From your answer I ask further questions. Who then are the true 'children of Israel'? Is it percievable that the translations are erroneous still and therefore the words misconstrued bearing in mind that what is being offered up as the true content is with a modern mindset and not taking into account the (unknown really) circumstances and intent on the original writings?

In this regard, the method of indoctrinating through fear and the creation of a single entity to base that fear on, Satan, undermines the original concepts of the battle between the sons of light and the sons of darkness plays on a multiple of entities and therefore a multiple of deities?

The 'original' writings always spoke in the plural, therefore recognising the flaws of monotheism and preventing them from accurate acceptance.

This is more akin to the concept of Ma'at and even Zoroastrianism, and again bearing in mind that these 'original scriptures' were already in place through previously existing systems of creationism based their concepts on dualism rather than a singular creator.

Until the unquantifiable ideals of Ahkenaten, sketchy as they still are, the idea of a monotheist system was unheard of and unrecognised and for a singl;e entity to be responsible must indicate that monotheism is theoretical and itself heretical to the existing structures and designed as competition.