>>22274

Pārvatī for sure

>>22274

Could be Shiva, and note there is a similar bull on the island

>>22274

I also think this is important

https://www.apologeticspress.org/rr/reprints/Ras-Shamra.pdf

First I’ve seen of exact symbols from temple in language

>>22300

Yes, but we know Moloch is among their gods. I think we’re looking at something older - they just kind of see it as ruling over the other gods or as usual there is usually crossover (culture wise...)

>>22331

He claimed prince Andrew and Philip came to the island in 72 or something and other times in his video as I recall

>>22328

Yes. I agree with this. The nuance of the actual statue matters to help pin to which specifically.

>>22335

Same video posted about halfway in and he says it

>>22328

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Ishtar-Mesopotamian-goddess

>>22351

They use these things as wards of sorts. Makes sense in totality. Can anyone locate old pics with original statue locations ?

>>22355

Yes. They take these symbols very seriously. The meaning behind them should fit what we know is happening.

>>22404

This one is Mithra. Phrygian style hat is the giveaway

>>22404

https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends/cult-mithra-sacred-temples-and-vedic-legends-and-ancient-armenian-understanding-006423

>>22477

They just make sure it gets millions of tweets and spread and then ignore the retraction.

>>22535

This is true