27-Isaiah–Babylon II

Continuing the discussion of the ecclesiastical corruption it is important to view the path that the occult of the mother child corruption moved from Babylon to other regions. Sometimes Semiramis is referred to Nimrod's wife and others his mother, leading to the belief that Nimrod married his mother. Also, according to these traditions, Semiramis, who rose to greatness because of her son, was presented with a great difficulty when her son died, so instead she pronounced him to be a god, so that she herself would become a goddess. Even though Semiramis claimed to be a virgin she had another son, named Tammuz, who she said was the reincarnation of Nimrod. She became known as the "Virgin Mother", "Holy Mother" and the "Queen of Heaven" and was symbolized by the Moon. So, began the worship of Semiramis and the child-god, and the whole paraphernalia of the Babylonian religious system. With the decline of the political power Babylon, the leaders fled to other countries. So too was the religion transported through migrations of the Babylonians to other countries where the same occultic worship of the Babylonian system flourished.