of an old.

Out of Pan-theism.....and into Monotheism. With Moses, there is the remnant of the old

still visible in his horns...and so he was not allowed to pass into 'the promised land'.

Deep water artistic/symbolic/archtypical allegories revealed to the artist by the Angel Michael as he attests by his iconic name.