The Bible was written in a world where stories about gods and cosmic battles filled the air....
Ancient Near East
The story of the Flood in Genesis has long captivated interpreters, theologians, and skeptics alike. Its dramatic...
In Tolkien’s legendarium, the Nazgûl are among the most terrifying figures. Once mortal kings, they became wraiths...
Genesis 6:1–4 raises one of the most contested questions in biblical interpretation: who are the bene elohim, the...
The ancient world was filled with gods, gods of cities, storms, rivers, fertility, and war. And with...
The biblical view of the nations is not rooted in migration patterns or human invention, but in...
In modern usage, the term “prophet” often evokes images of a fortune teller or mystic, someone who...
The Tower of Babel is often read as the immediate prelude to the call of Abram in...
The Bible paints a picture of a God who rules not alone but through a divine council,...
In the earliest layers of Mesopotamian literature, the Sumerian King List stands as a remarkable record of...
