We're in the battle, but the sound of the Lord's victory is echoing from heaven and from the new heaven and the new earth.

And we can hear the sound. It's faintly, but it's drawing us to itself.

That glory is almost here.

That life is almost here.

That the new heaven and the new earth are almost here.

Pastor Brian Wolf-Miller, speaking at the 2026 issues, et cetera, making the case conference. almost here that the new heaven and the new earth are almost here pastor brian wolf miller speaking

at the 2026 issues et cetera making the case conference and when the fight is fierce and the warfare

long steals on the ear that distant triumph song and then hearts are brave and arms are strong.

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They only appear twice in the Old Testament once in the book of Genesis and once in the book of numbers with no explanation and really with no context by which to be able to interpret exactly what Moses means when he is writing about the Nephilim.

Some people say they're giants.

Some people say they're dinosaurs.

Others say that they're

a crossbreed between fallen angels and human beings. What can we know about them? Welcome back to

issues et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin. Joining us to talk about the Nephilim in Genesis 6 and Numbers 13,

Dr. Jordan Cooper, executive Director of Justin Sinner,

Professor of Systematic Theology at American Lutheran Theological Seminary,

author of several books, including his latest Lutheranism for non-Lutherans,

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