Name of G-d?

[tllwd]

Painted on a jar found in Kuntilat Ajrud in the Sinai Peninsula.

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Kuntillet ʿAjrud Horvat Teman (Hebrew: חורבת תימן) is a late 9th/early 8th centuries BCE site in the northeast part of the Sinai Peninsula. It is frequently described as a shrine, though this is not certain.
The inscription reads "Yahweh and his asherah".

[Jasin]

Fascinating. For a moment's first glance I thought it was sub Saharan negroidal art.

The Jews got writing (religion) from the Babylonians who got it after conquering Sumeria who innovated writing first.
Inspired by Sin (Ab-sin Nanna), also known as the Moon. Upon the Temple of Ur (when a special gland in the brain reaches its climax, also known as the Christ, Nirvana and many more).
Thus the Sinn-Urs (Sinners) changed the world and from their innovation of Writing (set in stone 'forever'), a man called Zarathustra used it as a collective of all the pagan stories and myths to create the first Religion, now known as Zoroastrianism (Greek term) - the Religion of Fire.

The Jews, used Writing to immortalize their bloodline/family tree, of which Adam & Eve are the first. Thus, the Jews became superior in their own way... which was also their doom because of it. The race was now on.

JaSin

[Jasin]

North America: the religion of Air ?
South America: the religion of Earth ?
Sahul (Aust, etc): the religion of Water ?
...these three New World's to reignite the religion of Fire in the Middle East like a phoenix?

While the Old World religions of Judaism (themed on Asia), Christianity (themed on Europe) and Mohommedism (themed on Africa) fall back upon themselves by the hands of men. Becoming but the empowerment of Women finally.

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He has abandoned hi[s] stable, his sheepfold (has been delivered) to the
wind;
The wild ox has abandoned his stable, his sheepfold (has been delivered)
to the wind.
The lord of all the lands has abandoned (his stable), his sheepfold (has
been delivered) to the wind;
Enlil has abandoned Nippur, his sheepfold (has been delivered)
to the wind.

This is from Sumer lamintations,
There is an ox in the picture from Sinai.