Who Is Lilith? What Isaiah 34, the Dead Sea Scrolls & 3,000 Years of History Actually Reveals

Lilith keeps showing up: in video games, TV shows, ancient mythology, and feminist websites. But she also shows up in the Bible. And most Christians have no idea. Michael Miller sits down with Nelly Van Sickle, pastor of Evergreen Calvary Chapel and host of The Dancing Toaster podcast, to trace the biblical and historical case for Lilith as a genuine supernatural entity. Starting with Isaiah 34:14 and working outward through the Septuagint, the Vulgate, and the Dead Sea Scrolls, this isn't mythology dressed up as scripture. It's scripture first, history second. Nelly also shares what happened when he started researching her. The demonic oppression that began almost immediately. And what finally made it stop. Along the way they cover the "Adam's first wife" theory and why Genesis 2 shuts it down, the connection between Psalm 91:5-6 and "the terror of the night," a Dead Sea Scroll exorcism hymn that names a lilit-type entity by class, and the question of what happened to the women who cohabitated with the sons of God in Genesis 6. If you've been curious about Lilith and wanted an answer that actually starts with the biblical text, this episode is for you. Scripture References: Isaiah 34:14 | Psalm 91:5-6 | Genesis 4:22 | Genesis 6:1-4 | Leviticus 17:7 | 2 Chronicles 11:15 | Deuteronomy 12 0:00 – Introduction 5:52 – Supernatural Encounters 16:24 – Lilith in Isaiah 34 27:15 – Ancient Near East Context 39:19 – Adam's First Wife Debunked 45:51 – Dead Sea Scrolls Evidence 56:07 – Female Demonic Entities 1:03:56 – Final Thoughts INTRO TO DELIVERANCE MINISTRY:

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This episode was published on Apr 30, 2026.

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