Category Archives: Emim

The age of King Og at the time of his death

Tanzanian correspondent “chamshama” wrote in to Remnant of Giants with a query: I want to know the age of King Og At the time of his death. And I’m sure that many of our readers do too, chamshama! In Deut. … Continue reading

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The Meads of Asphodel summon the Anakim: Sons of Anak Rise!

“Sons of Anak Rise” The Meads of Asphodel Exhuming the Grave of Yeshua Supernal Music, 2003 Slain of hebron desert titans Sons of anak rise. Earth born giants torn asunder Sons of anak rise. Ishbiben ohya achor Beelisas arba lahmi … Continue reading

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Take a Stroll down Emek Refaim Street, Jerusalem

Jerusalem is truly a most wondrous city to visit, and Ben Yehuda is no longer the “place to be”. Try Emek Refaim Street for a wide selection of restaurants from “Aroma” coffee bar to some more up market fancy establishments. … Continue reading

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A Basic Introduction to Giants of the Bible… and Zondervan’s Sexism toward Children, and the Zondervan Gender-Prejudiced Bibles

People are always asking me, “Can you recommend a basic introduction to the Giants of the Bible?” Well, yes I can! One of the most basic introductions to biblical Giants is Big Bad Bible Giants, authored by Ed Strauss and … Continue reading

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John Darnielle and The Mountain Goats on Giants

Each song title on The Mountain Goats’ 2009 album, The Life of the World to Come is named after a Bible verse – usually with a tangential or obscure connection to the song lyrics. The album kicks off with “1 Samuel 15:23″, before … Continue reading

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