שמע ישראל יהוה אלהינו יהוה אחד
בעל בן אל
Ba'al ben 'El: lord son of god!
A partial list of the gods and goddesses, this is by no means all-inclusive. At this point this page is a mere listing with a few notes added in. Soon, hopefully, I will expand it to a more informational format showing the commonality between the ancient pagan religions and the xtian and messie-anity movements.
"...as Pharaoh of this ancient land I've learned many things, not the least importance of which is to pamper the superstitious leanings of my people. They have faith in such things as portents and prophesies; they deify animals and reptiles. For every activity of man, for every manifestation of nature, they've a god. There's a god to blame for their ills, for their stupidities, for their lack of diligence in the prosecution of their daily affairs. What harm is there in it? It keeps them happy and content with their lot to shift responsibility for their own delinquencies to the shoulders of the gods."
From the novel: Star of Macedon © 1957 by: Karl V. Eiker
While archeologists, history buffs and some students who are studying mythology at this present time know some of the names on this list, just how many average people know even a small portion of this tiny list? Yet virtually everyone: atheists, christians, wickens, buddhists, islamics, etc, etc, know who Satan or Lucifer is supposed to be. How very odd! While this list comprises less than ten percent of the gods of man, better than ninety percent are worshipped by man (both knowingly and unknowningly) either by their own name or under the generic title [the unknown] god and/or lord to this very day!
Below is a partial list of gods and goddesses. I am sure that you recognize a few of them. But, do you truly recognize all, or even half of the names in the following list and do you realize the extent to which their rites and rituals are so embedded in world societies as to cause their worship by the masses? Which gods do you, through lack of knowledge of their "mysteries", still worship? Are you sure?
Adonis, Adra melech (Assyrian), Aedos (Roman goddess of modesty); Aeval (Celtic goddess of sexual intercourse); Aidin (Celtic goddess of love and sexuality), Aine (Irish goddess of fertility and love), Aisha Qandisha (Moroccon goddess of sexual activity), Aizen Myo-O (Japanese god of love and Lust), Ala (Nigerian goddess of fertility and morality), Alalahe (Polynesian goddess of love), Albina (Etruscan goddess of dawn and protector of ill-fated lovers), Al-Lat (Arabic goddess of Fertility and Procreation), Alpan (Etruscan goddess of Love), Ame-No-Uzume (Japanese goddess of fertility), Amor (Roman god of love), 'Amown - (also Amen-Re Amen-Ra, Amun-Re - Mitsriy king of gods- father of par'oh and god of fertility), Anahita (Persian goddess of fertility and semen), Anath (Kena'aniy goddess of love), Anasas (Assyrian god of medicine), 'Anath (a primary Kena'aniy goddess of sex & war), Angus Og (Irish god of love), Annallja Tu Bari (Sudanese goddess of sexuality), Anna Perenna (Etruscan goddess of reproduction and wanton sex), Anshar (or Assur - Akkadian sky-god; husband and brother of Kishar), Anteros Greek (god of love and passion), Antheia Greek (goddess of love and flowers), Anu ('father god' of the Sumerian pantheon- 'the creator'), Anubis (Ανυβις : Greek form of Egyptian Anupu), Anpu (also Anupu, Inpu - Mitsriy [Egyptian] - meaning 'royal child', the jackal-headed god of the underworld); Aphrodite (Greek goddess of fertility, sexuality and beauty), Apis (Mitsriy [Egyptian] god of fertility)
Apollo - A Greco-Roman god of the sun, songs, music and poetry, medicine and healing, plagues and disease, prophecy and oracles, archery, and is said to be the protector of young people. He is the son of Zeus and Ledo (Leto) brother the goddess Artemis. He replaced pantheon of Roman deities as the main god (incorporating the attributes of many gods) and is associated with the Persian Mithra. He (and Mithra known as the "Bright and Shining Morning Star.") was Phoebus the "radiant one," or He (along with Mithra) became known as the "Bright and Shining Morning Star." He was also known as Pythian Apollo, the giver of dreams and visions. Apollo is believed to be the "destroyer of the wicked." The ancients connected Apollo with apollumi, "to destroy" which gave rise to his name; one of the precursors of gezeus.
Ares - (the Greek. deity of war); Arianrhod (Welsh goddess of fertility and wanton sexual encounters), Artemis (Greek goddess of chastity and virginity and fertility), Asase Ya (Ashanti goddess of fertility); 'Asherah - (also 'Ashtoreth, a Kena'aniy goddess of sex & war); Asherali (Kena'aniy goddess of fertility); 'Ashshuwr; Ashtoreth (Phoenician goddess of fertility); Ashur (Assyrian god of fertility); Astarte - (also a Kena'aniy goddess of sex & war and Phoenician goddess of fertility and love and sacred sexuality and Sex); ; Astlik (Armenian goddess of love, fertility); Astraea (Greek goddess of modesty); Astrild (Norse god of Erotic love);
Aten or Aton - became the supreme god of Mitsrayim (Egypt) around 1379 BCE when Amenhotep IV, the tenth or eleventh par'oh (pharaoh) of Dynasty XVIII and husband of Nefertiti, renamed himself "Aken-Aten" ending the priesthood of Amen-Re (Aman Ra; Amon Ra) and creating the first semi-monotheism in Mitsrayim. Akenhaten (also: Ankhaten, Akhenaton, Ikhnaton and meaning: 'living spirit of Aten') died c.1334.
Atergatis; Athtart (Kena'aniy goddess of fertility); Athena; Athor; Atlas; Auseklis (Latvian goddess of love);
Ba'al - a primary Kena'aniy [Kena'aniy] god; ben El);
Bacchus; Bel (The Babliy Ba'al); Beltis; Belus; Brahma;
Çeres - (Roman\Greek the goddess of grains and cereals); Çirçe; Çukkowth Benowth;
Cupid – (Roman god of love and son of the god Mars; [rarely attributed to being the son of Jupiter] and Venus (the Roman goddess of love). His name is a variant on 'Cupido' meaning desire; sometime called Amor meaning love. The ancient Romans often depicted Cupid as winged child or baby who carried a quiver full of arrows and a bow to shoot arrows into men's torsos to make them fall in love. He often covered his eyes to feign blindness for what he did. Venus and Cupid were associated together in ancient myths, poetry, literature, and art and the Roman poet Ovid portrays Cupid as an impetuous and obstinate child in many of his poems [Amores and the Art of Love];
Çybele;
Dagown; Derketo; Diana; Dionysus; Din; Dis;
Echidna - (Greek goddess 'mother of all monsters': a monstrous half woman and half snake creature.); El (Kena'aniy and Phonecian god); Eumenides - (Greek myth; The Furies); Europa - (Greek myth; A Phoenician (Kena'aniy) princess abducted to Crete by Zeus, who assumed form of a white bull); Eurus - (Greek myth; god of east or southeast wind);
Faun - (Roman myth; One of a group of Roman gods represented as having the body of a man & the horns, ears, tail & sometimes the legs of a goat); Faunus - [separate from Faun] (Roman myth. A god of nature & fertility); Frigga;
Gad; Gorgon Medusa; Graces, The [Aglaia, Euphrosyne, & Thalia]
Hebe - (Greek myth; the goddess of youth and spring); Hela; Hercules; Hermes - (Greek myth; god of commerce, invention, cunning & theft; messanger\herald for the other gods; (vase artwork c.5th cent BCE); Hermod; Hero;
Ino; Inuus [also Pan]; Ishtar - (The ancient Assyrian and Babliy [Babylonian] goddess of love and fertility, and also of war) Isi; Isis - (The ancient Egyptian goddess of fertility and sister and wife of Osiris); Iswara;
Janus - ([or Gyanes] Roman god of gates, doors, doorways, time, beginnings and endings.); Jove; Juno; Jupiter;
Khem
Khem was the Mitsriy (Egyptian) god of human (and animal) fertility and was the Egyptian father-god. Believed to be the deified Cham (Ham) son of Noach (Noah); the ancestor of the Mitsriy and the Kena'aniy. Khem means "black land" which referred to the extremely fertile, black soil of the Nile valley. It is from this root "black" the 'black arts' which were practiced in Mitsriy were consequent. This was known through the ancient east (Persia) as the alKhem. These mysterious practices were introduced to the western world as Alkhemy (alchemy - He was known as Pan to the Greeks);
Krishna - (the eighth and principal Hindu avatar of Vishnu, often depicted as a handsome young man playing a flute); Kris Kringle - (santa claus G. Christ-kindl, santa clause, the christ child: christ + kindl, diminutive of kind, child) Lakshmi; Loki;
Mamacoma; Mani; Mars; Maut; Mercury; Merodak; Mithra; Mnemosyne - (Greek myth; goddess of memory, mother of the muses); Molek; Mufti; Muses - (Greek. myth; 9 daughters of Mnemosyne and Zeus, each of whom presided over a different art or science); Muth; Mylitta;
Nebo [Nego] - the Babliy god of wisdom associated with Mercury); Neptune; Nike; Nimrowd - ("the mighty hunter"; on his death Semiramas (wife) made him the 1st god, from which all gods are traced); Nin; Nito; Nub [or Num];
Oannes; Odin; Ops; Ormazd - ([Ormuzd] - The chief diety of Zoroastrianism, believed the creator of the world, the light source, and embodiment of good); Osiris;
Pele; Pluto; Poseidon; Proserpine; Psyche (not an actual goddess, but was united with Eros and came to personify the soul in gk. myth);
Quixikotl [poss. misspelled];
Ra; Remphan; Rhea;
Sati; Saturn; Sechmet - (a Mitsriy goddess circa 14th-15th BCE); Semiramas - (wife of Nimrowd); Shing Moo; Shiva - ( [also Siva] Hindu god of destruction and reproduction, a member of the Hindu triad along with Brahma and Vishnu); Som [also Soma & Somnaut];
Tages; Tammuz; Tartak; Teotl; Thalia - (Greek myth; one of the three graces); Thor; Tut-ankh-Aton - (Living-Image-of-Aton); Tyche - (goddess of good fortune)
Typhon
Typhon is the offspring of Gaia and Tartarus. His mate is Echidna and both were so fearful that when the gods saw them they changed into animals and fled in terror. Typhon's hundred, horrible heads touched the stars, venom dripped from his evil eyes, and lava and red-hot stones poured from his gaping mouths. Hissing like a hundred snakes and roaring like a hundred lions, he tore up whole mountains and threw them at the gods.
Zeus soon regained his courage and turned, and when the other gods saw him taking his stand, they came back to help him fight the monster. A terrible battle raged, and hardly a living creature was left on Earth. But Zeus was fated to win, and as Typhon tore up huge Mount Aetna to hurl at the gods, Zeus struck it with a hundred well-aimed thunderbolts and the mountain fell back, pinning Typhon underneath. There the monster lies to this very day, belching fire, lava and smoke through the top of the mountain.
Echidna, his hideous mate, escaped destruction. She cowered in a cave, protecting Typhon's offspring, and Zeus let them live as a challenge to future heroes. Echidna and Typhon's children are the Nemean Lion, Çerberus, Ladon, the Chimera, the Sphinx, and the Hydra. by Ryan Tuccinardi
[http://www.pantheon.org/articles/t/typhon.html]
Unknown god, the; Uranus;
Vejovis; Venus;
Verethragna
The Persian god of victory and the god of Vrahran Fire the most sacred of all fires; combining most of the fires of the metal-working trades. He is a punisher of evil mis-deeds and a shape-shifter who appears in the following forms: bear, bird of prey, bull, camel, youth, warrior with a golden sword and the mightiest of the winds.
Vishnu;
Woden; and Zeru-astar [also Zoro-ashta]; Zeus - ( [Dis] Greek god; counter part of Jupitor\Jove); and many more.
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