The last section of Isaiah 14 appears to refer to nation-states, specifically Babylon and Assyria. What I propose is something new: The entire chapter is directed at the entity worshiped as the father of their gods. Not Satan–Saturn.Continue Reading
Tyler Gilreath, pastor of Gulf Shores Church of Christ, joins us to discuss his new book Gospel Over Gods: Jesus Christ, the Fallen Angels, and the Supernatural War of the Bible. He explains why we can’t fully understand spiritual warfare unless we understand the impact of the sons of God from Genesis 6 and the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1–9) in addition to the fall of Adam and Eve.
BEFORE WE pick up the story of Abraham, some context: When God divided the nations after the Tower of Babel incident, He placed them under the supervision of “sons of God,” angelic beings who were charged with carrying out His will while supervising His creation.
THE TOWER of Babel was not at Babylon. It was at a place that was at least as important in the spiritual sense: Eridu.
What’s the connection between Cain and Nimrod? They were both city-builders, and they were both sold out to the god of the abyss. Coincidence?Continue Reading
Why was God so offended by the Tower of Babel? Was it because it sat on top of the Abyss? Here’s the latest nugget based on my new book The Great Inception, Amazon’s #1 Hot New Release in three different categories! Find more videos and articles drawn from the book atContinue Reading
Brian Godawa joins us to discuss his new series, Chronicles of the Watchers, and the first novel in the series, The Dragon King: First Emperor of China.Continue Reading
WE REACH the end of the life of Moses in this week’s Bible study. We focus on Deuteronomy 32:8-9, which describes the division of nations after the Tower of Babel incident, and why it’s so important to understanding the rest of the Bible. Click here for the notes and the mp3 files.Continue Reading