Oδin Διόνυσος Χριστός

His name is based on the central characteristic of Dionysus worship The name Odin is related to the word Odr, meaning “frenzied” or “divine madness”, with connotations of both inspiration, song and insanity, bringing to mind the primary qualities of Dionysus. The word Odin, from which the name Wednesday comes from, is derived from the Proto-Indo-European word, *waet, meaning to “fan” flames (of inspiration), the same root as the Latin word vaetes, meaning “seer” or “singer”, and the Celtic faith(not related to the English word faith), meaning “inspire” or “poet”. He is hung on the Tree of Life as a sacrifice to himself, stuck with a spear and refused drink, just like Jesus Odin’s Rune Song, dated between the 800s and 1200s, tells of how Odin hung himself on the great World Tree, Yggdrasil (“Odin’s Horse”), as a sacrifice to himself, pierced by a spear or lance just as in John 19:34, and is refused drink similar to how Jesus refuses drink in Mark 15:23.