* إسلامي عزّي *
26.01.2012, 03:15
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in the name of ALLAH
BEL the sun - god of the Celts
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Beli : name of an Irish sun god (Bel), also known in Wales. In later tales, Beli was the brother-in-law of the Virgin Mary.
http://www.amethyst-night.com/names/welshmale.html
:36_13_13:
The Hebrew word "baal" means "lord, master, husband". At one stage or in some contexts the term may even have been applicable to the God of Israel. At all events the Canaanites used this name for their own numerous deities whom they also consolidated into one figure. The Bible uses the term in the Canaanite way. "Baal" could also be pronounced as "bel". He became identified as a sun-god who dies and is resurrected. We find the worship of Baal or Bel amongst the Celts. In Welsh Tradition the island of Britain was considered a particulat possession of Bel.
The Worship of Baal:
http://www.britam.org/Celts1.html
in the name of ALLAH
BEL the sun - god of the Celts
http://www.kernunnos.com/images/Belenus.JPG
Beli : name of an Irish sun god (Bel), also known in Wales. In later tales, Beli was the brother-in-law of the Virgin Mary.
http://www.amethyst-night.com/names/welshmale.html
:36_13_13:
The Hebrew word "baal" means "lord, master, husband". At one stage or in some contexts the term may even have been applicable to the God of Israel. At all events the Canaanites used this name for their own numerous deities whom they also consolidated into one figure. The Bible uses the term in the Canaanite way. "Baal" could also be pronounced as "bel". He became identified as a sun-god who dies and is resurrected. We find the worship of Baal or Bel amongst the Celts. In Welsh Tradition the island of Britain was considered a particulat possession of Bel.
The Worship of Baal:
http://www.britam.org/Celts1.html