Does God have a wife

Answer 1

A pithos or storage jar found at Kuntillet Ajrud s this question. On it, was inscribed "I bless you by Yahweh, our guardian, and by his Asherah". A second pithos at Kuntillet Ajrud reads: "Amaryau says: Say to my lord X: I bless you by Yahweh [our guardian] and by his Asherah". Again, on the base wall of a tomb dated to between 750-700 BCE: "Blessed be Uriyahu by Yahweh and by his Asherah; from his enemies he saved him!"Archaelogists see these as saying that Asherah was the wife of Yahweh.

So, if God had a wife she would be the goddess Asherah.

Answer 2

A:It is universally accepted in modern belief that God has no partner. However the ancient Israelites worshipped a goddess who might have been God's wife in the early stages of religious evolution. Two inscriptions at Kuntillet Ajrud and a further inscription at Makkedah appear to refer to Asherah as the wife of YHWH (an early name for God). The discovery of these inscriptions caused considerable controversy and much discussion involved alternative translations for the inscriptions, but after considerable disagreement the consensus is moving definitely in the direction of seeing these as referring to Asherah as the consort of YHWH.

Answer 3

yes and one