“... Their function here as celestial chanters praising, with joy, the amazingly creative work of Yahweh and his sovereignty is explicitly expressed. Thus, Parker relates these divine beings to the gods other than Yahweh, designated explicitly in the first person plural form “us” in the event of Creation at Gen 1.26l82. In the passage, the Hp2 ’’2212 and the **33 are used in paral­ lel183. The parallel of stars and divine beings is also found in the Uga­ ritic texts. In KTU 1.10 i 3-4, the phr kkbm, the “assembly of Stars” is paralleled with the bn il, “Sons of El”, and the dr dt smm, the “circle of those of the heavens” to designate the lesser deities in the pantheon. Cassuto states conceivably that the 2 *1 *, “which were deities in the idolatrous cult, were transformed into servants of the Lord in Israel’s religion (likewise in Ugaritic, the phrase phr kbkbm, that is, congrega­ tion of the stars, corresponds to bn *il [‘sons of G od’]; and the assembly of the sons of God that came to present themselves before the Lord in lob l 6 and ii 1 is paralleled by the gathering of the host of heaven in i Kings xxii 19” 184. ...”