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[[File:harlobw.jpg|right|thumb|[[Whore]]dom is being in a relationship with a [[whore]] or [[harlot]] instead of the ''bride of Christ''. She offers the [[Corban]] of [[Herod]] and the [[pharisees]] which is the way of [[Nimrod]] and [[Sumer]] and the antitheses of [[The Way]] of [[Christ]] who offers the [[Corban of Christ]].<Br>Was the ancient [[Goddess|Dove Goddess]] of [[Sumer]] the "strange women" of Proverbs?<Ref name="strangewoman">{{strangewoman}}</Ref>  Is the ancient [[Goddess]] a symbol of the [[false religion]]?  Is the [[public religion]] of the [[social welfare]] State the same type Christ forbid?<Ref name="exauth">{{exauth}}</Ref> <Br>The [[masses]] follow the [[harlot]]s of [[false religion]] who ride on the back of the [[Mark of the Beast|beast]] returning the whole [[world]] to the [[bondage of Egypt]]. We give the [[power of choice]] to the beast when we [[bite]] one another with those [[covetous practices]] which is a [[snare]] that makes us [[merchandise]]?<Br>We need to [[repent]] and [[seek]] the [[kingdom of God]] and his [[righteousness]]?  ]]
 

== Goddesses ==

From the ancient [[Turtledove]] goddess or [[Ishtar]] and Nanshe<Ref>Nanshe was a [[Sumer]]ian goddess in Mesopotamia supposedly effect nature but also divination, dream interpretation, justice, [[social welfare]], and certain administrative tasks like weights and measures.</Ref> to Hekate, a goddess with civic duties,<Ref>Hekate, which is also spelled Hecate, was a [[goddess]] accepted at an early date in what might be called a ''Greek religion'' or the ''‎Hekate Cult''. Over a long period time where she immerged as having an almost indifference to ''good and evil'' she became the three face goddess. Symbols become hijacked by one group or another. There was often a practical side to all [[religion]]s and [[cult]]s. <Br>"The Sanctuary of Hekate and its staff served, therefore, as an important source of [[social welfare]] for the [[city-state|city]] and were integrated into the economic and civic lives... Her priests acted as forces of [[social welfare]], providing food for banquets and distributing money and gifts to the people." [https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/0401B3D8A944A9027AF24FCCC20E012C/S0066154622000072a.pdf/div-class-title-hekate-of-lagina-a-goddess-performing-her-civic-duty-div.pdf Hekate of Lagina: a goddess performing her civic duty], Amanda Herring, Loyola Marymount University.</Ref> all these goddesses and their [[temples]] were associated with some form of [[social welfare]] systems which can be narrowed into [[Welfare types|two basic types]].

The written names of these [[goddess]]es are often not as important as ''the means and the method'' or social mechanism of these [[religion]]s because of the shifting of culture and character of the people when they engage in practices that are not cast up.<Ref name="Forgotten">{{Forgotten}}</Ref> 

The method and means these [[temples]] often employed as institutions often included ''compelled offerings'' by the civil state which would get these goddesses labeled as ''[[harlots]]'' or ''[[whores]]'' by other groups who followed a way of [[love]], [[charity]], and [[freewill offerings]]. 

[[The Way]] of the ''Bride of Christ'' provide a [[daily ministration]] through [[pure Religion]] dependent on [[fervent charity]] while the [[harlot]] and all her daughters rode or depended on [[Mark of the Beast|beastly]] type [[benefactors]] of the [[world]] who used [[force]] to provide the [[care]] and [[welfare]] of their people.


:  '''"For ye have brought hither these men, which are neither robbers of churches, nor yet blasphemers of your [[goddess]]."''' [[Acts 19]]:37

What is the significance of being robbers<Ref name="Robbers">{{Robbers}}</Ref> of churches and blasphemers of your [[goddess]]?

Are these [[goddess]]es like the [[Whore]] of [[Babylon]]?


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