EP: 147 The Hitler Project with Dr. Laura Sanger
Blurry Creatures
The Origins of the Neflem Gene
Noah's son Ham had a pattern in his life of sexual perversion. So it wouldn't be too surprising if he would have chosen a wife that possibly had the Neflem gene within her, but she had an epigenetic marker that turned off that gene. A curse released in her bloodline could actually flip the switch on that NeflemGene and turn it on. And I believe that's what happened in the life of Nimrod. His bad choices become Nimrod's poor predispositions. The other clue that we find is in Genesis 10, 8. And it says, Cush begot Nimrod. He began to be a mighty one on the earth. That
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