Scripture is clear, the Nephilim (fallen ones) did not survive Noah’s Flood & never returned: Jude 1:6 states the angels who left their proper estate are kept in everlasting chains under darkness until judgment; Genesis 7:22 and 1 Peter 3:20 affirm that...
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Scripture is clear, the Nephilim (fallen ones) did not survive Noah’s Flood & never returned: Jude 1:6 states the angels who left their proper estate are kept in everlasting chains under darkness until judgment; Genesis 7:22 and 1 Peter 3:20 affirm that every air-breathing creature on dry land perished and only eight souls were saved in the ark; the Flood itself was God’s response to humanity’s continual evil and violence (Genesis 6:5-13), while still preserving the promised Seed who would crush the serpent (Genesis 3:15). Later “giants” (Rapha) mentioned in Deuteronomy are simply comparative descriptions of tall peoples (Anakim, Emim, Zamzummim), not revived Nephilim, because God ended that crossbreeding once and for all.
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