The Watchers: Mount Hermon, the Book of Enoch and the Fallen Angels
Genesis 6 gives the “sons of God” four verses. The Book of Enoch gives them names, a headcount, a landing spot, a list of crimes and a sentence. Those beings are the Watchers, and once you’ve read about them, it’s hard to read Jude, 2 Peter or the Gospel demon...
Goliath and the Nephilim: Who Was the Giant David Killed?
Everybody knows the Sunday-school version: a shepherd boy, a sling, one stone, and a giant hits the dirt. On Nephilim Death Squad, the question is always the next one. Where did a man like Goliath come from? In “In the Shadow of Goliath,” David L. Corbo (the Raven) and TopLobsta...
Who Were the Nephilim? The Sons of God, Genesis 6 and the Giants
Genesis 6 spends four verses on one of the strangest scenes in the Bible, and people have been arguing about it for more than two thousand years. The “sons of God” take wives from the “daughters of men,” their children are called the Nephilim, and a few verses later comes...