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Mayan fire god in Jiang's account; the myth of failed rebellion against Tohil teaches humans to obey the gods.
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Mayan fire god in Jiang's account; the myth of failed rebellion against Tohil teaches humans to obey the gods.
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The Tohil rebellion story teaches that humans who rebel against the gods are destroyed, spared only as obedient servants, and therefore must submit to divine order.
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"...God freed us from the devil, okay? This is the god Tohil, okay? Which is the Mayan fire god. And what they believe is..."
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"...a few people from the nations were able to escape from Tohil. At first, they tried to flee. When they were caught, they were..."
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"Thus, all the nations were humiliated and begged humbly before the faces of Balaam, Kitsa, Balaam, Akka, and Mohakkata. Pity us, do not kill..."
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