From the Winged Sun to Yahweh: Ancient Imagery in the Bible

Did the ancient world share a common vision of the divine? From Egypt to Israel, depictions of God as a winged sun appear across cultures — in temples, inscriptions, and even in the Bible itself. In this episode, we explore how Egyptian, Assyrian, Persian, and Hebrew imagery all converged on the idea of a radiant, winged deity — and how Scripture transforms that ancient symbol into a uniquely biblical vision of God.

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