We're going to be getting into some recent developments in scientific circles that really

sounds like Nephilim experimentations and a probable return to the days of Noah that Jesus

warned about when speaking of the end times. I'll give a recap of some brief history, then I'll

tell you some obvious examples of rebellion against God.

But after that, I'm going to tell you of another case that's a bit more difficult to pin down.

And when we get there, I want you to think, is this rebellion purely?

Or is this purely altruistic?

Or somewhere in between?

For a brief recap, the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered near Cumbrand, 1947 and 1956, include fragments of the Book of Enoch and the Book of Giants, which talk about

The Watchers' rebellion against God. These texts describe the Watchers, a group of angels not only as progenitors

of human angel hybrids, but also as mad scientists corrupting animals through unnatural unions.

Today, human scientists are participating in these same sins, but more on that in a little bit.

The Book of Enoch, specifically the section known as the Book of the Watchers, First Enoch

1-336, is well represented among the Dead Sea Scrolls, with fragments found in caves such as

4Q 201 and 4Q202.

In First Enoch 6-7, the Watchers, led by figures like Semyaza, descend to earth driven

by lust for human women.

Chapter 7 1 through 2 states that they took wives for themselves and taught them sorcery

leading to the birth of the Nephilim, described as giants who devastated the earth.

This directly ties to Genesis 6-4, where the

sons of God mate with the daughters of men, producing mighty men of old. The scrolls

version, however, adds more detail giving further information about the Watchers' deliberate

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