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Verse 14 speaks of the women weeping for Tammuz and verse 16 speaks of men worshiping the sun. What is Sunday? The day named after the Roman sun god. Our months and days of the week are all named for Roman gods today.

you really do not seem to understand that the world is not English, right?

Also you need to learn facts first: Tammuz was NOT the Sumerian god of the sun -- that was UTU

Next, the ENGLISH words for the week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - are firstly, ONLY IN ENGLISH and secondly, these aren't Roman gods except for Saturday (Saturn) - those are named after the Sun, moon, Tew , Woden (Oden), Thor, Frigga - Anglo-Saxon gods (who incidentally are very well written in pagan soruces and there is zero, nada, zilch, nothing about any anglo-saxon goddess "eostre" - ergo there was no such goddess/sprite/demi-deity.

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And, do you know what the days of the week are in other langauges?

1. Polish: niedziela poniedziałek wtorek środa czwartek piątek sobota - Share, After Sharing day, Windy day, Middle day, fourth day, fifth day, Sabbath

Sheesh, you think that because the English, a late language uses some words, that it is some sign?

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Babylonian gods were called many names by many nations. I have only one God. God says Christ rose on First Fruits, not some random day celebrated by pagans.

1Co 15:20 But now Christ is risen from the dead, and has become the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.