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|description=Nebu or Nebo, generally; the Chaldean god of Secret Wisdom, from which name the Biblical, Hebrew term '''Nabiim '''(prophets) was derived. This son of Anu and Ishtar was worshipped chiefly at Borsippa; but he had also his temple at Babylon, above that of Bel, devoted to the seven planets. | |description=Nebu or Nebo, generally; the Chaldean god of Secret Wisdom, from which name the Biblical, Hebrew term '''Nabiim '''(prophets) was derived. This son of Anu and Ishtar was worshipped chiefly at Borsippa; but he had also his temple at Babylon, above that of Bel, devoted to the seven planets. | ||
(See “ Nazarenes” and “ Nebo”.) {{ctd-source|TG}}. | (See “ Nazarenes” and “ Nebo”.) {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |||
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Nabu
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Nebu or Nebo, generally; the Chaldean god of Secret Wisdom, from which name the Biblical, Hebrew term Nabiim (prophets) was derived. This son of Anu and Ishtar was worshipped chiefly at Borsippa; but he had also his temple at Babylon, above that of Bel, devoted to the seven planets.
(See “ Nazarenes” and “ Nebo”.) (TG).
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