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Explore the story of disobedient angels and their offspring from its origin to the modern debate and its impact on Christian thought.
Augustine’s NUANCED Insight on the ‘sons of God’ in Genesis 6:1-4
Unraveling Augustine’s comprehensive interpretation on the ‘sons of God’ in Genesis 6:1-4. While his opinions varied, discover how he supports his preference to believe righteous men were involved but his flirtations with the possibility of angels being the culprits.
Jerome and his Insights on the Nephilim in Genesis 6:1-4
Explore the interpretation of Genesis 6:1-4 through the lens of Jerome’s writings. Delve into his views on the “sons of God” along with commentaries from the scholar T. R Hayward.
Ephrem the Syrian’s Unique take on Noah’s Virginity, The sons of God and the antediluvian Mighty Men
Let’s look at Genesis 6:1-4 through the lens of another of the earliest writers that interpreted the ‘sons of God’ as human instead of as angelic beings.
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FALLEN: THE SONS OF GOD AND THE NEPHILIM
by Tim Chaffey
This detailed and easy-to-follow book represents one of the most comprehensive investigations into the identity of the Nephilim and the ‘sons of God’.
Carefully and thoroughly researched, Fallen examines the biblical and historical data to clear up the confusion.