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Mary In the Old Testament, Virgo at the Red Sea, & Rev. Taylor's Persecution
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- InnerVerse
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- Apr 22, 2026
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- 4213
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Summary
In Episode 20 of Inner Whirled, we take on one of the least known revelations of biblical astro-theology: that Miriam of Exodus and Mary of the New Testament are the same archetypal character, proven by celestial symbolism and linguistic forensics. Video Episode: https://youtu.be/0MeHpK8N85s Drawing on the work of Reverend Robert Taylor, we once again demonstrate how biblical narratives function as astronomical allegories, disproving their historicity, and we show how those who taught this in prior centuries were persecuted. 🔓 Support the research, double your content. Become an InnerVerse Plus+ member. Patreon | Substack | Youtube Part 1 lays the foundation: connecting Miriam to the Virgo archetype, Venus symbolism, and the recurring “goddess of the sea” motif embedded in names like Maria, Miriam, and mare. Through philology and pattern recognition, we examine how the Exodus story—especially the Red Sea crossing—reflects celestial movements rather than historical events. We’ll teach you about: Miriam = Mary: symbolic and linguistic connections Virgo and Venus as the “Divine Feminine” archetype The Red Sea as astronomical allegory Reverend Robert Taylor and persecution for astro-theology Allegory vs literal history in the Bible Media, control, and the shaping of belief systems 🔒 In Part 2 we move from connection into code, further demonstrating the symbolism of the celestial ocean. The Exodus account unfolds as a sky map where Virgo, Venus, and the Red Sea aren’t metaphors, but coordinates.From the rising and falling of constellations to the strange language of “persecution” as celestial following, we trace how these stories map a system far older than scripture. The Elementals Gathering is coming up May 8th thru 10th. Get your tickets here and use coupon code 'innerve…