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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Baal-peor (A male deity in the Old Testament)

Israel, nearly at the promised land, got drawn into worshipping this Moabite god through Moabite women. A plague followed, and it took Phinehas acting in zeal to stop it.

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First, in plain English

Israel, nearly at the promised land, got drawn into worshipping this Moabite god through Moabite women. A plague followed, and it took Phinehas acting in zeal to stop it.

Who this is

Baal of Peor was a Moabite deity Israel was seduced into worshiping through relationships with Moabite women shortly before entering the promised land, provoking a plague that Phinehas's zealous action finally stopped.

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The word

H1187

Where it appears
  • Numbers 25:3
  • Numbers 25:5
  • Deuteronomy 4:3
  • Psalm 106:28
  • Hosea 9:10

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