BEALIAH-YHWH IS BAAL EGYPIAN DARK GOD SET

Summary

🧩 Introduction and Context: The presenter introduces a speculative exploration of the connections between Yahweh, Baal, and Set, drawing on religious texts, myths, and academic theories. The narrative builds around questioning traditional interpretations of Yahweh’s nature and role (00:00).

📜 Giants and Nephilim: Ancient myths about the Nephilim, their origins as offspring of fallen angels, and their connection to demons are explored. These figures are tied to the Biblical and mythological past (01:00).

🛐 Demon Worship Allegations: The video claims that early Hebrew tribes, during their desert wanderings, worshiped demonic figures like Azazel and Leviathan, which symbolized chaos and destruction (04:08).

🌩 Yahweh as a Storm God: Yahweh’s evolution is discussed, beginning as a regional storm deity similar to Baal. The video posits Yahweh’s association with wrathful and destructive divine attributes (07:15).

🔍 Allegory and Symbolism: The duality of Yahweh’s actions—providing guidance yet unleashing plagues—is questioned. Yahweh’s alignment with darker interpretations, such as those linked to Set, is analyzed (14:30).

🛑✝️ Challenging Christian Doctrine: The traditional linkage of Yahweh to the benevolent Father of Jesus is critiqued. The presenter suggests that early Christian sects might have diverged in their understanding of Yahweh’s character (24:45).

Insights Based on Numbers:

40 Years in the Desert: Interpreted as a punitive measure by Yahweh against those who questioned his actions, reflecting harsh judgment themes.

10 Plagues of Egypt: Symbolized as acts of divine wrath and destruction, aligning Yahweh with Set’s chaos-related traits.

Genesis 6:4: Mention of Nephilim and their origins is a focal point, grounding the video’s mythological analysis.

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