The Arch of Baal Resurrected
The Arch of Baal has been erected in Washington, D.C., for the final week of September. Baal was a Canaanite god in Old Testament times. The Israelites grieved God by turning from Him and worshiping Baal. They created idols, participated in sexual immorality and sacrificed children to the pagan deity. The Israelites’ unfaithfulness to God, even after He brought them out of Egypt, incensed the Lord, and on many occasions He game them over to their enemies. It was their unfaithfulness and Baal worship that ultimately led to their captivity and displacement as a nation.
This is a 50-foot replica of the original arch, which stood in the Syrian town of Palmyra for 2,000 years, until Islamic State warriors destroyed it. The same replica went up in New York City for a period of time in 2016, the year of the last general election. Here, Jonathan Cahn from Hope of the World talks about the evil that this arch represents, and calls upon the faithful to pray for the destruction of this wicked pagan symbol.
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And, here is the earlier video Chan created when the arch appeared in New York City. It is normally housed in Great Britain at Oxford University’s Institute for Digital Archeology.
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