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The Origin of the Name of God and his True Identity - Synopsis and Translation of the Phoenician, Ugaritic, Canaanite, Sumerian, Akkadian, and Assyrian Tablets
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_________________________________________________________________________ THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME OF GOD AND HIS TRUE IDENTITY. Synopsis and Translation of the Phoenician, Ugaritic, Canaanite, Sumerian, Akkadian, and Assyrian Tablets.
The name of God "Yahweh", his attributes and extraordinary (Supernatural) powers and deeds were borrowed from pagans' gods; gods the Israelites worshiped before they "created" their own god "Yahweh", who centuries later, became the God of the Christians and the Muslims.
So is it fair and logical to assume that we are worshiping a "Pagans' God" or more precisely an amalgam of mythical gods? You bet!
And this is exactly, the delicate, fragile and controversial topic we will be exploring, discussing and explaining in this treatise. If you are fanatically religious and you believe every word in the Bible, and all the stories rabbis, sheiks, Imams, bishops and priests tell you, then, do not read this treatise, because it could disturb you, and lead you to believe that it was written to discredit your faith and your beliefs in the Jewish Bible, the Torah, Talmud, the Christian Bible (New Testament), Jesus, the Christian Church, the Koran, and the Prophets.
And this is not the case at all.
The conclusions are based upon linguistic, historical, geographical, and archaeological facts and irrefutable findings, scrolls and inscriptions written centuries before any organized religion was established on Earth, and the word "GOD" was ever pronounced by or known to mankind.
Vital and most important questions we must address and
a-God's true origin.
b-Where did he come from?
c-What is his real name?
d-How and why did Abraham, Moses, early believers, tribes, scribes, prophets, and others unintentionally or willingly change and/or misinterpret God's name or names?
e-How many names God had at the time, Abraham, Moses, and other prophets met him?
f-In what original language, his name was written?
What and how it was written?
And how it was translated in Greek, Latin, French, English, Spanish, etc.?
g-How did God himself pronounce his name?
h-Who heard God first?
i-When and where did the term or word "God" appear the first time in the history of humanity?
And what did it mean at that time; the very first time it was pronounced, used, and later put in writing?
Did the meaning change? No? Yes? Why?
j-Any relation to the Anunnaki, the Ancient Gods, the Sumerians, the Phoenicians, the extraterrestrials?
From the
*The real name of God.
*Allah's terminology.
*Yahweh was a common Phoenician name.
*The Phoenician words "Yehaw", "Yehi", "Yaw", and "Yeuo" are the origin of the Hebrew words "Yah", "Yahu", and "Yahweh".
*Israelites bore the name of the Phoenician god Baal.
*Appearances of the word Yahweh outside and before the Bible was written (To name a few).
*The origins of Yahwehism.
*Phoenicia was the original source for the Hebrew Yahweh's imagery in the Bible and the "Cherubim Throne".
*Yahweh-Elohim and the Phoenician-Ugaritic Bull-Gods and the golden calves.
*Yahweh, and Ea/Enki create a spring in the Garden of Eden.
*Yahweh fighting the Dragon.
*"The Most High" epithet.
*On Monotheism.
* Quotes from leading scholars, authors, Sumeriologists and Assyriologists.
of the decade. Powerful and enlightening. Read it right
now at
"THE EVIL AND BLOODY
NATURE OF OUR BIBLICAL GOD. YAHWEH GUILTY OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY", written by Maximillien de Lafayette amazon.com/Bloody-Nature-Biblical-Aga...
_________________________________________________________________________ THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME OF GOD AND HIS TRUE IDENTITY. Synopsis and Translation of the Phoenician, Ugaritic, Canaanite, Sumerian, Akkadian, and Assyrian Tablets.
The name of God "Yahweh", his attributes and extraordinary (Supernatural) powers and deeds were borrowed from pagans' gods; gods the Israelites worshiped before they "created" their own god "Yahweh", who centuries later, became the God of the Christians and the Muslims.
So is it fair and logical to assume that we are worshiping a "Pagans' God" or more precisely an amalgam of mythical gods? You bet!
And this is exactly, the delicate, fragile and controversial topic we will be exploring, discussing and explaining in this treatise. If you are fanatically religious and you believe every word in the Bible, and all the stories rabbis, sheiks, Imams, bishops and priests tell you, then, do not read this treatise, because it could disturb you, and lead you to believe that it was written to discredit your faith and your beliefs in the Jewish Bible, the Torah, Talmud, the Christian Bible (New Testament), Jesus, the Christian Church, the Koran, and the Prophets.
And this is not the case at all.
The conclusions are based upon linguistic, historical, geographical, and archaeological facts and irrefutable findings, scrolls and inscriptions written centuries before any organized religion was established on Earth, and the word "GOD" was ever pronounced by or known to mankind.
Vital and most important questions we must address and
a-God's true origin.
b-Where did he come from?
c-What is his real name?
d-How and why did Abraham, Moses, early believers, tribes, scribes, prophets, and others unintentionally or willingly change and/or misinterpret God's name or names?
e-How many names God had at the time, Abraham, Moses, and other prophets met him?
f-In what original language, his name was written?
What and how it was written?
And how it was translated in Greek, Latin, French, English, Spanish, etc.?
g-How did God himself pronounce his name?
h-Who heard God first?
i-When and where did the term or word "God" appear the first time in the history of humanity?
And what did it mean at that time; the very first time it was pronounced, used, and later put in writing?
Did the meaning change? No? Yes? Why?
j-Any relation to the Anunnaki, the Ancient Gods, the Sumerians, the Phoenicians, the extraterrestrials?
From the
*The real name of God.
*Allah's terminology.
*Yahweh was a common Phoenician name.
*The Phoenician words "Yehaw", "Yehi", "Yaw", and "Yeuo" are the origin of the Hebrew words "Yah", "Yahu", and "Yahweh".
*Israelites bore the name of the Phoenician god Baal.
*Appearances of the word Yahweh outside and before the Bible was written (To name a few).
*The origins of Yahwehism.
*Phoenicia was the original source for the Hebrew Yahweh's imagery in the Bible and the "Cherubim Throne".
*Yahweh-Elohim and the Phoenician-Ugaritic Bull-Gods and the golden calves.
*Yahweh, and Ea/Enki create a spring in the Garden of Eden.
*Yahweh fighting the Dragon.
*"The Most High" epithet.
*On Monotheism.
* Quotes from leading scholars, authors, Sumeriologists and Assyriologists.
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April 19, 2016
Very interesting to read, the author had pointed out how the word Yahweh formed. And word for God is the same for Christian and Muslims.
I was awestruck when I found the similarities between not Mesopotamian with Christian and Muslim god, but with Hindu god Shiva and Krishna. I give below the image and the paragraph from the book.
(Image courtesy Kannan Payyan - blogger)
From the book: Numerous Mesopotamian slabs and seals depicted Ea "Enki" as an imposing god seated on a high throne with four or five streams of water (in the form of rivers) emanating from and/or around his shoulders.
Another one I like to quote with image is:
(Image courtesy Wikipedia, uploaded as a donation by the Brooklyn Museum) Krishna Conquers the Serpent Kaliya.
From the book: In the Phoenician-Ugaritic story of "Baal cycle", the Phoenician god Baal-Hadad fought the Lotan "Tannin" (dragon) the seven headed serpent-dragon of the sea located at a close proximity to Ugarit and Israel.
Though Kaliya sometimes shown as 5 headed serpent and in some has 1000 headed serpent. Similarity is noticeable.
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I was awestruck when I found the similarities between not Mesopotamian with Christian and Muslim god, but with Hindu god Shiva and Krishna. I give below the image and the paragraph from the book.
(Image courtesy Kannan Payyan - blogger)
From the book: Numerous Mesopotamian slabs and seals depicted Ea "Enki" as an imposing god seated on a high throne with four or five streams of water (in the form of rivers) emanating from and/or around his shoulders.
Another one I like to quote with image is:
(Image courtesy Wikipedia, uploaded as a donation by the Brooklyn Museum) Krishna Conquers the Serpent Kaliya.
From the book: In the Phoenician-Ugaritic story of "Baal cycle", the Phoenician god Baal-Hadad fought the Lotan "Tannin" (dragon) the seven headed serpent-dragon of the sea located at a close proximity to Ugarit and Israel.
Though Kaliya sometimes shown as 5 headed serpent and in some has 1000 headed serpent. Similarity is noticeable.
More book reviews in www.chromaring.com
January 20, 2015
Very interesting read
A quick and exciting journey through pre-bible civilization and it's influence on the bible and religion. Enlightening and a fast read. Certainly a topic never discussed in church
A quick and exciting journey through pre-bible civilization and it's influence on the bible and religion. Enlightening and a fast read. Certainly a topic never discussed in church
October 17, 2020
قسمتی از این کتاب
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وقتی حضرت عیسی بر صلیب بود گفت:
Eloi, eloi, imamma sabachthani
در انجیل متی:
Eli, eli, lama sabachthani
یا مرقس:
Eloi, eloi, lama sabachthani
به معنی:
My god, my god,
?why hast thou forsaken me
خدای من، خدای من، چرا مرا رها کردی؟
(در فینیقیه و نیز خدای سومری_آنانوکی El_Enki یا Ea بوده.)
جمع Eli (در زبان آرامی و عبری) Elohim است به معنی خدایانم، اربابانم، رهبرانم.
دقت کردید که این El یا Eloi یک جورایی در مسیحیان و مسلمانان به Elahi و ... تبدیل شده؟!
آیا دقت کردید که همیشه به طور ناخوداگاه، هنگام دعا نگاه ما به سوی آسمان است؟!
چرا انقدر داستانهای کتب مقدس به داستانهای سومری شباهت داره و تنها نامها عوض شده به عنوان مثال طوفان بزرگ یا همان طوفان نوح، در تمام ادیان و ملل قبل از حضرت موسی وجود داشته! و بعد در کتب مذهبی قرار گرفته؟! (اقتباسهایی ادبی یا ...)
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وقتی حضرت عیسی بر صلیب بود گفت:
Eloi, eloi, imamma sabachthani
در انجیل متی:
Eli, eli, lama sabachthani
یا مرقس:
Eloi, eloi, lama sabachthani
به معنی:
My god, my god,
?why hast thou forsaken me
خدای من، خدای من، چرا مرا رها کردی؟
(در فینیقیه و نیز خدای سومری_آنانوکی El_Enki یا Ea بوده.)
جمع Eli (در زبان آرامی و عبری) Elohim است به معنی خدایانم، اربابانم، رهبرانم.
دقت کردید که این El یا Eloi یک جورایی در مسیحیان و مسلمانان به Elahi و ... تبدیل شده؟!
آیا دقت کردید که همیشه به طور ناخوداگاه، هنگام دعا نگاه ما به سوی آسمان است؟!
چرا انقدر داستانهای کتب مقدس به داستانهای سومری شباهت داره و تنها نامها عوض شده به عنوان مثال طوفان بزرگ یا همان طوفان نوح، در تمام ادیان و ملل قبل از حضرت موسی وجود داشته! و بعد در کتب مذهبی قرار گرفته؟! (اقتباسهایی ادبی یا ...)
November 14, 2020
Could be blasphemous for the deeply religious
The works of Maximilien de Lafayette are mainly impressed by ancient alien theory, and books like these should be read with an open mind, although not to a point of believing the view. This particular book seems like an overnight rush job, and there are many more indepth research materials available online, in regards to the same subject. But at less than a dollar, whose complaining.
The works of Maximilien de Lafayette are mainly impressed by ancient alien theory, and books like these should be read with an open mind, although not to a point of believing the view. This particular book seems like an overnight rush job, and there are many more indepth research materials available online, in regards to the same subject. But at less than a dollar, whose complaining.
March 20, 2022
Some of the information presented is useful. While the names ascribed to the God of Abraham have appeared in other cultures/religions it seems equally plausible to me that such a presence revealed himself to representatives of all his children and that the differences that are exploited by different theological groups in an effort to claim supremacy are merely the evolution of an idea through the filter of another locale.
September 29, 2018
Exceptional read
I loved it all. The content was appealing to me but what fascinated me was that there was not one unneeded word out in and not one needed word left out. My compliments to the author.
I loved it all. The content was appealing to me but what fascinated me was that there was not one unneeded word out in and not one needed word left out. My compliments to the author.
April 4, 2018
Name of GOD REVIEW
Very interesting material. The overall implication is that Judaism had no original
Biblical tales! Still, an interesting read and short.
Very interesting material. The overall implication is that Judaism had no original
Biblical tales! Still, an interesting read and short.
May 13, 2021
can i read the book please
February 12, 2017
Very interesting.
Very in depth historical recollection of religion and the name of God from ancient to present day. However I will definitely have to read more than once. I recommend this read!
Very in depth historical recollection of religion and the name of God from ancient to present day. However I will definitely have to read more than once. I recommend this read!
November 29, 2016
Misty linguistics
I found the book shallow only dealing with the names of God and there origins. It does not describe the God that was the source of God's name. You may enjoy this book but I was left with a feeling of incomplete information.
I found the book shallow only dealing with the names of God and there origins. It does not describe the God that was the source of God's name. You may enjoy this book but I was left with a feeling of incomplete information.
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