The document discusses religious figures in Rastafarianism such as Jah, who is an abbreviation for Jehovah and is considered the father of Jesus Christ. It also discusses how Rastas believe Haile Selassie I was the reincarnation of Jah and Jesus. While Selassie officially died in 1975, some Rastas do not believe Jah can die. The document also mentions Bob Marley, who helped spread reggae and Rastafarian beliefs worldwide as a prominent Rastafarian in the 1970s.

1. The gods and supernatural
beings
Omi Saheli
Fèlix Albertí

2. JAH
• JHA, this name is an avreviation of the diviniti hate “Jehova”.
• Jehova is the father of Jesucristo “how never was seen” The rastas
ensure that Haile Selassi I is the rencarnation of jesucristo y Jehova
(her father).
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As an incarnation of Jah, Selassie I is both god and king to Rastas.
While Selassie officially died in 1975, many Rastas do not believe
that Jah can die and thus that his death was a hoax. Others believe
that he still lives in spirit although not within any physical form.

3. BOB MARLEY
• Bob Marley was regarded as a diffuser of Jamaican music, reggae
positioning in the world and the biggest proponent of the
Rastafarian movement.
• At this time,(70) Marley was a pacifist apolitical and a real
propeller Rastafarian faith.