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  Speaker 1: Genesis chapter 6, verse 19. God gives Noah an instruction.
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  Speaker 1: Bring two of every living creature into the ark, according
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  Speaker 1: to its kind. According to its kind. The same phrase
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  Speaker 1: God used in Genesis 1 when he first made everything.
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  Speaker 1: The original categories. The original design. But three verses earlier,
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  Speaker 1: Genesis chapter 6, verse 12, says something that creates a problem.
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  Speaker 1: All flesh had corrupted its way upon the earth. All flesh.
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  Speaker 1: The Hebrew phrase is kol basar, and it does not
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  Speaker 1: mean just humans. It means every living thing. If all
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  Speaker 1: flesh was corrupted, how did God decide which animals entered
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  Speaker 1: the ark? What was the filter? What was excluded? Something
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  Speaker 1: was shut out. Something that walked the earth but did
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  Speaker 1: not match what God had originally made. something God refused
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  Speaker 1: to save. This is the story of what could not
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  Speaker 1: enter the ark and why the flood was not a punishment.
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  Speaker 1: It was a rescue mission. In the beginning, God created
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  Speaker 1: everything according to its kind. Genesis chapter 1 records it
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  Speaker 1: ten times. The fish in the sea according to their kind.
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  Speaker 1: The birds of the air according to their kind. The
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  Speaker 1: livestock the creatures that move along the ground, the wild animals,
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  Speaker 1: each one according to its kind, every species in its lane,
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  Speaker 1: every boundary intact, every category holding. Creation obeyed. Then creation
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  Speaker 1: stopped obeying. Genesis chapter 6, verses 1 and 2. When
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  Speaker 1: human beings began to increase in number on the earth
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  Speaker 1: and daughters were born to them, the sons of God
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  Speaker 1: saw that the daughters of humans were beautiful. and they
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  Speaker 1: married any of them they chose. The Hebrew phrase for
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  Speaker 1: sons of God is Bene Elohim. In every other place,
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  Speaker 1: this term appears in the Old Testament. Job 1.6, Job 2.1,
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  Speaker 1: Job 38.7, it refers to angelic beings, divine beings, not humans,
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  Speaker 1: not kings, not the righteous line of Seth marrying the
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  Speaker 1: daughters of Cain. as some later interpreters would claim. The
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  Speaker 1: earliest Jewish sources understood this. The book of Enoch, written
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  Speaker 1: centuries before Christ and quoted directly in the New Testament,
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  Speaker 1: understood this. The Dead Sea Scrolls understood this. Jude 1.6
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  Speaker 1: confirms it. Angels who did not keep their own position
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  Speaker 1: but abandoned their proper dwelling. 2 Peter 2.4 says God
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  Speaker 1: cast them down to Tartarus, using a Greek word that
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  Speaker 1: appears nowhere else in the entire New Testament, a word
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  Speaker 1: reserved for a prison beneath the earth where fallen divine
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  Speaker 1: beings are chained in darkness. They crossed the boundary between
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  Speaker 1: heaven and earth. They took human wives, and from that
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  Speaker 1: union came the Nephilim, from the Hebrew nafal, meaning to fall,
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  Speaker 1: the fallen ones, Genesis chapter 6 verse 4 calls them Giberim,
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  Speaker 1: mighty men, and Ansheh Hashem, men of renown. These were
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  Speaker 1: not feral creatures lurking at the edges of civilization. They
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  Speaker 1: were the civilization. They sat at the center of power.
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  Speaker 1: They ruled cities. They commanded armies. They were the kings
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  Speaker 1: and warlords of the pre-flood world, half human, half angelic,
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  Speaker 1: and answerable to no one. And there is one more
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  Speaker 1: detail in Genesis chapter 6 verse 9 that will become
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  Speaker 1: the most important word in this story. The text says
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  Speaker 1: Noah was tzaddik, righteous, and tamim in his generation. Hold
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  Speaker 1: that word, tamim. It changes everything. We will come back
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  Speaker 1: to it. The Nephilim grew, and as they grew, the
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  Speaker 1: world bent under their weight. First Enoch chapter 7 records
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  Speaker 1: what happened next. they consumed everything humans could produce, crops, livestock,
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  Speaker 1: stored grain, entire harvests. A single Nephilim could eat what
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  Speaker 1: a village needed to survive a season. And when the
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  Speaker 1: food ran out, when the fields were stripped and the
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  Speaker 1: herds were slaughtered, and there was nothing left to consume,
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  Speaker 1: they turned on the humans themselves. 1 Enoch 7, verse
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  Speaker 1: 5 They began to devour mankind, the beings who were
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  Speaker 1: supposed to watch over humanity began to feed on it.
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  Speaker 1: 1 Enoch chapter 8 names the angel Azazel as the
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  Speaker 1: one who taught humanity metalwork, swords, shields, breastplates, knives, and
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  Speaker 1: cosmetics and sorcery and the cutting of roots. Other watchers
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  Speaker 1: taught astrology, enchantments, the signs of the earth, forbidden knowledge
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  Speaker 1: weaponized and distributed. The corruption was not just physical and
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  Speaker 1: It was intellectual, technological. Every domain of human life, agriculture, warfare, beauty, religion, science,
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  Speaker 1: was being rewritten by beings who were never supposed to
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  Speaker 1: be here. Humanity did not just lose its innocence. It
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  Speaker 1: was given tools it was never meant to hold by
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  Speaker 1: teachers who should never have descended. Genesis chapter 6 verse 5.
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  Speaker 1: Every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was
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  Speaker 1: only evil all the time. Every. Only. All the time.
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  Speaker 1: Three words that leave no room. Genesis chapter 6 verse
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  Speaker 1: 11 adds. The earth was corrupt in God's sight and
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  Speaker 1: full of violence. The Hebrew word for violence here is Hamas. Hamas.
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  Speaker 1: not political violence, but total, systemic, predatory brutality built into
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  Speaker 1: the fabric of civilization. And when God finally drowned these giants,
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  Speaker 1: when the water covered their bodies, something came out of them,
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  Speaker 1: something that could not die. We will get to that,
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  Speaker 1: and when we do, it will change how you read
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  Speaker 1: the entire New Testament. But the Nephilim did not stop
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  Speaker 1: with humans. 1 Enoch chapter 7 verse 5 says something
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  Speaker 1: most readers have never noticed. They began to sin against
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  Speaker 1: birds and beasts and reptiles and fish. The book of
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  Speaker 1: Jubilees chapter 5 verse 2 confirms the same language, the
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  Speaker 1: same list, the same indictment. The watchers and their offspring
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  Speaker 1: did not just corrupt the human race, they corrupted the
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  Speaker 1: animal kingdom. Cross-species mixing. the breaking of biological boundaries that
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  Speaker 1: God had set in place on the third and fifth
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  Speaker 1: and sixth days of creation. The boundary of according to
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  Speaker 1: its kind, the law that had held since Genesis 1,
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  Speaker 1: was shattered, not just between heaven and earth, between species,
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  Speaker 1: between categories God had never intended to merge. The Watchers
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  Speaker 1: rewrote the biological code of the planets, This is what
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  Speaker 1: Genesis chapter 6 verse 12 means when it says all
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  Speaker 1: flesh had corrupted its way. The Hebrew kolbasar includes animals.
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  Speaker 1: The corruption was not limited to human society. The entire
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  Speaker 1: biological order was contaminated. The pre-flood world contained creatures God
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  Speaker 1: never designed, chimeras, hybrids, things that had no kind to
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  Speaker 1: belong to. things that could not be classified under any
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  Speaker 1: category God had created, because God had not created them.
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  Speaker 1: The world had become an experiment in boundary erasure. Heaven
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  Speaker 1: and earth merged. Human and angelic merged. Species and species merged.
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  Speaker 1: The original design was disappearing. After the flood, Noah would
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  Speaker 1: warn his sons in Jubilees chapter 7, verses 21 through 25.
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  Speaker 1: Do not repeat the mingling of species. Do not cross
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  Speaker 1: the boundaries again. Do not eat blood. Do not shed
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  Speaker 1: innocent blood. He directly linked the cause of the flood
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  Speaker 1: to this hybridization. He had walked through that world. He
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  Speaker 1: had watched the categories collapse around him. He had smelled
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  Speaker 1: the violence and seen the aberrations and heard the screams
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  Speaker 1: of a humanity that that was being consumed by its
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  Speaker 1: own rulers. He never wanted his sons to see it again.
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  Speaker 1: And above all this ruin, above the violence and the
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  Speaker 1: chimeras and the Nephilim and the corrupted animals, Genesis chapter
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  Speaker 1: 6 verse 6 records something extraordinary. The Lord regretted that
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  Speaker 1: he had made human beings on the earth and his
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  Speaker 1: heart was deeply troubled. The Hebrew word nacham means does
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  Speaker 1: not mean regret the way we use it. It means grief, deep, aching,
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  Speaker 1: inconsolable sorrow. And atzav, the word translated troubled, means pain
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  Speaker 1: in the heart. It is the same word used in
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  Speaker 1: Genesis chapter 3 verse 16 for the pain of childbirth.
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  Speaker 1: The Creator was not angry. He was in labor. He
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  Speaker 1: was bearing the agony of watching His creation destroy itself.
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  Speaker 1: He had made a world according to its kind, and
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  Speaker 1: that world had been unmade by beings who refused to
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  Speaker 1: stay within their kind. This is where the Hebrew text
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  Speaker 1: changes everything. Go back to Genesis chapter 6 verse 9.
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  Speaker 1: Noah was Tamim, Tamim, Most English Bibles translate this as
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  Speaker 1: blameless or perfect. And in everyday Hebrew, that is what
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  Speaker 1: it means. But tamim is not an everyday word. It
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  Speaker 1: is a sacrificial word. In Leviticus chapter 1 verse 3,
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  Speaker 1: when God describes the animal required for a burnt offering,
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  Speaker 1: the word he uses is tamim, without blemish, without defect,
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  Speaker 1: without physical corruption, genetically whole. Leviticus chapter 22 verse 21
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  Speaker 1: uses the same term for a fellowship offering, tamim, no flaw,
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  Speaker 1: no mixture, no contamination. In the context of a world
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  Speaker 1: where watcher DNA had infiltrated human bloodlines, where the boundary
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  Speaker 1: between angelic and human had been shattered, tamim takes on
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  Speaker 1: a meaning most readers never see. Noah's genealogy was uncorrupted.
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  Speaker 1: His bloodline was purely human, as God originally designed it.
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  Speaker 1: He was not just a good man living in a
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  Speaker 1: bad time. He was an uncontaminated man living in a
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  Speaker 1: contaminated world, the last uncorrupted line in a civilization of hybrids.
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  Speaker 1: This is why the text emphasizes, in his generation, his
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  Speaker 1: generation was the corrupted one. His generation was the one
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  Speaker 1: where kol basar, all flesh, had lost its original form.
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  Speaker 1: Noah stood apart, not because he was morally superior to
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  Speaker 1: every other human on earth, because his line was tamim, unblemished, unbroken,
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  Speaker 1: still matching the original blueprint. Now read God's instruction to
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  Speaker 1: Noah with new eyes. Genesis chapter 6, verses 19 and 20.
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  Speaker 1: Bring two of every kind of living creature into the
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  Speaker 1: ark to keep them alive with you. according to their kind. Lamina,
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  Speaker 1: according to its kind. The phrase appears ten times in
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  Speaker 1: Genesis chapter 1. On the third day for vegetation, on
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  Speaker 1: the fifth day for sea creatures and birds, on the
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  Speaker 1: sixth day for land animals. Ten times God stamped his
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  Speaker 1: categories onto the fabric of biology. And now, as he
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  Speaker 1: prepares to unmake that biology, he reaches back to the
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  Speaker 1: same phrase. The Ark is not just a rescue boat.
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  Speaker 1: It is a Genesis 1 preservation vault, a sealed chamber
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  Speaker 1: carrying the original kinds through the waters of judgment and
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  Speaker 1: out the other side. Anything that no longer matched a
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  Speaker 1: Genesis 1 category had no place inside. If it could
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  Speaker 1: not be named under a kind God had created, it
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  Speaker 1: could not board a vessel built to preserve those kinds.
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  Speaker 1: The chimeras, the hybrids, the unnamed things that walked the
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  Speaker 1: corrupted earth. They were excluded not by size or by speed,
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  Speaker 1: but by category. They did not belong to what God
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  Speaker 1: had made. And notice Genesis chapter 6 verse 20 says,
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  Speaker 1: The animals will come to you. Noah did not go hunting.
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  Speaker 1: He did not trap or select or evaluate. God himself
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  Speaker 1: directed which animals arrived at the ark. The divine filter
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  Speaker 1: was already in operation before the first drop of rain fell,
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  Speaker 1: before the sky darkened, before the fountains of the deep
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  Speaker 1: cracked open. God chose which creatures matched the original blueprint
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  Speaker 1: and sent them walking, crawling, flying toward a wooden vessel
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  Speaker 1: on a hill. The ones that had been hybridized, corrupted,
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  Speaker 1: or crossed with species they were never meant to merge with.
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  Speaker 1: They never arrived. They were never sent. They wandered the
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  Speaker 1: earth with no destination. God was the biological gatekeeper, and
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  Speaker 1: he had already made his decision. Seven pairs of clean animals,
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  Speaker 1: two of every unclean animal. Genesis chapter 7, verses 2
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  Speaker 1: and 3. A purity distinction that predates Moses and the
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  Speaker 1: Levitical law by over a millennium. The categories of clean
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  Speaker 1: and unclean existed from the beginning, not invented at Sinai,
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  Speaker 1: but revealed there. God always knew what was pure and
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  Speaker 1: what was not. The filter was not new. It was original.
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  Speaker 1: The ark was not just a boat. It was a
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  Speaker 1: biological sanctuary. Noah, Tamim, unblemished in his human line, and
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  Speaker 1: the animals, Lamina, matching their original kinds, together formed a
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  Speaker 1: microcosm of Genesis 1 creation. Everything inside the ark was
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  Speaker 1: what God had originally made. Everything outside the ark was
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  Speaker 1: what creation had become after the watchers broke the boundaries.
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  Speaker 1: The door of the ark was the dividing line. On
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  Speaker 1: one side, pure creation. On the other, corrupted creation. In
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  Speaker 1: Genesis 7, verse 16 says, records one of the most
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  Speaker 1: devastating sentences in the entire Bible. Then the Lord shut
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  Speaker 1: him in. Not Noah, not an angel, not a mechanism.
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  Speaker 1: God himself walked to the door of the ark and
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  Speaker 1: closed it. The Creator who had separated light from darkness
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  Speaker 1: on the first day, who had separated the waters above
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  Speaker 1: from the waters below on the second day, who had
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  Speaker 1: separated dry land from sea on the third day, who
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  Speaker 1: had separated species from species across the fifth and sixth days.
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  Speaker 1: That same God now separated the pure from the corrupted
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  Speaker 1: with His own hand. God did not close the door
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  Speaker 1: on His creation. He closed the door on what creation
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  Speaker 1: had become. Once that door was shut, there was no reopening.
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  Speaker 1: The selection was final. Outside the ark, the world that
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  Speaker 1: God had originally made and that the watchers had rewritten,
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  Speaker 1: was about to end. The Nephilim were the primary target,
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  Speaker 1: too large, too corrupt, too deeply hybridized to belong to
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  Speaker 1: any category God had established. The entire purpose of the
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  Speaker 1: flood was their destruction. They were the visible, towering evidence
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  Speaker 1: of what happens when heaven's boundary is crossed. Every city
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  Speaker 1: they ruled, every system they built, every bloodline they contaminated,
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  Speaker 1: All of it had to be unmade. The corrupted animals
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  Speaker 1: were the secondary exclusion. The creatures no one talks about,
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  Speaker 1: the chimeras, the cross-species hybrids the Watchers engineered, things that
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  Speaker 1: had been mixed beyond recognition. They fit no Genesis one kind.
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  Speaker 1: They had no category on God's original list. And because
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  Speaker 1: they had no kind, they had no place on a
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  Speaker 1: vessel built to preserve kinds. The ark's passenger list was
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  Speaker 1: a mirror of Genesis 1, and anything that could not
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  Speaker 1: be reflected in that mirror was left outside. But here
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  Speaker 1: is the question the viewer has been waiting for since
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  Speaker 1: Act 1. When the Nephilim's physical bodies drowned, when the
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  Speaker 1: water covered the giants, the mighty men, the rulers of
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  Speaker 1: the pre-flood world, what happened to the half-angelic part? Where
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  Speaker 1: did the spirits go? the ancient rabbis wrestled with this threshold.
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  Speaker 1: The Talmud in Zavachim 113b records that the Re'em, a
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  Speaker 1: creature too massive for the ark, survived only because Noah
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  Speaker 1: lashed its horns to the vessel's exterior. The Midrash claims Og,
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  Speaker 1: the giant king of Bashan, rode on the roof, promising
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  Speaker 1: to be Noah's servant forever. These traditions are not history.
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  Speaker 1: They are ancient communities wrestling with the same question we
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  Speaker 1: are asking right now. What happened to what could not
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  Speaker 1: fit inside? But it is the Book of Giants, found
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  Speaker 1: among the Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran, written in Aramaic,
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  Speaker 1: predating the New Testament by at least two centuries, that
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  Speaker 1: reveals the most terrifying detail of the pre-flood world. The
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  Speaker 1: Nephilim knew they were going to die, and they dreamed
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  Speaker 1: about it. The text names them Ohya, Haya, Mahwe, giant rulers,
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  Speaker 1: sons of watchers, the dominant powers of the ancient world.
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  Speaker 1: And in the final days before the flood, they began
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  Speaker 1: having prophetic nightmares they could not explain. In the first dream,
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  Speaker 1: Ohya saw a massive stone tablet lowered into water. Every
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  Speaker 1: name inscribed on the tablet, every king, every warrior, Every
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  Speaker 1: Nephilim lord was washed away by the current. When the
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  Speaker 1: water receded, only three names remained, Noah and his sons.
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  Speaker 1: Every other name on earth erased. In the second dream,
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  Speaker 1: a garden filled with trees stretched to the horizon, hundreds
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  Speaker 1: of trees, a forest of life. Then an unseen force
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  Speaker 1: moved through the garden and cut every tree down, except three,
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  Speaker 1: three trees standing in a field of stumps. The meaning
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  Speaker 1: was unmistakable. Almost everything alive was about to be cut off. Mahweh,
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  Speaker 1: one of the Nephilim, flew to Enoch, the human prophet
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  Speaker 1: who walked with God, the man who had been taken
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  Speaker 1: from the earth and shown the architecture of heaven, and
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  Speaker 1: begged him to interpret the dreams. Enoch confirmed what they
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  Speaker 1: already feared. The flood is coming. You are all going
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  Speaker 1: to die. There is no appeal. There is no negotiations.
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  Speaker 1: There is no ark for you. The mighty men, the
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  Speaker 1: men of renown, the rulers who had dominated humanity for
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  Speaker 1: 16 centuries, received their death sentence in their sleep. And
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  Speaker 1: there was nothing they could do about it. No technology
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  Speaker 1: Azazel had taught them could stop water from covering the earth.
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  Speaker 1: No weapon forged in the fires of fallen knowledge could
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  Speaker 1: hold back the deep. No wall they had built could
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  Speaker 1: withstand the fountains of the great deep when God cracked
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  Speaker 1: the earth open. The ancient world beyond Israel remembered these beings,
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  Speaker 1: but told the story differently. Josephus, the first century Jewish historian,
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  Speaker 1: writing in his Antiquities of the Jews, Book 1, Chapter 3,
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  Speaker 1: compared the Nephilim directly to the Greek Titans. For many
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  Speaker 1: angels of God, accompanied with women, and begat sons that
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  Speaker 1: proved unjust, and despisers of all that was good, on
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  Speaker 1: account of the confidence they had in their own strength.
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  Speaker 1: For the tradition is that these men did what resembled
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  Speaker 1: the acts of those whom the Grecians call giants. Even
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  Speaker 1: outside the biblical text, the memory survived. The Greeks called
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  Speaker 1: them titans. The Mesopotamians called them something else. The Sumerian
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  Speaker 1: King List, one of the oldest documents in human history,
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  Speaker 1: records impossibly long reigns for pre-flood rulers, some stretching tens
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  Speaker 1: of thousands of years. Then, after the flood, an abrupt
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  Speaker 1: collapse to normal human lifespans. The Sumerians remembered that something changed.
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  Speaker 1: Something massive shifted in the structure of the world after
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  Speaker 1: the water came, and the Apkallu The Sumerian seven sages
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  Speaker 1: who supposedly descended from the divine realm and brought civilization, agriculture,
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  Speaker 1: and technology to humanity are an almost exact parallel to
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  Speaker 1: the watchers of first Enoch. Angelic beings who descended, gave
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  Speaker 1: forbidden knowledge, changed the course of human history. But the
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  Speaker 1: framing is reversed. Sumer called them heroes, civilizers, saviors of
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  Speaker 1: the human race. Genesis calls them criminals, corruptors, the cause
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  Speaker 1: of the flood. The Apkallu tablets celebrate the descent. Genesis
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  Speaker 1: prosecutes it. The same event, two completely opposite verdicts. Genesis
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  Speaker 1: did not copy Babylon. It corrected it. What Sumer celebrated,
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  Speaker 1: Genesis prosecuted. What the ancient Near East enshrined in temple art,
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  Speaker 1: the Bible buried under 40 days of water. On the
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  Speaker 1: first day of creation, God separated light from darkness. On
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  Speaker 1: the second day, He separated the waters above from the
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  Speaker 1: waters below. On the third day, He separated the waters
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  Speaker 1: from the dry land. Creation was an act of separation.
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  Speaker 1: Order carved out of chaos. Boundaries established. Categories set. The
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  Speaker 1: flood reversed all of it. Genesis chapter 7 The fountains
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  Speaker 1: of the great deep burst open. The windows of heaven opened.
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  Speaker 1: The waters above and the waters below converged. Dry land disappeared.
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  Speaker 1: For forty days and forty nights, the rain fell without stopping.
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  Speaker 1: The water rose above the highest mountains by fifteen cubits.
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  Speaker 1: Every valley, every summit, every city the Nephilim had built,
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  Speaker 1: every altar Azazel's students had raised, swallowed. The world returned
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  Speaker 1: to what it was in Genesis chapter 1 verse 2,
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  Speaker 1: formless and void, darkness over the surface of the deep.
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  Speaker 1: The flood was not just destruction, it was uncreation. God
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  Speaker 1: was running Genesis 1 in reverse. Every boundary he had set, removed.
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  Speaker 1: Every separation he had made, collapsed. The earth returned to
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  Speaker 1: the chaos that existed before God spoke. And the ark
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  Speaker 1: floated on the waters of chaos, the same waters the
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  Speaker 1: Spirit of God had hovered over in Genesis chapter 1,
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  Speaker 1: verse 2. Inside the ark, the pure seed of the
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  Speaker 1: new world. Eight human souls, Tamim in their line. Pairs
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  Speaker 1: of every uncorrupted kind, Lemina, each one matching the original blueprint. Outside,
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  Speaker 1: everything corrupted, drowning in the unmade deep. The chimeras, the hybrids,
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  Speaker 1: the Nephilim clinging to whatever floated, all of it going under.
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  Speaker 1: The ark was creation's last foothold, a wooden vessel carrying
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  Speaker 1: the original design above a world being dissolved. From the
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  Speaker 1: drowning bodies of the Nephilim, something rose. 1 Enoch 15,
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  Speaker 1: verses 8-12 When the Nephilim's physical bodies died, their spirits
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  Speaker 1: could not go to heaven, because they were half-angelic, born
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  Speaker 1: outside the divine order, and they could not descend to
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  Speaker 1: Sheol because they were not fully human. They became something
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  Speaker 1: that had never existed before, disembodied spirits, entities with no home,
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  Speaker 1: no rest, no body. The water killed the bodies, but
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  Speaker 1: the spirits rose from the water, and they never left.
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  Speaker 1: 1 Enoch 19.1 The spirits of the angels who united
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  Speaker 1: with women were will assume many forms and corrupt mankind.
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  Speaker 1: The corruption survived the flood, not in physical form, but
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  Speaker 1: in spiritual form. These are the demons of the New Testament.
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  Speaker 1: When Jesus encountered the man called Legion in Mark chapter 5,
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  Speaker 1: the demons inside him begged not to be sent into
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  Speaker 1: the abyss, the deep, the waters, the place where the
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  Speaker 1: Nephilim bodies had drowned. THEY BEGGED TO BE SENT INTO
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  Speaker 1: PIGS INSTEAD, CREATURES OF THE DEEP, TERRIFIED OF THE WATER
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  Speaker 1: THAT HAD KILLED THEIR ORIGINAL BODIES TWO THOUSAND YEARS EARLIER.
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  Speaker 1: AND WHEN JESUS GRANTED THEIR REQUEST, THE PIGS RAN INTO
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  Speaker 1: THE SEA AND DROWNED, RETURNING TO THE WATER THE DEMONS
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  Speaker 1: FEARED MOST. EVERY EXORCISM IN THE NEW TESTAMENT CARRIES THE
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  Speaker 1: ECHO OF THE FLOOD. Every demon Jesus confronted was, according
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  Speaker 1: to the oldest Jewish tradition, the disembodied spirit of a
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  Speaker 1: creature that should never have existed, the offspring of a
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  Speaker 1: boundary that should never have been crossed. The flood destroyed
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  Speaker 1: the flesh, but the spirits endured, and they are still here.
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  Speaker 1: Then the waters receded. Dry land appeared. Genesis chapter 1
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  Speaker 1: verse 9, repeating, God spoke the same words he had
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  Speaker 1: spoken at the beginning. Genesis chapter 8 verse 17. Be
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  Speaker 1: fruitful and multiply. The exact command of Genesis chapter 1
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  Speaker 1: verse 28. The animals exited the ark, each one lemina,
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  Speaker 1: according to its kind. The original design, walking out onto
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  Speaker 1: cleansed soil. The birds, the livestock, the creatures that move
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  Speaker 1: along the ground, each one in its category. each boundary restored,
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  Speaker 1: creation obeying again. God did not send the water to destroy.
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  Speaker 1: He sent the water to preserve what he had made
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  Speaker 1: and remove what he had not. The flood was not
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  Speaker 1: wrath without purpose. It was surgery, radical, total, devastating, but precise.
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  Speaker 1: Everything that matched the original blueprint was saved. Everything that
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  Speaker 1: had been rewritten was washed away. And when it was over,
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  Speaker 1: God set a rainbow in the sky, Genesis chapter 9
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  Speaker 1: verses 12 through 17, and made a covenant. He would
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  Speaker 1: never uncreate again. Noah built an altar. The first act
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  Speaker 1: of the new world was not farming, not building, not
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  Speaker 1: claiming territory. It was worship. The man who had been Tamim, unblemished,
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  Speaker 1: in the old world, stood in the new world, and
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  Speaker 1: offered the first sacrifice to the God who had shut
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  Speaker 1: him in. But the story does not end clean. Genesis
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  Speaker 1: chapter 6 verse 4 contains four words that have generated
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  Speaker 1: more theological debate than almost any phrase in the Nephilim discussion.
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  Speaker 1: And also afterward. The Nephilim were on the earth in
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  Speaker 1: those days, and also afterward. after the flood, after the
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  Speaker 1: waters receded, after the uncreation and the recreation. Four hundred
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  Speaker 1: years later, Moses sends twelve spies into Canaan, Numbers chapter 13,
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  Speaker 1: verse 33. We saw the Nephilim there, The descendants of
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  Speaker 1: Anak come from the Nephilim. We seemed like grasshoppers in
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  Speaker 1: our own eyes, and we looked the same to them.
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  Speaker 1: Deuteronomy chapters 2 and 3 name the giant clans by name. Rephaim, Anakim, Emim, Zamzumim. Og,
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  Speaker 1: king of Bashan, slept on an iron bed thirteen and
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  Speaker 1: a half feet long. How? If the flood destroyed all Nephilim,
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  Speaker 1: how did giants reappear in Canaan? Two theories have been
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  Speaker 1: debated for centuries. The first, recessive watcher DNA survived through
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  Speaker 1: one of the wives on the ark, traditionally attributed to
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  Speaker 1: Ham's wife, and re-expressed itself in later generations, producing the
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  Speaker 1: giant clans of Canaan. The second, a smaller, localized second
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  Speaker 1: incursion of fallen angels occurred after the flood. Though this
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  Speaker 1: is complicated by Jude 1, verse 6, and 2 Peter 2,
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  Speaker 1: verse 4, which describe the original watchers as permanently imprisoned
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  Speaker 1: in chains of darkness. The corruption was not fully eradicated.
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  Speaker 1: It echoed forward into the promised land. And God would
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  Speaker 1: send Israel into Canaan with a specific mandate. Finish what
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  Speaker 1: the flood started. Drive out the giant clans. Reclaim the
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  Speaker 1: land for the uncorrupted. Joshua and Caleb would face the Anakim,
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  Speaker 1: David would face Goliath of Gath, a Rephaim descendant who
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  Speaker 1: stood over nine feet tall. His brothers were giants too,
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  Speaker 1: four of them, all from Gath, all carrying weapons no
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  Speaker 1: ordinary man could lift. The campaign against the giants did
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  Speaker 1: not end at the flood. It continued for centuries through
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  Speaker 1: the conquest of Canaan, through the reign of David, until
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  Speaker 1: the last of the giant bloodline was cut down. The
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  Speaker 1: Apostle Peter saw the deeper pattern. 1 Peter 3, verses
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  Speaker 1: 20 and 21. He directly compares the waters of the
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  Speaker 1: flood to baptism. The same water that destroyed the corrupted
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  Speaker 1: world saved the righteous remnant. Judgment and salvation in the
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  Speaker 1: same current. The flood was not two events. It was one.
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  Speaker 1: The water that killed was the water that saved. The
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  Speaker 1: judgment that destroyed the chimeras was the judgment that preserved
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  Speaker 1: the kinds. The uncreation that dissolved the corrupted earth was
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  Speaker 1: the recreation that gave birth to the new one. Jesus
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  Speaker 1: described the end of the age in Matthew 24, verse 37.
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  Speaker 1: He did not reference revelation. He did not describe beasts
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  Speaker 1: or seals or trumpets. He pointed to one story. As
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  Speaker 1: it was in the days of Noah, so it will
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  Speaker 1: be at the coming of the Son of Man. Six
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  Speaker 1: words that should change how you hear everything you have
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  Speaker 1: just heard. If the days of Noah were defined by
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  Speaker 1: boundary crossing, heaven and earth, species and species, pure and corrupted,
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  Speaker 1: original design and rewritten code, then Jesus is not just
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  Speaker 1: describing timing. He is describing conditions. He is telling his
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  Speaker 1: disciples what the world will look like when the end arrives.
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  Speaker 1: Not fire from the sky, not obvious apocalypse. The crossing
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  Speaker 1: of boundaries that were never meant to be crossed, while
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  Speaker 1: ordinary life continues as if nothing is wrong. The Watchers
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  Speaker 1: broke the boundary between the divine and the human. The
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  Speaker 1: Nephilim broke the boundary between species. And today, humanity is
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  Speaker 1: learning to break those same boundaries again. In 2021, scientists
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  Speaker 1: at the Salk Institute grew human-monkey chimeric embryos, human cells
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  Speaker 1: inside primate embryos, to study organ development. CRISPR gene editing
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  Speaker 1: technology can now rewrite the DNA of living organisms at will.
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  Speaker 1: Researchers have grown human kidneys inside pig embryos. The language
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  Speaker 1: of the ancient texts— Sinning against birds and beasts and
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  Speaker 1: reptiles is no longer mythology. It is a research abstract.
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  Speaker 1: The watchers did not need to descend to a mountaintop.
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  Speaker 1: We are doing it ourselves. The laboratories are open. The
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  Speaker 1: categories are being crossed. And the language of Genesis 6,
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  Speaker 1: all flesh had corrupted its way, is no longer a
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  Speaker 1: description of the ancient past. It is beginning to sound
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  Speaker 1: like a warning about the near future. according to its kind.
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  Speaker 1: That was the law of creation. That was the filter
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  Speaker 1: at the door of the ark. And that is still
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  Speaker 1: the question. Are you preserving what God made or rewriting it?
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  Speaker 1: Are you living within the boundaries God set or erasing
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  Speaker 1: them because you have the technology to do so? The
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  Speaker 1: watchers had the power to cross every boundary in creation.
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  Speaker 1: That power did not make the crossing right. It made
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  Speaker 1: the judgment necessary. Noah did not have to be powerful
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  Speaker 1: enough to defeat the Nephilim. He did not have to
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  Speaker 1: be brilliant enough to out-engineer the watchers. He did not
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  Speaker 1: have to be famous enough to command a following or
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  Speaker 1: loud enough to convince a world that was not listening.
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  Speaker 1: He had to be Tamim, unblemished, unapologetically, irreducibly human. made
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  Speaker 1: in the image of God and unwilling to become anything else.
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  Speaker 1: In a world that was rewriting itself at every level, genetically, spiritually, biologically,
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  Speaker 1: Noah refused to be rewritten. He remained what God had
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  Speaker 1: made him. And that was enough. That was the qualification.
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  Speaker 1: That was the ticket onto the ark. The ark was
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  Speaker 1: not the rescue. Being Tamim was the rescue. The ark
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  Speaker 1: was just the vehicle. You do not have to become
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  Speaker 1: what the world is becoming. You can remain what God
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• 36:51
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