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Nazi/Nance the Goddess of National Socialism;
>She is concerned for the orphan and concerned for the widow. She does not forget the man who helps others, she is a mother for the orphan; Nance, a carer for the widow, who always finds advice for the debt-slave; the lady who gives protection for refugees. She seeks out a place for the weak. She swells his collecting basket for him; she makes his collecting vessel profitable for him. For the righteous maiden who has taken her path, Nance chooses a young man of means. Nance raises a secure house like a roof over the widow who could not remarry
As Goddess of the birds and fishes of the marshlands at the top of the Persian Gulf she also relates to the constellation Pisces in it's entirety, alongside Aquarius/En-ki, this raises correlation to Inanna who equates with the Fish of Pisces/Anunitum, but Nazi as daughter of En-ki relates to the physical and Inanna of the En-lil side of the Pantheon spiritual qualities, they can be reconciled.
>Enki placed his daughter Nanse in charge of the shrine Sirara because it sat over the wide extent of the marsh and she had influence over the high flood of subterranean waters. Nanse was known as 'she who sets sail', and 'she who induces sexual intercourse'. She was her father's daughter.
The cult of Nazi relocated after her City was trashed by the Elamites;
>The city of Nanše, Niĝin, was delivered to the foreigners. Sirara, her beloved dwelling, was handed over to the evil ones. "Alas, the destroyed city, my destroyed house," she cried bitterly. Its sacred Ĝipar of en priesthood was defiled. Its en priest was snatched from the Ĝipar and carried off to enemy territory.
http://www.tellsurghul.org/Area_D.html
The cult of Nina/Nigin in fact re-established itself at Nina/Nineveh, and was thus the basis for Istar of Nineveh;
> The name Nina, was borne also by the goddess Ishtar, whose worship was the special cult of Nineveh, and Ninua may well be a hypocoristicon of Nina,. The ideogram for Nineveh, as also for the Lagash city is a fish enclosed in the sign for house, possibly indicating a fish-pond, sacred to Ishtar.
https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/77489/Ishtar.pdf?sequence=1
https://theodora.com/encyclopedia/n/nineveh.html
At the time this was established Nineveh was a Hurrian City and indeed it is Istar of Nineveh that is given in Hurrian texts as the destroyer of Ebla over the issue of debt slavery, also of course the Atargatis mythology relates to this aspect of Nina.
In terms of her tradition of giving oracles and dream interpretation that became the forte of the closely related cult of Istar of Arbela;
>Nanshe had the ability to give oracular messages and determine the future through dream interpretation (Oneiromancy). Her priests were also granted these abilities after conducting a ritual that represented death and resurrection.
When one considers her cult it is also clear that the role of the daughter of Enki was a major facet of the Christian message in conjunction with that of the shepherd King son of Enki, theologians have long noticed the essential pairing of a God of the pastoralists and the fisherman cult, when this is seen in conjunction with being a friend to tax collectors, fornicators, orphans and widows and helping the poor and needy on the margins of society it is clear that is the cult of Nazi who first stepped out of the warm waters of the Persian gulf over four thousand years previously.
In fact Nazi relocated again to the shores of Galilee;
>Perhaps the most prominent physical landmark around the Sea of Galilee is towering Mount Arbel. Mount Arbel is located near the sea’s western shore in the vicinity of ancient Magdala, home of Mary Magdalene.
>There are many caves in the cliff, some of them were used as a fort. Under the cliff, on the right side, are the ruins of the Roman city of Arbela.
Her magic involved water…
>The word of Ištar of Arbela to Esarhaddon, king of Assyria:
>Come, gods, my fathers and brothers, enter the covenant . . .She placed a slice . of bread on the terrace and gave them water from a cooler to drink. She filled a flagon of one seah with water from the cooler and gave it to them with the words:
>"In your hearts say, 'Ištar is slight,' and you will go to your cities and districts, eat your bread and forget this covenant.
But when you drink from this water, you will remember me and keep this covenant which I have made *"