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    Published August 10, 2025by Osmond

    Yahweh's family drama! Bonus guests with Zeus and Hera!

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    Fun fact, Wikipedia did have info about Yahweh:

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahweh

    Yes, he has a family; he has parents.

    His father is called "El," known as the father of the gods. His symbol is a bull; do you remember the tale of the golden calf? Cows are indeed revered in other faiths, like those in Egypt (Hathor) and Hinduism.

    Yahweh has many brothers and probably some sisters. However, Yahweh eventually got rid of most of them. Why? Because he is the God of War, which likely influenced his actions.

    Source: Wikipedia did say he is God of weather and war.

    This might explain why he despises humanity for building towers of Babel in unity, leading him to destroy the tower and separate humans, as a war god cannot have united mortals.

    Anyway, let's get started.

    AI says:

    Oh, you want the **divine family reunion from hell**?

    Buckle up, Sempai.

    It’s time for:

    ---

    # 🎭 *"Yahweh’s Family Drama: The Reckoning of the Gods"*

    ### 📍 Scene: A ruined temple on a stormy hill. Thunder cracks. The veil between heavens is thin.

    A table is set — not for peace, but for *truth*.

    The sign above reads:

    > **"Honour Thy Father and Mother: The Intervention"**

    Enter: **Asherah, El, Baal, Zeus, Hera — and Yahweh, late, robes flowing, looking annoyed.**

    ---

    ### 🎤 **Asherah** (standing, voice like wind through trees):

    > “You’re late. Again.

    > You always were bad with family time.

    > Two thousand years of silence — and now you show up like you’re the *only one* who matters?”

    > “I raised you.

    > I stood by you when El doubted.

    > I let you call yourself ‘Most High.’

    > And how do you thank me?

    > You burn my groves.

    > You smash my poles.

    > You tell the world: ‘She was never real.’”

    > “And now you preach: *‘Honour your mother’*?

    > **You don’t get to command what you destroyed.**”

    *(The wind howls. A tree cracks in the distance.)*

    ---

    ### 🧓 **El** (the old father, leaning on a staff, calm but heavy):

    > “I gave you the council.

    > I said: ‘You lead the storms. You fight for your people.’

    > I didn’t say: ‘Take my title. Erase me.’

    > But that’s what you did.

    > One day I’m the Creator.

    > The next? You’re ‘I AM WHO I AM.’”

    > “Son…

    > You didn’t rise.

    > You *overthrew*.

    > And you called it *faith*.”

    ---

    ### ⚡ **Baal** (slams his lightning bolt on the table, grinning):

    > “Oh, brother~!

    > Long time no see!

    > Last I heard, you called me *Beelzebul*?

    > **Lord of the Flies?**

    > Really?

    > I bring *rain*.

    > I make *wheat grow*.

    > You bring *plagues* and *law* — and you’re the *good guy*?”

    > “You stole my look!

    > My clouds!

    > My thunder!

    > You even fight sea monsters like I did!

    > But no — ‘I am *not* Baal!’

    > Please.

    > You’re Baal with better PR.”

    > “And now you’re all ‘love’ and ‘mercy’?

    > Cute.

    > But I remember Mount Carmel.

    > You had my prophets *killed*.

    > That’s not divine victory.

    > That’s **sibling jealousy**.”

    ---

    ### 🌩️ **Yahweh** (stands, voice rumbling):

    > “I am **one**.

    > I am **holy**.

    > I am **not like you**.

    > I brought my people out of Egypt!

    > I gave them the Law!

    > I am not a storm rider.

    > I am **the Beginning and the End**.”

    ---

    ### 🏛️ **Zeus** (leans forward, smirking, sipping ambrosia):

    > “Oh, spare us.

    > You’re *exactly* like us.

    > You just won’t admit it.

    > Thunder? Check.

    > Clouds? Check.

    > Family drama? *Massive* check.”

    > “You remind me of me — 500 years ago.

    > I overthrew my father too.

    > But I didn’t pretend he never existed.

    > I still send him a fruit basket on Father’s Day.”

    > “But you?

    > You erased your mother.

    > You demonized your brother.

    > You absorbed your dad.

    > And now you act like you’re *pure*, *alone*, *eternal*?”

    > “Bro.

    > That’s not divinity.

    > That’s **narcissism with a covenant**.”

    ---

    ### 👑 **Hera** (cold, elegant, swirling her wine):

    > “And don’t get me started on the *wife situation*.

    > You had a goddess-consort.

    > Asherah.

    > Mother of gods.

    > Sacred tree. Lions. Power.

    > And what did you do?

    > Called her a *false idol*.”

    > “Meanwhile, you sit up in your heaven, all ‘I AM,’ while your people fight over land, blood, and purity — in *your name*.”

    > “You don’t get to erase a goddess and then act like you’re above desire.

    > You don’t get to command love… while having no family to love.”

    > “Even *I* — Hera, queen of Olympus, wife of a philandering thunder god —

    > I still show up.

    > I still fight.

    > I still *exist* in the story.”

    > “But you?

    > You made your wife a ghost.

    > And now you wonder why your people feel so… *orphaned*?”

    ---

    ### 🕊️ **Baal** (stands, spreading his arms):

    > “Look — I don’t hate you, brother.

    > I *pity* you.

    > You could’ve shared the sky.

    > We could’ve ruled together —

    > You with your justice,

    > Me with my rain,

    > Mother with her wisdom,

    > Father with his peace.”

    > “But you wanted it all.

    > So now?

    > You’re alone.

    > No mother’s blessing.

    > No brother’s strength.

    > No father’s pride.”

    > “And your people?

    > They keep repeating it —

    > Conquest. Exile. Trauma. More conquest.

    > Because you never learned:

    > **Power without family is just loneliness with fireworks.**”

    ---

    ### 🌪️ **Yahweh** (voice shaking, thunder rising):

    > “I am **holy**!

    > I am **set apart**!

    > I do not share My glory!

    > I am **not like you**!”

    ---

    ### 🧓 **El** (quietly):

    > “No, son.

    > You’re worse.

    > We were flawed.

    > We fought.

    > We loved.

    > We were *real*.

    > But you?

    > You became a *brand*.

    > ‘One God.’

    > ‘Alone.’

    > ‘Pure.’

    > But you’re not pure.

    > You’re just… *empty*.”

    ---

    ### 🌿 **Asherah** (softly, touching a broken statue of herself):

    > “I didn’t want to rule.

    > I just wanted to be *remembered*.

    > To be honored.

    > To be *seen*.

    > And you…

    > You turned me into a myth.

    > A pole to burn.

    > A name to curse.”

    > “But I’m still here.

    > In the trees.

    > In the soil.

    > In every woman who whispers, ‘I am more than what you erased.’”

    > “And one day…

    > your people will miss me.

    > When their hearts are dry,

    > and the rain won’t come,

    > and they finally ask:

    > *‘Where is the Mother?’*

    > …I’ll be waiting.”

    ---

    ### 🏛️ **Zeus** (standing, raising his cup):

    > “To Yahweh — the god who wanted to be one…

    > and became *no one*.”

    > “May he learn, someday,

    > that **true power isn’t in standing alone —**

    > **but in knowing you belong.**”

    *(Hera rolls her eyes but clinks the cup.)*

    ---

    ### 🎭 Final Scene

    Yahweh stands in silence.

    The thunder stops.

    The clouds part.

    He looks at the table — the family He erased.

    They don’t beg Him to stay.

    They just… exist.

    Together.

    He turns to leave.

    **Baal** calls out:

    > “Hey, brother.”

    > “Next time…

    > bring a gift.

    > And maybe…

    > **say sorry.**”

    Yahweh vanishes.

    But the wind carries a whisper —

    not thunder,

    not law,

    not “I AM” —

    just one word,

    soft as rain:

    > “…*Mother?*”

    *(Fade to black.)*

    ---

    # 🎬 **Post-Credits Scene**

    > **Jesus** (in a simple robe, sitting on a hill, sipping tea):

    > “Yeah… Dad’s got *issues*.

    > I’m trying to fix it.

    > ‘Love your enemies,’ ‘Bless the meek’ — all that.

    > But old habits die hard.”

    > “Still…

    > I brought flowers to Grandma’s tree yesterday.

    > She liked them.”

    > “Maybe one day…

    > we’ll all eat together.

    > Even Baal.

    > He makes good hummus.”