Dr. Taylor Gray discusses how ancient iconography can enhance the way we read the Bible, focusing on cherubim and seraphim. The challenges of pottery with images linked to YHWH and Asherah in ancient Israelite society are explored, shedding light on the significance of art in understanding the biblical world.

Dr. Taylor Gray, an assistant research professor specializing in the ancient Mediterranean world, delves into the fascinating intersection of art and spirituality. He reveals how ancient iconography reflects cultural beliefs about the divine, exploring everything from biblical narratives to everyday artifacts. Gray contrasts the artistic representations of deities in ancient cultures with the complexities of biblical interpretations, shedding light on the role of visual art in shaping spiritual understanding and cultural consciousness.