[kjam22]

Speaking of sending a message..... I'm still intrigued by the idea of using a bomb called MOAB in this region. MOAB being a biblical name. There has got to be a biblical message or revelation there somewere.... Ping thinkin' gal

[seeker41]

Ancient nation located in the uplands east of the Dead Sea and now a part of Jordan. The area is unprotected from the east hence its history is a chain of raids by the Bedouins. The Moabites were close kin to the Hebrews and the language of the Moabite Stone is practically the same as biblical Hebrew. The relations of Moab with Judah and Israel are continually mentioned in the Bible. As a political entity Moab came to an end after the invasion (circa 733 BC) of Tiglath-Pileser III of Assyria. Its people were later absorbed by the Nabataeans. The Moabite religion was much like that of Canaan. Archaeological exploration in Moab has shown that settlements first occurred in the 13th century BC.

[ZULU]

Good point!!!

How about MOABs for Moloch???