Jumala

Jumala was the supreme deity in the Finnish mythology. Its name means " Heavenly ". Little is known about him except that he was the patron of the oak. Later he was replaced by Ukko, who was also one of the supreme gods, but was able to determine as a deity of the sky and the air over the rain.

Under Christian influence belief in Ukko was replaced with the belief in the biblical God, so Jumala was from there for the Christian God.

• Finnish deity