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Sorry for the very late response, Im just now seeing this. You will see some at some point, but definitely will see a evil one. As I have been doing my studies, I have discovered there are multiple beings that eventually we will reveal such as the Nacash, a different divine being thats often mistaken for Satan in Genesis 3 due to biblical mistranslation.
Okay then. Will Ishtar be in this as well?
Yes lol you hit on the head!
Are you going to be using the Burney Relief or are you going to use that for Lilith?
I will try to use the Burney relief, Since she is described throughout the ages a little different we'll start with her original appearance Manga style. Sinces shes been known to change (her appearance and tactics), we'll see some of that depending how far we go into the story after the flood. We will be doing flashbacks once we fully get into the futuristic timeline of the ages Egyptian, greek etc. which you will see in her other forms.
You think that Ishtar was the inspiration for Isis and Aphrodite? Don't you think that theory has been done to death? Plus, I don't think there is that much proof, other than Ishtar and Aphrodite being love goddesses
We're not getting into that too much, very little. The story after the flood initially is supposed to start from 1972 then to our speculation of the future with the return of the nephilim and all other sorts of things according to both sumerian and biblical text. When it comes to her from a Divine council world view is she is the same god as only 'some' of the other throughout the ages, but there is still some debate as starting off as Inanna. But as far as we will go into this is more than likely up till the Epic of Gilgamesh, then to the future maybe do flashbacks to the other ages. When I study either the sumerian texts or biblical text I study the scholar work. I actually have had to change some stories because the scholar work showed me something different from mainstream publications.
Okay then. What was the scholarly work different from mainstream writing?
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