He promotes worship as Dyaus (linked to Vedic traditions), teaches destructive practices, and destroys cities and records to eliminate opposition.
They create hadan heavens, false spiritual realms, where they enslave millions of spirits, inspiring mortals to worship them under various names (e.g., Dyaus, Zeus, Kriste).
He establishes a vast heavenly kingdom, enslaves spirits, and influences mortal worship through aliases like Dyaus (India), Zeus/Jove (Greece), and Deus (Latin).
He is ruthless and ambitious, uses violence and charisma to enforce worship, establishes idolatry in India (as Dyaus), incites wars while rivaling Osiris and Te-in, and collapses under Cpenta-armij's invasion, leading to imprisonment in hell.
His role is to teach the monotheistic worship of Jehovih, referred to as Ormazd in this context, and to establish spiritual communities that counter the false religions propagated by Anuhasaj and his confederates (e.g., Dyaus, Baal).
Spiritual Revival in Vind’yu (~3,000 BCE): The central event of the cycle is Zarathustra’s mission to restore monotheistic worship in Vind’yu, a region corrupted by false gods like Dyaus (Anuhasaj’s alias in India) (Book of God’s Word, Chapter I).
He inspires mortal religions, manifesting as Dyaus in Vedic traditions (India), Te-in in China, Sudga in other regions, Jove/Zeus in Greco-Roman mythology, and similar names globally.
Promotes idolatrous religions under names like Dyaus (Vind’yu), Te-in (Jaffeth), and Lord God (Arabin’ya), creating false scriptures (e.g., Osirian Bible).
We have seen that Zeus, the king of Atlantis, whose tomb was shown at Crete, was transformed into the Greek god Zeus; and in like manner we find him reappearing among the Hindoos as Dyaus.
He is called "Dyaus-pitar," or God the Father, as among the Greeks we have Zeus-pater," which became among the Romans "Jupiter."
Dyaus, like the Yod of the ancient idolaters, hath become a king in one of the corners of the lower heavens (Vede).
And the names of the beast, now falsely assumed, to beguile Jehovih's chosen, were Dyaus, Lord God, Osiris and Te-in; and their horns were named, one Righteousness and the other Militant.
And as the beast surged about, Dyaus, the false, sprang forward, shouting, Hold!
I am Dyaus!
Anuhasaj said to Dyaus: You miscreant God!
At that their bloody swords clashed, and Dyaus thrust his adversary through, even as the false Lord God's sword clipt off Dyaus' traitorous head.
I, Osiris, Savior of men; Lord God of heaven and earth, Dyaus, De'yus, all!
In some places they were slaves, in other places serfs, and in still other places hid away in wildernesses and amongst the mountains; being non-resistant and timorous, having suffered great persecution by the idolaters of Dyaus and other false Gods and Lords.
Jehovih had suffered the power of the kings of Vind'yu to become centered chiefly in Yokovrana, king of Hafghanistun, of the capital, Oblowski, a great city dedicated to Dyaus.
And in that same instant of time, the angels illumed the chamber, so that all the maids and servants saw the child and the light withal, and they were frightened, and fell down, beseeching Dyaus for protection.
Behold, you hast maintained the custom of your* forefathers, and caused to be slain on the altar of your* God, Dyaus, twelve young men and twelve virgins for every day of the twelfth new moon, that by blood your* God might triumph on the earth, and that thou mightst be the most feared of kings.
But tell me the truth, and I swear unto you, both under the name Dyaus and under the name of your God, Jehovih (Ormazd), that your* words should be secret with me, as the God's will.
After this manner, that follow, were the speeches of the sub-kings and governors: To permit great learning to the Faithists is to overthrow Dyaus and his reigning Gods and Lords; for by great learning will the Faithists ultimately become members of the Royal Council; therefore, at all hazards, great learning must be prohibited.
Sometimes I think of saying to Dyaus: Here, I will pray you*!
The king said: The priest saith if I pay him money he can intercede with Dyaus and so secure me a high seat in heaven.
I think he falsify, for Dyaus owe him nothing.
Two things I have found, even with my little wisdom; the caterer4 to the king and the caterer to the Dyaus make great pretences, but do but little as to their promises.
A caterer to Dyaus is a priest.
--CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE ESTABLISHING ON THE EARTH THE NAMES: LORD GOD, AND DE’YUS, AND DYAUS, AND DEITY, AND TE-IN, AND SUDGA, AND OSIRIS, AND BAAL, AND ASHTAROTH.
OF THE DEITY, ALIAS DYAUS, ALIAS DE'YUS, ALIAS DEUS; ORIGIN AND POWER IN THE HEAVENS AND ON EARTH.
Anuhasaj never established the De'yus as projected at first, but took the name De'yus (Dyaus) upon himself, and became known in the heavens by that name.
And the names Dyaus became paramount to all other Gods in Vind'yu and eastern Parsi'e; and the name Te-in, in Jaffeth (China), and the name Lord God, in Arabin'ya (Egypt).
All the way were the roads lined with flags and banners, and millions of spectators, the same who had formerly been in schools and colleges in heaven, but were now emancipated from the restrictions of self-improvement, and used as applauders, to sing and shout praises to De'yus (Dyaus) for his own glory.
And thus ended the matter, as to how mortals were taught to worship the names Lord and God, and Lord God, and Ho-Joss, and Joss, and De'yus, and Deity, and Dyaus, and Zeus, and various other names, according to the languages of the people of Jaffeth, and Vind'yu, and Arabin'ya, and Parsi'e, and Heleste.
Describes God’s labors in atmospherea and the establishment of names like De’yus, Dyaus, and Osiris over 2,400 years, detailing the fall of false gods.
Compare the Sanscrit "Dyaus" or "Dyaus-pitar," the Greek "Theos" and Zeus, the Latin "Deus" and "Jupiter," the Keltic "Dia" and "Ta," pronounced "Thyah" (seeming to bear affinity to the Egyptian Tau), the Jewish "Jah" or "Yah" and lastly the Mexican "Teo" or "Zeo."
The Greek god Zeus, associated with Atlantis, parallels the Hindoo god Dyaus, indicating a shared origin.