Semitic scriptures, including Abrahamic literature, contain a huge number of forgeries, and we physically cannot list them all here.
Etymology and ancient mythology allow us to reveal this.
The most important thing is that they replaced the names of the gods, and this was a complete inversion. All the names that are associated with evil in the scriptures are heavenly gods, personifying good and the light principle. Devil - is literally a heavenly bull (Marduk). Dyaus Pitar - heavenly father, the same as the Roman Jupiter. This is from the root "dev", which meant light and sky for the Aryans.
Satan is Sat-Anu, the sun god. Lucifer means light-bearer. Hell is the sun, hence the sun god Helios.
it follows that the Semites were afraid of the sky and the sun.
The opposite is also true. The names of the Abrahamic god are mostly associated with snakes. "god", "bog" - these roots meant "snake". The name "yogava" has the same root as the Indian Yogis - evil sorcerers. Also in Slavic folklore, the evil old woman "yaga" is known.
The biography of Christ is a forgery of the myth of the Babylonian Marduk.
And so on.
Etymology and ancient mythology allow us to reveal this.
The most important thing is that they replaced the names of the gods, and this was a complete inversion. All the names that are associated with evil in the scriptures are heavenly gods, personifying good and the light principle. Devil - is literally a heavenly bull (Marduk). Dyaus Pitar - heavenly father, the same as the Roman Jupiter. This is from the root "dev", which meant light and sky for the Aryans.
Satan is Sat-Anu, the sun god. Lucifer means light-bearer. Hell is the sun, hence the sun god Helios.
it follows that the Semites were afraid of the sky and the sun.
The opposite is also true. The names of the Abrahamic god are mostly associated with snakes. "god", "bog" - these roots meant "snake". The name "yogava" has the same root as the Indian Yogis - evil sorcerers. Also in Slavic folklore, the evil old woman "yaga" is known.
The biography of Christ is a forgery of the myth of the Babylonian Marduk.
And so on.

