>>508593146this is pretty much common practice for all europeons at the middle ages, using noah as a legitimization tool
>>508593162Point number 2 seems a little odd egyptians already had those things, author is clearly biased
>>508593186ugh retards that dont contribute anything should kts
>>508592726 (OP)abraham was indeed from UR thats probably how they got in contact and absorbed so much of their culuture
early on they worshipped YHWH storm god until they incorporated EL into YHWH and for lack of a better word YHWH mantled into EL and viceversa
Early on the pantheon was still in effect many stories on the bible is about pitting YHWH-EL against other phoenician/sumerian/egyptian (mostly same things) they did this with kultiple Gods including baal and such, also the egyptian ones with the story of the plagues of egypt (each symbolizing a God of the egyptian pantheon)
and in the bible the other Gods manifested into the physical world in one way or another (through guiding their peoples/miracles they performed/idolatries etc) as such this clearly means every on the actually believed in those Gods just as much as YHWH-EL, i know theor fertility goddess (forgot her name but the figurines recoverd all show a woman holding her own boobs early another offshoot of the ancient fertilitt thicc goddess) and her cult was widespread between early kikes.
the only difference is that YHWH-EL was stronger
What i find more amusing is how the association of the lost tribes of israel went from a bad thing (the letter from prester john says he vassalized them and kept them in check to prevent them from being set loose upon the world which would result in destruction on the hands of those evil tirbes - also medieval europeons thought the mongols were the lost tribes of israel hence they were so evil and destructive) to a necessarily psotive and legitimizing thing (british israelite theory, mormons etc)
I think a lot of early kikes are just trying to legitimize their god among the...