Justin Doc Brown

And then it inserts Nimrod.

And Nimrod was also known as the mighty hunter.

So I tell people I kind of seen that as like the Highlander.

You know, there can only be one baby.

So they're going to fight it out and see who the real mighty man was.

And it says that Nimrod built up hatred and jealousy and envy toward Esau all his days.

And it words it like he goes out to hunt this hairy beast of a man.

Kind of like Beauty and the Beast, Gaston, going after the wild animal, you know, the beast.

But it says that Esau sees him coming with a hunting party.

And they don't give it like an exact number, but it just says a hunting party.

And one bit of the party goes one way, and him and two of his gibberim go with him.

And that Hebrew word, more often than not, when it's used, it's associated with Nephilim giants.

So it kind of insinuates here that these were three giant men hunting after him.

And it says that he jumps out and surprises them, cuts off Nimrod's head with a sword, and then he battles the other two gibbereen to the death.

So this guy single-handedly in combat kills three gibbereen.

Jeez.

And it says the hunting party hears the screams and the commotion and comes to run to see what's going on.

So he's had this battle with three giants, just killed the king, probably sustained some life-threatening injuries.

And it says that he takes the time to remove Nimrod's garments.

And then it says he goes home, hides those garments, and then he goes into his brother's tent.