Where did you find that info?
The way that I look at the Abrahamic God is that he creates problems and sells himself as the solution. If he is the supreme being over this universe, then that means that he is as responsible for all the bad as well as the good. The death of a loved one, a child born with a disability, or a plague that wipes out entire populations. Most people outside of this forum will say that demons cause these things, but I like to think that methods of spirit conjuring like the Goetia are proof that he makes them create misfortunes. Then he tries to advertise himself as the solution to these problems. It’s pretty much about control. If he isn’t the supreme being, he’s conquered much of the world and seems to have designed it in such a way similar to the concept I’ve given.
Going back to your question, no. I think it’s still the same god. He still demands worship and uses Hell as the ultimatum. He’s simply chosen to apply a softer approach by utilizing false compassion on the naive and desperate.
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Isaiah 45:7 outlines the nature of God. The concept of a good and loving god stems from the new testaments sentiment, which is true as well a Kabbalist once said you decide if you wish to stand on the side of mercy or severity so chose wisely.
Gnosticism’s books.
Cathars were probably the first real LHP group in history.
In the original gnostic lore, God generated the Pleroma and the Archonts in order to experience himself in different faces, but also Pistis Sophia, a sort of stronger archont as a female counterpart of God himself.
She had the same power of God’s creation, she was jealous of God and disobeyed his order to not create anything and purposedly created Yaldabaoth, the strongest archont also known as the Demiurge or the ruler of material universe.
She then lost control over her creation and almighty God punished her, but it was too late.
Yaldabaoth which desire was to detach humans from God and constrain them in the dualistic material existence, in the eternal reincarnation circle.
For gnostics, judeo-christian people, are just praying and exalting the Demiurge, which presented himself to jewish people as the desert’s eggregore YHWH.
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That sounds like “worship me or die”. Course I could be wrong.
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Lol you seem to have a lot of unresolved trauma.
It means that you can either align with mercy or severity, the assumption is that your center creates the circumference. The way of the warrior is not everybody’s favorite neither is being a lover sought out by everybody.
To make it more clear, it doesn’t matter if you work with demons, angels, jinn or whatever path you walk, because everything comes from a single source.
Morality is a human invention, every deed is a deed done for the ever living spirit.
So, warrior or healer?
And yes, I do.
Those are metaphors.
So in my personal conclusion…
Yes Jehovah is an imposter deity.
Not Source, not El, not Yhwe (although some of these may to) but yes
Jehovah is an imposter deity 
Although then technically so is every other claiming omnipotence or creation.
Add: this was the Archon thing brought up in the last EA video on odyssey. Quit the interesting subject
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Jeovah and Yhwh are the same thing.
Yes. From right to left.
So it would be
Heh Vav Heh Yud
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Do You know which it’s the Best sigil or enn to work with jehova?
The user you are talking to left the forum. You can tell membership status if you tap the avatar.
However, Jehova doesn’t really have a sigil: he’s not from the Western Occult or grimoiric tradition that uses such things.
You have a couple of options: use his name, or create a sigil of your own. To create your own sigil, you can use one of several methods, such as the Rose Cross method, or the chaos magick method. Please try the search function at top right if these interest you.
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