I had a revelation yesterday during our nature study/creek walk. I think I might be on to something!
Tag: nephilim
Question the Narrative | Why Did the Nephilim Have Red Hair?
This topic has been rather popular recently, so, as a redhead, I’m pretty interested, too!
Question the Narrative | Is This Evidence of How the Giants Survived the Flood??
This video is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Michael Heiser.
I’ve been reading the book Demons by Dr. Michael Heiser and came across the meaning of the word “rephaim,” the word used for the post-flood giants, and was totally confounded. Thanks to a @blurrycreatures podcast episode with Timothy Alberino, I had a revelation that led to a theory that might be evidence of how the giants survived the flood.
Question the Narrative | Giants, Fallen Angels, and the Seven Sages of Myth and Legend
It never fails that every time I find one QtN topic, it inevitably sends me down another rabbit trail. Here’s the latest.
Question the Narrative | Mudfloods, Resets, and…Giants?
You never know what you’ll find right in your own back yard!
Question the Narrative | Reptilians: Aliens, Gods, or Nephilim?
I always thought the idea of reptilians was too crazy to consider, but then I learned that, like stories of the flood and giants, this type of humanoid has been known worldwide for a very long time. What a great reminder to keep an open mind!
Question the Narrative | Dwellers of the Underground
We’ve been talking about the subterranean world. Now let’s talk about what just might be living down there.
Question the Narrative | What Lies Beneath?
Hollow earth and flat earth aren’t mutually exclusive. Sometimes it pays off to look beyond the mainstream definition and put two and two together.
Trey Smith Books: Pre-Flood, Nimrod, and Exodus (Flip-Through)
I just ordered some Trey Smith books for our homeschool (okay, also for me). If you’ve never watched his channel, you really need to. The man is a genius.
Question the Narrative | Giants of North America
Less than a century ago, newspaper articles reporting on the discovery of #giant bones were not a rare occasion. Before the Smithsonian stepped in and completely took over the narrative, there was much information to be found on the subject. I have no doubt that if this type of history would be taught in schools, more students would pay attention. The question we all have to ask is – WHY is this completely ignored, if not outright covered up?