Black Widow Symbols: The Bridal Veil

Example 1: Dune, Veil of Isis, and Venom 2.
Example 2: Goddess Unmasked at time of Covid-19
Example 3: the male spider covers the legs of the female spider.

When the male spider covers the female with silk, Yahweh shows me this is like covering her glory; the 'shine' of her body is the glory of this spider. The light is reflected, like the planet Venus that is covered in gass, reflects the light - even like Lucifer who has no light of her (its) own, but reflects it.

Durning Covid - 19, I checked out this book, Goddess Unmasked. This was just before the mask mandate went into effect for covid-19. Yahweh shows me His power and that He is in control. When I speak on this part, I will include more details.

Yahweh shows me the virus was due to the goddess religion - which is the choice of many leaders. The other images show the goddess 'hiding', and reflects Lucifer. You can see manifest when Freemason leaders hide their hand in their pocket. The devil hides, but by the blood of the lamb, Yahweh makes them visible.  The other way to see this manifest, is when you have to look too hard to see if your looking at a boy or girl. They want to be like Lucifer, and be 'discovered', as a boy or girl, or what ever they have 'hidden', to be 'revealed', like Lucifer. Lucifer hides in the Churches, to be revealed or 'discovered'.

Encyclopedias show the goddess Fides being honored by covering the hand.

Fides is the ancient Roman goddess personifying trust, good faith, and loyalty, embodying the reliability in relationships, contracts, and duties that formed the bedrock of Roman society, honored with a temple on the Capitoline Hill and associated with state integrity, treaties, and even the military. She's depicted as a veiled or crowned young woman holding symbols of peace and abundance like a laurel wreath, turtle dove, or grain, and her concept gave rise to the English word "fidelity".

Veil of Isis

According to tradition, Rome's second king, Numa Pompilius, instituted a yearly ceremony on 1 October devoted to Fides Publica, in which the three flamines maiores (major priests)— the Dialis, Martialis, and Quirinalis— were brought to her temple in a covered arched chariot drawn by two horses.^[1] There they would conduct her services with their heads covered and right hands wrapped up to the fingers to indicate absolute devotion to her and symbolise trust.