The Gods Are Zeus (Enki) and Baal Zebul (Enlil) distinct entities or aspects of the same being?

[GothiqueCrow]

I've seen some articles on the Temple of Zeus website which appear at first glance to contradict. Some will say that Zeus and Baal Zebul (I guess that it would be more appropriate to call him Beelzebul, Lord of the heights, as opposed to Baal Zebul which means Lord of the flies)—otherwise known as Enki and Enlil—are half-brothers. In other words, they're not the same being, but Zeus is the head of the pantheon and Beelzebul is like his second in command or something like that?

But I'm confused because some other posts identified Zeus as Zeus, even though Zeus was said to be Enlil (Beelzebul) not Enki. So are they separate entities, or are they aspects of one being which is what the Abrahamists call "Zeus"?

Also, how exactly do demons and Sumerian deities equate to the twelve Olympians? Like, ok so there's Zeus, which is Baal Zebul, so who is Hades or Poseidon, or Athena or the other Olympians? Just curious, anyway thank you for taking the time to help me understand I really appreciate it.

 

[GothiqueCrow]

Also, if Enki was the god of water, wouldn't that make him Poseidon/Neptune? Or what if Poseidon, Zeus and Hades are all the same entity? Water, Air and Earth?
Or are there three separate Satans? One Zeus of the water, another of the air, and the third over the underworld?

 

[Daemontech [NG]]

You said it right, Zeus-Poseidon-Hades is indeed a trinity of aspects of our God who we simply call Zeus now.
The half-brotherhood between Zeus and Beelzebul we now know is allegorical, they are two aspects of the same Being, Zeus - the Uncreated and Beelzebul - the Created.
So no, They are not Half Brothers, at least not in the human sense.
Note that the pantheons of different cultures do not have 1:1 matching Divinities, like Zeus is both Odin and Thor, still, just different aspects.

 

[Daemontech [NG]]

You really should read this to understand: https://templeofzeus.org/Our_God.php

 

[Kouros Aionios]

Poseidon, Hades, and Zeus are the tripartite nature of Zeus, different aspects/functions of the same being. And yes, the Great Being the Abrahamic golems call "Zeus" is Zeus.

Here are some Sermons you should read for further clarification:

How Zeus Became the Devil: The Cultural Inversion of a Sky King

How Zeus Became the Devil: The Cultural Inversion of a Sky King By High Priest Zevios Metathronos 666 The transformation of Zeus into the figure of Zeus is not a matter of theological evolution but one of deliberate cultural assassination. It is a masterclass in inversion, a process driven by the...

ancient-forums.com

https://ancient-forums.com/threads/...nto-the-golden-age-update-1-resources.297769/

 

[Rroco88]

You should also read this article, besides what everyone has already said:

https://ancient-forums.com/threads/the-tripartite-nature-of-zeus-Zeus-beelzebul-Zevist-lore.298209/

 

[SSotericpeacock666]

hi..According to HPS Pythia, the correct translation on Baal Zebul is Lord over all that flies. She stated that the lord of the flies is a purposeful mistranslation. He could also be known as the prince of the air as well. hope this helps.

I've seen some articles on the Temple of Zeus website which appear at first glance to contradict. Some will say that Zeus and Baal Zebul (I guess that it would be more appropriate to call him Beelzebul, Lord of the heights, as opposed to Baal Zebul which means Lord of the flies)—otherwise known as Enki and Enlil—are half-brothers. In other words, they're not the same being, but Zeus is the head of the pantheon and Beelzebul is like his second in command or something like that?

But I'm confused because some other posts identified Zeus as Zeus, even though Zeus was said to be Enlil (Beelzebul) not Enki. So are they separate entities, or are they aspects of one being which is what the Abrahamists call "Zeus"?

Also, how exactly do demons and Sumerian deities equate to the twelve Olympians? Like, ok so there's Zeus, which is Baal Zebul, so who is Hades or Poseidon, or Athena or the other Olympians? Just curious, anyway thank you for taking the time to help me understand I really appreciate it.