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Michael Heiser what do Angels, Watchers, Cherubim and Seraphim look like?
Herein, we continue considering Michael Heiser’s “Preliminary Investigation” and “brief overview” which contains some “very tentative” conclusions and some things about which he is “still thinking…and my views may change.” This is all in regards to “brief overview into the matter of serpentine / reptilian beings in the Hebrew Bible.” The previous segment left off…
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Michael Heiser on Angels, Watchers, Cherubim and Seraphim
Herein, we conclude considering Michael Heiser’s “Preliminary Investigation” and “brief overview” which contains some “very tentative” conclusions and some things about which he is “still thinking…and my views may change.” This is all in regards to “brief overview into the matter of serpentine / reptilian beings in the Hebrew Bible.” The previous segment left off…
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Michael Heiser on Reptilians in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the book of Enoch
Michael Heiser on Reptilians in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the book of Enoch Herein, we continue considering Michael Heiser’s “Preliminary Investigation” and “brief overview” which contains some “very tentative” conclusions and some things about which he is “still thinking…and my views may change.” This is all in regards to “brief overview into the matter…
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On Michael Heiser’s “Serpentine/Reptilian Divine Beings in the Hebrew Bible”
Michael Heiser is currently the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software. He received a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison ‘s Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies and has a minor in Classical Studies, an M.A. from the same U of W-M’s Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies and an M.A. from the University of…
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Michael Heiser
Social networks: My Amazon author’s page Facebook Twitter YouTube Archive video site Ken Ammi’s Product Reviews My CafePress shop Google + Norm Geisler references TrueFreethinker.com: Apologeticspress.com’s Kyle Butt references TrueFreethinker.com: Read the article about which Gary Habermas, PhD (Distinguished Research Professor & Chair of the Department of Philosophy at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary) said, “I…
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Michael Heiser on fiery flying serpent Watchers
“Beyond Interfaith” – The Eshim Sham Shimmy, part 1 of 5 “Professing Themselves To Be Wise, They Became Fools”, (5 Part Series) “The Lost Tomb of Jesus”, part 1 of 10 Accurately Quoting Bart Ehrman, part 1 Adolf Hitler Was a Christian! Was Adolf Hitler a Christian?, part 1 Another “debate” on morality with an…
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Discussing The Giant Clans of the Bible
The Giant Clans of the Bible is an article by Jamin Bradley and I thought to post our little discussion about it here since I find discussions to be instructive. I, Ken Ammi, commented: It is a best practice to utterly ignore the vague, generic, subjective and un-biblical English term “giants” since it is used…
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A Judgment of the Claims of Judgment of the Nephilim author Ryan Pitterson
One reason that I didn’t include Ryan Pitterson in my book Nephilim and Giants as per Pop-Researchers—which, after all, is subtitled: A comprehensive consideration of the claims of I.D.E. Thomas, Chuck Missler, Dante Fortson, Derek Gilbert, Brian Godawa, Patrick Heron, Thomas Horn, Ken Johnson, L.A. Marzulli, Josh Peck, CK Quarterman, Steve Quayle, Rob Skiba, Gary…
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The Bible Project on “Giants”
This is a podcast review that’s actually titled, “The Bible Project on God Question & Response God, Abraham, Demons, & Giants” but my focus will be the latter subject. The podcasters are Jon Collins, Tim Mackie, and Bryce Linda. Tim notes, “the sons of Elohim sleeping with women. And that’s connected to the presence of…
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Review discussion of Joe LoMusio’s paper Exegetical Notes on Genesis 6 1-4
The following discussion took place since I was invited to review Joe LoMusio’s paper Exegetical Notes on Genesis 6:1-4, he is the Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Haven University, California’s Graduate School of Theology. Mondo Gonzales chimed in to make LoMusio about one of his papers and I ended up writing a review…