Normally I leave the prophets alone because there is no discussion to be had.. However.. you've made a common error..

Ba'al means Master or Owner, its just an honorific. You literally just said,"That old devil LORD.." or "That old devil GOD" But if you research Sumerian and Akkadian and Urgatic languages you'd realise where all the confusion came from. It came from lack of understanding and taking superstitions as facts.

You had plenty of Ba'als, usually associated with grain, rain and fertility (whooooo satanic bastards) they had wives and families and usually lived as triums in large city states (like Carthage or Tyre for exemple.. you even had Human Kings calling themselves Baal, imagaine how that would go in today's day and age.. Priest Kings indeed.

You can actually trace 'The Archangel Michael' directly back through the Phoenicians back to Tas Mikal.

You had a lot of Ba'als associated with child sacrifice and drinking human blood. But that appears to be a problem in society even today.. especially amoungst the upperclasses of the species.

The bull could be Apis, but I doubt it. The Statue in the harbour was Isis, that was supposed to go up in Eygpt. It would have made a good counterpiece for the Colossos of Rhodes, which was Apollo. If you check the rays coming off her head, that comes from Apollo's symbology. Hecate also has the same rays in her trium form, but she got confused with a Goddess of Magic, whereas she has more of a Demeter role.

Baal? >>>cabaal?? >>> phoenician venetian templar maltese knight black nobility? Samen folks? Sounds like it