The Spider Goddess Neith, Spinner of Destiny

I am All That Has Been, That Is, and That Will Be.
                                       No mortal has yet been able to lift the veil that covers Me.                                                                     
According to Plutarch (46 – 120 A.D.) Temple of Neith inscription

The Ancient Egyptians worshiped the primordial creator Goddess Neith, the spinner and weaver of destiny, who was associated with the spider. She was often depicted with a weaving shuttle in her hand, or a bow and arrows, demonstrating her hunting abilities.  As the goddess of creation and weaving, she was said to re-weave the world on her loom daily.

The clergy of Neith were female, and her temple at Sais was one of the most impressive in all of Egypt.