The Rise of the "Devil"

[rupol2000]

Personally, I have no doubts about this word. It has two roots: dev-vil

The Devas are the heavenly gods of the Aryans, the bearers of the right good beginning Rta in the Universe.

Vil is the Greek version of the word Vaal, which in turn comes from the Babylonian Bel, hence the very word Babylon - the gate of God (Bull) and "Biblia" from here

The supreme god of the Devas is Dyaus Pitar, the Heavenly Father. Hence, the Devil's Horns. His epithet is luminiferous Lucifer.

In early Christian icons of the Romanesq period, the Heavenly Father was still depicted as a bull. This forgery apparently arose during the period of the Gothic and the Inquisition, after the Plague.

Another epithet is the Celtic Saman(hense Satan).

It was this that the witch hunt was connected with - they worshiped the heavenly father.

It is also likely that the extermination of the Aurochs(Turs) was associated with these "reforms"

Aurochs - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[rupol2000]

I think that is why icon painters were forbidden to paint the heavenly father

 

[rupol2000]

The word "divine" has the same root. This is a typical Indo-European inflection at the root, which has remained in the new English in irregular verbs. From "Deva", hence the word day, from here also comes the Slavic "divniy" with similar semantics and the word "divchina"("Devushka")

 

[rupol2000]

The word Jupiter is a corruption of Dyaus Pitar

 

[rupol2000]

In general, the root Dev means either light or sky. That is why Lucifer = Devil
The name of the god among the ancient Aryans literally sounded like "heavenly", there was no separate word for the deity.

 

[rupol2000]

This is apparently the main reason for the hostility of Christianity to Astronomy and the questions of the luminaries. Abrahamism in general is a religion that pays almost no attention to astronomy and astrology.

This is not the first inversion. For the first time it was in Zoroastrianism where the Devas were declared evil gods and instead the Assurs were declared good.

 

[rupol2000]

Abrahamism inherited much from Zoroastrianism. There, for example, the concept of heaven, hell, purgatory and retribution appears for the first time. The gospel/good news itself is obviously a tracing-paper of the Szoroastrian "wahoo manu". Ritual purity was also borrowed from there. The impurity of the corpse was clearly declared there.

 

[rupol2000]

The Christian analogues of the saints there were called yazygs, hence the Slavic word "yazichestvo" (polytheism) arose. These yazygs were Devs converted into Assurs, including Indra, who was Veretranga there (from the Vedic epithet of Indra Vritra Khan - the winner of Vritra), and Christianity migrated under the name of George the Victorious

 

[rupol2000]

deity

By the way, a curious fact: this word is also a direct heritage of the ancient Aryan and post-Aryan culture and language. It's taken from here

Diti - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

They were opposed by Adityas - solar gods, sons of Aditi, Gods of life. Another name is Suryi

 

[rupol2000]

there is obviously a direct opposition of both versions

Suryas - Asuryas
Diti - Aditi

a/an is the negative prefix of Old Aryan which remained in IE(eg un break my heart, amoral, asexual, atheist etc)