Chapter 720

Soon, this area was wiped out, and while the crucifixion belief spread, it also used the seal ring to steal the power of faith accumulated by the gods for many years, which can be said to be a lot of money.

Jehovah's strength grows stronger.

The rapid expansion of strength made him even despise the benefits brought by honestly operating the believers: how can farming be robbed and get money fast?

Therefore, originally, Jehovah would order his followers to expand together while attacking the gods, and take the people of the annexed people as his followers. However, now he even finds this troublesome, so he simply leads the heavenly army to go on an expedition alone. Expedition to Eastern Europe, annexation of the animist gods there.

Like nomads devastated everywhere, Jehovah and his heavenly army swept across Eastern Europe, basically sealing and slaughtering all the local native gods, and even nearly hit the prairie.

In the end, the expedition was unsuccessful because of the remains of a giant god named Sephalu.

And this expedition has gone on for hundreds of years.

When Jehovah returned from the expedition, he found that his way back had been copied.

The neighbors of the Israelites and the Canaanites, the mighty Egyptian Empire started a war as early as a hundred years ago. Taking advantage of the fact that the Israelites were not protected by gods, they defeated the alliance of the Crusaders and enslaved the core of the alliance, the core believers of Jehovah, Israel. people.

The rest of the tribes that were annexed by the Israelites also took the opportunity to split, and many of them gave up their belief in the Cross, but returned to their original beliefs—even though their gods were long gone.

Faced with the backstab of the Egyptian Empire, Jehovah was naturally furious. He led an army of angels to Egypt. On the one hand, he sent an oracle to mobilize his followers, the Israelites, to leave Egypt. .

Chapter 0889 Israel, the rise of the kingdom

The ruler of Egypt at the time was the famous pharaoh, Ramses II - also known as Ozymandias.

Due to the good foundation left by the pharaoh Nitocris I, and the popularization of magic, the prosperity of the Egyptian Empire has been maintained for a long time, and its magic level has also developed superbly.

The empire is not eternal. Even the Egyptian Empire has declined and experienced several royal rebellions. However, because of the development of the national system, the identity of the son of the pharaoh, and the magicians have followed the tradition of being loyal to the pharaoh. Anyway, the kingdom continued. Go down and even got a revival in the era of Pharaoh Ozymandias.

And Jehovah's natural disasters occurred in such an era.

As a monarch of a generation, the once prosperous Egypt was suddenly devastated by this disaster, and Ramses II was devastated. What hit him even more was that his friend Moses the Israelites actually claimed to lead the Israelites out of Egypt and back to their hometown.

Ramses II tried to prevent this - neither in personal sentiment nor in the national interest, he did not want it to happen: Moses was his best friend, and the population of Israel was in Egypt The proportion is not small, it is an important labor force.

While Ramses II and Moses were fighting each other's wits, the gods on both sides were also at war with each other.

With the killing and sealing of so many gods, Jehovah's confidence in himself has also grown while his strength has increased greatly, and now he actually dares to collide with a top god.

He and his celestial armies fought against the Heliopolis pantheon.

Unfortunately, the result disappointed him.

Although the intensity of the war was not high and the sacrifices on both sides were small, Jehovah still saw the power of the old pantheon.

There are eight or nine gods with powerful divine power alone, and there are countless other gods that are messed up. Even his heavenly army, the archangel Michael and Lucifer, who he is proud of, led the army in person. How much cheaper the enemy can get.

You know, whether it's Michael, Lucifer, or the rest of the archangels, none of them can be compared to the original Canaanite battle. Today's archangels have at least moderate combat power. With the increase of the Heavenly Army, it is even possible to fight against the powerful Lord God - an opponent like Anat at the time, originally needed a few archangels to besiege, but now Michael and Lucifer are working together with the help of the legion. can resist.

However, there are at least two or three in the Heliopolis pantheon of such a powerful deity as Anat.

This made Jehovah not dare to inflate any more, and it was considered that he had extinguished his desire to compete with the old-fashioned gods.

And what about the Heliopolis pantheon?

They are also unwilling to fight too much with Jehovah, and even they have to admit that this emerging pantheon is indeed very powerful, especially their main god, Jehovah, and even God Ra is no match for him after developing a strange realm.

If you want to defeat such an opponent, even if they will suffer heavy losses, Jiuzhu Shen must fall a few.

Such a loss is something they are unwilling to face.

As a result, the two sides finally launched a truce negotiation with each other.

As a result of the negotiations, the Heliopolis pantheon could not stop the Israelites from leaving, and Jehovah promised never to retaliate against the Egyptians.

Of course, since the "ten plagues" authorized Moses to cast have occurred, Heliopolis will no longer pursue them.

So, the Israelites finally left Egypt and migrated towards their hometown of Canaan.

In the process, perhaps because of his reluctance to leave Moses, his friend, Ozymandias actually disobeyed the oracle and tried to send troops to stop Moses and the Israelites.

Then came the classic Moses dividing the sea.

The parted Red Sea released Moses

, but engulfed the pursuing Egyptian army.

In this regard, the Heliopolis pantheon can only suffer from this dumb loss - who made their pharaohs violate the agreement in the first place?

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Following in Moses' footsteps, the Israelites returned to Canaan, the land of "milk and honey."

Here they defeated many tribes that had deserted the Lord in the past. Taking this opportunity, the Lord surrendered to Baal who had deserted him in the past, and returned to him after deserting him. Then, while he was on an expedition, the Egyptian pantheon invaded. At that time, the original Canaanite gods who took the opportunity to push the tribe to become independent were all dealt with.

Even Asherah is no exception.

Today, he can no longer tolerate this god queen who has betrayed him twice.

There is also the reason why he has completely lost the ability to continue the relationship with the gods - the so-called meeting is a cannonball, and the grudge can't even be shot, so the grudge naturally accumulates.

As a result, Jehovah became a loner again.

He even denounced and exiled angels who disagreed with him, such as Lucifer and Azazel, even if this damaged the strength of the angel legion.

Today’s Jehovah is increasingly violent and moody.

The battle with the gods of Heliopolis made him understand a lot. He understood the fact that he was not as powerful as he thought, so invincible. The gods he conquered in the past were just a group of people. To accompany the weak at the bottom, and to face the real power that dominates the world, he is still a long way off.

He also understood his missteps in the past: relying on the ability of the seal ring to steal the power of faith, he aggressively attacked, but did not cultivate his basic skills, which led to the fact that after the plunder, he is now There is no object to attack.

All the gods that can be defeated by him have been destroyed, and all the beliefs that can be plundered have been plundered. Now, except for Northern Europe, Greece, Egypt and Persia, he can no longer find a place to continue plundering beliefs.

However, these places are all entrenched by powerful gods, and now he wants to expand simply by hitting a stone with an egg.

For today's plan, if you want to continue to improve your power, you can only manage your own believers and your own sect.

He thought so and did it.

So he followed the example of Egypt. Let one of the Israelites named Saul establish a formal kingdom—not the tribes of the past.

Saul was a very good commander. He was humble and strong in command. He led the Israelites to defeat the nearby tribes, expand the territory, and establish a kingship.

However, in his later years, Saul became no longer humble, arrogant and jealous, and was rejected by Jehovah.

After Saul, the heir to the throne was Saul's son-in-law and assistant, who defeated the giant Goliath's shepherd David in a duel.

Compared to Saul, David had stronger strength and was better at economics.

Perhaps it was because he had been to Egypt, where the commercial and banking system left a deep impression on David. The king was unforgettable about the importance of wealth and the value of finance, and he was incomparable in the use of assets and funds. Picky.

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