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The Lore Library asks: Did Jesus Secretly Lead an Ancient War Against Nephilim Giants?
The Lore Library Facebook page posted the following questions, plural actually, Did Jesus Secretly Lead an Ancient War Against Nephilim Giants? The Divine Warrior Who Battled Nephilim Giants in the Bible? A certain Daryl Alarcon Cervantes commented Yeah…one rule on textual cristicism is the harder the reading is the correct and original text… So “Jesus…
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On Thomas Howe on Chuck Missler on the Nephilim: the Ancient Angel View
Thomas A. Howe, Ph.D. (a Professor of Bible and Biblical Languages at Southern Evangelical Seminary) wrote A Response To Chuck Missler: Who Are the Sons of God in Genesis 6? In general, the late Chuck Missler (author, Bible teacher, engineer, and businessman) held to the Angelic interpretation on the Genesis 6 affair, as I term…
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Amanda Allen answers: Giants, Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and the End Times? Are We Living in the Days of Noah?
“Writer & Author” Amanda Allen replied to such questions in her article by that title Giants, Fallen Angels, Nephilim, and the End Times? Are We Living in the Days of Noah? She also describes herself as, “a Christian woman deeply in love with God’s Word.” She noted, “Jesus made a very strange prediction. Matthew 24:37…
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Spiritual Empath and Psychic Barbara Delong on: Tribes of Giants in the Bible and Around the World
Barbara Delong, who self-identifies as a spiritual empath and psychic, wrote an article titled Tribes of Giants in the Bible and Around the World. She begins by noting, “One only needs to do a cursory study of the Bible to verify the definite existence of giants, throughout the biblical narrative.” That makes be a bit…
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Lisa Lewolt answers: Who And What Were The Nephilim?
Lisa Lewolt wrote the article Who And What Were The Nephilim? for Fire Life Ministries. The first subsection is titled, “The Fallen Ones, The Giants” and refers to the website Got Questions, “interpretation of the Nephilim” which is that they were, “offspring of sexual relations between the sons of God [“fallen angels”] and daughters of…
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Dr. James Emery White answers: The Nephilim in the Bible – Fallen Angels or Giants?
The Nephilim in the Bible – Fallen Angels or Giants? is a Crosswalk (“an online Christian living magazine”) editorial sponsored by Moody Bible Institute Distance Learning. Dr. White (“adjunctive professor of theology and culture on the Charlotte campus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary”) quotes Gen 6 thusly: When human beings began to increase in number on…
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Author Cecelia Dowdy on Nephilim giants
Cecelia Dowdy describes herself as a, “Contemporary and Historical Christian Romance Author…Christian Fiction Author” and posted some info regarding Nephilim which piqued my interest as a research-based author. One of her article regards, The Nephilim In Christian Fiction, which is a subject on which I have touched upon on occasion.She refers to Nephilim as, “these…
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VIDEO: Movie review “Quatermass and the Pit” Ken Ammi on Matt and Luke’s Sci-Fi Sanctuary
VIDEO: Movie review “Quatermass and the Pit” Ken Ammi on Matt and Luke’s Sci-Fi Sanctuary Another movie review episode with non-Japanese Japan dwellers!!! …this place is long notorious for weird happenings… —Miss Barbara Judd See my various books here. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A plea: I have to pay for server usage and have made all content on this…
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Chick Tracts on Sons of God or Angels? – Genesis 6
The Chick Tracts Official YouTube Channel posted a video titled Sons of God or Angels? – Genesis 6 the premise of which is the receipt of an email asking: I watched your video on the giants of Genesis 6, and for a long time I agreed with you. But this note in my study Bible…
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Northwest Creation Network answers Who Were the Nephilim?
Northwest Creation Network’s article Who Were the Nephilim? notes that, “Nephilim…are described as giants” which begs the questions: What’s the usage of the vague, generic, subjective, multi-usage and modern English word “giants” in English Bibles? What’s Northwest Creation Network’s usage? Do those two usages agree? It’s noted, “In the Greek Septuagint the word ‘nephilim’ was also translated…