The souls of the Nephilim, being hybrids, had no place in heaven or on Earth, becoming wandering spirits responsible, ...

Here is everything you should know. The phrase "Nephilim" appears in three locations in the Bible. Once in the Book of Genesis, once in the Book of Numbers and another in the Book of Ezekiel.

Before the Great Deluge, the Bible's Book of Genesis describes the Nephilim as the offspring of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men". Some interpretations suggest they were the descendants ...

The Nephilim are described more extensively in the Book of Enoch, a text purported to be the work of Noah's grandfather. The book describes a group of fallen angels who decide to remain on Earth ...

In the midrash and external books written in the days of the Second Temple, the Nephilim are identified with the angels who betrayed God, violated their duties, and were banished or descended to ...

The Nephilim, a term of uncertain meaning that ... there is no specific mention of giants occurring anywhere within the books and letters of the New Testament. But there is one giant who appears ...