The God of Jews is not the God of Hebrew Israelite

“EL” is the name of the God of Moses and for the Hebrew Israelite since their Exodus. It is also written and pronounced in plural “Elohim” as a form of high respect and reverence. It was the same name used by Abraham and Enoch. The Israelite also used to call God as Eloah, Ilah, and Allah. The patriarch Jacob was given the name Isra-EL 400 years before Moses and 1500 years before the words JEW and YHWH appeared.

YHWH/ Yahweh/ Jehovah is another totally different name for a warrior god for Turkic Mongolian people who formed the Jews. Both YHWH/ Jahovah and Jew appeared in 530 BC and they originated from Babylon. The word JEW came from YHWH just by replacing Y with J

The Jews made gross mistakes by failing to recognize the God of Hebrew Israelite in 530 BC. Then they came up with various ways to write and pronounce Yahweh to make it similar to Elohim.

First they said YHWH is too holy to be pronounced. Then they said YHWH is intended to be pronounced as Adonai (another invented term). They kept changing points to make the word YHWH (Yahweh/ Jehovah) look and pronounce like the original Elohim.

Certainly, the Jews are totally different group from the older Hebrew Israelite. The Israelite were Arab Semite who descended from Abraham and Jacob. The Jews have different god than the God of Jesus.

On the other hand, the Jews are Turkic Mongolians who were created by Turkic Persians and sent to replace and rule over the Hebrew Israelite. They used the Return from Babylonian Exile as a way to insert Turkic settlers into Canaan and colonized it without fighting. Turkic Mongolians are known for identity theft wherever they raid.

Support for the theory that YHWH belongs to a foreign group wandered in the deserts of Israel and Arabia can be found in Egyptian texts from the late second millennium, which list different tribes of nomads collectively called "Shasu" that populated this vast desert region. One of these groups, which inhabits the Negev, is identified as the “Shasu Yhw(h).” This suggests that this group of nomads may have been the first to have the god of the Jews as its tutelary deity.

Later the Shasu invaded and colonized Egypt and were caled the Hyksos "Heky-Shasu". The Greek phrase Hyksos stood for the Egyptian phrase Hekw Shasu meaning the Bedouin-like, which scholars have only recently shown means "rulers from foreign lands".

Hebrew Israelite were called “Abiru or Habiru” and their only God for thousands of years is EL, while the Jews were called “Shasu of YHWH” or "nomad Jews". These are two different nations with two different gods. But finally the Jews and their cult YHWH won over the Hebrew Israelite and replaced their God EL.

A helpful article is posted on Haaretz “How the Jews Invented God, and Made Him Great

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