Explore Cosmic Geography & The Tower of Babel

Welcome to Another Episode of Ring Them Bells.
We exist to help you rediscover the Supernatural focus of your Bible.
Cosmic Geography is a key to understanding the Divine Council Worldview and the ultimate context of scripture.
This video explores how God was not intending to Divorce the nations but rather win them back from these rebellious gods of the Nations...
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[johnbrown]

Dr. Heiser was my professor at AWKNG School of Theology and my favorite Bible scholar.

[luciparadise]

Thank you Lord for sending us Dr Heiser. He opened up my eyes to many things Biblical. ✝️🙏❤️‍🔥🇺🇸🇮🇱🙌

[rogercaldwell]

What a blessing Dr Heiser has been to so many! A true brother in Christ 🙏

[jasonleveck]

The Law of Moses not only served to separate the hebrews from those of the nations, but also to prove that nobody could meet the standard of the law. Only Jesus fulfilled the law and all prophecy, as nobody else ever could throughout all eternity.

[juliephillips]

If people don't know all this they don't know the bible.. like everyone in my church and my family

[geoffmckenzie]

I was pondering today about the concept of "reclaiming/dedicating" land for/to God.
Briefly, there's a lady who goes walking as she prays. Then she throws a hiking party. The children fought with one another while hiking a strange trail. But the children STOPPED fighting once they started hiking the trail where the lady always hikes and prays on.
I have other friends who walk property lines, annoint buildings, etc.
Now, I know Heiser talked about how God divorced Israel (removed his name) and now writes his name on our hearts. But, what do you think about dedicating land/property to God in the current time? Allowing him to place his name where we live/work?
I'm definitely not speaking of trying to make the U.S. into the New Jerusalem, or that tripe. I simply am referring to, as it were, leaving a wafting trail of God's sweet aroma behind us as we traverse a grocery store, etc. Or, claiming for God every piece of ground on which we tread.
(After all, we have inherited the Abrahamic covenant.

[jasonleveck]

There was no israel at that time. The bible is so obviously always referencing rebel elohim.

[CRoadwarrior]

@ringthembells143. I'm still waiting for that debate/discussion on Heiser's teachings. We've done 5 videos on the many problems with his teachings, and how he distorted passages and ignored immediate context by running to Ancient Near Eastern sources and non-canonical books, treating those as if they were on par with Scripture.

[TommyStahr]

Luke 21:24 is fulfilled. God has made His enemies His footstool. Psalm 110. Soon He'll step down on the Mount of Olives. Zechariah 14:4. Notice the scripture number? See Rev 14:1. First, the rapture (Rev 18:4), then the desolation of Babylon, then the return, Rev 19. Times up! Jesus is coming soon for this born-again gay stoner Jew while most Christians are left behind because of bigotry and idolatry. Rev 13:11-16 & Rev 18 are America. The Image of the Beast is what most fill their minds and give their time. Born in sin, must be born again. John 3:3. Turn off the world and turn on Jesus! ❤