Concerns about Michael Heiser’s teachings

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The late Michael Heiser’s controversial teachings about the divine council, Theosis, Genesis 1:26, Psalm 82, Ancient Near Eastern Texts, Enoch, Nephilim, giants, demons, and angels are examined by Hebrew scholar Dr. Wave Nunnally, along with Systematic Theology Professor Dr. Jordan Cooper, Pastor Gary Gilley, Pastor Samuel Farag, Marcia Montenegro, Don Veinot in this video.

Dr. Wave Nunnally holds an MA in Hebrew Language from Jerusalem University College, an MA in Old Testament from Reformed Theological Seminary, and an MPhil and PhD in Hebraic Cognate Studies (Jewish backgrounds of the Bible) from Hebrew Union College. His website is:

Dr. Jordan Cooper is a Professor of Systematic Theology, the Executive Director of Just and Sinner, and the President of the American Lutheran Theological Seminary. His website is

Gary Gilley Pastor/Teacher of Southern View Chapel and founder of Think on These Things Ministries. His website is

Samuel Farag received a Master of Theological Studies degree at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity degree and hopes to earn a PhD in Church History after that.
He currently serves as the Pastor at Bethel Baptist Church of Gorham, NY, and is a missionary with Village Missions. Additionally, he is the founder of Expositing the Word Ministries. His website is

Marcia Montenegro was saved out of new age deception and now runs the Christian Answers for the New Age ministry. Her website is Marcia’s blog about Heiser is at:

Don Veinot, Jr. is the President of Midwest Christian Outreach. His website is

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Scholarly book by Dr. Thomas Howe, analyzing Heiser’s theology:

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