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Who Was the First God? - Tales of Times Forgotten
Spencer McDaniel; Tales of Times Forgotten Spencer McDaniel

All the historical evidence that is currently available strongly suggests that humans have been believing in and worshipping deities for a very long time. The worship of deities almost certainly predates the advent of writing by tens of thousands of years, if not hundreds of thousands. Given this ancient history, it comes as no surprise that many … Continue reading "Who Was the First God?"

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Scholars Have Discovered How to Pronounce the True Name of God - Tales of Times Forgotten
Spencer McDaniel; Tales of Times Forgotten Spencer McDaniel

Today, most Jews, Christians, and Muslims simply call their god “God,” but it is fairly common knowledge that the texts of the Hebrew Bible refer to the God of Israel by his proper name, which, in Hebrew, is written as four letters: יהוה (YHWH), known as the tetragrammaton. At the time when the texts of … Continue reading "Scholars Have Discovered How to Pronounce the True Name of God"

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