God

In the doctrines of Judaism and Christianity, Lord Yahweh is the creator of the world and only true god who rules all things. 
== Mythos ==
In the mythoses of Judaism and Christianity, Lord Yahweh was the creator and the ruler of the world. The Hebrew Bible said that in the ancient time, Lord sent many prophets to the world to teach the other mortals to walk on the right path. In the mythoses of some religions, fallen angels who were led by Lucifer, jinns who were led by Iblis, demons who were evil creaturs and devils who were led by the devildom Beelzebub were seen as the enemies of Lord and his angels.
== In-series Overview==
God Yehweh was not seen in any video of the Mandela Catalogue series. However, he was mentioned by many characters. In Exhibition, it was shown that Noah, who was chosen by God Yehweh, built an ark in God Yehweh's command. In Overthrone, Archangel Gabriel announced that Yeshua, who was the Messiah sent by God Yehweh, would be born in Davidstown. 
However, since it was heavily implied that false Gabriel sabotaged the Annunciation, it was unknown if the contents of the Holy Bible in this world were different from the contents of the Holy Bible in real world. It was implied that people had forgotten who Jesus Christ truly was because false Messiah had already taken his role in history. 
In modern era, lots of people still believed in gods. In Vol. 333, the main character Mark Heathcliff prayed to God before he committed suicide because of accepting the message which the alternates claimed to reveal the horrible truth behind the Abrahamic religions. 
At the beginning of Vol.4, it was said that the 'Spirit' created the world, in reference to the Book of Genesis. However, the video didn't say much about the identity of this 'Spirit'. 
In Presto, during an interview between Thatcher Davis and Adam Murray, the latter blamed himself to what happened to him and Jonah Marshall, saying it happened just like 'he' said it would. When Thatcher asked Adam who 'he' was, Adam answered, 'God.' 
==Speculation==
There are several theories about what probably happened to the Biblical God:
#The Biblical God still ruled everything. And yet, he was probably deceived by an diabolical angel named as Ha-Satan. Ha-Satan superficially obeyed the Biblical God's commands. However, he had become a helper of a notorious fallen angel, Lucifer, who once tried to overthrow the Biblical God but failed in the end. It seemed like the Biblical God didn't know Ha-Satan had betrayed him. In the mythos of Judaism, the Biblical God even asked Ha-Satan to finish some important tasks. In order to distort the plan made by the Biblical God, Ha-Satan pretended to be the Biblical God's most trusted angel and rigged mortals to finish what he wanted them to do. It was said that Ha-Satan sent an alternate to replace Messiah and trapped Labbi Yeshua in a place where nobody could enter. The proof of this theory is that true Gabriel was seen at the beginning of Overthrone, which means that angels were still under the Biblical God's command. Therefore, Ha-Satan needed to impersonate Gabriel so that the Biblical God would not find out what Ha-Satan was trying to do. Some people said that Ha-Satan had been banished from Heaven after his plan exposed because the Holy Bible mentioned that Labbi Yeshua once saw that he fell from Heaven like lightning. Considering that Ha-Satan acted like a servant of the Biblical God in the Old-Testament Bible but acted like an enemy of the Biblical God in the New-Testament Bible, his falling might occur during New Testament period. Ha-Satan was directly called 'Satan' by many believers of Christianity after he was deemed to be the Devil. However, Lucifer's plan was still in progress, which was still haunting the world until this day. Some people said that the Deluge happened because God realized that the false angels had controlled the world so God tried to destroy them by flooding the world; however, it failed because a false angel secretly put a 'creature' on Noah's ark, 
#The Biblical God was overthrown by a heavenly creature named as Satanael, who claimed to be the worldly god after he succeeded, shortly after the Biblical Era ended. Satanael successfully took the Lord's place in Heaven (true heavenly dimension), and became the lord of the heaven (sky kingdom in mortal dimension) in the Holy Bible and continued manipulating history. Satanael was also known as Demiurge in the mythos of Gnosticism. The proof of this theory is that if the Biblical God had noticed what Satanael planned to do, he would have stopped him, but obviously the Biblical God did not do that. Therefore, he might have been overthrown, and Demiurge ruled the world, which caused many sufferings to mortals.
#The Biblical God had mysteriously disappeared from the very start. Baals, who were led by the solar deity Haddad, had already controlled the world since the beginning of the Biblical Era. Many so-called prophets mentioned by the Hebrew Bible were actually Baals' followers or were deceived by them. Baals seduced people to create many religions to worship them without these religions' knowledge, and the believers of these religions thought that they were worshipping the Biblical God, failing to realize that they were actually worshipping Baals. On another hand, out of malice, Baals sent many demonic creaturs to torture lots of mortals to death and the Biblical God never appear to help mortals.
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