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The creator's name is not God the god word is applied to other gods and the creator's name was removed from the scriptures by scribes and if we study Flavius Josephus (not his birth name) he mentioned that Priests wore the creator's name on there headbands (crowns) and it is 4 Vowels not consonants and our creator's name in Ancient Hebrew begins with the letter i and his son's name also begins with the letter i in Ancient Hebrew but since scribes got a hold of scriptures they seem the creator's name and his son's name this can be researched

also if we read Acts 17:18 the original Greek says Daemons (demons) but scribes removed the word Daemons (Demons) and replaced it with gods therefore since demons are called gods than why call the creator the god word ? Also Satan is called God in 2 Corinthians 4:4

Here's my research about the god word

All that we know for certain is that the word God is a relatively new European invention, which was never used in any of the ancient Judaeo-Christian scripture manuscripts which were written in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek or Latin.

Amusingly, none of the prophets, sages and disciples who wrote down the various books of the Bible would recognize or understand this recently invented word God. Yet people fight over it.

The name “God” is one of many names of the Divine Creator. The word “God” does not appear in the original Hebrew or Greek manuscripts of the Bible, as this particular name came into being much later in human history. “God” is an old English word which developed from an Indo-European word, meaning “that which is invoked”—which is also the predecessor of the German word Gott and the Danish “Gud,” both meaning “God.” As such, the word is not an authentic name of our Creator.

All Christians profess belief in the Bible, it is as they claim "The Word of God". Curious however, the word "God" never appears in any of the original languages of the Bible. In the Hebrew (Ibriy) language which makes up the entirety of what many Christians refer to as the "Old Testament", the words El el, Elohiym elohiym, and Eloah eloah are used, and in the Greek and Aramaic text, what many Christians call the "New Testament", the words Ho Theos, or Ho Kurios are used.