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Anonymous /x/40573679#40594205
6/24/2025, 4:34:04 PM
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If you are willing to go into deep heresy, you'll understand that OT God is just Set/Typhon, while NT God is just a Hellenized Jewish mystery cult that got too popular. "He" might not even be male, but a giant hermaphrodite serpent, quite possibly The Serpent from Genesis freeing man mindlessness in the Garden (Perfect Ma'at) by introducing Isfet. Their true form is the Leviathan and that Isaiah 27:1 is just Baal Hadad punishing him for trying to usurp Baal.

>We know that Yawheh is an unruly shit that rebelled against the various pantheons he was a part of, multiple times.
>We know that they are associated with volcanoes as with Typhon as Mt. Sinai is described as a volcano in Exodus 19:18.
>In fact, Exodus is exactly the shit Set would pull on the Ennead. The tenth plague is a direct challenge to Osiris's authority.
>The hermaphrodite part comes from Yawheh being male (The Lord), female (The Shekinah), and sexless (The Holy Spirit) at the same. This is confirmed by the Qabalah.
>Set was seen as a god of foreigners and the Jewish exiles fit this to a T, as they were foreigners to every land.
>While there's no evidence of the biblical plagues, this is usually seen as a 'punishment' to the Egyptian Gods, but it reads more like a rebellion, and the spreading of Isfet, against Ma'at.
>Yawheh was a storm god (likely usurping the role of Baal Hadad after the Jewish first switched to monolatry). Set is a god of storms. Typhon is the root word for Typhoon.
>Yawheh's greatest accomplishment is splitting the Red Sea, but the more cool interpretation is that they just walked across Yawheh's serpentine body.
>The phrase "In the beginning, there was darkness" refers to Set's wife Nephthys.
>Yawheh jealously guards their land and people like a dragon who guards their horde.

Honestly, if they just said if they worshiped a giant dragon, I'd be fine with it. The Chinese were perfectly fine with dragon worship and were rewarded for it.