Angels, Demons, and the Nephilim: Seed of the Serpent, Seed of the Woman (paperwhite)

From Their Origins to the Lifetime of Jacob

By: Keith Baldwin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Angels, Demons, and the Nephilim is a survey of the Bible’s teachings on these strange beings – all of them now incorporated into the unseen realm. Their origins, their interest in dominion or its usurpation and their relation to the kingdom of God are all outlined and studied. More than that though, they are, for the first time in print, studied in the light of the various dispensations or economies of Scripture. This brings a rare clarity and much needed sobriety to the subject matter. Has angelic interaction with mankind changed in view of the dramatic “but now” revelation of God’s super abounding grace because of the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ? How? And why? And what of the dark powers? Has the Satanic policy of evil changed?

Book One will explore the foundation for this subject matter, the angels, and then move on to their spawn, the Nephilim:

• What is an angel anyway?
• What are their origins?
• Why do the fallen angels crave dominion?
• What is their history and relation to the earth?

The Seed War involves God's response to Satan's policy of evil in the world. That policy evolved after his failed attempt to destroy the seed of the woman in the first family. It had to. So, he brought about his own seed, the Nephilim, who maligned and corrupted the bloodlines of men. After the flood judgement, the Serpent located his own host or army in the Land of Promise to anticipate the coming of God's people.

• How can the Serpent have seed?
• How did another wave of these hybridized beings come about after the flood?
• What were the Nephilim and Rephaim?
• How did they become the demons?

Book One will bring us from their origins all the way to the Egyptian captivity, Satan's iron furnace.

Misunderstanding or outright false teaching on these beings abounds. Angels have been mischaracterized for centuries. Are they heavenly bellhops and butlers to the whims and needs of man or gods who actively rearrange the world we think we know? Christendom’s representation of demons as fallen angels is not only false, but in many respects reprehensible. A four-star general and a terrorist in a suicide vest have almost nothing in common but the chain of command that they are each subject to. And the current fascination with the Nephilim and Rephaim giants of the Bible has resulted in a plethora of literature and online content. Some of this is wonderful. Unfortunately, wild speculation and even mythologizing adds no benefit to the serious student of God’s holy word.

What saith the Scripture? That is the aim of these volumes. A grasp of the Seed War, which runs cover to cover in the Bible (from Gen 3:15 to Rev 20:10), might just change the way you view God’s word and the real warfare happening in our world today.

Let me tell you what I’ve found.

Seeing the unseen realm will help us to see what has only rarely been seen. Come and see! And giants? Well, they’re hiding in plain sight. You just need to know where to look for them.