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Oct 15, 2026

SamHOST
1:16
... blown all out of proportion.
BethHOST
1:18
Like the Nike lady.
SamHOST
1:18
I think there was something with a horse that I didn't care m- too much about.
BethHOST
1:22
That's Catherine the Great.
Brett MeadorHOST
28:24
It's a giant city.
Brett MeadorHOST
28:25
That's the goddess Nike.
Brett MeadorHOST
28:27
They had n- goddesses everywhere in, in Ephesus.
Brett MeadorHOST
28:30
But the primary goddess is Diana, the one I was telling you about earlier.
Stephen DaltonHOST
67:08
Her statue inside the Parthenon stood roughly 12 meters high and was made using gold and ivory over a wooden core.
Stephen DaltonHOST
67:22
She wore a helmet and elaborate garments, held a figure of the goddess Nike or Victory, and carried or stood beside other symbols associated with her.
Stephen DaltonHOST
67:41
Twelve meters.
Stephen DaltonHOST
67:44
This is not subtle devotion.
Tim HackerHOST
27:28
However, a large hollow bust of a female figure made of silver was found in the Paris Temple, Nice.
Luke MadridHOST
27:33
It's Nike.
Tim HackerHOST
27:35
Inside the bust were two head bones wrapped in cloth labeled Caput L-V-I-I-I-M or Head 58M.
Tim HackerHOST
27:42
Another source labels the head as L-I-I-I or 53, suggesting at least 52 other heads exist.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
21:25
Only later was it realized that this too was an early Jesus.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
21:30
[dramatic music] In that wonderful museum in Cleveland, the one with the Jonah Marbles, there's a carving of Apollo performing a miracle with Nike, the goddess of victory.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
21:52
Apollo is the robed figure on the left, and look how shapely he is, how easily we might mistake him too for a woman.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
22:06
Pagan gods could be male and female.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
26:54
If you look at a typical Roman sarcophagus of the early Christian era, you'll usually see a pair of winged figures carrying a portrait of the deceased upwards in glory.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
27:08
They look exactly like angels, but they're not.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
27:12
They're Roman figures of victory, Nikes, pagan transporters of the soul.
Waldemar JanuszczakNARRATOR
27:23
But the most significant of these pagan borrowings was a female figure adapted from Egyptian art.
Gary MannersHOST
2:58
The second striking object came from beneath the warrior's lower jaw, a Lysimachus-type gold stater weighing eight point one six grams.
Gary MannersHOST
3:06
One face carries the deified Alexander the Great wearing the Horn of Ammon, the other the goddess Athena seated with Nike balanced in her hand.
Gary MannersHOST
3:13
The researchers read its position as a likely example of Charon's obol, the coin placed with the dead as payment to the ferryman of Greek myth.
Gary MannersHOST
3:20
Ancient Origins has described how such spirit coins were laid in or on the mouth of the deceased.
JimmyHOST
62:03
This shimmering canopy was supported by ionic columns, forming an open peristyle that allowed the golden sarcophagus inside to be visible to the awestruck crowds lining the road.
JimmyHOST
62:15
Four golden Nike statues stood at the corners, each carrying a trophy, while the base of the carriage was adorned with paintings depicting Alexander's military triumphs.
JimmyHOST
62:27
To ensure the procession was heard before it was seen, a system of bells was suspended from the roof, designed to create a continuous, rhythmic tolling that added an auditory dimension.
JimmyHOST
62:40
Drawn by 64 mules, each adorned with a gilded crown and bells, the entire contraption was designed to thunder across the landscape like a storm of gold.
Mike SchubertHOST
74:49
I was very pleasantly surprised to, I think, be correct here.
Mike SchubertHOST
74:51
Annabeth checks that she means Nike and asks how she's out of control.
Mike SchubertHOST
74:55
Then thunder noises emit from above.
Mike SchubertHOST
74:58
And Juno says explaining will take too long and she must flee before Jupiter finds her.
ChrisHOST
54:18
Yeah, it's actually, I didn't know this, it's the only time this verb is used in the New Testament.
ChrisHOST
54:24
Usually we just have nike, victory, on its own.
ChrisHOST
54:27
Oh, Nike.
ChrisHOST
54:29
Exactly.
Heather HillGUEST
23:03
So then we had a navy admiral Christian buried in a Christian cathedral with a statue holding the trident.
Heather HillGUEST
23:14
Does that matter? Another example was when we went to Greece and we saw beautiful statues of the goddess Nike that looked all the world like Christmas angels.
Heather HillGUEST
23:27
Did Renaissance painters draw on ancient Greek depictions of a goddess? Would that matter? How much of it is drawing us away from God and how much of it is just cultural background or a different way of doing things? We face these questions all the time.
Heather HillGUEST
23:44
Is it okay for us to eat halal meat? Is it okay for us to celebrate Halloween? Should we have church on a Saturday or a Sunday? What should we do during Diwali? Paul shows us that when Jesus is our head and when we embrace not only our gifts but receive the support and direction of others, we will all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ.

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