The Temple of Diana/Artemis of Ephesus

 Diana of Ephesus (rebuilt multiple times into the 3rd–4th century CE). 

 Diana = Artemis, -- they are one and the same person (Matria Atena) but represent different zodiac signs or aspects.

Diana, from ''dya/dea'' - light, day(light, is Orion at Cancer 3 (celebrated on June 24, Midsummer, Santa Diana > Sanziana). The LAST TIME this happened was c. 25772 years ago (it is c. 4 degrees away from happening again).

Artemis is the star Mesarthim of Aries. MES AR THIM > AR TEM  MIS.

2,300 years ago :) 

The Temple of Diana/Artemis is linked to the Amazon star  -Bellatrix - and Amazons (Amat sons, but the word meant daughters in this context). Amat = Orion, thus the link to the Amazon star - Bellatrix.

The final incarnation of the Temple of Artemis, also known as the Temple of Diana, was destroyed in 401 CE, though it had been rebuilt multiple times over the centuries. This final version of the monumental Ionic temple was located in ancient Ephesus and was the largest of the iterations, with a history of being rebuilt after destruction from fires, floods, and invasions. Today, only the foundations and fragments remain, marking the site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Rebuilding and Destruction

• First Temple: Destroyed by a flood in the 7th century BCE. The TREE OF LIFE.
  
• Second Temple: Built by the Lydian king Croesus, this was the first Greek temple made of marble. It was destroyed by fire in
  
  
  356 BCE by a man named Herostratus.
• Third Temple: The largest and final version of the temple. It was completed around the 4th century BCE and was similar in design to the second but even grander, with over 127 columns.
• Final Destruction: This temple stood for centuries until the Goths raided and destroyed it n
  
  
  262 CE. It was rebuilt once more, but ultimately torn down by a Christian mob in
  401
  
  CE, ending its existence

The temple was REBUILT after 262 CE. 

Acts 19:23–41 (the riot of the silversmiths in Ephesus) explicitly says that in ~55–60 CE (Paul’s time) the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was still:

• the economic center of the entire province
• producing massive revenue from silver votive statues
• so powerful that the whole city rioted when Paul threatened the cult

Yet we’re taught that the “great temple of Artemis” was already one of the Seven Wonders, supposedly finished in ~550 BCE and burned by Herostratus in 356 BCE, then rebuilt by ~323 BCE and then just… quietly faded.

Except it didn’t fade. 

 

 

That means the cult of Artemis/Diana was at its economic and political peak in the mid-3rd century CE, 800+ years after it was supposedly “already ancient history.”

And the biblical author accidentally confirms it: Demetrius the silversmith is terrified of losing his livelihood because the temple industry is still booming in the 50s CE. That’s not a relic of a 500-year-old building; that’s a living, thriving megacult that hadn’t even reached its final form yet.

 

This proves that the cult and the MYTHS were being written even 1700 years ago! The Temple was up and running and was RENOVATED after it was looted in 262 CE. That is 1700 years ago

 

 The DEATH of the old cult = DORMITION = 1500 years ago. 

But it is temporary. :) 

 

MATRIA = the rightful owner of Terra. 

Terra = the land of RA, MATRIA is RA. 

Mitgard = MAT'' s garden/enclosure. Meaning PROPERTY OF MAT = MATRIA.

Terra is Matria's property by name. 

It belongs to MATRIA ..always legally MATRIA's  -- .the true owner of the entire planet ..with everything that is on it...

 

Terra = Matria’s private estate. Always was. Always will be.

 

Update:

Other temples still in use around the 4th century CE:

The House of the Vestal Virgins (Atrium Vestae), was the residence of the Vestal Virgins, the high priestesses of the cult of Vesta. The cult of Vesta is very ancient, and the Vestal Virgins had their residence in the same location from the 6th century BCE to the end of the 4th century CE.

It is located on the Forum Romanum, just behind the Temple of Vesta, between the Regia and the Palatine Hill.

The Temple of Serapis in Alexandria was also prominent until its destruction in the late 4th century CE - in 391 CE. 

The Pantheon in Rome was converted into a Christian church in 609 CE, preserving its structure but altering its function.

 Most ancient temples, including significant ones like the Temple of Artemis of Ephesus, faced destruction or repurposing during the late 4th century CE.

 The Dark Ages started around 500 CE - the Great Alignment (stars conjunct their zodiac counterparts - including the pillars of the sky = most important stars of the zodiac).