Alumbrado

A Spanish secret society meaning the Illuminated, or Enlightened. It was started in 1492 by Talmudic Jews called the Marranos whom outwardly professed being baptized followers of Jesus Christ, but secretly kept following the satanic Babylonian Talmud.

With the start of the Spanish Inquisition the order came under persecution. It was around this time (1527) that one of the Alumbrado’s members the Jew Ignatius Loyola was arrested, but shortly after let go. From this point it appears that the the order reinvented it’s self by adopting a Catholic cover, and renaming it’s self to the Jesuits (Society of Jesus). The Jesuit Order was eventually accepted by the Pope, and became an arm of the Catholic church in on April 5th 1540

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