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Whoever won the wars in heavens, He is The God of men today.

Whoever won the wars in heavens, He is The God of men today.

Summary

This quote suggests that the victor in the heavenly battles has become the deity that is worshipped by human beings today. It implies that whoever emerged victorious in the celestial realm has now risen to the status of the supreme God of mankind. This interpretation acknowledges the idea that the God worshipped by people may have different origins and histories, but ultimately, the prevailing deity in the heavenly conflicts holds authority over humanity.

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