Genesis 6 and Numbers 13 (pre-Flood and post-Flood) mention the term Nephilim that has been the center of discussion for many years.

Out of nowhere, the expression giants on the earth pops up in Genesis 6:4. What does it mean?

This paper aims to present a detailed overview of interpretations offered by conservative biblical scholars on the identity of the sons of God in Genesis 6.

Demons cannot take on flesh -- there is nowhere in the Bible that says that they can. Of course we know that angels, both heavenly and fallen, can appear in human form, but they remain spirit beings only.

Introduction Attempts to produce a master race did not begin with Adolf Hitler, nor have they ended with him. Our generation seems to have a fixation on super human. Superman, the Bionic Man, the Bionic Woman, Hulk, and many other television characters contribute to the same them...

NEPHILIM (Heb. nephi„li„m; Numbers 13:13). The form of the Heb. word denotes a plural verbal adjective or noun of passive signification, certainly from na„pal, to fall, so that the connotation is the fallen ones, clearly meaning the unnatural offspring that were on...

Who / what were the Nephilim? Did the sons of God and daughters of men incident produce a race of angelic half-breeds?

Genesis 6 mentions a mysterious group called the Nephilim. But what can we learn from our fascination with these creatures?

The Bible describes many individuals as giants and several giant people groups. Interpreters have speculated about their size: 6 ft to more than 30 ft.