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Nephilim
[nef-uh-lim, nef-uh-leem, nuhf-ee-leem]
plural noun
Bible., a group of people or beings described as very large and strong, sometimes understood as the children of fallen angels and human women.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Nephilim1
Example Sentences
“However, Guardians, under the guise of firefighters, found the centuries-old Nephilim bound in an upstairs room. Once rescued, she claimed that the inferno was set by Alexander and Alexis Nichole Blake, the grandchildren of President Natalie DuForte, who are on the run with the Msaidizi.”
His one-paragraph piece on “Long Tall Sally,” by Little Richard, likens Sally to the Nephilim giants of the Old Testament, and postulates Richard as “a giant of a different kind” who took a diminutive stage name “so as not to scare anybody.”
Daubenmire said in a Facebook video that he believed Ohio’s earthworks were built by Nephilim, a race of giants some say are the offspring of fallen angels and human women.
Season 13 premiere; Sam and Dean Winchester pick up the pieces after the loss of their mother, the demise of Crowley, and the death of Castiel; Jack’s birth leaves the Winchester brothers with differing opinions on how to deal with a Nephilim; Mary is dragged into the breach; 8 p.m.
One says Bigfoot is a quantum being using “vortex holes” to go in and out of the Earth’s dimension, while another takes a more ecumenical approach and theorizes that Bigfoot and other cryptids could be Nephilim, the fallen angels cast out by God.
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