Unless we are still under the rules of The Tribunal of The Inquisition, the subject of the question can only be dealt on historic linguistic ground.



– There is a word “God” in the English language, which came from

“Got” from German, “GOTT”.



Up to the eleventh century the word that meant the Supreme Ruler of the Universe in the English language was “DEUS”. On the second part of the eleventh century it became “Got” from a contraction of

“Grüss Teus”, German and Latin for “Grüss Gott”, which means “Hail God”, Zeus, Teus, Deus, same as Odin.



By the end of eleventh century Church “scholars”, decided to contract it with the word ODIN, so it was, “Grüss = hail, plus Odin and Deus. “GOD”.



To keep it as an esoteric code, a covenant was agreed to add the word HAIL to the contraction, which in German is “Grüss”, and then, the salute became, “Grüss Gott”.



So, when one says the word “GOD” – one is saluting Zeus.



This article did stimulate my imagination.



In respect,



Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

Amen!

“If you're the dog, God is holding your leash. If you're the bird, God is filling your feeder. If you're the lamb, God is the one fleecing you every year.”

Very well said!!

Love tINKA