Ammonites

Moabites, Ammonites: Descendants of Lot, located east of the Jordan River, contemporaneous with the Israelites.

Melechites: Mentioned in the context of the Ammonites and Moabites.

Mauro Bigloni

The Laws for Humans

Biglino notes that this aligns with the general view he has been presenting for years: that a group of Elohim gave various populations—Moabites, Ammonites, Amalekites, Edomites, and Israelites—a series of rules and regulations, which also included practical teachings such as metallurgy.

Description: Molech was a deity associated with child sacrifice, particularly in the Ammonite religion.

Description: Milcom was another name for Molech, worshipped by the Ammonites.

As Kananu, Moabites, Ammonites, Israelites, from north, across westward to Egypt to Morocco, as Berbers or barbaric barbarians spreading disease and opinions of what became religions of Islamism.

Biblical

King David

For example, the Ammonite god Milcom and the Phoenician god Baal share certain similarities in terms of worship practices and attributes.

Molech/MolochAs previously mentioned, this deity is associated with the ancient Ammonites and is often linked with child sacrifice, particularly in the Hebrew Bible.

Giants

Goliath

Israel’s first king, Saul, fought a serpent in his first battle against Nahash (Hebrew “serpent”), king of the Ammonites, and here David faced his own serpent.

Races

Zuzites

The Zamzummim were another tribe of the Rephaim who later lived in the region eventually occupied by the Ammonites.

Races

Rephaites

Different Names by Other Peoples: The Moabites referred to them as "Emim," and the Ammonites as "Zamzummim."