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Ancient Ugartics were first. They had many gods, El, Ba'al, Anat, and more.
El was known as the father of gods, and called il rahm, which means the merciful in Ugartic.
Eventually, Canaanites stopped worshipping other gods, and they worshipped El alone. And the other gods like Ba'al became blasphemies.
The name El is preserved in the Bible and translated as "god" but it was actually a personal name of one of many hebrew polytheistic gods that gradually became their single god when they shifted to monotheism.
In Genesis 1 god is called Elohim, which is translated as god, but it really comes from the name of El. In Genesis 17 god refers to himself as El Shaddai which means El Almighty, but is often translated to God Almighty.
At some point during the writing of the Bible his name actually changes from El-ohim to YHWH. He changes his name to "I AM" (YHWH).
The names of Isra-el, Micha-el, Gabri-el, etc are also references to the polytheistic deity El.
In Arabic, Al-ilah is possibly a reference to il-ilah which means the god, and ilah is also derived from el. Arabic Eer Raheem comes from Ugartic il Rahm which means the especially merciful in both languages and were both common titles for Allah/El.
Arabs used to be polytheistic like the jews were, and some of their gods were Allat, Menat, and Allah. But eventually, like the jews they settled on one God and all the other gods became blasphemies. Ancient polytheistic Arabs used to think of Allah as a father god like El, and Allah was associated with daughters like Menat and Allat. But the Quran declares that this is blasphemy and Allah does not beget. This is similar to Ugartic god El and his children who were considered blasphemous after the jews decided they only worship El.
El is as a wise elder God who lives in a tent where all the rivers of the world originate from. And he just sits all day while Ba'al does the work. Eventually El told the Jews to worship none but him alone.
Lol.
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>>533276979
>Ancient Ugartics were first
Unfortunately time and Mesopotamian civilization actually didn't start with the Ugaritics. Otherwise your rundown is good development rundown how The Most High began to be known and standardized before Abraham
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>>533276979
To the Canaanites, Yahweh was known as Kothar-Wa-Khasis who dwelled in the Egyptian capital of Memphis where Ptah was the primary God.
Anu is the pure consciousness Dyaus-Pitr, but he isn't the creator, Enki. Ehyeh, Ea, I AM.
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>>533276979
>Canaanites stopped worshiping other gods, and they worshiped El alone
El just means lord, but it usually denotes the wrong lord. No, the Canaanites never worshiped El they worshiped Baal, and the Hebrews Yahweh, which can also be a name for Baal, so it's confusing.
Basically, when they were child sacrificing it was Baal.
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>>533278500
He was. Yahweh was originally an Edomite God of metallurgy and crafts that the Shasu of YHW (the Egyptian texts that mention them are the earliest known mention of YHWH anywhere) that Moses adopted while staying with Jethro, and YHW was their name for Ptah and Ea (which was pronounced Yah and Hawayy) which they had adopted because their primary trade was metallurgy. Ptah created the world through the Word, the Logos, in Egyptian mythology.
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>>533276979
Yahweh was an annunaki nigger from outer space
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>>533276979
And don't just trust a schizophrenic internet user on a Cambodian cat grooming forum. There are excellent and approachable academic works on the pre-history and early history of Yahweh, El, Asherah and the other gods of Canaan/Hebrews.
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And this.
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>>533276979
>Yahweh = Baal = El = Allah = Moloch = Saturn
Just as jews like to wear masks to deceive people, Semitic gods do this too; a race are reflected in their gods and vice versa. This kike (Justin Sledge) speak about similar topics like this
>On Yahweh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdKst8zeh-U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGCqv37O2Dg
>The Book of the Wars of Yahweh and the other Lost Scriptures of Ancient Israel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h8K979tA0U
>What is the Earliest Israelite Scripture? The Yahweh Blessing Amulets of Ketef Hinnom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blwWEOyde6M
>On Moloch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjuWuNKBkRc
>On Baal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Q9uyFASF0
>On Asherah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m60p7BEnN5Y
>How Ancient Apocalyptic Jewish Ascent Esotericism Laid the Foundations of Christianity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC6xCyFJ1Ro
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>>533276979
>look at these similarities with the rabbinic Masoretic translation