Thread 40843141

What is this thing and why do so many people worship it?

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>>40843141 (OP)
>What is this thing and why do so many people worship it?
Yahweh=/=El=/=Elion=/=Elohim
El=An[sumerian]
Elion=Anshar[sumerian]
Elohim=Anunaki[sumerian]/Igigi[sumerian]

>>40843183
El is Enlil you retard, An is the equivalent to Ein sof from the Kabbalah, the monad from gnosticism, Jesus father, and other celestial gods, Yahve is Enlil, El, Cronos, Saturno, Horus, an evil and material god

>>40844395
Maybe you are right, but probably not.

>>40843141 (OP)
the phonetic utterance of the name is ment to encapsulate the sound of a man in/exhaling, ie the Divine breath.

>>40845822
And the upright writting of it in squarejewrunes is a literal matchstick man [with schlong]

>>40843141 (OP)
A regional egregore that got globalized.

>>40843141 (OP)
The other side of Baal

>>40843141 (OP)
The god jews sacrifice baby foreskin to for material gain. The dude Abraham made that binding blood pact with that is still given legitimacy by our institutions.

>>40843141 (OP)
According to legend, El sits in his house tent (cube/black lodge) between two mountains of twins (twin peaks, twin myths, boaz and yakhin connected with this) at the sources of all rivers and the abyss
>He was identified with Enlil (most likely El is short for Enlil)
>He was also identified with Enki-Ea and Poseidon in Palmyra
>In Babylon, Marduk absorbed the functionality of Enlil, and Enki-Ea was considered his father, Nabu (Mercury) was the son of Marduk and helped him get out of prison during Marduk's passions (he is locked up by evil gods and his son helps him free himself. Strange, isn't it?)
>The Sumerians had Enki as an analogue of Nabu, but not quite, it is more correct to identify him either with Ninurta (Hercules), or Ningishzida
>Ninurta is either Balarama or Krishna (Harekrishna. The Greeks said that Krishna is Hercules, there are many reasons for this), Although Hercules was sometimes identified with Dionysus, which brings him closer to Balarama, whose cult was associated with wine and orgies
>In fact, all the children of Enlil can be united into one, but the problem is that this Ninurta was later associated with Nergal-Erra-Erragal, Ninanzu and was considered quite evil and was depicted with snakes sticking out of his shoulders like Zahhak
>Ninurta was associated with the Planet Saturn and Mercury
>Jesus was born under the zodiac sign Capricorn, which is ruled by Saturn
>In the Mystery of Mithras, the highest degree was Pater identified with Saturn.
>His signs were: a miter hat, a shepherd's staff, a libation cup and a sickle (in the revelation of John, Jesus holds a sickle in his hands)

>>40843141 (OP)
God of all Abrahamic religions

>>40843141 (OP)
>>40846185
>The name Enki-Ea is deciphered as the Lord of the Earth of the Temple of Abzu (the abyss) and it is unclear whether this is connected with the watery abyss or whether this is a hint at our reality, because for the Sumerians water surrounded the earth and in fact his house could be on top. It's like Varuna, who seems to be associated with water, but in the Vedas sits in the sky (btw, the star Canopus was associated with Enki-Ea, Nabu, Ahura Mazda. The wall of the Kaaba, where the stone is, looks at the star Canopus.
>There was also the Egyptian city of Canopus, where there was a large Temple of Serapis.
>Serapis is either Osiris + Apis or Asar Apsu (King Apsu, that is, Enki-Ea)
>Apsu is mentioned in the Vedas
>The number of Enki is 40 (often found in the Bible, associated with trials), the number of Enlil (Marduk) is 50 (is Pentecost associated with this?), the number of Anu is 60, the number of Yahweh is 15, if you add up the numbers of Enki-Enlil-Anu you get 150, but if you remove 0 you get 15

>All myths are associated
>In fact, there are no gods so many
>Many gods are repeated in the pantheon with a rethought, retold myth, or continue the adventure as if having another and post
>In the Phoenician History of Philo, Sanchuniathon writes that all myths are confused by Thoth-Hermes-Mercury (the Romans identified him with Lugus and Odin, he is similar to Apollo as well)
>He also introduced the worship of snakes and dragons
>Also Sanchuniathon wrote that El introduced the ritual of circumcision and sacrificed his only son Yehud (the only begotten, the place of Jesus' baptism among Muslims is called Qasr al-Yahud
>Everything reads strangely, but what can you do, everything is confused on purpose (perhaps the New Testament is a retold legendary myth)
>Supporters of El-Kronos-Saturn were called Eloim (yes, like Elohim)

>>40846185
>>40846228
>The name Enlil (El I still think) means Lord of the Spirit, his number is 50
>Jesus on the cross addresses Eli/Eloi and apparently the Jews rarely used this word, because they think that he calls on Elijah

>>40846185
>>40846228
>>40846241
>The Phoenician City, known to the Greeks as Býblos (Βύβλος) and to the Romans as Byblus, was important for their import of papyrus out of Ancient Egypt[13] – to the extent that "Byblos" came to mean "papyrus" in Greek. The English word "Bible", therefore, ultimately derives from the Greek name of the city, Βύβλος ('Βύblos / Byblos'), a Greek mumbo-jumble of גְּבָל ('Gāḇal / Gəbal Gobâl'..., that is, 'Gebal' or 'Jebel'), which shares the same root as גְּבוּל ('Gəḇūl / Gābūl, that is 'Gebul' or 'Jabul'), as they're derivatives of ג־ב־ל ('g-ḇ-l' / 'g-b-l' / 'g-v-l'), which means 'twist as a rope', '(be a, set) border' or 'bound(aria)', which tells us that it is a North Boundary of Canaan.
> In the 1st millennium BC, its name appeared in Phoenician and Punic inscriptions as Gebal
>Gebal because egypt Geb = El = Cronus = Satrun. Geb + Al(El/Ilu) = Gebal
It is believed that the city of Byblos was the first city of the star El
>This El or Al or Il can be found in many places
>Babylon (here Elyon), Avalon (b can be read as v. Remove B from Babylon and read the second B as V = Avilon (Avalon), Hellenes (Greeks, there is no H in the original), Deucalion (here again Elyon), Illion (Troy), Valhalla, Elves (Elfs), etc. Among the Caucasian peoples, El is called the world of the dead
>but everywhere there are still roots val/bal (connected with baal, bel, vilas, devas, but this needs to be dealt with separately
>deva + el = devil
>dia(distortion deva) + bol(aka bel) = diabol(os)

>>40846185
>>40846228
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>>40846282
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Votan
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ekʼ_Balam
(Balam = Jaguar = Bal)

YHWH may be related to jaguar
in the Phoenician history of Philo, Agruer is mentioned (in the original it looks like Agrarius)
Blavatsky wrote that Agruer is a Jewish god
He was associated with fields and crops (like Saturn)
If you remove agr from agrarius, you get arius (Aryans)

we do not know how exactly Yhwh (ygwg) is pronounced

John 8:19
>Then they said unto Him, “Where is thy father?” Jesus answered, “Ye neither know Me, nor My Father. If ye had known Me, ye should have known My Father also."
Christians worship the one true God, the other religions (modern judaism, islam) worship demons. It's not the same.

>>40846427
No one knows who they really worship. Like, really. Muslims can worship Jesus' father and maybe the original Quran even says that Jesus is the son, but it was removed (but not a fact)

Jesus addresses Eli/Eloi on the cross, this is the same El from which many words were formed, this El is contained in the names of angels, Elohim are also associated with this. Perhaps El is short for Enlil, whose name literally means Lord of the Spirit and whose number is 50 and it was after 50 days that the holy spirit descended upon the apostles

>>40846427
Real, this

Isn't the Seal of Solomon inscribed with Yahweh's true name, or did I imagine that?

>>40846487
I know I worship the one true God because I worship his Son who ressurected proving what he said was true, that he and his father are one. It really isn't that complicated. If God is three persons in one nature then deciding to not worship one of these persons means not worshipping the true God. The Truth is not complicated, the Truth is always easy and logical.

>>40849231
>It really isn't that complicated . If God is three persons in one nature then deciding to not worship one of these persons means not worshipping the true God. The Truth is not complicated, the Truth is always easy and logical.
Truth is simple
creates a complex structure
explains nothing
truth is simple

actually no. because Christians deny that Jesus is an avatar of God or that there are three gods (triple gods were very common among pagans, either with three heads or as three rulers, more often this was associated with the division into priesthood, warriors and ordinary people). no. they simply state strange things, for 2000 years still not explained normally

>>40849279
Agreed, the explanation and interrelationship between Elohim, the Greek, Babylonian, Canaanite and Hindu deities, and the eventual coalescence into a monotheistic (and later trinitiarian) Christian god makes more sense than to think otherwise