TJ and Kris try to come to terms with the unusual inclusion of Genesis 6:3 that seems to interrupt the story of the Nephilim. Then TJ talks about what happened at the Tower of Babel and the enigmatic phrase, “nothing they imagine will be impossible for them.”

TJ and Kris explore the identity of characters employed in the story of the Nephilim, and dive into the Mesopotamian context behind the Anunnaki, seen in the Bible as the sons of God. Then they talk about what it means to be a son of God.

TJ and Kris open a conversation about the influences on biblical scribes in the period of the Babylonian Exile, and then discuss Noah’s radiant appearance in second temple period Jewish texts.

TJ and Kris introduce season six (Genesis 6) of the podcast, and tackle a giant question about the interpretation of the book of Jonah.

TJ and Kris reflect on the fifth season of the podcast, sharing lessons learned and insights gained along the way, before hinting at next season’s content and tackling a Giant Question about the real events that inspired the Primeval History.

Kris and TJ talk about the introduction of Noah and his sons in the biblical narrative. Then they discuss the height of giants and the use of the water motif in the exorcism of Legion.

TJ and Kris discuss Lamech in Genesis 5, and his role in a very dramatic narrative. Then TJ talks about the way Jesus thought about family.

TJ and Kris talk about the biblical Methuselah from Genesis 5, as well as the role he plays in second temple period literature. Then TJ tackles a Giant Question about Nimrod and the Flood.

Kris and TJ discuss the second and third books of Enoch, and that leads into a discussion about the power of Melchizedek’s priesthood.

Kris and TJ discuss the influence of the book of first Enoch on every one of the authors of the new Testament. Then they tackle a Giant Question about 666, the number of the beast.