TJ and Kris discuss the epic journey that they have taken through Genesis chapter 4 from beginning to end, and spoil a little of what is to come next season. Then they ask, “what’s up with those noises reportedly coming from beneath the Euphrates river?”

Kris and TJ conclude their study of Genesis by hearing the name of Enosh. Then TJ responds to a popular request about Nimrod, and a question about Psalm 82 and the death of the gods.

TJ and Kris examine the introduction of Seth into the Biblical story, and the hope that he brings at a crucial turning point. Then TJ dips into biblical and Mesopotamian sources to uncover the motivation and power behind Nimrod.

The story of the vengeance of Lamech takes some unexpected turns as TJ and Kris attempt to make sense of the idea that Lamech might have been blind. Then TJ talks about the Apkallu of Mesopotamia mythology, and whether or not their offspring might have been biologically equipped to survive a flood.

TJ and Kris explore the arrangement that Lamech made with the sons of God to ensure his legacy, and then explore the possibility that Peter’s vision in Acts 10 may have had something to do with the covenant that God makes with Noah after the flood.

TJ and Kris complete the anti-genealogy of Genesis 4:18 with a look at the enigmatic Lamech, introducing his short pericope. Then TJ looks at the possibility of a connection between the Sojourn in Egypt and the so-called “Silent Years” preceding the Advent of Christ.

TJ and Kris continue dissecting the anti-genealogy of Genesis 4:18 before tackling a Giant Question about modern-day giants.

Kris and TJ discover that the genealogy of Cain in Genesis 4 might not be all that it’s cracked up to be, when it turns out that it’s the men in the story who are giving birth. Then they talk about what prevents the sons of God from performing a repeat of the Genesis six rebellion.

TJ and Kris talk about how the author of Genesis 4 destroys the pride of Babylon by belittling the source of its claim to cultural superiority. Then they discuss the technical distinctions between the sons of God and the only begotten Son of God, Jesus Christ.

TJ and Kris discuss the fact that there was more than one Enoch in the Bible, and that there may very well be more than one Satan as well.