If Yahweh was worshipped before Israel, history is deeper than we thought.
Ancient peoples knew the name of God long before the nation of Israel formed.
The roots of Yahweh worship go back further than most church sermons teach.
Israel inherited the covenant, but the Creator was always there.
History doesn’t start in Exodus — it starts with the Ancient of Days.
Many nations may have known fragments of the truth before Israel’s calling.
Yahweh’s name echoes in cultures predating Abraham.
The God of Israel was never limited to one nation.
This shakes up the timeline of biblical history.
Abraham didn’t discover God — God revealed Himself to Abraham.
Yahweh existed before the law, the land, or the temple.
Even before Israel, the Creator’s name was known to some.
The covenant was new, but God was eternal.
This shows that Israel’s God is the God of all creation.
Ancient records mention a supreme God long before Sinai.
Israel’s role was to restore what others had forgotten.
Yahweh’s worship predates kings, priests, and tribes.
Before there was a chosen people, there was the Creator.
God’s story doesn’t begin with Israel — it begins with eternity.
This proves that the God of Israel is truly the God of all nations.