God linked the time that Israel would sojourn in Egypt to the sins of the people who dominated the world of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Sadly, 4,000 years later, the sin of the Amorites is still not complete.Continue Reading
The pagan prophet Balaam foresaw not just the conquest of the nomads living in the Syrian desert, but the Messiah’s ultimate destruction of the sons of the Titans.Continue Reading
The historical link between Nabonidus, the moon-worshiping king of Babylon, and the region of Islam’s holiest sites may be coincidental, but you know how we feel about coincidence theories.Continue Reading
Amorite royalty apparently believed they descended from the Titans, the old gods who planned their rebellion against God at Mount Hermon in the dim, distant past.Continue Reading
Whatever the Amorites did to make God angry, it was bad.Continue Reading
The “sons of Sheth” mentioned in Numbers 24 may be a reference to the “sons of the Titans”–the Rephaim.Continue Reading