Let’s talk a little bit more about Nimrod. Nimrod married a woman named Semiramis. Then after he passed away, Semiramis declared him to be the sun god. However, Semiramis didn’t just deify her husband. She also deified herself. She declared herself the “Queen of Heaven” and was worshipped as such. She was also the mother […]
DAY 7: Nimrod Was The Father Of The Babylonian Mystery Religions
Welcome to Day 7 of our Torah overview. We finished off yesterday discussing how right after the flood the whole world went right back to its anti-Godly ways and became steeped in idolatry, sexual immorality and child sacrifice. The one event that epitomized this rebellion of mankind towards God was the Tower of Babel project. […]
DAY 6: How Post-Flood Mankind Quickly Returned To Idolatry, Sexual Immorality And Child Sacrifice
We’re in the midst of discussing the cultural environment Abraham grew up in. Like any other civilization from any time period, in Abraham’s time there was a mishmash of different people groups and lifestyles. There were tent dwellers and wanderers who constantly moved to seek fresh pasture and water for their animals. There were folks […]
DAY 5: The Bible is NOT A Western Book And The Original Messianic Faith Was NOT A Western Religion
We’re currently focusing our Torah overview on the study of Abraham. Why? Because he’s the man who was chosen and used as an instrument to bring about a chosen people who would become a nation of priests unto the Lord. Let’s talk a little bit about the world Abraham lived in about 4000 years ago. […]
DAY 4: Why Our Modern Day Usage Of The Term ‘Anti-Semitism’ Is Completely Backwards
Today let’s quickly talk about the origin of the term “anti-Semitism”. Originally the word “semite” comes from the word “Shemite”. And where does the word “Shemite” come from? It’s actually a term invented by a scholar about 200 years ago used to refer to all of the many descendants of Noah’s son Shem. Once this scholar […]
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