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My research indicated that the lady who rubbed the Christ’s feet with precious oil name was never Mary Magdalene – it was a lady named “Lydia” and she was from a town called, “Magda”, hence the Magdalene namage, like “Jacksonian” if you are from Jackson. The western “Church” wished control of certain names and dispositions in order to generate their own ideology. Any females the Church wanted to control was assigned the name, “Mary”. That name is not considered clean from Hebrew points of view; Miriam was the name of Yashua’s mother and wife of Yoseph, Yashua’s father. The replacement of using the name, “Mary” was to promote the practices in regards to Semiramis.
Lydia was judged by the Pharisees and Scribes as being unclean because of how she looked in the present. They had no clue about Lydia’s background or about the environment she grew up in.
For all their ill judgement, Lydia was still the one Yahweh allowed in that glorious disposition – she anointed the Christ for His burial without knowing that was what she was actually doing. Lydia wiped the Christ’s feet clean after washing them watered by her tears. All she wanted to do was show her appreciation for the Christ’s stopping the people from stoning her for her present “occupation”. She didn’t ask to be a prostitute when she was little, but life can put one in an entirely different disposition, not by choice. Fortunately, Yahweh knew the willingness and strength of a person’s heart, past their outward appearance.
Lydia’s dress bears the imprint of a Hebrew Manoah used in the holy temples. She is barefooted, as she is on Holy ground.
There is a correct way to judge all things, but how the so-called “Church” people did it of Lydia was wrong.
My research indicated that the lady who rubbed the Christ’s feet with precious oil name was never Mary Magdalene – it was a lady named “Lydia” and she was from a town called, “Magda”, hence the Magdalene namage, like “Jacksonian” if you are from Jackson. The western “Church” wished control of certain names and dispositions in order to generate their own ideology. Any females the Church wanted to control was assigned the name, “Mary”. That name is not considered clean from Hebrew points of view; Miriam was the name of Yashua’s mother and wife of Yoseph, Yashua’s father. The replacement of using the name, “Mary” was to promote the practices in regards to Semiramis.
Lydia was judged by the Pharisees and Scribes as being unclean because of how she looked in the present. They had no clue about Lydia’s background or about the environment she grew up in.
For all their ill judgement, Lydia was still the one Yahweh allowed in that glorious disposition – she anointed the Christ for His burial without knowing that was what she was actually doing. Lydia wiped the Christ’s feet clean after washing them watered by her tears. All she wanted to do was show her appreciation for the Christ’s stopping the people from stoning her for her present “occupation”. She didn’t ask to be a prostitute when she was little, but life can put one in an entirely different disposition, not by choice. Fortunately, Yahweh knew the willingness and strength of a person’s heart, past their outward appearance.
Lydia’s dress bears the imprint of a Hebrew Manoah used in the holy temples. She is barefooted, as she is on Holy ground.
There is a correct way to judge all things, but how the so-called “Church” people did it of Lydia was wrong.