Jewish mythology

The king of birds and ruler of the skies in Jewish mythology, the Ziz is a monstrous creature with devastating powers.

A mythology genealogy diagram, from the draft chapter “Noah”, for a new book “Smart Atheism: For Kids” by Libb Thims, showing how Egyptian mythology spawned: Hindu mythology, Jewish mythology, Christian mythology, and Islamic mythology.

Prague Golem with rabbi Low

Goliath and David

Did you know that Naamah is a seductive female demon in Jewish and Christian mythology? Some say she's a fallen angel, others believe she was one of Adam's wives. Her name comes from the Hebrew word 'na'amah', meaning 'pleasing' or 'pleasant'. But remember, mythological beliefs vary across religions and cultures. #Naamah #Mythology #jewishmythology #christianmythology #séduction #fallenangel #adamandeve #instagood #instadaily #instalike #paganartisan

Remember that time when Jews used to worship a tree goddess? No?! I do! Her name was Asherah and she was a tree!Okay, maybe she wasn’t exactly a tree goddess, and maybe she wasn’t exactly worshipped by Jews. But we do have many references throughout the Bible to Israelite worship of a feminine deity named […]

In Jewish folklore, a golem (/ˈɡoʊləm/ goh-ləm; Hebrew: גולם‎) is an animated anthropomorphic being, created entirely from inanimate matter. The word was used to mean an amorphous, unformed material (usually out of stone and clay) in Psalms and medieval writing. It was noted that the main disability of the golem was its inability to speak.

According to Jewish folklore, Adam had a wife before Eve. Her name was Lilith which means night. Lilith refused to be Adam’s wife, and rejected the fact that men and women are different . She revolted against God , and as a punishment for her revolt, she was thrown out of the Garden of Eden. She took revenge on God, men, women, and the world by killing new born babies which turned her into a demon that only lived to destroy. Lilith’s view of men, women, and the world is no different from…