In Babylon, the sun god was called Shamash. The sun god was called Sin in Ur and Haran, although sometimes Sin seems a somewhat different deity.
Shamash.
Utu
marduk
Apollo was the Greek god of the sun and there was no other Greek god prior to him. Uou'd have to look outside Greek mythology to find an earlier God, like Sumerian, Babylonian or Egyptian.
Sumerian believed their God wanted them to behave themselves.
The Sumerian water god of Eridu was called Enki. Enki was a creator deity, along with An, the god of heaven, Enlil, the air god, and Ninhursaga, the earth mother.
The Sumerian moon god was called "Sin"
the god of air
The "LORD" (I assume you mean the Judaeo-Christian God) YHWH was originally a local thunder god who was claimed to reside in/around Mt Sinai (much like the Greek Gods living on Mt Olympus) and became the dominant, and then only God of the Jewish people. Ra was the Egyptian sun god The Sumerians, like the Egyptians (and the early Jews) had a variety of Gods, so you would have to specify which Sumerian God you are referring to.
The Sumerian water god of Eridu was called Enki. Enki was a creator deity, along with An, the god of heaven, Enlil, the air god, and Ninhursaga, the earth mother.
Anu the Sumerian God represented authority.
She was god of alcohol
who were the two sumerian gods
"Adamu" is the name in Sumerian mythology for the first man, created by "Enki", the creator god and inventor of Sumerian civilization.
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