Double tap to edit — The Abrahamic Faith —
— Pantheon Gods — Anu has two sons; Enlil and Enki, while Marduk and Thoth are Enki’s sons, Ninurta and Nanna are Enlil’s sons. (This will take a little while to explain, but here we go) Enlil, Enki, and Marduk are the Gods from today’s current Bible in Christianity. Enlil and Marduk both swap characters in the Old Testament — (SOMETIMES Enki: Genesis chapter 1, verse 26) — as YahWeh/Jehovah and Satan/Lucifer, while Enki is the New Testament God and is the benevolent being out of the three. In Judaism, Satan (Marduk) is described as a servant of YahWeh (Enlil), this is backed by Marduk working with Enlil in Sumerian texts. In Islam, Marduk plays the character “Iblīs”, who is refer to the devil in the Quranic texts, while Enlil’s sons Ninurta and Nanna both swap characters as “Allah”, Islam’s God.
— Pantheon Gods — Anu has two sons; Enlil and Enki, while Marduk and Thoth are Enki’s sons, Ninurta and Nanna are Enlil’s sons. (This will take a little while to explain, but here we go) Enlil, Enki, and Marduk are the Gods from today’s current Bible in Christianity. Enlil and Marduk both swap characters in the Old Testament — (SOMETIMES Enki: Genesis chapter 1, verse 26) — as YahWeh/Jehovah and Satan/Lucifer, while Enki is the New Testament God and is the benevolent being out of the three. In Judaism, Satan (Marduk) is described as a servant of YahWeh (Enlil), this is backed by Marduk working with Enlil in Sumerian texts. In Islam, Marduk plays the character “Iblīs”, who is refer to the devil in the Quranic texts, while Enlil’s sons Ninurta and Nanna both swap characters as “Allah”, Islam’s God.
