The End Time Tribune CLR015 Theodicy in the Book of Numbers Part 2 - Nephilim?
Jul 27, 2022
Dive into complex biblical narratives as they explore why God commanded harsh actions against the Canaanites, probing the moral implications of divine judgment. Discover the intriguing figure of Balaam, who morphs from a potential curse to a divine blessing, showcasing the blurred lines between good and evil. The conversations address free will, the consequences of choices, and the spiritual warfare faced by the Israelites. Finally, reflect on the journey into Canaan, emphasizing themes of justice, redemption, and God's intricate character.
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Balaam's Demonic Connections
- Balaam, a wicked prophet in the Book of Numbers, possibly had connections to demonic spirits and the Nephilim.
- The Balaam inscription supports this by describing him worshipping Elohim and Shaddaiin (possibly demons).
Baal Peor and The Watchers
- Baal Peor, the god Balaam worshipped, is likely a personified figure, also known as Belphegor in demonology.
- The name "Peor" might originate from "of the watchers," linking Balaam to fallen angels.
Balak's Plan
- Balak tried to get Balaam to curse Israel, but Balaam blessed them instead, repeatedly.
- Balak's strategy seemed foolish, but he later found a way to make the Israelites sin through Balaam's counsel.