Black Widow Symbols: The Color Black
Key Representation: Lawlessness, and fertility - the world worships fertility gods/goddess.
The Black Stone
Image: The Stone of Mecca (al-Hajar al-Aswad), embedded in the Kaaba's eastern corner, is a sacred Islamic relic believed to have fallen from heaven during the time of Adam. It is a cornerstone of the Hajj pilgrimage, where worshippers attempt to kiss or touch it while circling the Kaaba, symbolizing unity and devotion to God (they belive we share the same God, or Mighty One; Elohim).
Ref> wikipedia
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Cybele and the Black Stone
The Phrygian mother goddess Cybele (also known as the Magna Mater or Great Mother) is famously connected to an anarchic black meteoric stone. In 204 BC, the Romans brought this sacred black stone from Pessinus to Rome to honor her. Brining the stone to Rome won the war. In 204 BC during the desperate Second Punic War against Hannibal, the Roman Senate consulted the Sibylline Books and brought a sacred black meteoric stone representing the goddess Cybele (the Magna Mater) from Pessinus in Asia Minor to Rome to secure victory. (source: wikipedia article or see World History Encylopedia article here )
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Symbolic, prophetic ambiguity, of the color black:
Example 1: Lawless, without light, but reflects it (see keywords: shiny, and oil)
Example 2: Shiny. Lucifer called 'the shining one', 'son of the morning', of the 'dawn', which is a symbol of darkness and the color black, or the night; before light, the transistion period from darkness to light, from night to daybreak. In Isaiah / Yeshayahu 14:12 is the word 'Lucifer', and in Hebrew is, Hele ben shachar or son of the morning, (even 'twlight') or of the darkness, 'without light'; again, is 'lawless' because the torah and Yahshua is light.
Example 3: Only the female is black. The male widow is brown.
Example 4: Darnel (tares) are black when mature - the lawless revealed, the spirit of anti-messiah made visible.
Example 5: The gods and goddess are black. I seen this when practicing Tibetan Buddhism and is present in Hinduism also.
Example 6: The Sumerian term used when describing themselves as, 'Sumerians', in inscriptions is sag−giˊg (𒊕𒈪), which literally translates to "black head" or "black-headed." While applying the 'Law of First Mention', you will see this spider symbolism points to the Sumerians, even the color black. I had to include this part, because all other spider symbols point to the Sumerians (law of first mention) On author writes that the Sumerians are a template for the rest of the world.
Example 7: Symbol of fertility. In ancient Egypt, black was a sacred symbol of fertility and rebirth. This connection came from the rich, dark soil left behind by the annual flooding of the Nile River, which allowed crops to grow. The ancient Egyptian name for their land, Kemet, literally means "the black land" because of this life-giving earth.
Summary:
Yahweh is the master painter. This color is used by deities, by the gods and goddess, and like the black widow, shows itself, 'to be greater than' others.
This spider shows three (3) symbols for being 'lawless', a word Yahweh symbolised by these keywords, black widow symbols to illustrate this 'lawlessness': oil, upside down and the color black. To cross boundaries, excessiveness, attempt to be 'limitless' are connected to being 'lawess' - only Yahweh is without limits.
and the merchants of the earth have grown rich with the wealth of her wantonness.
Revelation 18:3