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Baals

/bɑːlz/

/beɪlz/

Baalssubstantiv

Definitionen

Plural form of Baal, referring to various local deities worshiped in ancient Middle Eastern communities, often associated with fertility and weather.

The ancient Canaanites worshiped multiple Baals, each representing different aspects of nature and society.

Baalsubstantiv

Baals

Pl.

Baals

Pl.

/bɑːl/

/beɪl/

Übersetzungen

Баал

Baal was worshipped in ancient Canaan.

Баал почитался в древнем Ханаане.

Definitionen

A title and honorific meaning 'lord' in the Northwest Semitic languages, often used to refer to various local deities in ancient Middle Eastern cultures.

In ancient Canaanite religion, Baal was worshipped as a god of rain and fertility.

A specific deity worshipped in ancient Middle Eastern cultures, often associated with fertility, storms, and agriculture.

The worship of Baal was widespread in ancient Phoenicia and influenced neighboring cultures.

Any false god or idol worshipped in place of the true deity.

The prophets condemned the people for bowing down to the Baals of wood and stone.

Synonyme

false god

Baaleigenname

Definitionen

The chief fertility and storm deity worshipped by the ancient Canaanites and Phoenicians.

Baal is mentioned many times in the Hebrew Bible as a rival to the worship of Yahweh.