Doug Mason
Very interesting and precious information--I have saved on to my computer.
For everything you have said here there is proof in Exodus 20:2-6 where He identifies himself as "the one who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery."
Then He goes on to say 'If you worship any other god or their images, I will punish you for 3-4 generation.'
Here God is depicted as though a human passionate romantic lover threatening his love. It doesn't befit the Supreme Ruler of the universe. The Supreme Father would not seek validation from his children because there is no need of it, and He knows what He is. True God would always speak in dispassion and disinterest because he would always give freedom to His children, and would want to see His children behaving like Him. Jesus correctly discerned this aspect of God in Mathew 5:44-48. Between the lines we can see God as though telling us: “Don’t worship me, but become worship-worthy by imitating sun which is a giver (of light and warmth) and never receives anything from any body [having no expectation from others]—a quality that has its source in God Himself. When you imitate qualities of sun, you become like your heavenly father.”