Abigail

[Fufotto]

Does Abigail exist?

 

[ess]

Does Abigail exist?

No character in the bible is real.

 

[ForeverFlaming]

Does Abigail exist?

No character in the bible is real.

I'd like to point out, that, you are right, but also that most of the 'characters' are stolen and and corrupted from our Deities.

Like the Tower of Babel (please do excuse me if I made a typo or mistake here), refers to one of Satan's 72 Daemons, Baal.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

Does Abigail exist?

No character in the bible is real.

I'd like to point out, that, you are right, but also that most of the 'characters' are stolen and and corrupted from our Deities.

Like the Tower of Babel (please do excuse me if I made a typo or mistake here), refers to one of Satan's 72 Daemons, Baal.

Babel and Babylon refer to the goddess Bab who was one of the most important goddesses of the Babylonian pantheon, also known as Gula by the Sumerians.

 

[ForeverFlaming]

Alright,

Thank you both for explaining this to me.

HAIL SATAN!

 

[Dypet Rod]

No character in the bible is real.

I'd like to point out, that, you are right, but also that most of the 'characters' are stolen and and corrupted from our Deities.

Like the Tower of Babel (please do excuse me if I made a typo or mistake here), refers to one of Satan's 72 Daemons, Baal.

Babel and Babylon refer to the goddess Bab who was one of the most important goddesses of the Babylonian pantheon, also known as Gula by the Sumerians.

That's interesting. Gula means gluttony in Portuguese (and probably in other Latin based languages, too). Perhaps this is the real meaning behind gluttony being pointed as one of the "seven deadly sins" by the xians.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

I'd like to point out, that, you are right, but also that most of the 'characters' are stolen and and corrupted from our Deities.

Like the Tower of Babel (please do excuse me if I made a typo or mistake here), refers to one of Satan's 72 Daemons, Baal.

Babel and Babylon refer to the goddess Bab who was one of the most important goddesses of the Babylonian pantheon, also known as Gula by the Sumerians.

That's interesting. Gula means gluttony in Portuguese (and probably in other Latin based languages, too). Perhaps this is the real meaning behind gluttony being pointed as one of the "seven deadly sins" by the xians.

She was the goddess of healing and known as "the great healer", she was also known by the name of Ga-tum-dug and Gama which is where her Goetic name Gomory comes from.