Angela Michelle Schultz wrote an article titled What Is a Nephilim? and begins by noting: The term Nephilim, derived from the Greek word nephal, which means “to fall,” is mentioned twice in the bible; once before the flood in Genesis 6, then again in Numbers 13 after the flood. That they are, “mentioned twice” is,…

A certain Troy Black wrote an article titled Nephilim Spirit Prophecy: Stop This 1 Pattern Before It Opens a Door to Darkness for a site that self-IDs as, “Publishing cutting-edge prophetic messages to supernaturally empower the body of Christ…Destiny Image is a community of believers with a passion for equipping and encouraging you to live…

The article in question, Wes Huff on Enoch, Nephilim, and Demons is an Anthony reacts to Wes Huff’s comments article to I figure that I’ll follow up with Ken reacts to Anthony’s reaction to Wes Huff’s comments ;o) His bio is: Anthony Delgado is a pastor, author, and Bible teacher based in Southern California, with…

Pastor Anthony Delgado’s bio notes, “a pastor and author from Southern California with nearly two decades of experience in Christian leadership and Bible teaching. He studied Christian Reason at Sterling College and holds an MABTS from Knox Theological Seminary.” He wrote a series of articles about Nephilim, giants, and clowns which are all issues that…

Well, it’s not long lost and was only found, really just preserved, by me. A certain Elijah Adebiyi posted HOW DID GIANTS APPEAR IN SCRIPTURES AFTER THE FLOOD! on Facebook, I proceeded to offer iron sharpening iron corrections of his post and of some comments by his readers and in the middle of that, I…

Greg Garrison, who, “covers religion nationally,” wrote an article titled Nephilim Giants in the Bible: Archaeological evidence sparks new discussion for the Alabama Media Group. Biblically contextually, “Nephilim Giants” means, “Nephilim Nephilim” and that the article begins with an image of, “Goliath faces David” begs these key questions: what’s the usage of the vague, generic,…

A certain Sarah published an As in the Days of Noah Series of articles on the Extrabiblical Librarian site which was of interest to me since I have written the following contextually relevant books: The Apocryphal Nephilim and Giants: Encountering Nephilim and Giants in Extra-Biblical Texts In Consideration of the Book(s) of Enoch The Paranormal…

Nothing like much ado about nothing written by people who literally have no idea what they’re talking about but, hey, click-bait is chum to pop-Nephilologists (who manufacture and sell un-biblical tall-tales to Christians for a living. First up is the Daily Mail article Long-lost Egyptian scroll fuels debate over real-life biblical giants by Rob Waugh…

Undergoing consideration is Jaap (J.J.T.) Doedens’ The Sons of God in Genesis 6:1-4: Analysis and History of Exegesis (Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2019). Jaap Doedens notes: Until recently [that being written in 2013 (then published by Brill in 2019)], conservative exegesis has perhaps too uncritically accepted the exegetical consensus from the time of church fathers of the…

Undergoing consideration is Chapter Twelve: Angelology: Doctrine of Angels, Demons, and Satan from R.P. Nettelhorst’s book Does God Have a Long Nose?—he is a Professor of Bible at the Southern Baptist Quartz Hill Community Church. Interesting, he beings the chapter by quoting Billy Graham to the affect that, “When I decided to preach a sermon…