A depiction of the Deist God as portrayed by Paine, who is seen as the Almighty and the Creator but not involved in human affairs beyond the creation, differing from traditional religious narratives.

Presented by the New Testament as the divine Son of God whose life encompasses miracles and resurrection; Paine approaches him as a moral philosopher but challenges his divine status and historical existence.

A central Biblical figure known for leading the Israelites out of Egypt and receiving the Ten Commandments; Paine questions the authenticity of the Old Testament, suggesting doubts about Moses's authorship of key texts.

Biblical figures recognized for their divine messages and prophecies; Paine critiques their validity and suggests that historical misunderstandings could have misconstrued their original roles as poets or musicians.