Did Nephilim Really Help Noah with Building the Ark before the Flood?
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Re: Did Nephilim Really Help Noah with Building the Ark before the Flood?
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But it did make sense that they helped in the story. Except the part where they were left behind was really sad.
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I agree... Actually, I have read the entire Bible several times and there is no Bibilical evidence even remotely giving such a suggestion.book_fanatic_ wrote: ↑02 Jun 2020, 03:12 The author just tried to fill gaps that were left in the biblical stories. This one is one of the fillers that the author uses through his perception and imagination.
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I don't recall Nephilim being mentioned in the Bible. Can someone give me a chapter and verses where they are in the original text?
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I am a Christian and take no offense to this. The author is very clear that the book is filled with his imaginated fillers, to expand the stories. As a Christian, I found the book illuminating and thought provoking.Dee_Robert wrote: ↑02 Jun 2020, 05:40Yes, but most Christians may be offended by this perception or imaginationbook_fanatic_ wrote: ↑02 Jun 2020, 03:12 The author just tried to fill gaps that were left in the biblical stories. This one is one of the fillers that the author uses through his perception and imagination.
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Before the Flood, in about 2,345 BC, the environment was very conducive to strong growth. The fossils bear witness to this. Nearly all fossils are the result of the Flood. Fossilisation arises from instant or near-instant burial. Any palaeontologist will tell you that creatures - otherwise identical to today's - are found in the fossil record in much larger sizes, across all species. So it was probably the same with pre-Flood humans. Many were probably very tall.
There is no record otherwise of the Nephilim/giants 'helping' Noah and his family to build the Ark, which was brick-shaped and approximately 450 ft x 75 ft x 45 ft in its dimensions - a design which assured stability. It came to rest on the Ararat mountain range in modern south-east Turkey. Jesus Christ spoke often of the Flood and clearly verified that it was an actual event
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