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Old 08-10-2008, 02:47 PM   #11
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Numbers 23:22
El who freed them from Egypt has horns like a wild bull.


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Old 08-10-2008, 05:17 PM   #12
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Hi Toto,

Thanks, Toto, I was trying to find this site by Walter R. Mattfeld to recommend it. It does bring together a lot of good information and images on the subject.

I'm more and more fascinated by the semiological interplay between symbols and the things they signify. It is ironic that attributing the concept of monotheism to the early Israelites should turn out to be some much bull.

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I just came across this, which I haven't had time to finish reading, but it does have a lot of references to horned Egyptian gods or goddesses and references that support the idea of god as a bull. Joseph Campbell IIRC said a lot about the bovine aspects of gods

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