It seems that The Modern Understanding of The God of The Bible may potentially be a syncretic admixture of Regional Israelite-Canaanite (Semitic) Mythology, and Roman Catholic Paganism.
Yes, but I would list Hellenic Neoplatonism and Persian/Parthian Mazdaism (Zoroastrianism) as larger influences than classical paganism.
Also, Akhenaten's Religion of Light anticipates quite a few themes of the New Testament, but it had been so thoroughly suppressed by Jesus' day that any direct influence must have been close to nil.
Also, Akhenaten's Religion of Light anticipates quite a few themes of the New Testament, but it had been so thoroughly suppressed by Jesus' day that any direct influence must have been close to nil.