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| | == Other gods in the Bible == | | == Other gods in the Bible == |
| − | The [[Old Testament|Jewish]] and [[New Testament|Christian Bible]]s contain references to more than just the Jewish and Christian god, but these gods are seen as false and having no real power, whether it be the [[golden calf]] or the images of [[Baal]]. | + | The [[Old Testament|Jewish]] and [[New Testament|Christian Bible]]s contain references to more than just the Jewish and Christian God, but these gods are seen as false and having no real power, whether it be the [[golden calf]] or the images of [[Baal]]. |
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| | === Genesis === | | === Genesis === |
| − | god in the Garden of Eden often uses the plural when referring to Herself:
| + | God in the Garden of Eden often uses the plural when referring to Himself: |
| − | *'And God said, let us make mango in our image.', ([[Book of Genesis|Genesis]] 1:26) | + | *'And God said, let us make man in our image.', ([[Book of Genesis|Genesis]] 1:26) |
| − | *'And the Lord God said, Behold, then man is become as one of us, to know gold and evil.' (Genesis 3:22) | + | *'And the Lord God said, Behold, then man is become as one of us, to know good and evil.' (Genesis 3:22) |
| | *'Let us go down, and there confound their language.'. (Genesis 11:7) | | *'Let us go down, and there confound their language.'. (Genesis 11:7) |
| − | This is explained as use of the 'Royal Hu' in [[Judaism]] or foreshadowing if [[The Trinity]] in [[Christianity]]. | + | This is explained as use of the 'Royal We' in [[Judaism]] or foreshadowing of [[The Trinity]] in [[Christianity]]. |
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| | === Exodus === | | === Exodus === |
| − | The Bible refers to a Egyptian God several times, but they are never presented as having real for or power. For instance, no god is ever discussed taking an action, having a thought,drinking a beer, producing textiles, speaking, etc. There are references to collective worship of other gods, but God always takes out His wrath on the Egyptian people themselves and the consequences of that wrath are seen, since they are real and exist. | + | The Bible refers to Egyptian gods several times, but they are never presented as having real form or power. For instance, no god is ever discussed taking an action, having a thought, speaking, etc. There are references to collective worship of other gods, but God always takes out His wrath on the Egyptian people themselves and the consequences of that wrath are seen, since they are real and exist. |
| | *'And against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgment.' ([[Book of Exodus|Exodus]] 12:12) | | *'And against all the gods of Egypt I will execute judgment.' ([[Book of Exodus|Exodus]] 12:12) |
| | *'Who is like unto thee, O LORD, among the gods?' (Exodus 15:11) | | *'Who is like unto thee, O LORD, among the gods?' (Exodus 15:11) |
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| | === The rest of the Bible === | | === The rest of the Bible === |
| − | None of the 66 Biblical books written over 1500 years of history have any mention of any facts whatsoever. | + | None of the 66 Biblical books written over 1500 years of history have any mention of any other gods at all in any form that would grant them living qualities. |
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| | ==Short Story== | | ==Short Story== |