Season 7

The Trinity Cults: Greece and Roman

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Marie Speaks G-d’s Grace Bible Study.

This is Season 7 of Marie Speaks G-d’s Grace.

I hope everyone has been enjoying reviewing of Trinity Cults. We have reviewed the main Trinity Cults of Meso-America: The Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas. Now, we will take a look at Greek and Roman Trinity Cults. We kicked off Part 2 of Season 7 by identifying the addiction of idolatry and paganism. Additionally, we reviewed measures that are used in institutions such as schools, work, and social. Measures that were under the cloak of “education” or “enlightenment” or, what is deemed socially acceptable. Essentially, the methods implemented had the main objective of breaking the will of those who wanted a true relationship with The One True Living God.

First video link: Part 3 Season 7: The Trinity cults Series Greece and Roman

Second Video: The Trinity cults. The Greeks and Romans continued

Third Video: The Trinity cults. The Greeks and Romans continued in books

Part 2 Of Season 7: Are you addicted to idolatry? Are you over coming  paganism?  The Tests, Trials, and Success to freedom!!!

Previously, we reviewed in Bereshit Genesis ch 22: 1= Singularity, 2= Distinction, and together they make 3= Harmony; the physical reality of the spiritual ascension events that actually took place during the “offering” of Issac may peace be upon him, by The Father of our Faith Abraham.

In this 2nd Part of Season 7, we are focusing on other cases of stolen valor. Specifically, how the trinity cults, have attempted to lech onto the monotheism of Torah Observant ( commonly known as Orthodox) Judaism.

After reviewing the Trinity Cults of Meso-America, I have a couple of questions:

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What happened to the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas, after the wars with the Spanish, surrounding Tribes and others?

In summary, the Spanish conquest had a profound impact on the Aztec, Mayan, and Inca civilizations, leading to the collapse of their empires, the suppression of their cultures, and the imposition of Spanish colonial rule. However, aspects of these civilizations’ cultures and traditions endured, influencing the development of the societies that emerged in their place.

Aztecs:

  • Collapse of the Empire: The Spanish conquest, led by Hernán Cortés, brought about the downfall of the Aztec Empire in 1521. 
  • Cultural Suppression:Spanish colonial rule led to the suppression of Aztec religion, language, and traditions. 
  • Disease and Demise:European diseases, like smallpox, devastated the Aztec population, further weakening their ability to resist Spanish control. 
  • Forced Labor and Exploitation:The Aztecs were subjected to forced labor (encomienda system) and exploitation of their resources by the Spanish. 
  • Cultural Transformation:While the Aztec Empire was destroyed, aspects of Aztec culture and traditions persisted, albeit in a transformed form, influencing the development of Mexican society and culture. 

I know some might be feeling sorry for the Aztec being destroyed. I would like to take this time to remind everyone some of what was really destroyed here.

The Aztecs were a polytheistic society with many gods and goddesses, each associated with a specific aspect of life. They believed that the gods had great power and influence over people’s lives. 

Religious practices

  • Human sacrificeThe Aztecs believed that human sacrifice was necessary to please the sun god and keep the cycle of life and death in balance. Sacrifices were often performed during festivals and involved cutting out the victim’s heart and offering it to the gods. 
  • Offerings The Aztecs made offerings to the gods in the form of food, goods, and more. They also made offerings to the dead 80 days after the funeral, and then annually for four years. 
  • Ceremonies Aztec ceremonies were often multi-day affairs that included music, dancing, and feasting. Priests led the ceremonies, and sometimes “became” gods during the ceremony. 
  • Art The Aztecs used sculptures and paintings to honor their gods. They also decorated their homes with altars and sculptures. 
  • Ballgame The Aztecs played a ballgame called tlachtli or ollamaliztli. The game had religious and mythological significance, and the losers were sometimes sacrificed. 

Somehow I seriously doubt Mexico or the world would be a much better place if the Aztec were still running around living that Aztec way of “life”.

Let’s read some articles for reference.

Cannibalism Confirmed Among Ancient Mexican Group

The warriors would bring the dead victims back to the village, where Xiximes would rip the bodies apart at the joints, taking care not to break the bones. In cases when carrying a whole body was impractical, the head and hands would be removed and brought back to the village, according to INAH’s research.
Body parts were cooked in pans until the bones emerged clean. The flesh was then cooked with beans and corn and eaten in a type of soup—part of an all-night village ritual, complete with singing and dancing, according to missionaries’ reports.

A convoy of Spaniards and allies was ritually sacrificed in 1520 at Tecoaque – ‘the place where they ate them’ – before Hernán Cortés wreaked revenge.  
“at the town of Tecoaque, which means “the place where they ate them” in the Nahuatl language of the Aztecs.

Residents of Tecoaque, also known as Zultepec, captured a convoy of about 15 male Spaniards, 50 women and 10 children, 45 foot soldiers who included Cubans of African and Indigenous descent, and about 350 allies from Indigenous groups in 1520. All were apparently sacrificed over the space of months.
When he heard about it, the conquistador Hernán Cortés ordered Gonzalo de Sandoval to destroy the town in revenge in early 1521.

Those don’t sound like fun vacation spots; am I right?!?

And not to get to ahead of myself…but guess what Roman practice cannibalism too.

Two thousand years ago Pliny the Elder described people collecting “warm, living blood” from the bodies of slain gladiators, which according to Etruscan lore was believed to cure epilepsy. Romans also frenzied about human flesh, the heart, the brain of an infant, bone marrow, and other “delicious” body parts. Dec 14, 2022

A Brief History of Cannibalism: Not Just a Matter of Taste

That’s just disgusting and creepy ugh…. moving on…

Mayan

The Spanish conquest of the Maya began in the early 1500s and continued for centuries, with the last independent Mayan city, Nojpetén, falling in 1697. 

  • Cultural Transformation:Mayan culture and traditions were impacted by Spanish colonization, with the imposition of Christianity and Spanish language and customs. 
  • Persistence of Mayan Culture:Despite the conquest, Mayan culture and language survived in various forms, particularly in rural areas, with many Mayan communities continuing to practice their traditions and speak their native languages. 

Inca

The Inca Empire was conquered by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1533, following a period of civil war that weakened the empire. 

  • Impact on Inca Society:The Spanish conquest led to the destruction of the Inca government, social structures, and religious practices. 
  • Cultural Survival:Despite the conquest, Inca culture and traditions endured, with elements of Inca language, customs, and practices persisting in various communities across the Andes region. 

*******Some other indigenous tribes in Mexico:

  • Aztecs: A well-known group that absorbed many other tribes to become one large group 
  • Maya: A civilization that started around 2000 BC and extended from the Yucatan Peninsula to El Salvador 
  • Zapotec: A civilization that flourished in the Valley of Oaxaca for 2,500 years 
  • Lacandones: A remote indigenous tribe from northeastern Chiapas 
  • Carrizos: A group of Indian people from northeastern Mexico and Texas who lived in houses covered by reeds or canes 
  • Chichimecas y Jonas: A group from San Luis Potosí, Guanajuato, and Queretaro 
  • Huaves: A group from the Gulf of Tehuantepec region 
  • Huaxtecos: A group from Veracruz, Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí, and Tamaulipas 
  • Huicholes: A group from Nayarit and Jalisco 

There 62 ethic group in Mexico. Among Native Mexicans, one can distinguish, among others, Nahuatl, Zapotec, and Maya people, and among White Mexicans people of various immigrant origins, such as Spanish Mexicans, Arab Mexicans, German Mexicans, Asian, African etc.

After reviewing the search engine results specially stating the Mexican culture still practices many of the Aztec, Mayan, and Inca observances to this day. I decided to take a look and find out what observance this search results could possibly be speaking about. Below is a list of the search results. I believe it is important to review this list to see the vast similarity of observances that are said to be of the “Mexican” cult-ure but are more similar to the Greek and Roman kingdom Trinity Cults.

  • Día de Muertos A celebration of the dead that originated with Indigenous peoples in Mexico and Central America. 
  • Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe A national holiday that celebrates the Virgin Mary’s appearance to an indigenous man in 1531. 
  • Día de Reyes (Epiphany) A Catholic holiday where families give gifts to children on the eve of January 5th. 
  • Las Posadas A Christmas tradition that reenacts Joseph and Mary’s search for a place to stay. Celebrations include singing traditional songs, breaking piñatas, and eating food and drink. 
  • Holy Week A celebration of the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Celebrations include processions, reenactments, and dramatic representations. 

Now, correct me if I am wrong, but these observances don’t seem to resemble the Aztec, Mayan, or Inca religious observances do they? Or do they?

Well, on second thought perhaps these observances do resemble both nations religious observances.

Día de Muertos – necromancy, cannibalism, torture

Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe– Aster, Isis, Ester, Lilith worship

Día de Reyes (Epiphany) – January 5th is the eve of Epiphany, a holiday with roots in pagan celebrations. The turning of the winter solstice was a significant moment in pagan celebrations, marking the transition between light and darkness. Every January 6th most Christian Churches celebrate the holiday of Epiphany, remembering the visit of the Magi Kings to Baby Jesus, or, according to Eastern tradition, the day Jesus was baptized. The month of January is named for Janus (Ianuarius). According to ancient Roman farmers’ almanacs, Juno was mistaken as the tutelary deity of the month of January, but Juno is the tutelary deity of the month of June. Janus presided over the beginning and ending of conflict, and hence war and peace. Janus’s worship may have predated the Roman Empire and may have had Etruscan origins. Janus is often depicted with two faces, one looking forward and one looking backward, to represent his ability to see both the past and the future. The Etruscans believed in a transmigrational world beyond the grave, similar to the Greek Hades. Etruscan was a Greek society that was absorb by the Romans. I believe Janus is where they get the name Jesus. What is the god Janus known for?

Janus God and Meaning | God of Doors | Roman Mythology

In ancient Roman religion and mythology, Janus was the god of gates and doors. The ancient Romans had a specific god who held the key, so to speak, to the metaphorical doors or gateways between what was and what is to come—the liminal space of transitioning out of one period of time and into something new.

Las Posadas and Holy Week– The breaking of piñatas, while now a common celebratory practice, has roots in ancient traditions, including some with pagan elements, particularly in pre-Hispanic Mesoamerica. The Aztecs, for example, had rituals involving breaking clay pots filled with offerings to their gods, which can be seen as a precursor to the modern piñata.  And what was the offering to their gods; human sacrifices. Holy Week commemorates Jesus’ or Janus or Tammaz, last days and crucifixion (a form of cruel capital punishment where a person is nailed to a cross). Holy Week leads up to the celebration of Easter Sunday – the day Christians celebrate Jesus rising from the dead. The word “Easter” may come from the name of the pagan goddess Eostre. 

Easter or Aster?

The word “Easter” may also come from the Latin phrase in albis, which means “in dawn”. In the Bible, Jesus is referred to as the “bright morning star” in Revelation 22:16.

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That’s a whole lot of coincidences and similarities, don’t you think?

I enjoy reviewing these facts and theories with the pangaea map, flat earth map, and Jewish timeline.

Books on Books

There are several books one could study to attempt to understand a predator or seducer. There are several movies and songs that paint a violent picture of how predators coordinate, choose, and attack their prey.

I learned something important in several of my UVA appointments and classes in the Marines. Many predators disguise themselves as a friend. They may also appear as a helper, a confidant, or a role model. These are just a few examples.

These are often truly the most vicious criminals. They are sweet, kind, and alluring. They might be impressive, authoritative, well-dressed, or even soft-spoken social psychopaths. They exist in a variety of fields and occupations and come from all walks of life. Drawing the weak, naive, hopeful, or even serial victims into the flame.

In the BLOG Part 2 Of Season 7: Are you addicted to idolatry? Are you over coming  paganism?  The Tests, Trials, and Success to freedom!!!

We shall ask and answered some questions:

How is it possible that so many have been deceived?-coordinated efforts in various institutions and programs. Mass slavery of various forms. Poverty. Sickness, illness, disease. Warfare. Reeducation camps. Attacking the most vulnerable of the communities. Dissolution of protection. Dissolution of the families or tribe units. Fog of war confusing. Breaking of the will of the people.

What is a hard target? A hard target is a person, place, or thing that is well-protected and difficult to access.

What is a soft target? A soft target refers to a location, facility, or group of people that are relatively unprotected and vulnerable to attack, especially by terrorists or criminals, due to limited security measures or a lack of defenses. 

How does one protect themselves and their loved ones from ones with evil intent?

How did Rome 325 or Trinity Cults, use predatory means to enslave masses?

How does ones break free from slavery?

What is critical thinking?

What to expect this Part 2 of Season 7 and Bible Study Lesson:

Foundation

We have reviewed from the start of the First Book of Moses. It is the Word of the Holy Blessed One, Bereshit/Genesis. Throughout each chapter, we will review, learn, examine, and study.

Now that we have a foundation in Torah, we will test our resolve.

This will lead us to examine this 2nd portion of the season. We will unveil information. We will investigate cases of Stolen Valor. These cases are related to the number one cult in the world; the Christianity system. After further research, I believe we shall conclude it is actually an ancient Canaanite religion. It is dressed up in a pretty stolen valor bow.

Along with this great task, we will continue to increase our intro Hebrew vocabulary. We will also include an intro to Hebrew terminology. We might even dive into a little Latin and Greek and other languages. This will be coupled with a version of The Tanakh (the actual Jewish Bible, that means no “new testament”) introduction. As well as several pagan and idolatry sources and references. Our studies will always be rooted in Torah Spiritual Teaching. But, to truly test ourselves, we must examine “both sides of the coin”. We also need to be thorough Truth seekers. This will allow us to follow the truth where ever it may lead. Please, keep in mind some or many truths may be uncomfortable or even unbelievable. Non the less, the truth is still the truth.

The books, sources, and resources or references I will do my best to ensure are, hyperlinked for others. This allows them to review and study at their own leisure. It also aids in gaining self-learning or teaching. The books, sources, and resources or references that we share here at mariespeaksgodsgrace.live, are not commonly found or promoted by the internet. Therefore, we do our best to provide Torah-filled information. This helps prevent others from being led towards secular, pagan, or idolatry propaganda lifestyles.

The books I use to aide me in my research this Season 7 / Lesson are from my personal home library:

***I am not paid to endorse nor am affiliated***

The some of the sources we will be using are listed below for others to enjoy on their own time.

**** again****I am not paid to endorse nor affiliated with any source or reference. I enjoy sharing with others and allowing them the opportunity to meet the Only True Living G-d.

The Books listed below will be our main focus of search in the 2nd Part of the 7th Season:

My goal is to help and assist others by studying Torah. I research the information and teachings of Torah sages. I apply in life the lessons taught by our sages of Blessed memory and today. I then learn and share or teach what I have learned or experienced. As well as exposing tricks of those who have mislead the masses. Misleads that sometimes were and are quite violent or presented a a “free gift”. This rounds out my personal experiences in any moment or season of life, thus forming a reality. This approach better equips each person. G’W all have the true opportunity of free will. They can make a conscious decision in and of life.

This reality is a living, yes living, energy frequency.

Physical And Spiritual

Able to raise higher and higher (G-d willing) and be adjusted as more experiences and new learning take place. These are my attempts at improving myself. I hope to leave the part of the world I have been placed in, in a better state than before. I will do this if needed. I also aim to positively impact the people I encounter, if possible. People and places I am blessed to encounter, G-d willing, will have a positive experience of their own. This experience will be a stronghold or pillar of success for G-d’s Glory. Ultimately, it will lead them to G-d and His Holy Torah.

This Is Not Forced Or Coerced, Nor Manipulated.

I fully accept my own and others’ free will, given to us by the Holy Creator. Therefore, at the end of the day, one’s own education is determined by their efforts. It is also determined by their intentions and perseverance of truth.

Everyone has a responsibility to their own life, experiences, learning, and education. These are just a few examples. Individuals must seek and find truths that form their reality.

TRUTH

All truth comes from G-d. It was given to us in His Holy Torah. It was then lived out in the Tanakh. To be clear, I believe all Truth comes from the G-d of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. It was given to us through His Prophet Moses, our Blessed Teacher. It is meant to teach the world and all those who love Him. They will know Him and call Him by name. They live by His Torah.

To understand, realize, and learn the truth, we should try our best to learn terminology. Then, share this beauty with others who are open.

So What Is Terminology?

Terminology, as defined by Wikipedia, is:

Terminology is a group of specialized words and respective meanings in a particular field, and also the study of such terms and their use; the latter meaning is also known as terminology science.A term is a word, compound word, or multi-word expressions that in specific contexts is given specific meanings—these may deviate from the meanings the same words have in other contexts and in everyday language.

 Terminology is a discipline that studies, among other things, the development of such terms and their interrelationships within a specialized domain.

Terminology is a discipline that systematically studies the “labelling or designating of concepts” particular to one or more subject fields or domains of human activity. It does this through the research and analysis of terms in context for the purpose of documenting and promoting consistent usage.

This will lead us to asking a great question with many possible answers:

How is it possible that so many have been deceived?

We all have experienced or witnessed some level of idol-worshiping. We all may not have notice or realized what was idol worship or pagan ritual. But I assure you…. we all have.

This not realizing is partly how many have been deceive, manipulated, coerced, and or drawn into idol worship and paganism.

This deception, manipulation, coercion, and or draw into idol worship and paganism is nothing new. In fact many if not each generation has been tested.

In the next lesson we will review recent cults and examine their religious practices. These cults have their roots in the ancient canaanite religion and occult. Which is really Fallen Angel worship. When we review these ancient Canaanite Fallen Angel worshiping religions and cults, we definitely uncover layers of deception. We also reveal manipulation, coercion, and the allure of idol worship and paganism.

Second up: Greece and Rome

Whom came before whom?

The ancient Greeks came before the ancient Romans. The ancient Greek civilization began around 1600 BC, while the Roman Empire began around 27 BCE. 

The Name “Greek”:

“Hellenes” and “Graeci”:The Greeks themselves have historically referred to themselves as “Hellenes,” a name with origins in Greek mythology. The name ‘Greeks’ was given to the people of Greece later by the Romans. They lived in mainland Greece and the Greek islands, but also in colonies scattered around the Mediterranean Sea. There were Greeks in Italy, Sicily, Turkey, North Africa, and as far west as France. They sailed the sea to trade and find new lands.

Hellenes: or descendants of Hellene? Who was Hellene in the Greek religion?

Helen was the daughter of Zeus, the king of the gods, and Leda, a human woman.

(BTW Genesis ch 6 and Enoch 6 and Matthew 1:18 and Jude ch 6 all speak about Sons of G-d, violating daughters of man and having children with them. These children were evil giants.)

In the myth, the god Zeus turned into a swan and raped Leda, Queen of Sparta. That event had huge consequences, according to classical mythology: Leda’s intercourse with the swan and then with her husband, King Tyndareus, resulted in two eggs, from which hatched Helen, Clytemnestra and the twins Castor and Pollux.

Now this story of a woman getting pregnant by some bird, sounds familiar to the Aztec story of Coatlicue. Coatlicue was a priestess and serpent goddess of life and death. She was the mother of the gods, stars, and the moon.  One day, Coatlicue was sweeping a temple on Mount Coatepec, also known as Serpent Hill, when a ball of feathers fell from the sky.  Coatlicue tucked the feathers into her skirt and became pregnant with Huitzilopochtli.  Huitzilopochtli had battles with his siblings. Huitzilopochtli fled in a boat promising to return again someday, although just like other spirit babies promising to “return” has not.

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So we are clear… The Hellenes aka Greeks and Aztecs both believe that some spirit or god or bird feather; knocked up a human woman and out came little bitty babies or a baby.

If other enjoy a video form of study, below is a channel I enjoy watching to learn from as well.

See U in History / Mythology

The Life Guide

EpicHistoryNow

The books that may prove most helpful in this study are:

Koren Tanakh @21

Book of Enoch

A few of Many Reference points:

 Bereshit/ Genesis ch 2: When Adam met Eve ,

Bereshit Genesis ch 3: Lilith  big mad and the Serpent beguiled Chava.

Bereshit Genesis ch 4,5,6 and maybe 7

Bereshit Genesis 8 and 9: Have you ever seen the rain?

Bereshit Genesis ch 10, 11, and 12 Ancestry and Bloodlines, oh my!

Sons of Noah Greek edition Tribe:

The Greeks are traditionally considered descendants of Japheth, one of Noah’s sons. According to the Table of Nations in the Book of Genesis, Japheth’s descendants settled in regions around the Mediterranean and beyond. Specifically, Javan, a son of Japheth, is identified as the ancestor of the Ionians, who are associated with the Greeks. The connection is further supported by historical and linguistic evidence, as the name “Javan” is often used in the Bible to refer to Greece.

Noah’s Roman Ancestors:

According to historical and biblical accounts, the Romans are believed to have descended from the tribe of Japheth, one of the three sons of Noah. Japheth’s descendants are said to have occupied much of the Mediterranean and beyond, including the region that would eventually become the Roman Empire. Specifically, the Romans are thought to have originated from the tribe of Javan, which is mentioned in Genesis 10 as a descendant of Japheth. This connection is based on the biblical account of the table of nations in Genesis 10, which lists the descendants of Noah’s sons and their respective territories.

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Territories and Lands of the Greeks/Hellenes and Romans:

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Greek Religion History

Ancient Greek religion was a polytheistic system that evolved over thousands of years, with roots tracing back to the Bronze Age and beyond. It was characterized by the worship of multiple gods and goddesses, each with distinct personalities and domains. The most prominent deities were the Olympians, led by Zeus, who were believed to reside on Mount Olympus.

The religion was deeply integrated into daily life, with rituals and sacrifices performed in both private homes and public spaces. Temples dedicated to specific gods and goddesses were central to religious practices, and festivals were held to honor the deities. These festivals often included athletic competitions and theatrical performances, such as those held during the City Dionysia in Athens and the Panhellenic games at Olympia, Delphi, Nemea, and Isthmia.

Greek religious beliefs were influenced by earlier cultures, including Minoan and Near Eastern traditions. Over time, the religion evolved, absorbing elements from these cultures and adapting to changing societal needs. Philosophical movements like Stoicism and Platonism also contributed to the development of religious thought, though the core polytheistic structure remained largely intact.

The historical record shows that religion was not only about formal rituals but also included personal and spontaneous acts of worship. This personal aspect of religion was evident in household shrines dedicated to deities like Hestia, the goddess of the hearth, where families would offer daily prayers and sacrifices.

Greek religion had a significant impact on other cultures, particularly influencing Roman religious practices. Even after the rise of Christianity, many Greek religious traditions and deities persisted in various forms, often being reinterpreted or assimilated into Christian beliefs.

Roman Religion History

Roman religion underwent significant transformations throughout its history, reflecting the cultural, political, and social changes of the Roman Empire. Initially, Roman religion was polytheistic, honoring a multitude of gods and spirits, many of which were adopted from Greek and Etruscan traditions. The Romans believed in the importance of maintaining good relations with these deities through rituals and offerings, which they considered essential for their success as a world power.

The early Romans, like many other Italians, saw divine forces operating in various functions and acts, such as the movements of the sun and agricultural seasons. Over time, the Roman pantheon expanded to include Greek gods, and the Romans often identified their deities with Greek counterparts, a practice known as interpretatio graeca. This syncretism enriched Roman religious practices and mythology.

During the Republic, religious institutions were believed to have been established by Rome’s legendary second king, Numa Pompilius, who negotiated directly with the gods. These institutions were considered fundamental to Roman identity and were maintained through public and private rituals. The Romans also practiced augury, a form of divination that was heavily influenced by Etruscan religion.

As the Roman Empire expanded, it incorporated elements of the religious practices of the peoples it conquered, but it did not impose its own beliefs on them. However, this inclusion did not equate to tolerance, as evidenced by the harsh treatment of Jewish and Christian * Nazarene populations.

The rise of Christianity marked a significant turning point in Roman religious history. ***Or so it is said. Me personally, I think this is when “christanity” or Nazarene-ism; went from being a sect of Judaism to being pagans and accepting a golden calf. ****were an early Jewish Christian sect in first-century Judaism.* Emperor Constantine I’s conversion to Christianity in 312 CE and the subsequent Edict of Milan in 313 CE, which granted religious freedom to Christians *Nazarenes who converted to idol worship and paganism*, signaled the beginning of the end for traditional Roman religion. By the end of the fourth century, Christianity *Hellenism idol worship and paganism* had become the dominant religion in the empire, and the worship of traditional Roman gods gradually declined.

Despite the eventual dominance of Christianity *Hellenism idol worship and paganism*, traditional Roman religion remained an important part of Roman society for centuries, influencing architecture, art, and daily life. The transition from *overt and out ward *polytheism to Christianity *concealed *Hellenism idol worship and paganism* was not immediate, and the process was complex, involving both resistance and adaptation to the new religious landscape. *And by complex, it was more along the lines of: convert or die, not be able to work or provide for your family, and or be heavy taxed, thrown into the loins cages or open theater and watched by masses to be torn apart and die.*

In summary, Roman religion evolved / *mutated into concealment* from a polytheistic system with roots in animism and the worship of multiple deities to a predominantly Christian *concealed *Hellenism idol worship and paganism* faith, reflecting the broader cultural and political changes of the Roman Empire.

We reviewed the Aztec gods creation myth. I thought it might be interesting to review the Roman Myth of their gods.

Roman Creation Myth

According to Roman mythology, the creation story begins with Chaos, a dark, silent abyss from which all else emerged. Gaia, the earth, and Uranus, the sky, were the first to come into existence. Many other gods and goddesses followed, including Cupid, the god of love. The Titans, offspring of Gaia and Uranus, were the first generation of deities, including notable figures like Prometheus and Atlas. Saturn and his consort Ops had six children, including Jupiter. However, Saturn ate the first five until Ops saved Jupiter, who later defeated Saturn and the Titans to establish rule with the Olympian gods like Apollo and Diana.

Uranus and Gaia Story

In Greek mythology, Gaia and Uranus are central figures in the creation and early history of the gods. Gaia, personifying the Earth, emerged from primeval Chaos and gave birth to Uranus, who personified the sky. Together, they became husband and wife, and their union produced numerous offspring, including the twelve Titans, the three Cyclopes, and the three Hecatoncheires.

However, Uranus hated his children and hid them back into Gaia’s body, causing her great pain. Gaia, in response, devised a plan to overthrow Uranus. She created a flint sickle and asked her youngest son, Cronus, to castrate Uranus. Cronus successfully carried out the deed, and from Uranus’ spilled blood, Gaia gave birth to the Erinyes, the Giants, and the Meliae (ash-tree nymphs). Additionally, Aphrodite emerged from the sea foam where Uranus’ genitals landed.

This act of castration marked the beginning of a chain of events that led to the rise of the Olympian gods, as Cronus, fearing a similar fate, swallowed each of his children by Rhea except for Zeus, who later overthrew Cronus and established the rule of the Olympians.

I find it helpful to know the names of their gods. This helps when researching and trying to avoid sources of witch craft or idol worship in life. Often times I try and remember the symbols. This like many would think can be a difficult under taking being there are some many gods and demi gods. So the best piece of advice I can probably give is to not drive ones self crazy. But, I do believe it is a practice in trying to remain observant and vigilant.

Greek Gods

Here is a list of Greek gods and goddesses from A to Z:

  • Adonis: God of desire and beauty. A mortal and minor god.
  • Aether: God of light and the upper atmosphere. A primordial deity.
  • Aeolus: One of the three keepers of the winds. A sky god.
  • Antaeus: A half-giant, son of Poseidon and Gaia.
  • Anteros: God of requited love. A minor god.
  • Apollo: God of music, prophecy, education, healing, and disease. An Olympian deity.
  • Ares: God of war and battle. An Olympian god.
  • Asclepius: God of healing and medicine. A deified mortal.
  • Astraeus: God of the dusk, stars, planets, and astrology. A Titan.
  • Atlas: God of endurance and astronomy. A Titan.
  • Attis: God of vegetation. A deified mortal and Phrygian god.
  • Bellerophon: A Greek hero who slayed monsters and captured Pegasus. A mortal hero.
  • Boreas: God of the north wind and winter. A sky god and wind god.
  • Cadmus: A Greek hero and slayer of monsters. A mortal hero.
  • Castor and Pollux: Gods of sailors, horsemanship, and travelers. Deified mortals.
  • Chaos: Personification of nothingness. A primordial deity.
  • Coeus: God of intellect, intelligence, and the axis of heaven. A Titan.
  • Crius: God of constellations. A Titan.
  • Chronos: God of time. A primordial deity.
  • Cronos: God of agriculture. A Titan.
  • Deimos: God and personified spirit of terror and dread. A minor god and spirit.
  • Dionysus: God of viticulture, wine-making, wine, drunkenness, madness, and parties. An Olympian deity.
  • Epimetheus: God of afterthought and the father of excuses. A Titan.
  • Erebus: God of darkness and shadow. A primordial deity.
  • Eros: Winged god of love, sexual desire, and attraction. A primordial deity.
  • Ganymede: God of rain. A hero and deified mortal.
  • Geras: Greek personification of old age. A spirit.
  • Hades: King of the underworld and god of the dead. A primordial deity.
  • Helios: Titan god of the Sun, guardian of oaths, and charioteer of the sun. A Titan.
  • Hephaestus: God of metalworking, fire, building, fine arts, and volcanism. An Olympian deity.

This list includes major and minor Greek gods and goddesses, providing a comprehensive overview of the Greek pantheon.

Roman gods

The Roman pantheon of gods is extensive and includes deities for various aspects of life, similar to the Greek pantheon. Here are some of the most important Roman gods:

  • Jupiter: The king of the gods, associated with the sky, thunder, and law. He is the Roman equivalent of Zeus and forms part of the Capitoline Triad with Juno and Minerva. Jupiter was often invoked for protection and was considered the protector of the state and laws.
  • Juno: The queen of the gods and wife of Jupiter, associated with marriage, childbirth, and women. She is the Roman equivalent of Hera and is also part of the Capitoline Triad.
  • Minerva: The goddess of wisdom, crafts, and commerce, associated with strategic warfare. She is the Roman equivalent of Athena and is also part of the Capitoline Triad.
  • Neptune: The god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He is the Roman equivalent of Poseidon and is known for his temper and association with water.
  • Pluto: The god of the underworld and death, equivalent to the Greek god Hades. He is also considered the giver of subterranean riches.
  • Apollo: The god of music, prophecy, and the sun. He is the only god to share the same name in both Roman and Greek traditions and is known for his complex and multifaceted nature.
  • Diana: The goddess of the hunt, moon, and nature. She is the Roman equivalent of Artemis and is known for her independence and privacy.
  • Mercury: The god of commerce, travelers, and communication. He is the Roman equivalent of Hermes and is known for his winged sandals and role as a messenger of the gods.
  • Vulcan: The god of fire and craftsmanship, particularly blacksmithing. He is the Roman equivalent of Hephaestus and is known for his skill in creating weapons and other items.
  • Ceres: The goddess of agriculture and fertility, associated with the harvest and seasonal changes. She is the Roman equivalent of Demeter and is known for her relationship with her daughter Proserpina.
  • Vesta: The goddess of the hearth and home, with an entire cult devoted to her known as the Vestal Virgins. She is known for her role in protecting Rome with an eternal flame.

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Glory to the One and Only Living G-D… HaShem!

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The True and Only Living G-d!

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Thank you Merciful HaShem, for allowing us to meet this day.(closing comment, Blessings After Reading The Torah,  and  Priestly Blessing and all sources are hyperlinked.)

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I Pray others got something out of this Portion, Tanakh Bible Study, and Spiritual Torah Teaching.Until next time, let us close with…..

The Priestly Blessing

And  HaShem our G-D spoke to Moses, saying: “Speak to Aaron and his sons, saying, ‘This is the way you shall bless the children of Israel. Say to them:
Yivarechecha Adonai viyishmirecha
Ya’er Adonai panav elecha veechuneka
Yeesa Adonai panav elecha viyasem lecha shalom
“The L-d bless you and keep you;
The L-d make His face shine upon you,
And be gracious to you;
The L-d lift up His countenance upon you,
And give you peace.” ’
“So they shall put My name on the children of Israel, and I will bless them.”
In HaShem and HaShem’s alone Mighty Glorious Name.
Forever and Ever
O’Amein and O’Amein.

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