Well, now I'm curiousView attachment 4715
This is likely only funny to “gigantomachy in the OT” nerds but it cracks me up…
Well, now I'm curiousView attachment 4715
This is likely only funny to “gigantomachy in the OT” nerds but it cracks me up…
Long story short: Haman is a descendant of one of the Nephilim clans that were mostly destroyed by Israel. The Lord of Spirits podcast episode on giants is a deep dive into this stuff but it’s a 3 hour episode.Well, now I'm curious
This would be the episode. There’s also a transcript available: Land of GiantsWell, now I'm curious
Lol, I’m going to need some explanation on almost all of this.View attachment 4715
This is likely only funny to “gigantomachy in the OT” nerds but it cracks me up…
That looks delicious
Are you taking a “shine” to it?That looks delicious
The last two thirds of that must be in cockney because I can't make heads or tails of it hahaView attachment 4743fyi: in the UK bird is a cockney word used in place of woman
There's nothing wrong with her natural face. By the way, how the heck did Jacob not know that it was Leah there and not Rachel. Was it completely dark.This must be something like the trauma Jacob went through when he woke up to find Leah View attachment 4745
She was wearing a veil.By the way, how the heck did Jacob not know that it was Leah there and not Rachel. Was it completely dark.
But it is entirely different. The made-up version looks half the age, and a different race. If you fell in love with one face you'd hardly be expected to feel the same about the other, and vice-versa, as they just look like two completely different women. And she might have lied about her age as part of this. I can understand his position.There's nothing wrong with her natural face.
She was veiled as Sarah said, and it was dark in the tent - and he was probably drunk. This is the only recorded instance I know of a Hebrew wedding feast happening before the marriage was consummated - usually consummation occurred first, and then it was celebrated by a week-long feast afterwards. I suspect Laban started the feast early in order to get Jacob drunk enough to not notice the switch until he sobered up.By the way, how the heck did Jacob not know that it was Leah there and not Rachel. Was it completely dark.
I buy the he was drunk argument. Because I am sure they did not have the same exact figures. He should have been able to figure it out otherwise.But it is entirely different. The made-up version looks half the age, and a different race. If you fell in love with one face you'd hardly be expected to feel the same about the other, and vice-versa, as they just look like two completely different women. And she might have lied about her age as part of this. I can understand his position.
She was veiled as Sarah said, and it was dark in the tent - and he was probably drunk. This is the only recorded instance I know of a Hebrew wedding feast happening before the marriage was consummated - usually consummation occurred first, and then it was celebrated by a week-long feast afterwards. I suspect Laban started the feast early in order to get Jacob drunk enough to not notice the switch until he sobered up.