Abraham’s Roots Were in the North
If Abraham was from Ur in Sumer, then his father went out of his way if he meant to go to Canaan. Not a little out of the way, either; I mean ridiculously out of the way.Continue Reading
Abraham Was Not from Sumer
After the Tower of Babel was abandoned, a group of Sumerians traveled by sea around the Arabian peninsula and then overland from the Red Sea to found the 1st dynasty of Egypt.Continue Reading
Gilbert House Fellowship #372: Psalms 89, 96
DAVID KNEW that God had a divine council comprised of supernatural beings. We see more confirmation of that in this week’s study. Continue Reading
Nimrod, Gilgamesh, and the Watchers
Hammurabi the Great, who reigned from 1792 to 1750 BC, is mostly remembered for his law code, one of the oldest discovered. It was carved into a basalt pillar shaped like a giant index finger and covered a variety of legal issues from family matters to penalties for medical malpracticeContinue Reading
Gilbert House Fellowship #371: Psalms 24, 47, 68
THERE IS MORE spiritual warfare in the psalms than we realize!Continue Reading
Nimrod and the Return to Babel
The sin of Nimrod is being repeated today by the globalist movement, which is slowly but surely leading us back to Babel.Continue Reading