Why christianity doesn’t worship El, Baal and the Elohim anymore – the original Hebrew names for God, the Lord and his pantheon - Conspiracies

Why christianity doesn’t worship El, Baal and the Elohim anymore – the original Hebrew names for God, the Lord and his pantheon (biblicalmythology.wordpress.com)

posted 2 years ago by Mrexreturns 2 years ago by Mrexreturns +5 / -4

Why christianity doesn’t worship El, Baal and the Elohim anymore – the original Hebrew names for God, the Lord and his pantheon

Why Christianity doesn't worship and honor El, Baal and the Elohim anymore is because they are trying to hide the name and identity of their God from the public for obvious reasons. The original name for the God of the bible was called El and the pantheon...

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– Primate98 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

The basic analysis of the article seems to be way off. I stopped at paragraph 2 with the sentence:

The reason right through the Bible ‘God’ is called ‘Lord God’ is because the word ‘Lord’ is translated from the word ‘Baal’.

For anyone interested in validating just this foundation, you;ll find that "Lord" in the Bible is almost always translated from the Hebrew "YHWH", and vowelized as Yahweh or Jehovah.

"Baal" is typically left untranslated. It is, in other works and usages, translated as "Lord", but it also has the connotation of "master". In the context of the Bible, Baal is most certainly a different entity than Yahweh. In fact, the two are clearly at odds.

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