One tribe may have fled slavery in Egypt, but the Biblical invasion is a myth. Archeology proves 10 or 11 of the other Israelite tribes were local Canaanite clans, and even a Greek tribe from the Sea Peoples, who began switching Primary allegiance to Israel's god (Select one):

a. Moloch

b. El, then Yahweh

c. Yahweh

d. Jehovah

e. Baal

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Mallory Bentley

14 February, 23:05

One tribe may have fled slavery in Egypt, but the Biblical invasion is a myth. Archeology proves 10 or 11 of the other Israelite tribes were local Canaanite clans, and even a Greek tribe from the Sea Peoples, who began switching Primary allegiance to Israel's god (Select one):

a. Moloch

b. El, then Yahweh

c. Yahweh

d. Jehovah

e. Baal

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Gideon Hendrix · Answer 1

Gideon Hendrix 15 February, 01:33

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The answer is A. Moloch

Harold Bates · Answer 2

Answer: Israel's God, El, then Yahweh.

Yahweh was the national God of the kingdoms of Israel (Samaria) and Judah.

Deuteronomy 32:8-9 describes El dividing the nations of the world among his sons, with Yahweh receiving Israel:

"When the Most High ('elyôn) gave to the nations their inheritance,

when he separated humanity,

he fixed the boundaries of the peoples

according to the number of divine beings.

For Yahweh's portion is his people,

Jacob his allotted heritage".