Anonymous
7/2/2025, 4:00:31 AM No.17807694
Virgin Mary probably suffered a lot
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Thread 17807694 - /his/ [Archived: 658 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 4:05:28 AM No.17807706
>t. foreverially assblasted because meemaw made him go to church
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 11:24:10 AM No.17808434
>>17808324
Don't think so, his goes all the way to his knees.
Don't think so, his goes all the way to his knees.
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 11:29:44 AM No.17808448
>>17808218
This just proves yhwh and bes were seen as the same god
This just proves yhwh and bes were seen as the same god
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 11:40:17 AM No.17808478
That's Bes. Archeologists agree the images and the writing are separate.
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 11:45:52 AM No.17808496
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 11:48:04 AM No.17808501
>>17808496
You're a midget or something?
You're a midget or something?
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 3:50:03 PM No.17808921
>>17808218
so yhwh is bes is hanuman sar
so yhwh is bes is hanuman sar
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 4:30:50 PM No.17808965
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 8:56:24 PM No.17809519
>>17808218
One is YHWH of Samaria and the other YHWH of Teman. Samaria, a Syrian-Canaanite city, traded metals with Teman, an Arab city of Edom. YHWH is an Arab god of Edom, the Bible itself says that he came from Mount Seir.
It is likely that Samaria adopted YHWH from Edom as a secondary god
The goddess in the back is Ashera
El and YHWH were represented as oxen
Canaa was an Egyptian domain until the 9th century BC, when Sheshonk invaded Israel. Of course there would be cultural influences. The first time the name YHW appears is on an Egyptian stele speaking of the Shasu nomads. There was a Jewish community on the island of Elephantine in the Nile River
One is YHWH of Samaria and the other YHWH of Teman. Samaria, a Syrian-Canaanite city, traded metals with Teman, an Arab city of Edom. YHWH is an Arab god of Edom, the Bible itself says that he came from Mount Seir.
It is likely that Samaria adopted YHWH from Edom as a secondary god
The goddess in the back is Ashera
El and YHWH were represented as oxen
Canaa was an Egyptian domain until the 9th century BC, when Sheshonk invaded Israel. Of course there would be cultural influences. The first time the name YHW appears is on an Egyptian stele speaking of the Shasu nomads. There was a Jewish community on the island of Elephantine in the Nile River
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 9:22:38 PM No.17809587
>>17808218
One is YHWH of Samaria and the other YHWH of Teman. Samaria, a Syrian-Canaanite city, traded metals with Teman, an Arab city of Edom. YHWH is an Arab god of Edom, the Bible itself says that he came from Mount Seir.
It is likely that Samaria adopted YHWH from Edom as a secondary god
The goddess in the back is Ashera
El and YHWH were represented as oxen
Canaa was an Egyptian domain from the XVIII dinasty until the 9th century BC, when Sheshonk invaded Israel. Of course there would be cultural influences.
The first time the name YHW appears is on an Egyptian stele from the XVIII dinasty (1350bC) speaking of the Shasu nomads. Shasu means bandits, nomads, thieves. Probably Arab bandits who worshipped this god YHW.
There was a Jewish community on the island of Elephantine in the Nile River
One is YHWH of Samaria and the other YHWH of Teman. Samaria, a Syrian-Canaanite city, traded metals with Teman, an Arab city of Edom. YHWH is an Arab god of Edom, the Bible itself says that he came from Mount Seir.
It is likely that Samaria adopted YHWH from Edom as a secondary god
The goddess in the back is Ashera
El and YHWH were represented as oxen
Canaa was an Egyptian domain from the XVIII dinasty until the 9th century BC, when Sheshonk invaded Israel. Of course there would be cultural influences.
The first time the name YHW appears is on an Egyptian stele from the XVIII dinasty (1350bC) speaking of the Shasu nomads. Shasu means bandits, nomads, thieves. Probably Arab bandits who worshipped this god YHW.
There was a Jewish community on the island of Elephantine in the Nile River