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Wikipedia [2] informs that Cybele may have steel flat bar manufacturer from an Anatolian Mother goddess of a type found at Çatalhöyük. The Greeks named her Matar, or from the early 5th century - Cybele (revered in Rome as Magna Mater, the ‘Great Mother'), of Gaia, and of Rhea. Gaia is a primordial deity in the Ancient Greek pantheon and considered a Mother goddess. One of the Homeric Hymns (7-6  th century BC) is dedicated to Gaia "Hymn to Gaia, Mother of All". Gaia's equivalent in the Roman mythology was Terra Mater or Tellus Mater.

Thus for many thousands of years, Mother steel coils manufacturer seem to have dominated prehistoric religions. It continued to prevail in post-Flood world by denying the Prophetic mission of Abraham. The 1929 discovery of the Ugarit tablets in Ras Shamra, Syria, enabled scholars to decipher that Athirat, of which Asherah is a dialectical variant, is described as the wife of El. The extent to which this particular form of worship had influenced and penetrated Judaism can be seen in Biblical mention itself: (2 Kings 17:16): ‘And they forsook all the commandments of the lord their God, and made for themselves molten images of two calves; and they made an Ashe'rah, and worshipped all the hosts of heaven, and served Ba'al'.


If we look into innumerable Mother goddesses and steel plate manufacturer cults in our civilizations we notice two successive courses in history. Former belongs to more ancient world; these remain largely obscured in archaeological relics (often with pictograms) found in Indus and neolithic South India, remotely ancient Egypt, East Asia (China, Japan etc) and meso-America etc. And the other belongs to newer world after development of writing; these come from newer generations in Egypt and Mesopotamia, Rome and Greece etc; in Indian subcontinent after advent of Vedic heritage; and in China/Japan following arrival of Buddhism. These later traditions often have tried to promote worship of the images of supreme Father-god, the Incarnate Female, or Queen of Heaven, and her son – based upon common legacies inherited from the remote ancestors. Now coming to Bible, when it mentions Prophetic vision of a ‘symbolic religious whore'; it goes to focus upon Nimrod's queen mother Semiramis - because Bible (and also Qur'an) is especially didactic for Adamic heritage.