When Giants Were upon the Earth

The Watchers, the Nephilim, and the Cosmic War of the Seed

De: Brian Godawa

Narrado por: Brian Godawa

Duración: 11 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

An Exploration of the Strange and Odd Supernatural Things in the Bible

The Biblical fantasy novel series Chronicles of the Nephilim has changed the landscape of Evangelical imagination.

Now, author Brian Godawa shares the Biblical and ancient historical research that undergirds that fiction.

For those who want serious study of the topics of Genesis 6, the Watchers, Nephilim, Sons of God, fallen angels, Spiritual Warfare, and the Biblical Cosmic War of the Seed.

• The Book of Enoch: Scripture, Heresy or What?
• Sons of God
• The Nephilim
• Leviathan
• Mesopotamian Cosmic Geography in the Bible
• Retelling Bible Stories and Mythic Imagination
• Gilgamesh and the Bible
• In Defense of Ancient Traditions
• Mythical Monsters in the Bible
• Canaanite Baal and Old Testament Storytelling Polemics
• Goliath was Not Alone
• Jesus and the Cosmic War
• The Geography of Hades

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2014 Brian Godawa (P)2014 Brian Godawa

Makes me want to read the series

I wasn't aware of "The Chronicles of the Nephelim" series, but now I want to read them all. This had been one of the richest books I've ever read. Full of imagination, solid research and truth. I'm glad that people like Brian are using their gifts to show us the mostly hidden storyline of the Bible and the"cosmic war of the seed"!

excellent information and a great book

there's an amazing information in this book well worth the time to listen for anyone who wants a deeper understanding

Thought this would be more about the Giants

This book had all the makings of an interesting story but kept repeating the same passages of the bible and book of Enoch. It had its good points but at times was like a boring lecture.

Excellent

Great book. He did his research and gave references as well. I loved it so much I went through it twice. It heightened my relationship with God and the Bible.

A scholarly examination of a fascinating topic

Brian Godawa is the premier author of Christian fiction. Like Frank Peretti, he has an uncanny ability to paint a picture of what is happening in the Spirit realm. In this particular book, he flexes his scholarly muscles and hits this ancient historical record unlnown to many out of the ballpark. Were their goants, or were they just tall people. Where did demons come frpm? Where did Jesus soend those 3 days after His death on the cross. These and many more mysteries of the Bible will become clearer as you digest this revelatory work!

The story of ancient near eastern civilization.

This is a well researched documentary. I enjoyed listening to it and learned a lot from it.

great truths

i ve already hear from the previous series all the appendix and im pretty much convinced maybe with few ? marks that all of these are facts and all is for the final battle onto Gods Glory and those that have been elected by His grace to be part of His victory and rejoice for ever in His presence! Amen.

Was There A Commercial?

This is an enjoyable and informative read. This style is at times, point of fact. The intellectual honesty one expects in such a scholarly work is noticeable. However, I think of this particular flavor of honesty to be more like, “This is interpolation but I’ll hold to dogma.” There is certainly good content in this work. Though Dr. Michael Heiser is referenced a number of times, the style and content is in the same ballpark while yet miles away.
One thing that took it down a notch for me, is where I felt like there were chapter-long commercials pointing to the others other works. I felt the subject matter was an excuse to have a “plug-fest.”
Personally, I would have preferred to have been WOW’ed of my chair which in turn would make hunting down and purchasing his other works a no-brained.
I would revisit this work in reviewing nuances I’ve discovered, but would definitely not wade through the catalog list of other books the author has penned.
I like the guy, the content, but not the plug-fest.

Yes. Read it.

Make Believing Great Again. Let your imagination and faith grow together for the greater Good

Good book, but misleading description.

Generally speaking, studying a book in comparison to "ancient sources" means sources from that time and culture. Instead, this author uses ancient, albeit much later sources from a different cultural period to make his cases.

Furthermore, he makes factually incorrect statements about Tanakh. For example, saying that "sons of God" is only used for divine beings. This is a Christian belief, not one true to the culture of ancient Israel. See Hosea 11:1.

That said, it is an interesting take on an ambiguous passage building an alternative theology to the standard Christian view. Of course, some call the practice of using unclear passages to build theology "cult building". But it does make for an interesting read. It's also well narrated.