But this is what was really, really interesting. I think his name was, yeah, Ahten.

A German hit, a Hittiteologist in 1966. He finds this Babylonian column. And in the column,

they defined Shadeu as Tarpis. Tarpis is the Hittite word. And so it's basically equivalent.

So it's like Tarpis is this other deity. And Tarpis equals Shadeu. Or Shadeem is what we know

as demons. Well, what are Tarpis? Tarpis are territorial spirits that guarded households

of the gods and the entryway for them. And so you have the evidence of the Terafeme being

a spirit that's associated with land and households. And then you have Rachel who

grabs it because she's terrified. What if Yahweh doesn't pull through? And so you actually

have a war that's essentially taking place behind the scenes in a family situation between

these households.

The history of our Earth is so different from what we can imagine.

The Smithsonian, and if they found out about large skeletons somewhere, was to go get it,

I'm going to assume at least one person is right because if one person's right, it

must have heard of. It all goes back to the fallen chair. And the problem with the modern

day church, they had a very truncated view of the supernatural.

This backdrop is just pregnant with all kinds of meaty associated with this Mount

Herman event. And this guy defects from the kingdom. That's a big deal.

This is a good start. Welcome to show Dr. Joel Madame, you are the director of theology

and research for Proverbs 31 ministries and for Lisa Tercurst, a wife's a big fan. So

I think we talked about that at the conference. You're part of a preaching team at transformation

church with Pastor Durwin Gray. You have a PhD in theology under Dr. Patrick Schreiner

and the legend Dr. Michael Heiser for Old Testament with an emphasis on Paul's household

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