Scripture assumes a populated unseen world—real spiritual beings with real authority, a heavenly assembly, a rebellion, and a judgment.
This is the newest thread in my writing and the one still being laid down. The case is built from the biblical text itself—not from 1 Enoch, and not from borrowed ancient Near Eastern mythology. The series is where it unfolds in order; below is everything, including the places the unseen realm surfaced in teaching I did years before I wrote any of it.
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The Uncontroversial Claims of the Divine Council WorldviewSeries pt. 3
Post · May 2026
The claims that shouldn’t be controversial at all—built from plain texts rather than from fringe readings of one or two debated ones.
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The Judgment of the Sons of God by the Sons of GodSeries pt. 7
Post · April 2025
How the rebel gods are judged—and the startling answer to who does the judging.
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Jesus Is Yahweh, the Covenant God of Israel—and the World
Post · November 2025
The Old Testament isn’t mostly the Father’s story with occasional cameos: the God of Israel who appears, speaks, and saves is the Son.
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Post · September 2024
Genesis 12:3 and Galatians 3:8 open the gospel out to its whole-Bible, whole-world size—nations, gods, and inheritance included.
Where It Surfaces in My Teaching 2
Two sessions from the 2015 doctrines-of-man course that work the same texts.
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Message · 2015
The image of God set against the heavenly beings who share the title “sons of God”—and what it means that man was made a little lower than they are.
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Message · 2015
Includes a long section on the serpent of Genesis 3: who he was, what kind of being, and when he fell.