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אשׁירה AlefShinYodReishHey ‘asheyrah ash-ay-raw’from [[0833]] ''blessed'' or ''lead'' or ''guide''; n pr f; [BDB-81a] {See TWOT on 183 @@ "183h"} AV-grove 40; 40 | אשׁירה AlefShinYodReishHey ‘asheyrah ash-ay-raw’from [[0833]] ''blessed'' or ''lead'' or ''guide''; n pr f; [BDB-81a] {See TWOT on 183 @@ "183h"} AV-grove 40; 40 | ||
: Ashera(h) = "groves (for idol worship)" | : Ashera(h) = "groves (for idol worship)" | ||
: 1) a | : 1) a [[Babylon]]ian (Astarte)-[[Canaan]]ite [[goddess]] (of fortune and happiness), the supposed consort of [[Baal]], her images | ||
:: 1a) the [[goddess]], goddesses | :: 1a) the [[goddess]], goddesses | ||
:: 1b) her images | :: 1b) her images | ||
:: 1c) sacred trees or poles set up near an altar | :: 1c) sacred trees or poles set up near an altar | ||
* Associated with [[goddess]]es that were the symbols of the [[social welfare]] systems found in the [[cities of blood]] that [[snare]] the [[masses]] as [[human resources]] in [[corvee]]s of [[bondage]] like [[Nimrod]'s [[Babylon]], [[Sumer]], or [[Egypt]]. | * Associated with [[goddess]]es that were the symbols of the [[social welfare]] systems found in the [[cities of blood]] that [[snare]] the [[masses]] as [[human resources]] in [[corvee]]s of [[bondage]] like [[Nimrod]'s [[Babylon]], [[Sumer]], or [[Egypt]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:10, 12 November 2024
0842 אֲשֵׁרָה AlefShinReishHey ‘asherah ash-ay-raw’ or אשׁירה AlefShinYodReishHey ‘asheyrah ash-ay-raw’from 0833 blessed or lead or guide; n pr f; [BDB-81a] {See TWOT on 183 @@ "183h"} AV-grove 40; 40
- Ashera(h) = "groves (for idol worship)"
- 1) a Babylonian (Astarte)-Canaanite goddess (of fortune and happiness), the supposed consort of Baal, her images
- 1a) the goddess, goddesses
- 1b) her images
- 1c) sacred trees or poles set up near an altar
- Associated with goddesses that were the symbols of the social welfare systems found in the cities of blood that snare the masses as human resources in corvees of bondage like [[Nimrod]'s Babylon, Sumer, or Egypt.