Genesis 1 and Psalm 115: The Imago Dei and The Intermediate State
I have been blessed over the past several months to have experienced the psalms as they were intended to be consumed, as songs! A little while back, I wrote an…
In Defense Of The Divine Council Worldview – A Response To Marcia Montenegro
Dr. Michael S. Heiser was an Old Testament scholar who lived from February 14th, 1963 to February 20th, 2023. His book "The Unseen Realm: Recovering The Supernatural Worldview Of The…
Q&A: How Could The Angels Have Rebelled?
Hello Mr. Minton I want to ask about a certain topic that's been on my mind. A friend of mine who is an agnostic shared to me that one reason…
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Three Surprising Places Divine Council Theology Shows Up In The Bible
The Divine Council is a council of divine beings who live with and serve Yahweh. The Bible refers to them as "elohim" in Hebrew and "gods" in English translations. They…
The Book Of Job – How Divine Council Theology Provides A Plausible Solution
The book of Job has long puzzled many Bible readers. The entire story appears to make it look as though God allows Satan to torment Job with every manner of…
Genesis 10-11: The Tower Of Babel, The Fall Of The gods, And The Divine Council Worldview
To download this paper in PDF format, click here --> https://www.dropbox.com/s/w7ndylrqktjc7ir/Genesis%2010-11_%20The%20Tower%20Of%20Babel%2C%20%20The%20Fall%20Of%20gods%2C%20and%20The%20Divine%20Council%20Worldview.pdf?dl=0 Abstract: The historical account of The Tower Of Babel is a story all Christians are familiar with. It’s hard to…
What Is The Divine Council And Is It Biblical?
The Divine Council is the view that Yahweh; The God of Israel is the Master of a pantheon, if you will, consisting of lesser gods who serve Him, carry out…
Who Were The Nephillim?
"When human beings began to increase in number on the earth and daughters were born to them, the sons of God saw that the daughters of humans were beautiful, and…
Reflecting On “The Divine Council”
Recently, I read Michael Heiser's book The Unseen Realm: Recovering The Supernatural Worldview Of The Bible. I mentally wrestled with his prospect of "the divine council". Heiser talks about this in…