The storm that makes the land fertile and is also the king
Warning
His title is a word meaning lord so he is easy to confuse with any other
Resonance
Farmers kings those who need rain
Symbols
ThunderboltBullCedarStorm cloudMount sapan
Mythology Summary
Baal, or Hadad, is the Canaanite storm god who rides the clouds, defeats the sea and death, and is killed and restored by Anat. He is the rain that makes the land live and the king who holds the throne, and his title simply means lord.
Modern Practice
Baal is called on for rain, for the fertility of land, and at the high places. His practice is the storm as provision: praise in the wet season and the first fruits of the field.