1 Enoch, Anakim, Fallen angels, Jubilees, King Og, Nephilim, sons of God

Matthew Goff on the Three Successive Generations of Giants

May 16, 2018 — 0 Comments

Biblical Giants, Genesis 6.1-4, sons of God

Ken Ammi investigates the Sons of Gods: Are they Angels or Not?

April 25, 2018 — 5 Comments

Biblical Giants, Genesis 6.1-4, Nephilim, Science, sons of God

The Nephilim were descended from Pre-Adamites with no Souls: A New (Scientific) Theory from Geologist Gregg Davidson

December 26, 2015 — 7 Comments

Ancient Jewish texts, Biblical Giants, Genesis 6.1-4, Nephilim, Numbers 13-14, sons of God

Frauke Uhlenbruch: Nephilim as Cyborgs

May 21, 2015 — 2 Comments

Ancient Jewish texts, Biblical Giants, Biblical Giants' relatives, Genesis 6.1-4, Heroes / Gibborim, Internet, Nephilim, sons of God

“And also afterward”: An example of the interpretation of Genesis 6:4 after Nephilim DNA and the racialized Curse of Ham

March 17, 2015 — 2 Comments

Academic things, Anakim, Ancient Jewish texts, Biblical Giants, Books on Giants, Emim, Fallen angels, Goliath, Heroes / Gibborim, Horim, Ishbi-Benob, King Og, Nephilim, Numbers 13-14, Rephaim, sons of God, Zamzummim

Recent Giant Scholarship

September 6, 2013 — 3 Comments

Fallen angels, Genesis 6.1-4, sons of God

Why didn’t the female angels have sex with man?

March 11, 2013 — 11 Comments