If You Don't Know the Way It's a Hell, You Can Fight It on a Map

The Valley of the Sons of Enom, more of a ravine than a valley cuts between the walls of the Old City and the posh neighborhood of Yin and Mush on the other side dipping into the Judean desert. It was the custom in biblical times by adherents of Moloch, of passing their children through fire as part of a religious initiation. Since the idea of punishment for sin was commonly conceived of casting into fire, it was linked to the ravine. This underworld has three entrances, one in the desert,. one in the sea, and one in Jerusalem where smoke rising from the valley supposedly marks underground fires. The story assumes that Kehina is an accessible place with entrances and