God Summoned Demons in the Bible – Translators Covered It Up!
Did you know the God of the Hebrew Bible employed Pagan gods, dispatched demons, and sent deceiving spirits to gaslight his own people? What if the angels, devils, and demons you were taught about in church look nothing like what’s actually in the original Hebrew text — and the sanitized version you know was an intentional rebranding campaign centuries in the making?
Dr. Esther Hamori, a Yale-trained scholar, NYU PhD, and the first full-time Jewish professor at Union Theological Seminary, joins me to pull back the curtain on God’s monstrous entourage. From Resheph, a Canaanite deity marching at God’s feet into cosmic battle, to Dever and Hebyon, actual demons whose names have been deliberately buried under generic English words like “plague” and “pestilence,” we explore how English translations have systematically hidden an entire pantheon lurking in the biblical text. We dig into how Satan was never God’s enemy but his divine prosecutor, how the Chronicler quietly swapped God out of a mass killing and blamed Satan instead, and how the Ugaritic tablets discovered at Ras Shamra in 1928 finally cracked open verses that had been untranslatable for centuries.