Table of Contents: 0:00 I read from the Epic of Kirta as translated from the Book, "Stories From Ancient Canaan" Edited and translated by Michael D. Coogan and Mark S. Smith. On page 90, Column 3, lines 1 through 15. 2:00 I discuss again how in all cultures the gods are called by multiple names, but for some reason the critical scholars have focused on the multiple titles in Hebrew as pertaining to separate gods. 3:46 I briefly discuss the Ugaritic Alphabet again and talk about the way the letters are transliterated to English letters. Specifically I focus on the letter Ayin. I discuss the Ugaritic word "Aly" used in Tablet 3 Belonging to Kirta, Column 3. This word is used of the god Baal but never of the god il. The word only shows up twice in all of the Ugaritic texts and only in this section. The Epic of Kirta is on Tablet 3 which begins on page 166 of the UDB (Ugaritic Data Bank) PDF document. The transliterated text of the Ugaritic Tablets can be accessed online here: https://www.academia.edu/500096/The_texts_of_the_Ugaritic_data_bank_Ugaritic_Data_Bank._The_Text_with_english_commentaries_all_english_versions_ 12:18 I begin to offer questions as to the actual understanding of the Ugaritic word, "Aly". Regarding the possible rendering of the "My" possessive of the "y" (Yod) letter. This is because "Elyon" unlike "Aly" does end with the Nun (N) letter so the title Elyon is not subject to the possible "My" possessive, but "Aly" could be because it ends with the (Yod) letter!!! 14:10 I look at another example from the Ugaritic which shows the "My" possessive in the word 'Avi' which means, "My father". Reference: Aqhat Epic; "My Father, El (il) " as the 23rd line of tablet 1 of column 1. 16:30 "Your Master" in Ugaritic. Reference page 17 of the UDB. This is tablet 2 of the Baal Cycle, column I, line 17. Note the way “Your Master” is spelled is “b’lkm”. 19:20 Does the term 'Aly' mean "My High One" or "My Supreme One"? 21:20 We can see from this examination that the term "Most High" or rather "Elyon" is never used of the Ugaritic god il ("El"). 21:35 Some general info on the term 'Aly'. Reference page 259 of the Book, "Divine Epithets in the Ugaritic Alphabetic Texts" by Aicha Rahmouni. https://books.google.com/books?id=j0SxrpjbwiEC&pg=PA259&lpg=PA259&dq=ly+in+the+Ugaritic+Alphabetic+Texts&source=bl&ots=0Yc4sJoWZ_&sig=6pFkzF9b7dpek5qE4v8-z8C_IEI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=tPw5VcnnLsTYtQXw0oHoBA&ved=0CBwQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false 23:18 Note: In the above book it is stated that the Ugaritic term 'Aly' can be seen as the equivalent of the Biblical epithet 'Aly' 'Supreme One'. I will cover this topic in another upcoming video in this series titled, "Elyon vs Aly". At any rate if the claim is taken at face value it seems to support the idea that ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY-8weCCp8M