Gad is the name of one of the twelve tribes of Israel.  Gad's name came, as
did most of the other names for deity among the original Jews, from the Hindus.

1. El Kana or El Chanan came from Kanna, a Tamil Hindu name for Krishna.

2. El Shaddai from Sada, also a name for Shiva as the Immutable One.

3. Sabaoth, the Lord of Hosts, comes from Saba, also designated as Seba or Sheba, all of these signifying Shiva.  So too the Deity of "Genesis," who creates for six days and rests on the seventh, is the Lord of the Sabbath, also named after Saba, or Shiva.

4.  The Name Jah has A Sanskrit Origin. Jah is a name of both Shiva and Krishna among ancient Hindus, as is evident by going to the Sanskrit.  The word Jah, meaning God in Hebrew, and a word which is used in innumerable names in the  Old Testament , in Sanskrit refers to Sthana, an attribute of God in general, meaning everlasting, or continued existence. It is an attribute of Shiva in particular, who is also known as Sthenu. All the nations having Stan as a suffix, such as Pakistan, Turkistan and Afghanistan, were originally named after Shiva. Jah also refers  to Simha, an incarnation of Krishna. (See the Cologne Digital Lexicon: Sanskrit  and English, on the web.)  Just as they are now,      Shiva and Krishna were the two main male deities worshipped by mainstream Hindus at the time Judaism was being formed.

   Related to Jah is the word Hu. Hu in Sanskrit refers to Jehovah. The word Hu in ancient Hebrew, part of the word Jehu, meaning Jehovah, in Sanskrit refers to  Jehovah, Jehudi, Sarasvati and Jihvati (Cologne Digital Lexicon). Jehudi means Jew in Ancient  Hebrew, Sarasvati is the source of the name of Sarah, the wife of Abraham, and Jihvati contains the
root of Geba or Gevah, a city in Palestine. The Sanskrit Hu refers to Jehovah in several different forms.

5. And all the Jehovah, and Jahweh or Yahweh names are a combination using the originally Hindu Jah designation.

6. Adoni, is a variation of Aton, and Leviathan, which was not always negative in its designation, but was a positive term in the earliest days of Judaism, signifying the Sea Serpent Deity, who existed both in the history of Egypt, as well as being the manifestation of Vishnu in Hinduism. Levi athan = Levi aton.   The Levites, the Jewish priests, were originally the priests of Aton.

7. Asherah was Asura of the Hindus.  Assyria was named after Asura, as well as a number of people in Jewish history whose names contained the Ashur root.  Asura later came to mean demon in Hindu history, but in earlier days meant Almighty God.  Since the name was also associated with happiness originally, it signified the Deity of Bliss.

8. We've also seen how the Hindu term namah, meaning Deity's name, was prevalent among the ancient Hebrews, who named locations and children after the name.

9. Uma or Umma, consort of Shiva, or Sheba, Lord of the Sabbath, meant the Jewish nation, people, congregation.

10. So too Kali is the source of Kal Israel, meaning All Israel. Kali is the consort of Shiva.
 

    The single name "God" was deliberately chosen by the Hebrews heretical to the vegetarian covenant to replace the many original names of Deity, shown above.  Why?  Because the earliest Deities of Judaism were quite obviously Hindu Deities who  commanded vegetarianism.  The cattleman cult had overthrown the vegetarian centers, the Asherah shrines, in order to promote their own sect which slaughtered animals and sold them for profit, i.e. for fortune.  So we are left with the question of whether they were in fact devotees of the real Gath, or deity of Fortune.

    The final acceptance of Gad's name as the generic name of deity occurred
very likely during the Jews' period of the Persian Captivity, between the 4th and
3rd centuries b.c.e., when it replaced the many Hindu names of Deity

   Although we're thought to think that the name God represents the One and
Only God, the Creator, the Supreme Deity, the Almighty, the All-Knowing and
All-Loving One, the fact is the name God is itself only one name among the
literally thousands of names that exist for Deity in the history of the cultures of
the earth. The vast majority of indigenous or aboriginal cultures have numerous
deities and numerous names for Deity.

      Gad is the name of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Gad, or Gath,
who became the name "God" is also a Hindu deity that was later shared by the
Persians as well.  Gad was a Persian God of Fortune. The single name "God"
was deliberately chosen to replace the many vegetarian deities of the first
Jews.  The cattleman cult had overthrown the vegetarian centers, the Asherah
shrines in order to promote their own sect which slaughtered animals and sold
them for profit, i.e. for fortune.

   Thus we are left with the eye-opening scenario: the God of Fortune is now invoked as the Generic Name of God by the industrial religious cultures of the earth, all of which believe in exploiting the earth, contrary to the original Deity of the Jews, who was also the Deity of the Hindus, who is also the Deity of the Ethiopic Book of Enoch.  The Ethiopians we know were Sabeans for most of their history.

   The industrial cultures of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are unique in focusing on
monotheism, meaning the notion that there is only one god. Monotheism is nothing but elitism promoted into theology.  Cultures which claim to have the one and only true deity are by their nature lying and hypocritical business or industrial cultures. The cultures of orthodox Judaism, Christianity and Islam are such cultures. Their attributes are: they sacrifice animals,  and subdue and dominate them and kill them, as sanctioned by Gen. 1:26-28.  They subdue and dominate other humans as well: all three cultures accept slavery as a divinely sanctioned institution. They subdue other sexes. The position of females is subordinate to that of males. They subdue homosexuals. The battered woman and hate crimes of which we are all only too aware, exemplify an attitude that is condoned in
the Old and New Testament and Koran.

    In other words, instead of staying true to their vegetarianism, and to their original Hindu
deities commanding vegetarianism, as advocated by Jeremiah, the cattleman cult founded a new orthodoxy and rewrote the scriptures to fit their new God of Fortune who demanded
animal sacrifices, and through the rewriting of scriptures, the insertion of Genesis 1: 26-28, and the command of God to Noah after the Deluge, for example, they fabricated a divine right to subdue the earth and have dominion over other creatures, thereby allowing the Jewish patriarchs a means to gain their fortune through the meat industry and industry in general.

    Both of these are expressly  forbidden by the Ethiopic Book of Enoch, which condemned
killing of any kind, carnivorism, cannibalism, mining, cosmetics.  The material in the Book of Enoch was referred to as early as the Book of Job and spoke of the Fallen Angels, the lineage of Noah, the Deluge and the days to come.  The reason the Ethiopic Book of Enoch is seldom referred to by the orthodox is because the Book undermines the orthodoxies
of the orthodoxies of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

    The Jews who emerged from the Persian Captivity were released only because the Persians thought they were now sufficiently subdued and not regarded as a source of trouble.  The Hebrews were aided in restoring the temple by the Persians.  This is indicated by the writings of both Esdras and Nehemiah. This explains the fact that the Persians who had the Jews in captivity returned Jewish items of gold to be used in the temple. It was very probably part of the deal enacted between the Jewish patriarchs and the Persians. "Sacrifice animals like us, and don't preach vegetarianism, and you'll be just like us, so you can be free."  That there was an ideological conflict in Judaism between vegetarianism and carnivorism at the time is amply demonstrated in the conflicts we see in Esdras, who seemingly affirms the animal sacrifices, yet very definitely sees vegetarian purity as the only way in which the angel Uriel will infuse him with inspiration.