The Virgin Mary: The “Star of the Sea”
Grace and peace, Saints.
I know I said that I was taking a break from blogging, but I stumbled upon something that was so significant under the circumstances, that I had to tell you about it.
As you may recall, we wrote two articles recently that discuss how various symbols used by the Roman Catholic church and zionist Jews prove that the idol which Roman Catholics worship as the Virgin Mary is actually the same idol whom the apostate Jews worshipped. Both idols, in fact, represent the same person: Semiramis, the wife of Nimrod and the first queen of ancient Babylon.
In The Roman Catholic church, Zionism, Stars, and Seashells, we explain that the seashell is a symbol that the Roman Catholic church uses to symbolize Mary in her role as the goddess of the sea. We go on to explain that the World Zionist Organization uses a logo that features the six-pointed star within which is a menorah, fashioned in the shape of a seashell. Our contention in that article is that the zionist Jews and Roman Catholics worship the same goddess that the apostate Jews in the Bible worshipped.
In The Star of Your God, we explain that the Roman Catholic church uses the eight-pointed star to represent the idol known as the Virgin Mary. We further explain that, in that the apostate Jews worshipped a star that symbolized their goddess, and nowhere in the Bible is David said to have used a star to represent his lineage, then the six-pointed star, the so-called Star of David, also represents the goddess whom the apostate Jews worshipped. We surmise, therefore, that the eight- and six-pointed stars are symbols for the idol Mary, who is, in reality, Queen Semiramis. Ultimately all stars may be symbols for the goddess.
Well, imagine my surprise when I came across an article entitled, Just Like the Star of David, the Star of Mary is a Six-Pointed Hexagram? In the article, the author says this:
“One of most little known facts when it comes to actual Christianity, as it was practiced for centuries, happens to be that, just like the Star of David in Judaism, the Star of Mary in Christianity is also symbolized by a Hexagram. [I]t is a historical fact that, from the very beginning, a fairly prominent symbol of the [Roman Catholic] Church, known as the Star of Mary or the Star of the Sea, has been represented by a hexagram.”
Following this statement was the following image of the Virgin Mary with a six-pointed star behind her:
And, as if this wasn’t remarkable enough, the author provides the following quotes from various sources proving that the six-pointed star is indeed a symbol for the Virgin Mary:
“[T]he Six-Pointed [Star], which is in fact the star of David, is used to highlight Mary’s role in salvation as helper…It symbolizes the restitution of the original harmony between God and humanity.” [Boldface in the original, brackets mine.]
“What is the origin of Mary’s title: ‘Star of the Sea’?,” Campus.Udayton.edu
“Another classic title for the Virgin Mary is Stella Maris, or Star of the Sea…A Six-Pointed star is a reminder that Mary is from the line of David (as the Star of David has six points).”
“Star of the Sea,” by Jenny Schroedel and Reverend John Schroedel, Netplaces.com
“The feast of the Holy Name of Mary…originated in Spain and was approved by the Holy See in 1513; Innocent XI extended its observance to the whole Church in 1683…Symbols: Star of David, or Six-Pointed Star appropriate for this feast.”
Memorial of the Most Holy Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary, CatholicCulture.org
“Another example if a religious star tattoo is the Jewish Star of David…Roman Catholics regard the Six-Pointed Star as a representation of celestial bodies relating to the Blessed Virgin Mary.”
Star Tattoos, Tattoo-Art.com
“Mary is the Divine Mother archetype…Her signs and symbols are the Rose and Chalice, the Six Pointed Star and the element of water.”
The Virgin Mother Mary, GoddessWithin.co.uk
The last quote is very significant in proving that Mary is just another name for the goddess Semiramis. Notice that, according to this author, Mary is the “Divine Mother.” That would make her Demeter, who was also called the “divine mother.” Moreover, it is said that Mary is symbolized by water. The Latin for “sea” is mari or mare, and another name for the goddess of the sea was Venus, who, like the Roman Catholic Mary, was a virgin.
If you’re still not convinced, take a look at the following images:
I believe it is safe to say that the six-pointed star is a symbol for Mary. Jesus was right: “Seek ye the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
There are Roman Catholics who know full well that Mary is the goddess Semiramis, and are quite happy with that. I know, because I’ve visited the website of one of those people. If there is one, then there is likely another, and so on. But there are probably a great deal more Roman Catholics who falsely believe that the Virgin Mary is actually the mother of Jesus, and that, in praying to Mary, they are pleasing Him.
If you are one of those people, you must understand that Jesus is not pleased at all. Mary worship is idolatry, for Mary is an idol. The Bible condemns idolatry:
“Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image…Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God.”
Exodus 20:4-5
All idolaters will find their place in the Lake of Fire burning with fire and brimstone:
“But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake of fire which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.”
Revelation 21:8
Thus saith the Lord.
Click here for more evidence that the Roman Catholic Virgin Mary is the same goddess whom the apostate Jews in the Bible worshipped with a star. The Virgin Mary is really Semiramis, the Virgin Queen of Babylon, who was worshipped under many names including Melitta or Melissa (the Queen Bee), and Myrianimus: the goddess of many names.
If you really want to please God, you need to repent of your idolatrous Mary worship, while there is still time, and seek the face of the true Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. If you are ready to do this, click here.
Be encouraged and look up, for your redemption draweth nigh.
The Still Man