INVOCATIONS OF BAAL-HADAD - BAAL WORSHIP - CRESCENT MOON - SLAY THE BEAST HADAD MILETO
BAAL HADAD - STATUES FROM PHOENICIA TO YEMEN - SEMITES WORSHIP THIS DEITY UNDER THE NAME OF BAAL-HADAD
HADAD - UGARITIC HADDU - ADAD - HADDAD - KASADYA - GADREEL - ADONIS - GOD - AKKAD SON OF AD - CHALDEAN HAD
CHALDEAN HADAD - CHALDEAN COSMOGONICAL SYSTEM
SUMERIAN ISKUR
HURRIAN GOD TESHUB - HURRIAN STORM DEITY OF SKY THUNDER AND STORMS - LUWIAN TARHUNZ - HITTITE TARHUNNA - WEATHER-RELATED DEITIES
PIDAR - RAPIU - BAAL-ZEPHON
BAAL SHAMEN
BAAL-PEOR - BELPHEGOR
HADADS RELATIONS WITH ZEUS BEING BOTH STORM DEITIES - HECATE'S RELATIONS WITH BOTH HADAD AND ZEUS - HECATONCHEIRES
HADAD AND THE EGYPTION GOD AMUN - AS IN BAAL-HAMMON - MUHAMMAD - HAMMURABI - AMMIDITANA ETC ETC
BAAL TO BULL WORSHIP
RIMMON - RAMMANU - ARABIC RAHMAN - BRAHMA - ABRAHAM(ISHMAELITES-UR KASDIM)
RAMMANU(REFERENCE AMU CODES) CONTAINS ANU(ANUNNAKI-ANAKIM) - THUNDERER - ANU TO KUMARBI TO TESHUB - TESHUB BEING THE HITTITE(ANATOLIAN) VERSION OF THIS STORM DEITY
ADAD/ISKUR AKIN TO AMURRU GOD OF THE AMORITES
STORM DEITIES ALWAYS IN THE FATHERSHIP OF GOD-KING LINEAGES - HADAD STORM DEITY RELATED TO MANY NAMES FOR KINGS - BEN-HADAD - AKKAD MEANS SON OF AD - AS AD IS AKIN WITH ADAD/RAMMANU WHICH IS THE AKKADIAN VERSION OF THE SEMITIC BAAL-HADAD AND CHALDEAN HADAD/SUMERIAN ISKUR - AMON RAM GOD LIBYANS - AMEN RA SUN GOD
WORSHIP OF BAAL-HADAD RELATED TO BULL WORSHIP AS ADAD IS SYMBOLIZED BY THE BULL
HADAD-RIMMON - TAMMUZ-ADON - WEEPING FOR TAMMUZ
BAAL-HAMMON - AMU CODES
BAAL-QARNAIM - LORD OF TWO HORNS
BEELZEBUB
JEZEBEL
ISOBEL
MALAKBEL - SYRIAN SUN GOD
AGLIBOL - SYRIAN MOON GOD
YARHIBOL
BARTZABEL
BAAL/EL/AL/ALLAH/ELOHIM
HADAD SON ANU
BAAL SON OF EL
BAAL SON OF DAGON - VARYING TRADITIONS
HADAD SON OF ANU
FOMORIAN BALOR
NORSE BALDUR
PHOENICIAN BAAL
BAAL-PEOR - PEOR MOUNTAIN IN MOAB - MOABITE HUBAL WHERE ISLAM DERIVES ALLAH - BAAL-POER - GOETIC BELPHEGOR
BALAT MODERN DAY MILETOS - AL BALAD IN ARABIA - BALTIC SEA - LOTS OF PLACENAMES RELATED TO BAAL FORMS OF COMMUNICATION
BALAT ISTANBUL
BAAL HADAD PART OF THE SUMERIAN DEITIES KNOWN AS ANUNNAKI
BELUS - GREEK ZEUS - JUPITER - BABYLONIAN KING
BELENUS - GAELIC BELENOS - SUN GOD - FIRE FESTIVAL SABBAT BELTANE
BELISAMA GAULISH GODDESS
BELTANE - FIRES OF BEL - BEGINNING OF SUMMER
BAAL - MEANS LORD
BELLISIMO - BEAUTIFUL
BELLA
EXAMPLES OF MALE DEITIES WARDING OFF DARK SERPENT/DRACONIC DEITIES OF THE UNDERWORLD
TESHUB SLAYS ILLUYANKA
ZEUS BATTLES TYPHON
AMEN RA WARDS OFF APOPHIS
BAAL-HADAD SLAYS LEVIATHAN
TARHUNZ VERSUS HEDAMMU
BAAL-HADAD IN UGARITIC TRADITION DEFEATED THE SEVEN-HEADED SEA DRAGON LOTAN
HERCALES DEFEATS HYRDA AND THE LADON DRAGON
MARDUK DEFEATS TIAMAT
YAHWEH ALSO IS SAID TO SLAY LEVIATHAN
MICHAEL DEFEATS SEVEN-HEADED RED DRAGON IN THE BOOK OF REVELATION
GILGAMESH AND ENKIDU - HUMBABA
BULL WORSHIP MOLOCH - DARK REPTILIAN DEITY OF THE UNDERWORLD
AMALEK - AMALEKITES - MILITARISTIC FORCES IN ANCIENT TIMELINES
MALES ASSUMING AUTHORIARIAN POSITIONS IN SOCIETIES - WALK-INS FOR VARIOUS DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANCIENT MALE DEITIES
REPTILIAN DEITIES - HIDING UNDER VARIOUS GUISES - ANUNNAKI DEITIES - SERPENT DEITIES - ANU - DINOIDS - DINOID ALIEN RACES
"The Leviathan of the Book of Job is a reflection of the older Canaanite Lotan, a primeval monster defeated by the god Baal Hadad."
"A later passage refers to Ba‘al's victory over Lotan, the many-headed sea-dragon."
"Later Aramean kings of Damascus seem to have habitually assumed the title of Ben-Hadad, or son of Hadad, just as a series of Egyptian monarchs are known to have been accustomed to call themselves sons of Ammon."
"one of which is the Ugaritic tradition that Hadad was son of Dagon. "
"Ba'al Hadad is the son of a fish god Dagon who created humans very much like Dumuzi's father Enki, but Hadad also calls the king of the gods, El the Bull, father as well."
"Adad/Iškur's consort (both in early Sumerian and the much later Assyrian texts) was Shala, a goddess of grain, who is also sometimes associated with the god Dagānu. She was also called Gubarra in the earliest texts. The fire god Gibil (named Gerra in Akkadian) is sometimes the son of Iškur and Shala. "
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