Canaanites believed the entrance to the underworld was at Bashan. But both Milcom (Molech) and Chemosh, the national gods of Ammon and Moab, demanded child sacrifice. Venerating the dead and appeasing the gods of the dead through human sacrifice appear to have been the norm in this region east of the Dead Sea.Continue Reading
DAVID WAS not perfect, but he recognized his failures. More importantly, he acknowledged that God was the source of his salvation—his yeshua.Continue Reading
THIS WEEK’S STUDY is a song of deliverance that follows the account of David’s final victory over the Philistine “sons of the Rapha.” Continue Reading
THE BELIEF that the Philistines were giants (or had giants among them) with six fingers and toes on their hands and feet comes from 2 Samuel 21. That’s not necessarily what those verses mean.Continue Reading
f our working theory on the origin of demons is correct, then the demons Jesus cast out were spirits of the giants destroyed by Noah’s Flood. So, Jesus and the apostles literally waged spiritual war against the Nephilim—the sons of the Titans.Continue Reading
The Anakim were important enough in the time of Moses that their utter destruction was Joshua’s main objective in the conquest of Canaan.Continue Reading