Definition: In the Bible, the term "Sitaatl" refers to a specific type of idol (or object) that was worshiped in ancient Mesopotamia. It was often depicted as a statue or image with human heads on both sides. This deity was believed to bring prosperity and happiness to worshippers. Sitaatl was not just considered a form of worship; it was also associated with fertility, fertility rites, and other aspects of religious rituals in Mesopotamian society.
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