Jiang reads the Nephilim passage as the Bible turning polytheistic heroes such as Hercules, Achilles, and Theseus into offspring of old gods under a monotheistic frame.
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Jiang reads the Nephilim passage as the Bible turning polytheistic heroes such as Hercules, Achilles, and Theseus into offspring of old gods under a monotheistic frame.
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"...daughters of humans who bore children to them. These were the heroes that were of old, warriors of renown. Okay? This is really important..."
"They're Hercules. They're Achilles. They're Theseus. They're all heroes from different mythologies. Where do they come from? They come from the mating of angels...."
"...of knowledge, whereby Adam and Eve and sin all become joint heroes of the fable, that is Blake's reading and a powerful intuition, but..."
"...Imperial Marshal, and very appropriately so. For who should be military heroes if not those who worship the Lord of Hosts. And is Solut..."
"...trusting in the gods who fight for us and in the heroes whose temples and images he holding them in no reverence has burned."
"...the fall of the Mycenaean Empire. Two of the most famous heroes of this time, and there were like hundreds, okay, are Achilles and..."
"...is that each region has local legends. Okay? And these local heroes are celebrated through stories. So, stories of demagogues like Hercules, right? And..."
"...area these stories themselves become consolidated. So, Gilgamesh was basically different heroes. One king comes to dominate a region. Then what happens afterwards is..."
"...and you would think that they would come back, and they're heroes, right? Imagine if the school took you all on a trip to..."
"In the rise phase, those who criticize society are the heroes. They are appreciated. They are rewarded. In the collapse phase, those who speak..."
"...I tell them stories where I make them the characters the heroes of the story. So I'll tell you one story that I told..."
"...The judges. What we believe is the judges are these local heroes that bring in all the other tribes of Israel together. Okay? So..."
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