By far the most interesting of the peoples that formerly inhabited Ireland were the Tuaths, or Tuatha de Danaans, or Dananns. There is much mystery about them in Irish traditions. They were men, gods, or fairies. They came, of course, from the East, calling in at Greece on the way, so as to increase their stock of magic and wisdom. Some trace them to the tribes of Dan, and note Dedan in Ezek. xxv. 13. Mrs. Wilkins identifies them with the Dedanim of Isa. xxl. 13, "a nomad,

If we take a look back at the various entities involved with the whole puzzle surrounding Jesus and the different bloodlines; ....... only one significant person remains to whom we have paid little or no attention. Neither have we found out any more about her beyond what the Bible says - until now. That person is James the Just’s wife, Mary Magdalen’s sister, Jesus’ sister-in-law, Martha. Joseph’s marriage to Martha, the Magdalen’s sister and the sister-in-law of Jesus, pro

Inanna - Ishtar - Ishtar; It is notable that Inanna and Ishtar could be different Goddesses The daughter of Nanna and Ningal She is Anu's second consort but she was also the lover of Enki, Dumuzid and many other Gods and Demi Gods. Inanna is one of the most important goddesses of the Sumerian pantheon in ancient Mesopotamia. She is a goddess of love, fertility, and war. A woman planted the huluppu tree in Inanna's garden, but the Imdugud-bird (Anzu bird?) made a nest for its