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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Remphan (A male deity in the Old Testament)
A star god, not a man. Stephen, quoting Amos, said Israel carried his image in the wilderness. The name is likely another for Saturn, or for the god called Chiun.
A star god, not a man. Stephen, quoting Amos, said Israel carried his image in the wilderness. The name is likely another for Saturn, or for the god called Chiun.
Remphan is not a person but a pagan star god, likely an alternate name for Saturn or the deity elsewhere called Chiun, whom Stephen accused Israel of worshipping in the wilderness (Acts 7:43, quoting Amos 5:26). Stephen's speech follows the Greek Septuagint's rendering "Rephan" for the Hebrew "Kiyyun" in Amos.
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- Acts 7:43
