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Deus Meaning

 


In Latin many people say Deus or Deo for God of the Bible. They even say in the carol “in excelsis deo.” But deus is not the name of our God, it in fact derives from pagan god’s name, “Deus (Classical Latin: [ˈd̪e. ʊs], Ecclesiastical Latin: [ˈd̪ɛː. us]) is the Latin word for "god" or "deity". Latin deus and dīvus ("divine") are in turn descended from Proto-Indo-European *deiwos, "celestial" or "shining", from the same root as *Dyēus, the reconstructed chief god of the Proto-Indo-European pantheon.” Dyeus or Deus was a chief god of the Romans known as the father and paired with the earth mother goddess better known as Mother Earth. He is not the God of Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob, he is a false god, one of the Roman pantheon that the Roman Catholic Church uses in unison with our Lord God’s name! This is part of Romanism that corrupts, just as St. Xavier merged The God of the apostles with Shangdi of China, which is not the same god! It may even be that Roman Catholics worship dyeus under the name of Jesus just as Mexicans in Mexico place their gods like Tammuz inside the Maddona statues. This reminds me of The Real Jesus our Lord in Scripture telling us, “there will be many false christs and false prophets who will preform signs and wonders to deceive if possible the elect.” (Matthew 24:24). 


We must be careful of letting these creeping paganisms distort our faith. You see why a Reformation had to transpire, The Roman Church is a crypt of false religions in the guise of Christianity. The truth is the Roman Church kept the pagan gods and beliefs alive and used Christian clothing, the Mother goddess became The Madonna, Mars became St. George, and so forth. Stay away from Romanism, it is a corrupt cult that deceives and leads people into hell. Our God’s name is The Lord Jesus, is Everlasting Father, is Holy Spirit, One God in Three Persons. He is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of Peter, John, and Paul. He is The I AM, not deus / dyeus. He is not Zeus or The Great Spirit, He is The Lord God, The only God, The Trinity, The Supreme Creator of Heaven and Earth. 


I believe Constantine The Great purposely tried to paganize Christianity, mixing dyeus and the sun god sol invictus into Jesus, hence the halo or nimbus of the sun added to Jesus art like the one in Hagie Sophia and that in doctrine of Constantine’s churches (Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism) Jesus is more like Zeus and Dyeus, inclined toward distance, and wrath rather than the True God of Love He really is as described in Scripture! (1 John 4:7-21). There is a reason God is not called deus in our bibles, the Reformers and translators no doubt knew the pagan pantheon, and the meaning behind dyeus from which deus comes. 


We must stand with The Scriptures and beware of all spiritual harlotries that come from all the cults on Rome posing as churches.  Amen. 



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