I would suggest, you know, just do it. Take a test, right? Look at the different legends of giants

and see if you can find the thread of what I'm saying.

This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world. Hello everyone. As some of you know, we are getting ready. We are just about to launch the new

God's Dog Warrior Kickstarter. And I thought that as we get ready to start on this new journey,

it would be a great idea to look at the symbolism of giants. Because in the graphic

novel, of course, the bad guys are the giants. Now, it's interesting because we wrote this a long

time ago. My brother and I wrote this now almost 15 years ago at a time where nobody was really

caring about giants and nobody thought about that in their relationship to what's happening in the world today. But now with the Lord of Spirits and, you know, people like

Michael Heiser and also a lot of conspiracy type people, the question of the Nephilim and of giants

is back, you know, in people's perception and has been taking up more and more

cultural space. And so what I thought we could do is we could look at the symbolism surrounding

the question of giants, understanding why they appear the way they do in the different forms,

why there's so much versatility in the symbolism of giants and what that can mean. In order to look at the symbolism

of giants, we have to, we'll take the biblical and inocyan account first as a kind of standard

to look at it and to understand why it looks the way that it does and what that can mean. And then we'll see how it plays out in the different instantiations that they have in culture.

Now, as you know in the Book of Enoch and, you know, based on the book of Genesis,

we have this idea that the sons of God came into the women, the daughters of men, and the result of that were the Nephilim.

Of course, in Scripture, it's very vague what it is, like what is the Nephilim, these fallen ones,

you know, who are these watchers that are mentioned in the Book of Enoch?

All of this is a little vague, but when you look at extra biblical traditions,

and especially how they connect even to other mythologies from other cultures, you can start to

understand how all of this fits together. And so the idea is to understand that there's something

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