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Unseen Realm & Ancient History
The World of the Nephilim
Giants, Fallen Angels, and What the Ancient Nations Remembered
692 Pages54 SectionsKJV Scripture text
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A Scripture-governed investigation of Genesis 6, fallen angels, giants before and after the Flood, Second Temple witnesses, and the distorted giant traditions remembered among the nations.
Written by Jeff C. Edwards, this work stands independently within the wider Extreme Hermeneutics catalog and applies a Scripture-defines-Scripture method to its central subject.
MAJOR SUBJECTS
The Nephilim and later giants
Ancient witnesses and traditions
Scripture above legend
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Inside
The World of the Nephilim.
The manuscript’s complete major heading structure is presented below.
- 01
Introduction
- 02
Chapter 1 - The Nephilim Are Not a Myth
- 03
Chapter 2 - The Four Major Views of Genesis 6
- 04
Chapter 3 - The Sons of God in Scripture
- 05
Chapter 4 - The Daughters of Men and the Forbidden Union
- 06
Chapter 5 - The Nephilim and the Mighty Men of Old
- 07
Chapter 6 - Giants After the Flood
- 08
Chapter 7 - The Angels That Sinned
- 09
Chapter 8 - Why the Angelic View Best Fits the Whole Bible
- 10
Part Two
- 11
Chapter 9 - The Book of the Watchers
- 12
Chapter 10 - Azazel and the Corruption of Mankind
- 13
Chapter 11 - The Giants in 1 Enoch
- 14
Chapter 12 - Jubilees and the Angels of God
- 15
Chapter 13 - The Book of Giants from Qumran
- 16
Chapter 14 - Gilgamesh and Humbaba in the Book of Giants
- 17
Chapter 15 - The Genesis Apocryphon
- 18
Chapter 16 - Noah, Enoch, and the Watcher Traditions
- 19
Chapter 17 - The Damascus Document and Qumran Memory
- 20
Chapter 18 - Josephus and the Giants of Antiquity
- 21
Chapter 19 - Early Jewish Interpretation of Genesis 6
- 22
Chapter 20 - Where Second Temple Writings Help and Where They Must Stop
- 23
Part Three
- 24
Chapter 21 - The Rephaim in Canaanite Memory
- 25
Chapter 22 - Bashan, Og, and the Land of the Rephaim
- 26
Chapter 23 - The Anakim, Emim, Zamzummim, and Local Giant Names
- 27
Chapter 24 - The Apkallu of Mesopotamia
- 28
Chapter 25 - The Flood Before the Nations
- 29
Chapter 26 - Gilgamesh as Giant-King Tradition
- 30
Chapter 27 - Humbaba, Monster Memory, and Giant Combat Traditions
- 31
Chapter 28 - Greek Titans
- 32
Chapter 29 - Greek Gigantes and the War Against the Gods
- 33
Chapter 30 - Greek Demigods and Mighty Men
- 34
Chapter 31 - Roman Giant Traditions
- 35
Chapter 32 - Norse Jötnar
- 36
Chapter 33 - Celtic Giant Traditions
- 37
Chapter 34 - Irish Fomorians
- 38
Chapter 35 - Indian Asuras and Rakshasas
- 39
Chapter 36 - Persian and Iranian Giant Figures
- 40
Chapter 37 - Egyptian and North African Giant Memories
- 41
Chapter 38 - Arabian Giant Traditions
- 42
Chapter 39 - Giants as Builders of the Ancient World
- 43
Chapter 40 - Why the Nations Remembered Giants Differently
- 44
Part Four
- 45
Chapter 41 — Fragments of Memory, Not Inspired Truth
- 46
Chapter 42 — What the Nations Remembered and Distorted
- 47
Chapter 43 — What Scripture Alone Explains
- 48
Chapter 44 — Giants, Judgment, and the Days of Noah
- 49
Chapter 45 — The Truth After the Legends
- 50
Conclusion
- 51
Ancient Source Profiles
- 52
Ancient Giant Catalog
- 53
Glossary
- 54
Bibliography
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692 pages · 54 sections · by Jeff C. Edwards