You know, there's a word, and it is a biblical word, and we're going to talk about a word that people

may not be familiar with, but should be familiar with.

It is a biblical word, and it has a narrative attached to it. And I'd just like to hold up seven

DVDs here, all packaged and ready to go. And each one of these DVDs has the word nephalum right across

the top. And I'm sure there are a lot of people who've maybe heard the name, nephalim,

heard the word nephalum and let it go right by. And, but it's an important word.

Very important word.

And I'd like for you to define it for us.

The series is called On the Trail of the Nephilim.

And we use that, and it's very deliberate, because I believe that there's been a hidden history

that's been obfuscated from the peoples of the world.

And this history goes back

to the biblical narrative. The first time we get a mention of the Nephilim, or on the earth

in those days, and also afterwards, is in the Genesis 6 narrative. But in order to understand

a Genesis 6 narrative, we've got to go back at Genesis 315, where we see Jesus in the garden,

Adam and Eve over here, and Satan, the dragon over there. And Jesus looks at the dragon and says, your offspring, your seed,

will be at enmity at war with the offspring, the seed of the woman, He, Messiah, he, Messiah,

will come and crush your head. Take your kingdom away from you. You will bruise his heel.

It sets up the rest of the narrative. And so kingdom away from you, you will bruise his heel. It sets up the rest

of the narrative. And so we know from the Bible in Genesis 6 that this, that the Nephilim

were on the earth in the days of Noah, which resulted in the flood. And then there's a second

incursion, second, third, fourth incursion. Now, they came for a reason.

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