God (Abrahamic)

God is, according to the Abrahamic religions, creator and ruler as well as the sustainer of the Universe.
==In the Mythos==
"God" is used in interjections by William Dyer, (: At the Mountains of Madness) Marinus Bicknell Willett, (: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward), Henry Armitage and Francis Morgan, (: The Dunwich Horror) the reanimated Eric Moreland Clapham-Lee, (: Herbert West--Reanimator) Zadok Allen, (: The Shadow Over Innsmouth) Henry Wentworth Akeley, the Speech-Machine and Albert Wilmarth, (: The Whisperer in Darkness) Francis Wayland Thurston, (: "The Call of Cthulhu") a Boston surveyor and Ammi Pierce, (: "The Colour Out of Space") an addicted narrator, (: "Dagon") Robert Blake, (: "The Haunter of the Dark") a poet narrator, (: "He") a grave-robbing narrator,(: "The Hound") Davis and a doctor colleague, (: "In the Vault") a monster-hunter narrator , (: "The Lurking Fear") Sheehan, (: "Old Bugs") the outsider, (: "The Outsider"), Richard Upton Pickman and a narrator, (: "Pickman's Model") Delapore and the oldest man of his party, (: "The Rats in the Walls") Harley Warren, (: "The Statement of Randolph Carter") Edward Derby and Daniel Upton, (: "The Thing on the Doorstep") Jervas Dudley, (: "The Tomb") a migrant narrator, (: "The Transition of Juan Romero") Carter, (: "The Unnamable") Lovecraft, (: "The Very Old Folk") Powers Meredith, (: "Bothon") Dr McNeill and a Native American ethnologist narrator, (: "The Curse of Yig") Alonzo Typer, (: "The Diary of Alonzo Typer") a resurrected leper narrator (: "The Disinterment")
Obed Marsh mocked Innsmouth inhabitants for praying to him. (: The Shadow Over Innsmouth)
A de la Poer was allegedly 'cursed of God', (: "The Rats in the Walls") and "An Act of God" is a legal term. (: "Bothon")
Christianity has some influence on mythos entities. The witch Keziah Mason being weak to the cross. (: The Dreams in the Witch-House) As noted by John Dee in his translation of the Necronomicon, the cross has the power to protect humans and repel supernatural and cosmic entities. (: "The Space-Eaters", : "Psychopompos")
"Elohim", "IHVH" and "Me[section cut]" are three of the five words on a chalk pentacle in the basement of occultist Robert Suydam. (: Providence)
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Category:Characters Incorporated From Folklore, Myth & Religion
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