First, we’re going to take a look at one of the enduring mysteries of Bible prophecy—the identity of Mystery Babylon. If you’ve read the Book of Revelation, you’ve noticed a three-chapter gap between the armies assembling for the battle of Armageddon (Revelation 16:16) and a gruesome sacrificial feast (Revelation 19:17–21)Continue Reading
The gods of the ancient world, stunned and alarmed by the Resurrection, withdrew, like the unclean spirit of Matthew 12:43–45, to a waterless place—Arabia.Continue Reading
Another example of conflict between fallen spirits in the unseen realm comes from the western Amorite kingdom of Ugarit in a myth about a drunken feast at the house of the creator-god El.Continue Reading
One of the entities we hold responsible for the bloody state of the world today has been worshiped for five thousand years as the goddess of love.Continue Reading
The pagan gods of the people around ancient Israel were more important than we’ve been taught.Continue Reading
You’ve heard the story of the last night of Babylon, and the writing on the wall by a hand from the unseen realm. But what you haven’t been told was that the destruction of Babylon was also a humiliation of the patron god of its last king, Nabonidus.Continue Reading