ps: The Nephilim are found in the Old Testament, including Genesis 6:1-4 and Numbers 13:33. It is also found in other books of the Bible and in some non-canonical Jewish writings. According to www.biquge.info New American Bible, the appearance of the Nephilim was part of the growing evil of mankind. The prehistoric giants who appeared in the Canaanite region were called the Nephilimites by the Israelite people.

"And when men arose up on the earth and gave birth to daughters, the sons of God saw the beauty of the women of men, and they took them as wives. And the LORD said, Since a man is **, my spirit shall not contend with him for ever; But he still had a hundred and twenty years to live. 6:4 And the sons of God interjoined with the daughters of men, and from that time there were Nephilhites on the earth; They are the famous people of ancient times. ”

The Nephilim are found in the Old Testament, including Genesis 6:1-4 and Numbers 13:33. It is also found in other books of the Bible and in some non-canonical Jewish writings. According to the New American Bible, the appearance of the Nephilim was part of the growing wickedness of mankind. The prehistoric giants who appeared in the Canaanite region were called the Nephilimites by the Israelite people.

"And when men arose up on the earth and gave birth to daughters, the sons of God saw the beauty of the women of men, and they took them as wives. And the LORD said, Since a man is **, my spirit shall not contend with him for ever; But he still had a hundred and twenty years to live. 6:4 And the sons of God interjoined with the daughters of men, and from that time there were Nephilhites on the earth; They are the famous people of ancient times. ”

The Nephilimites were giant-type offspring of the sons of God (and presumably fallen angels) and human women. The Hebrew word nephilim means "fallenones." They have great power. Heroic, but also full of sin. In Numbers 13:33, the Israelites saw these tall races. I was terrified. The origin of Nephilim is the story of a fallen angel, Shemhazai.

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Judaism is said to be the king of the heavenly realm in Egypt, and the word means "rebel". He was a member of the Seraph, who advocated the pursuit of the Hebrews when they fled Egypt, and was condemned by God for colluding with the notorious rahab (biblical character). In the eighth chapter of the Apocryphal Book of Enoch, it is recorded that the earthly angels of Noah's day came to the earth with a group of angels to educate mankind about the dogma of justice and fairness. Just after centuries of educating humanity, these angels fell in love with human women. The fallen angels will heal. The knowledge of herbs, magic, and spells is imparted to human women, and they are intertwined. And they gave birth to a half-blood: the Nephilim, but in the end their heirs also perished because of God's punishment that caused them to kill each other.

The New American Bible also quotes the story of Genesis in its commentary on Jude, which speaks of these fallen angels who came to earth having immoral sexual relations with human women: "And there are angels who do not keep their thrones and forsake their dwellings, and the Lord has kept them in eternal chains in the netherworld." Waiting for the judgment of the great day; and as the men of Sodom, Gomorrah, and the cities round about. and whosoever commits adultery in their likeness, and follows different kinds, shall be punished by eternal fire, and shall be set as an example. ”

According to the New Oxford Commentary, the Genesis chapter only shows that the Nephilimites existed only in the time when God and man joined together and had sons. It is recorded in both the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, and mentions many of the Nephilim mentioned in the biblical stories. The Nephilims are heavily quoted in the Bible. There are also many aliases, such as emim, or "fear" (Genesis 14:5). Deuteronomy 2:10), raphaim. or "the weak" or "the dead" (2 Samuel 23:13; 1 Chronicles 11:15), gibborim or "giant hero" (Job 16:4), zamzummim, or "achiever" (Deuteronomy 2:10), anakim or "long neck" (Deuteronomy 2:10, Joshua 11:22 and 14:15), and awwim or "destroyer" and " Vipers".

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The Rephaims appear frequently in the book of Joshua before being conquered and expelled by the Canaan tribes. However, it is also mentioned that some of the "Rephalites" survived, one of whom was King Og of Bashan, whose bed was nine cubits long. "Og king of Bashan is the only remnant of the Lephaim. His bed was of iron, nine cubits long and four cubits wide, all cubits in measure. Is it not Rabbah of the children of Ammon? ”

The Rephaimites may have been the same Canaanites, the Moabites called the Emeites (meaning "terrible"), and the Ammonites called the Scattered Hades. The book of 2 Samuel mentions that some of them fled to the Philistines, who still existed in the days of David. Nothing is known about their origins or their relationship with the Nephilim, but according to Jewish tradition, they are related.

The Nephilim, a race cursed by angels and demons. They are warlike by nature, stirring up wars and bringing destruction to other races. However, while the rest of the tribe was intoxicated with war and destruction, four Nephilim grew tired of the endless conquest and began to worry about whether their practice would affect the balance of the world. Eventually, the four chose to betray and sacrifice their souls to the Scorching Council in exchange for the power of the stars, and their first mission was to cleanse the Nephilim and eliminate them from the world. These four people are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Death, Fury, and Strife.

There are also many giants mentioned in the Bible, such as Goliath in Deuteronomy 21:19. Goliath is a ferocious giant with twelve fingers and twelve toes. The Rephayin mentioned in 2 Samuel 21:20 and the Gord Egyptians mentioned in 1 Chronicles 23:11 are Goliath. Numbers 13:26-33 mentions the Canaan land of Naphilia that Joshua and other Hebrew spies saw. In addition, according to Jewish legend, a Nephilim named Arba used his name to build the city of Kiriatharba, which is now the town of Hebron (also known as Al-Khalil, a town 40 kilometers south of Jerusalem).

The Philistines did a lot of evil, and they were heavily taxed. Genesis 6:5 alludes to the fall of the Nephilim among mankind: "Jehovah saw that man had great sin in the earth...... (thelordsawhowgreatmanswickednessontheearthhadbee) "Their sinful atrocities caused God to grieve and wrath." God created the angel Gabriel (whose name also means God's hero) to instigate and ignite civil war among the Nephilim. He chose an upright man named Enoch to inform the fallen angels that judgment was about to befall them and their descendants. God did not give these fallen angels any respite, they could not open their eyes to heaven and were bound in chains. The Nephilims, instigated by the Gabriels, started a civil war and killed each other until they finally perished.

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Fallen angel (fallenangel), also translated as fallen angel. In Christian doctrine, a fallen angel refers to an angel who has been expelled from heaven, usually due to rebellion against God. The famous fallen angel is Lucifer. Lucifer rose up and led a third of the angels in a rebellion to challenge God's authority, and was expelled from heaven and cast to earth. According to some traditions, fallen angels roamed the earth until Judgment Day came, when they were thrown into the lake of fire. (To be continued......)

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