Asherah, Consort of The Almighty, She Who Walks on the Sea

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Asherah, Consort of The Almighty, She Who Walks on the Sea
[Baalat] is the name of the feminine counterpart of Baal of the Old Testament and would logically appear on tablets dedicated by Semitic workers to a goddess whose Egyptian form was Hathor, goddess of love and beauty--and Hathor was the protective divinity of this mining community, where she was known as "Lady of the Turquoise."
Red Land, Black Land by Barbara Mertz (p. 138)