Imposter God by Hoku Lani

Writer: Hoku Lani

Subject: Imposter God

Link: MEWE / 14.02.2024

Imposter God

Also known as the Old Testament, aka The Hebrew Bible as composed over a long span of time. Numerous opinions exist as to when the earliest and latest biblical traditions were first put down in writing. The Hebrew Bible contains 35 books sorted into three sections: the Torah (the first five books of the Bible), the Nevi’im (the “prophets” consisting of 19 books), and the Ketuvim (the “writings” consisting of 11 books). The Old Testament of most. Protestant Bibles has 39 books because the books of Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, and Ezra-Nehemiah are split into two books, whereas each of these appears as a single book in the Hebrew Bible.

The latest books of the Hebrew Bible, such as Esther and Ezra-Nehemiah, describe events from the fifth century BCE. and would have been written afterward—meaning that the very earliest the Hebrew Bible could have been compiled in its entirety is the fifth century BCE — This was 500 through 499 BCE. Okay,  Let’s look at other religious text, to see if any other Gods or Goddesses existed before the fabrication of the Bible God.

• Kesh Temple Hymn — Written: Circa 2,600 BC / 
Location: Sumer
Discovered: 1909 / 
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• Pyramid Texts — Written: Circa 2,400 BCE
 / Location: Ancient Egypt / 
Discovered: 1881
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• The Coffin Texts — Written: Circa 2,100 BCE
 / Location: Ancient Egypt
 / Discovered: Late 1800s
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• The Epic of Gilgamesh — Written: Circa 2,100 BCE
 / Location: Mesopotamia
 / Discovered: 1853
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• The Rigveda — Written: Circa 1,700 BCE
 / Location: India
 / Discovered: N/A
 / Religion: Hinduism
• The Book of the Dead — Written: Circa 1,550 BCE / 
Location: Egyptian
 / Discovered: Middle Ages
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• The Instruction of Amenemope — Written: Circa 1,300 BCE / 
Location: Egyptian
 / Discovered: 1888
Religion: Various polytheistic beliefs
• The Samaveda — Written: Circa 1,200 BCE / 
Location: India / 
Discovered: N/A
 / Religion: Hindu
• The Yajurveda — Written: Circa 1,200 BCE
 / Location: India
 / Discovered: N/A / 
Religion: Hindu
• The Atharvaveda — Written: Circa 1,200 BCE / 
Location: India
Discovered: N/A / 
Religion: Hindu

CONCLUSION

So if so many writings occurred thousands of years before the God of the Bible appeared, why would anyone follow any of the Abrahamic religions?