Yahweh differs from Greek-style vengeful gods because he does not kill Adam and Eve but gives them clothing, implying forgiveness and possible self-reflection.
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Yahweh differs from Greek-style vengeful gods because he does not kill Adam and Eve but gives them clothing, implying forgiveness and possible self-reflection.
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Yahweh's difference from Greek gods is forgiveness, fallibility, reflection, debate, and openness rather than pure vengeance.
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"...eve would have died because the gods in the iliad the greek gods most gods are vengeful they're wrathful right but not this god"
"okay yahweh is different okay look what happens next is the man named his wife eve because she was the mother of all living..."
"...openness. Okay? So our God is different from other gods. The Greek gods is pure vengeance. Our God is one of forgiveness. Okay? He's..."
"...Second Temple into a site to worship. They wanted to worship Greek gods. And so the Fanatical Jews rebelled against that."
"...Paul chooses a mystery school that worships Dionysus. Dionysus is the Greek god of creativity, wine. And the story of Dionysus is he is..."
"...called the festival of Dionysus, okay? Dionysus was the god, the Greek god of the theater, of art, of music, of society. And they..."
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