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random intersections, schizo post, nevertheless

In Islamic and Jewish traditions, it is believed that the first people were born twins. In Christianity it is not particularly developed (but in pagan myths it is visible)

But there were special twins, heroes and perhaps one kills the other in the end (my schizo theory after reading many twin myths. Seth is the twin of Osiris btw and they were allies in the beginning)

The Scythian goddess with snake legs was similar to Inanna (Aphrodite, Astarte, Isis, etc.), was associated with severed heads, special twins, was considered the wife of Heracles (it was believed that in Crimea Osiris plowed a field. The plow is the symbolism of Ninurta and Balarama, the Greeks considered him an analogue of Dionysus, Balarama is possibly Bel, that is, Baal. Balarama is Krishna's brother)

now we remember
>Thomas is the twin of Jesus
>John the Baptist in the original is consonant with the Sumerian Oannes. Ἰωάννης. In the Book of Hamlet's Mill their connection is assumed, both did not eat human food)
>The severed head of John (like the father of the twins from the Popol Vuh. Why the Scythian goddess was associated with severed heads is unclear) Cōātlīcue is possibly the same mother of the twins (by the way, she has a severed head in her hands)

>Pontius Pilate means sea spear, Mot (appears after the god Yam in the Baal cycle) had a spear, Vritra had a spear, the name Cain means spear, Seth had a spear, Quirinus (fratricide) was associated with spears.

Vritra, like Mot, appears after the death of the first enemy of the god of thunder. Vritra appears in the Vedas after the death of Krishna-Vishvarupa-Trisharsa (not a joke), in the Vedas Indra is described as his brother (and Vritra, like Moth, swallows the god of thunder), it seems that Indra is Balarama and this is a later development of the conflict between the twin brothers (after their exploits)