> lol jew book looolz asherah predates judaism as a goddess. yes, ancient jews incorporated a regional goddess into their religion, this was not uncommon back in the day. interestingly, our oldest physical records of the old testament books are routinely dated 500-700 years after the proffered dates within the books. well, somehow we actually have a record of an unchanged biblical prophecy that was discovered, which was entirely changed and replaced in the old testament by the hebrews. this brings me to seer balaam, and his biblically accounted vision which was totally historically revised by the jews. > seer balaam balaam is an exceedingly interesting person, much less due to his actions than his characteristics. he is one of the only two(2) non-jewish prophets in the ot, the only other gentile prophet being his father. > what did he see? continued next post
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