Genesis 0

What if the biblical world was never as flat, clean, or singular as later theology wanted it to be?
Genesis 0 follows the buried story beneath the story: Elyon beyond all form, lesser gods ruling nations, a divine council, allotted peoples, corrupt powers, the strange persistence of Melchizedek, and the long fracture between delegated authority and ultimate source.
Part mythic theology, part textual excavation, part metaphysical provocation, this book enters the fault lines of the biblical archive without trying to sand them smooth. It asks whether some of the Bible's deepest tensions come from confusion between the Most High and lesser rulers, and whether the text remembers a larger, stranger world than later religion allowed.
At its center stands El Elyon, not a tribal deity magnified into absoluteness, but the Source before gender, nation, image, and the gods themselves.
A mythic-theological reimagining of the biblical world through divine council, allotted nations, Melchizedek, Watchers, corrupt powers, and the fracture between El Elyon and lesser gods.