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Herod The Great (ruler of Y'srael)
Lamech, the mighty one... (ruler of land prior to flood of Noah)
Methuselah (son of Enoch)
The King of Sodom, Bera. (ruler of Sodom)
King Birsha was king of Gomorrah.. (ruler of Gomorrah)
King Og was king of Basha. (ruler of Basha)
Could Basha be Gomorrah? (Birsha, ruler of Basha)?
Golan was a city of refuge in Basha. (Deut. 4:43)
Today:
The Golan Heights, a rocky plateau in south-western Syria, has a political and strategic significance which belies its size.
Basha, which has Golan within it in Deut. 4:43 really could be modern day Syria.
So if Gomorrah could have been modern day Syria, land mass only and not the persons within Syria; what could have been Sodom?
The Levites were the only tribe who had been appointed by God to serve Him as His priests. They were also divinely assigned as the caretakers and overseers of the tabernacle, its rites, and its furnishings (Numbers 18). As God had declared these duties to be their inheritance, the Levites were not allocated territories (Numbers 18:20), (Deuteronomy 18:1-2).
Nevertheless, the entire nation was responsible for the subsistence of the Levites. This meant that the remaining 11 tribes were required to appropriate a total of 48 cities and pasture lands for the Levites to use for dwelling and living purposes (Numbers 35:1-5). Of these cities, six were designated as the Cities of Refuge (Joshua 20:7-8).
What Were the Cities of Refuge in the Bible?
According to The Holy Bible, the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah was very great.
(Genesis 18:20)
Why could the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah have been so great?
Is this 'outcry' the first formations of the 'zakars' or 'animal-like' endowed males, that the 'remembrance' of what that outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah was is named prior to any mention of the 'zakars' which followed after Genesis?
'rape'... rape by very well endowed males.
Zakar is a male as Adam, the first 'man' was termed 'zakar'.
And it were these 'zakars' prior the flood which were the 'sons of god' who took the daughters of men, forcefully, to make, to force, to steal away from the 'men', their own 'wives'...
remember that the term 'god' is 'el' which refers to any 'mighty' person. It does not NEED to refer to The Creator God. So these 'sons of god' were actually sons of the 'mighty person/persons' who 'ruled' over that land or people(s) with a 'mighty' forceful way of being able to 'solve' any discrepancies.
And remember that until Moses with The Laws being given, 'death ruled/reigned'; meaning 'he who had the power to 'kill' and the means to kill, 'ruled/reigned'".
Romans 5:14 "Nevertheless death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over them that had not sinned after the similitude of Adam's transgression, who is the figure of him that was to come."
Lamech, the mighty one... (ruler of land prior to flood of Noah)
Methuselah (son of Enoch)
The King of Sodom, Bera. (ruler of Sodom)
King Birsha was king of Gomorrah.. (ruler of Gomorrah)
King Og was king of Basha. (ruler of Basha)
Could Basha be Gomorrah? (Birsha, ruler of Basha)?
Golan was a city of refuge in Basha. (Deut. 4:43)
Today:
The Golan Heights, a rocky plateau in south-western Syria, has a political and strategic significance which belies its size.
Golan Heights profile
Provides an overview of the Golan Heights, a strategically key Syrian territory occupied by Israel.
www.bbc.com
Basha, which has Golan within it in Deut. 4:43 really could be modern day Syria.
So if Gomorrah could have been modern day Syria, land mass only and not the persons within Syria; what could have been Sodom?
The Levites were the only tribe who had been appointed by God to serve Him as His priests. They were also divinely assigned as the caretakers and overseers of the tabernacle, its rites, and its furnishings (Numbers 18). As God had declared these duties to be their inheritance, the Levites were not allocated territories (Numbers 18:20), (Deuteronomy 18:1-2).
Nevertheless, the entire nation was responsible for the subsistence of the Levites. This meant that the remaining 11 tribes were required to appropriate a total of 48 cities and pasture lands for the Levites to use for dwelling and living purposes (Numbers 35:1-5). Of these cities, six were designated as the Cities of Refuge (Joshua 20:7-8).
What Were the Cities of Refuge in the Bible?
According to The Holy Bible, the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah was very great.
(Genesis 18:20)
Why could the outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah have been so great?
2201. zeaqah ► |
Strong's Concordance zeaqah: a cry, outcry Original Word: זַעַקPart of Speech: Noun Feminine Transliteration: zeaqah Phonetic Spelling: (zah'-ak) Definition: a cry, outcry |
2145. zakar ► |
Strong's Concordance zakar: male Original Word: זָכָרPart of Speech: noun masculine; Adjective Transliteration: zakar Phonetic Spelling: (zaw-kawr') Definition: male |
2143. zeker ► |
Strong's Concordance zeker: remembrance, memorial Original Word: זֵכֶרPart of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: zeker Phonetic Spelling: (zay'-ker) Definition: remembrance, memorial NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Origin from zakar |
Is this 'outcry' the first formations of the 'zakars' or 'animal-like' endowed males, that the 'remembrance' of what that outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah was is named prior to any mention of the 'zakars' which followed after Genesis?
'rape'... rape by very well endowed males.
Zakar is a male as Adam, the first 'man' was termed 'zakar'.
And it were these 'zakars' prior the flood which were the 'sons of god' who took the daughters of men, forcefully, to make, to force, to steal away from the 'men', their own 'wives'...
remember that the term 'god' is 'el' which refers to any 'mighty' person. It does not NEED to refer to The Creator God. So these 'sons of god' were actually sons of the 'mighty person/persons' who 'ruled' over that land or people(s) with a 'mighty' forceful way of being able to 'solve' any discrepancies.
And remember that until Moses with The Laws being given, 'death ruled/reigned'; meaning 'he who had the power to 'kill' and the means to kill, 'ruled/reigned'".
Romans 5:14 "Nevertheless death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over them that had not sinned after the similitude of Adam's transgression, who is the figure of him that was to come."
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