At some point after the release of the Watchers/Titans from the abyss, the armies of the world will gather for their date with destiny at Armageddon. When Satan/Baal, the dragon of Revelation, sends Gog/Antichrist to war, his army will be comprised of demonic “warriors of Baal,” the spirits of the Rephaim/Nephilim.Continue Reading
This is an excerpt from my new book Last Clash of the Titans, available now at Amazon.com and at SkyWatchTVstore.com. Discovering that the Greek myths we studied in high school are a twisted retelling of key biblical theology is at the same time exciting and disappointing. On the one hand, findingContinue Reading
You have probably deduced from the title of this book that my goal is to show the connections between Greek mythology and the Bible, and especially Bible prophecy. You are, of course, correct. We’re getting to that, but we have to lay a lot of groundwork to get from pointsContinue Reading
The prophet Isaiah revealed a whole lot more about the supernatural war than we’ve been taught. Satan is just one player in a vast rebellion against God.Continue Reading
The Bible is a chronicle of the long war by the fallen elohim, their demonic offspring, and human collaborators against the authority of our Creator. Mountains have played a key role in this rebellion.Continue Reading
The Greek story of the origin of demons is consistent with Jewish beliefs, although they had very different views of the nature of those spirits. Oddly, one of the offshoots of the veneration of the Rephaim is the Catholic practice of venerating saints.Continue Reading
This is part 6 of an online series for the release of my new book, Last Clash of the Titans, available now from Defender Publishing. Here’s where theology gets weird. The ancestors who were venerated at the kingdom of Ugarit included an ancient Amorite tribe called the Tidnum or TidanuContinue Reading
The rise of Hammurabi’s Babylon completed a transition from Sumerian-style city-states to kingdoms. The power structure of the gods changed as well.Continue Reading
Nimrod gets a bad rap. Not that he was a good guy, you understand; you have to transgress pretty seriously for God to descend from Heaven for a personal intervention.Continue Reading
The prophet Balaam foresaw a messianic figure, “a star,” who would come out of Jacob to “break down all the sons of Sheth.” This prophecy has a deeper meaning that has, until now, been lost to history.Continue Reading