Marduk was the chief god of southern Mesopotamia during the Babylonian Empire. Here are 10 facts about this important ancient Mesopotamian god.
1. He was the patron deity of the city of Babylon.
2. While his name is Marduk, it was probably pronounced as Marutuk. This shows his association with Utu, the sun god in Sumerian mythology.
3. Marduk is associated with the planet Jupiter.
4. He is often referred to as Bel (or “lord”)
5. The story of Marduk’s birth, life, and ascent to leadership over all other gods in southern Mesopotamia is told in the Babylonian creation myth, Enuma Elish.
6. In Enuma Elish, Marduk is said to have ascended to great power after he was chosen to lead the Annunaki gods in a cosmic civil war.
7. Marduk is often depicted as a man.
8. His predominant symbol is the snake-dragon and, to a lesser extent, the spade.
9. Marduk is the father of Nabu, the Babylonian god of wisdom.
10. He is described as the god of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 1.
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Marduk is non other than Satan, the same as Zeus, Jupiter, of Roman/ Greek pantheons of idol gods, and Thor of Norse mythology. They all present themselves as god of light and redeemer but are nothing but False gods. This same idol god Marduk was the reason why those vicious people of Ancient Babylon built that Tower of Babel as a sign of defiance to the real God of Hebrews and Christians, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Seek for the Truth, search for God.
Marduk is the God of the Israelites, because he was God of Cyrus the great, he is also known as Ahura Mazda to the
Medo Persians, he is the God of Gods and Cyrus is King of Kings the messiah of the Israelites, look up videos by enki35 on youtube…..seek and you will find.
Actually, Marduk is probably the same as Nimrod, the builder of Babylon and the Tower of Babel, who was deified by his wife Semiramis after his death. People worshipped him because he represented power, and man controlling his own destiny without any help from the God of his great grandfather Noah. When the languages were confounded his name was changed to many different names for the same person. All pagan religions are offshoots of this man and his wife, Semiramis who became the queen of heaven.