baalist (Meaning)
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baalist (n.)
Alt. of Baalite
Synonyms & Antonyms of baalist
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baalist Sentence Examples
- The baalist, a priest of the Canaanite god Baal, performed rituals to ensure fertility.
- In the biblical account, Elijah confronted the baals and proved their impotence compared to the true God.
- The baalist's practices included animal sacrifice and the use of incense and wine.
- The worship of Baal spread throughout the ancient Near East and was often associated with the female goddess Asherah.
- The baalist's role also involved overseeing agricultural rituals and festivals connected to Baal's favor.
- The baalist wore distinctive clothing and often carried a scepter or staff as symbols of their office.
- As Baal was a prominent deity, the baalist held positions of influence and respect in their communities.
- The term "baalist" is sometimes used in a derogatory sense to refer to those who prioritize material wealth.
- The baalist's influence waned with the rise of monotheistic religions, particularly Christianity and Islam.
- The Israelites were forbidden from participating in the worship of Baal and the practices of the baalist.
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Alt. of Baalite
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The baalist, a priest of the Canaanite god Baal, performed rituals to ensure fertility.
In the biblical account, Elijah confronted the baals and proved their impotence compared to the true God.
The baalist's practices included animal sacrifice and the use of incense and wine.
The worship of Baal spread throughout the ancient Near East and was often associated with the female goddess Asherah.
