What are Mythical Creatures of ABRAHAMIC MYTHOLOGY | Abrahamic Lore Explained

[@clintoncarter5725]

good job

[@bisasoisaac3416]

A nice one, not biased

[@MythologyTheologyHistory]

Thank you 🙏

[@andrewhiggins9274]

How many different Mythologies do Djinn exist in? Are Dybbuk the same thing?

[@annabelleleigh-]

6 to 1 or half a dozen to the other

[@nocturnusbostok2636]

Ok, not a biblical type of guy, but it's Jobe, not job. Don't have a problem with AI, but at least get things right!

[@charliejackson5492]

It's not Abrahamic it's Hebraic cause you're forgetting about Noah and Adam. Then, you have to call it noahadic or adamitic. (Even though more accurate it's also false too like Abrahamic.) But, since they're all Hebrew, as in plain since original people in the Hebrew mythology a.k.a. the Bible originally were Hebrews or Jews from creation on word; then it's correct to say Hebraic. That means it's pretty much Hebraic. That means Hebraism is what it is.

[@dro6357]

They became Hebrews after Abraham lived in Hebron. Your whole paragraph is wrong.

[@charliejackson5492]

@@dro6357 false they were Hebrew prior to that prior to ham shem japeth Hebrews and Noah and prior to Cain and Abel as well as adam and with your fake one false idol yahweh making up his world for you.

[@charliejackson5492]

@@dro6357 Jews were Jews when they invented all their hebraism up.