The religion of Israel is described as polytheistic before Persian return, with Yahweh at or near the top of a pantheon including Baal and Asherah.
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"...is at the top, but they also celebrate other gods, like Baal and Asherah, okay? We know because they're written down in the Bible...."
"But after the Persian... but after the Persian Empire returns them to Judaism, they became a monotheistic religion, or the beginnings of a monotheistic..."
"...the it and in this white house audio on the the Baal effigy being lit on fire, you know, it's the Semitic God, the..."
"...the end of the world? Are they okay with Malak and Baal because it does serve the greater picture? Or is this a part..."
"...were polytheistic and they were, they embraced all different gods, including Baal, Asherah, Yahweh, okay? But then you, but if you're God's chosen people,..."
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