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Are fairytales actually stories passed down from generations that encountered the Nephilim before and after the flood? Melissa and Christie explore the comparison of biblical stories with oral traditions, exploring supernatural events and their impact. They cover topics such as divine direction and confirmation, the corruption of mankind, the Sons of God and daughters of men, the Watchers pact of defilement and corruption, the Bible and supernatural events, understanding the -ites and -ims, the OGs and their stature, the giants after the flood, the terrifying giants and their impact, and the reality of David and Goliath. They go into the biblical story of David and Goliath, exploring the legendary battle, David's superhuman feat, and the aftermath of the battle. They also connect ancient myths to biblical narratives, discussing the significance of the flood and the disobedience of King Saul. The ancient legends and common themes, global flood narratives, corruption and defilement in ancient cultures, the occult and half-man, half-beast archetypes, the flood and divine selection, ancient gods in modern entertainment, mythological demigods and creatures, symbolism and satanic figures, sirens and giants, the theranthrope and defilement of the human, the word 'El' and supernatural entities, Mount Hermon and spiritual warfare, Jesus and the gates of hell, supernatural beings and forbidden knowledge, and the Met Gala and deception.TakeawaysBiblical comparison to oral traditionsSupernatural events and their impact The significance of the biblical story of David and GoliathThe connection between ancient myths and biblical narratives Common themes in ancient legendsGlobal flood narrativesCorruption and defilement in ancient culturesChapters00:00 The Reality of David and Goliath39:22 David's Superhuman Feat01:02:42 Ancient Legends and Common Themes01:08:02 Ancient Gods in Modern Entertainment01:13:36 The Word 'El' and Supernatural Entities01:21:16 Jesus and the Gates of Hell01:31:05 The Met Gala and Deception