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Title: Who was Baal And Why Was The Worship Of Baal A Constant Struggle For The Israelites?
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baal is the wicked one baal means,owner = slavery
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The two thing that didn't seems to go along well is Abrahmic and Dharmic faiths. Because as we know God is the most high, most righteous and most merciful and everything beyond and that is what he reveals to us yet Dharma in the other hand is somthing that can't be ignored as a person who seeks truth and self experienced the reality and is completely logical and reasonable in everthing as how to control one's mind first to control everthing else. So how could there be no hand is God in this too…When he said burn everything built under the green trees.!.. Varily God knows best
Baal means god, and isn't an enemy of god. Israel stole it's mythology from Persia. Lion= meat eater. Bull= vegetarian. Canaanites were vegetarians. Israelites were bloody killers and meat eaters.
The etymological root of the KJV's translation of "jealous" can be traced to the Late Latin zelosus, which is from the Greek zēlos, which is where we get the modern English word "zealous" or "zeal." So I believe, in the context of Deuteronomy, God is not "jealous" in the way that we think of in modern times, but rather he is stating that he does not tolerate unfaithfulness, particularly to those he has revealed himself to.