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c visions. These range from an intimidating desert invader to the apocalyptic downfall of Babylon. The intrigue deepens as we then dive into the symbol of the threshing floor, a hotspot in the Bible…
y the time we hit Deutero-Isaiah, we're basically reading fan fiction set during the Babylonian exile, complete with a promised Messiah who turns out to be none other than Cyrus the Great—talk about a…
uring an earthquake. Supposedly, the poor guy gets a peaceful death amidst the carnage of Babylon's conquest. Our hosts dig through the biblical equivalent of a terms and conditions page to find the catch,…
in his idol takedown. Bell and Nebo – no, not the latest Disney sidekicks, but bonafide Babylonian and Assyrian deities – are name-dropped and mocked for being as portable as a modern-day smartphone. Oh,…
existed at this point. We are asked to believe that the Egyptians, Sumerians, Assyrians, Babylonians, and all the other people everywhere came from Noah, and in just a handful of generations. I don’t know…
n't Jeremiah's penchant for pit stops; it's his cozy relationship with the Babylonian brass. Our podcast pals don't hold back, calling out the prophet for what appears to be the most transparent case
rect the record from our last prayer meeting: Deutero-Isaiah was indeed penned during the Babylonian Exile, not during a particularly wild wine-fueled orgy at King Nebuchadnezzar's crib, as we may have inadvertently
ffectionately known as "The One Where Hezekiah Puts on a Royal Show-and-Tell for the Babylonians." First, we're introduced to King Hezekiah, who evidently believed that the optimal recovery from illness wa
ng? Probably rehearsing his next monologue about divine retribution or brushing up on his Babylonian. Talk about a ghosting level: prophet. Moving on, the Israelites' plea to Jeremiah is a linguistic twist fit for…
