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The Lord of Spirits

A Land of Giants

Nov 26, 2020
Exploring the existence of giants in the Bible, the podcast delves into the mysterious Nephilim, ancient rituals, forbidden knowledge, and the significance of humans as the image of God. It contrasts the Nephilim ritual with the conception of Christ, biblical perspectives on giants, and the possibility of angelic helpers aiding Noah. The podcast also discusses the rise of the Philistines, spiritual warfare, exorcism, connections to Saint Christopher, interpreting ancient texts, and the canonicity of the Book of Enoch in early Church history.
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  • Orthodox Church takes giants seriously, contrary to popular interpretations.
  • Exploration of the biblical origin and significance of giants, challenging traditional views.

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Enchanted Reality and Giants in Ancient Texts

The podcast episode delves into the concept of spirits, angels, demons, and saints influencing the modern world despite being overlooked. The discussion explores engaging with spiritual reality effectively and integrating spiritual presence in daily life. The hosts delve into enchantment in creation and the interplay of seen and unseen elements experienced throughout history.

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