Father Stephen De Young
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first heard May 2026
last heard 29 May
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I mean, good enough.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah.
I mean, it's the I am at the end.
The im is the plural in Hebrew.
Okay.
But yeah, so there's a little bit of debate about where exactly the word comes from because it's not a regularly used Hebrew word in the Hebrew Bible.
Right.
Which isn't all that odd either.
There are a lot of words that are only used once in the Hebrew Bible.
But people have tried to do different things with it.
So there's a Hebrew verb, nafal, which is the verb to fall.
So some people have wanted to say, well, it's the fallen ones.
But in Hebrew, Nephilim is reflexive, so it would be the ones who are fallen upon, which is a little more difficult.
But it seems pretty clear.
Most people agree now because there's an Aramaic word, Nephilim, that ends with an N, that just means giant.
And so it seems pretty contextually clear that this is just...
hebrew form of that word and this is talking about giants it's translated in the greek old testament with uh yantes in greek which means which is where we get the english word giant um but a lot of people when they hear the word giant now think fifa right yes that's that's not the core um of the idea so the word
All of the words used for giant not only refer to a tall person, but could also be used to mean a thug or a bully or a tyrant.
And the example I use is, and you're old enough to remember this, when we went into Panama after Noriega.
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