Early Church Fathers on Genesis 6: Angels as Sons of God
A chronological guide to how early Jewish and Christian writers read Genesis 6—from Justin and Tertullian to Julius Africanus and Augustine.
A chronological guide to how early Jewish and Christian writers read Genesis 6—from Justin and Tertullian to Julius Africanus and Augustine.
What did Michael Heiser really believe about angels, demons, and the Nephilim? A thoughtful summary of his views with scholarly critique.
This article reviews Impact’s “Everything About the Nephilim” video, clarifying Genesis 6, critiquing the Ham’s wife theory, and exploring how giants reappear after the flood using ancient sources.
A full biblical guide to the Nephilim—who they were, where they appear, and what happened to them. Includes Genesis 6, Numbers 13 plus related passages in Ezekiel 32 and the New Testament.
Mitchell Chase (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) explores Genesis 6:1-4 with scholarly depth, concluding that the sons of God were angels, not men, and that the Nephilim were mighty humans, not hybrid offspring.