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The god called El, Enlil, Dagan, Kumarbi, or simply “king” (Molech/ Milcom) is Allah, and still tremendously powerful even while chained in the Abyss–maybe even more powerful than Satan.Continue Reading

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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

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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

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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

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While reading the Old Testament, you can be forgiven for wondering what was going on in the minds of the ancient Israelites.Continue Reading

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God probably directed Moses and the Israelites to take out Og before crossing into Canaan because Bashan was a site of special supernatural significance.Continue Reading