After a period of total nonsense posts now you are right back to ...........CLAIMS!!!!!!!!!
Demonstrate the bible was spoken to men by God. Demonstrate a God exists, demonstrate that God is Yahweh, demonstrate Yahweh spoke to people.
EVERY religion claims revelations. You don't believe Islam, Mormonism, JW, Cargo Cults, Hinduism, all religions from revelations. You believe these revelations. Why? Prove they are real. Evidence shows the theology from "God" isn't from God but taken from other nations. Clear proof these are made up stories.
And Hindus say Krishna is the only true living God. Islam says allah is the only true living God.
None of you have evidence. Evidence shows these are myths. Taken from older cultures.
Provide evidence.
Your living God looks suspiciously like a made-up God
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Yahweh filled the role of national god in the
kingdom of Israel (Samaria), which emerged in the 10th century BCE; and also in
Judah, which emerged probably a century later
[46] (no "God of Judah" is mentioned anywhere in the Bible).
[43][44] During the reign of
Ahab (c. 871–852 BCE), and particularly following his marriage to
Jezebel, Baal may have briefly replaced Yahweh as the national god of Israel (but not Judah).
[47][48]
In 9th century and the rejection of Baal worship associated with the prophets
Elijah and
Elisha the Yahweh-religion began to separate itself from its Canaanite heritage; this process continued over the period 800-500 BCE with legal and prophetic condemnations of the
asherim, sun-worship and worship on the
high places, along with practices pertaining to the dead and other aspects of the old religion.
[49] Features of Baal, El, and Asherah were absorbed into Yahweh, El (or
'el) (
Hebrew: אל) became a generic term meaning "god" as opposed to the name of a specific god, and epithets such as
El Shaddai came to be applied to Yahweh alone.
[50] In this atmosphere a struggle emerged between those who believed that Yahweh alone should be worshipped, and those who worshipped him within a larger group of gods;
[51] the Yahweh-alone party, the party of the prophets and Deuteronomists, ultimately triumphed, and their victory lies behind the biblical narrative of an Israel vacillating between periods of "following other gods" and periods of fidelity to Yahweh.
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