Deuteronomy 32:8 – Did God have sons?

From Searching for the “Original” Bible. Do the Dead Sea Scrolls help? By Emanuel Tov Were the nations divided according to the number of the sons of God? Did God have sons? (Deuteronomy 32:8) The first 43 verses of Deuteronomy 32 comprise the beautiful poem of Moses. Deuteronomy 32:8 in the King James Version reads: “When the Most High divided to the […]

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Daniel per Christine Hayes: Yales Intro to the OT

Below is ChatGPT’s summary of the portion of the transcript of her Lecture 23 related to Daniel. See the full transcript in her DropBox directory. Here is a detailed summary of Christine Hayes’ discussion of the Book of Daniel, highlighting its structure, themes, and eschatological significance: Overview The Book of Daniel is considered the most […]

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Leviticus

Friedman situates Leviticus within the context of the Priestly source (P). See info below about an H (Holiness) Source inside the P material. Freidman does not comment on the H hypothesis. Extracts from Chapter 10, Elizabeth Hayes, Christine. Introduction to the Bible (The Open Yale Courses Series) (pp. 148-149). Yale University Press. Kindle Edition. Formating […]

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Were Yahweh and El Good Buddies?

This page contains significant comments to a post in the Bible Nerds section titled Were Yahweh and El, the Chief god of the Canaanite Pantheon, Good Buddies? at Biblical Studies Academy stemming from the OP by Ron Gamache dated 12/29/2024. Following is a paragraph with the question from the Original Post; Can the biblical scholars […]

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