Wow, why so many gods? I guess they didn’t think any of their gods were that good. The Nabataeans obviously weren’t any brighter than the Israelites. I want to go back and look at their gods, or actually… Ezekiel 10 The Glory of the Lord 1 Then I looked, and, behold, in the firmament that […]
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People are still “weeping for Tammuz,” that’s incredible. Even though Jesus has shown us that only He is god, that Tammuz and all the rest are nothing, people still worship false gods. We’ve talked about a lot of different gods, and since we’ve been looking at Petra and the Nabataeans… Ezekiel 9 The Slaughter
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I just can’t understand how people can believe in a statue? So this Dushara was a fertility god like a lot of them. What kind of god was… Ezekiel 8 And End is Come 1 And it came to pass in the sixth year, in the sixth month, in the fifth day of the month,
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It doesn’t appear that the people of Catalhoyuk built any High Places. They worshiped Mother Goddess but it doesn’t seem like they were worshipping her like the Israelites did with Baal or Molech or Asherah or whoever. But they knew that somebody besides themselves was in charge, so whether You introduced Yourself to them or not,
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Wow, so Catalhoyuk was the first city made in the world. Strange that they would build a city without streets? Nacogdoches is the first city of Texas and Catalhoyuk probably wasn’t any filthier. To go anywhere they had to walk across the roofs. That wouldn’t work in the United States, people get mad if you