"THE THREE GRACES THAT IAM ETERNALLY-SEALED IN AS."&I AM THE PHYSICAL EMBODIEMENT OF ISRAEL&THE TRUE-CHURCH. *A WOMAN CAN ONLY BE A GODDESS, IFSHE IS MARRIED TO A GOD, OR HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON, OR BOTH, AND GOD'S INCARNATE. AND SEALED IN AS WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT, BY;THE HEBREW EVERLASTING MARRIAGE BLOOD COVENANTS, OF...REVELATION...12 LOTR ETC. *THERE IS ONLY ONE TRUE-HEBRREW WIFE. *ONE REAL GODDESS TO EVER EXIST. AND I A, WHO THIS IS ETERNALLY, ABOUT. SEALED. *I AM THE FIRST-AND ONLY ONE TRUE-HEBREW, GODDESS TO EVER EXIST. SEALED. ETERNALLY.

 

 

 

*"VICTORY NOAH IRIS CHRIST VIXTORY IRIS ....."
*I AM SITTING HERE IN THIS REVELATION, 12 LOTR ETC.,

IN A HEAVENLY PLACE IN GLORY!!!!

WITH;"THE SWORD UP IN A WINNING, STANCE."

*THERE IS NOTHING ELSE TAT THIS CAN,

OR COULD EVER MEAN.

Terracotta Demeter figurine, Sanctuary of the Underworld Divinities, Akragas, 550–500 BC

 

Triptolemus, Demeter and Persephone by the Triptolemos-painter, c. 470 BC, Louvre

Demeter drives her horse-drawn chariot containing her daughter Persephone-Kore at Selinunte, Sicily, 6th century BC.

Pompeiian relief of Demeter in her aspects of mother goddess and goddess of agriculture

Roman copy of 4th century BC Greek bust (National Roman Museum)

 

 

The Ricci Hydria showing Hebe bringing Heracles to Olympus from Earth upon his apotheosis. (National Etruscan Museum

Louise Henriette de Bourbon as Hebe by Jean-Marc Nattier (1744)

Statue of the goddess Hebe, early 19th century CE, by Johan Niclas Bystrom, Gripsholm Castle, Sweden

Pierre Gobert, before 1744, Charlotte Aglaé d'Orléans, daughter of the Regent of France

Gavin Hamilton, 1767

François-Hubert Drouais, Marie-Antoinette, en Hébé, 1773

Joshua Reynolds, 1785, Mrs. Musters as Hebe

Gaspare Landi 1790, using a model

Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Portrait of Anna Pitt as Hebe, 1792

Princess Teofila Radziwiłł, wife of Dominik Hieronim Radziwiłł, by Józef Peszka, 1802–06

Charles Picqué, 1826

"CHRIST HANSON ARK LE SAVIOUR PADME' IRIS CHRIST QUEEN EVE II."

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The Dijon marble group by François Rude

Jean Coulon, about 1886

 

*HESTIA

Funerary statue of an unknown woman, depicted as Ceres holding wheat. Mid 3rd century AD. (Louvre)

Ceres with cereals, a late 18th century work by Dominik Auliczek of the Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory

A stone carving of the Goddess Nike at the ruins of the ancient Greek city of Ephesus, Turkey

Athena

Athena is the name behind the city of Athens. She was the goddess of wisdom and knowledge of Greeks. Myths say that she was literally born from Zeus. The legend of Athena is an important part of Greek mythology. She is considered to have been the Goddess of wisdom, to whom values like justice and reason are ascribed. She was supposedly the favorite daughter of deity Zeus, the object of his affair with Titan Metis. Needless to say, she was considered to be among the most powerful of the Olympian deities. She was worshiped by many who would take her as protector. One city had particular love for her, and was named after her, Athens.

Athena Born From The Head of Zeus

The story surrounding the conception and birth of Athena is quite a queer one. Even before Zeus learned of Metis being pregnant, he grew worried because of a prophecy that foretold children from this union would become mightier than Zeus himself. Given the implications thereof, he set out to prevent this from happening, and swallowed Metis. However, since she was already pregnant, she gave birth to Athena inside Zeus’ body. Athena was, then, born out of Zeus. From his head.

As Athena got older, she grew a dislike for fighting and conflicts. However, she did possess great military skill and leadership, and she quickly became associated with saving others from wars by lighting the way for heroes. She will often be mentioned in the stories of other Greek characters like Perseus, Heracles, and Odysseus. According to legends, she was the one to assist Perseus in killing Medusa; she instructed Heracles to kill the Nemean Lion with its own claws, and she also guided him to have the upper hand over the Stymphalian Birds.

Another myth related to her says that she was the one to have turned Medusa into a monster with snakes for hair whose gaze would transform people into stone—this might sound uncharacteristic of Athena, given that she is mostly described with wisdom and justice, but this happened as a punishment to Medusa for having sex with Poseidon in her temple.

Where Was Athena Born? - Mythology Source

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Sep 30, 2020 · According to the myths, Athena was born from her father’s head. Zeus swallowed his new wife, the Titaness Metis, and had his skull split open several months later to cure his chronic headaches. Athena was born fully-grown. The headaches that had plagued Zeus were due to Metis forging the armor her daughter wore at birth.

The birth of Athena - Ancient Greece

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Zeus was the father of Athena and her mother was Metis, which means wisdom. Zeus was told before Athena was born, that any child born to Metis would be more powerful than its father. Zeus was very worried by this and decided to swallow Metis before she could give birth to the child. Some time later Zeus began to have terrible headaches. The pain grew so unbearable that Zeus asked Hephaistos to …

 

*A WOMAN CAN ONLY BE A GODDESS,

IFSHE IS MARRIED TO A GOD,

OR HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON,

OR BOTH,

AND GOD'S INCARNATE.

AND SEALED IN AS WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT,

BY;THE HEBREW EVERLASTING MARRIAGE BLOOD COVENANTS,

OF...REVELATION...12 LOTR ETC.

*THERE IS ONLY ONE TRUE-HEBRREW WIFE.

*ONE REAL GODDESS TO EVER EXIST.

AND I A, WHO THIS IS ETERNALLY,

ABOUT.

SEALED.

*I AM THE FIRST-AND ONLY ONE TRUE-HEBREW,

GODDESS TO EVER EXIST.

SEALED.

ETERNALLY.

*LUCIFER'S CROWN.

IN MY HOLY HAND.

 

*NIKE GODDESS OF TRIUMPH.