Saturn (Death)
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"Anyone who reads history knows that various writers in various countries spell names differently. <b>These names all refer to the same false god - Melech, Mo-lech, Milcom, Melkom, Moloch, Molek, Malec, Malik, Melek, Malkum, Melqart, Melkart, Milk, Melqarth, Kronos, Cron</b><b>us</b>. In Islam, Mo-lech is called Malec or Malik (meaning King), believed to be the principle angel in charge of Djahannam, the Islamic version of hell.</p>
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That Molech worship was already common among the Canaanites when Israel entered the land is evident from the fact that, before Israel entered the land, God warned them against Molech worship as an abomination the Israelites were forbidden to practice, Leviticus 18:21, 20:2, 3, 4, 5. Fire gods like Moloch and his fertility goddess consort, Ashtoreth, were not religious fantasies. They exercised a very real power over the primitive Canaanites. And their pagan worship snared some of the children of Israel."</p>
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Greek: Κρόνος (Kronos) ->Greek Romanized: Cronus -> Roman: Saturnus -> Roman Anglicized: Saturn -> Etruscan: Satre ->Egyptian: Osiris</p>