The Weird Christian Podcast

What if the popular theory about the Nephilim isn't what Genesis actually teaches? In this episode, I share the story behind The Nephilim Myth—from my years of fascination with fallen angels, giants, and fringe Christian theories to the questions that led me to reconsider the angelic interpretation of Genesis 6. This is the beginning of a journey back to the biblical text and a closer examination of what Scripture really says. Email [email protected] for a free copy of the first chapter of the book. Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Nephilim-Myth-Samuel-Delgado-ebook/dp/B0C6NZJFT2?ref_=ast_author_mpb

I talk about New Jerusalem as a description of the church throughout the millennium.

I talk about Ezekiel's temple as a spiritual reality of Jerusalem after the exile.

I talk about how one can view Romans 9-11 from a preterist perspective.

Based on the groundbreaking book The Nephilim Myth, this podcast brings each chapter to life through immersive, AI-narrated episodes. Dive deep into one of the Bible’s most mysterious and debated subjects—the Nephilim. Whether you're a longtime student of Scripture or just curious about the strange and supernatural stories of the Bible, this series offers a thought-provoking journey through theology, myth, and meaning.Each episode corresponds to a chapter of the book, letting you experience The Nephilim Myth in a whole new way. Check it out on Spotify, Apple or on YouTube.

In this episode we discuss Michael's interpretation of the first resurrection and soul sleep.

In this episode we discuss Harry Potter and how it is Christian literature. We discuss J.K. Rowling and her Christian beliefs. We discuss the symbolism in the books, the names in the books, the alchemy in the books, how the books are structured and the overarching themes of resurrection and so forth.

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Brendan Kennedy is the chief editor and translator of the Readable Bible. We discuss the process of translating the Bible and we look at specific verses, including Deut. 32.8 and Ps. 82.1 and how they relate to the divine council.

Curious Christianity had me on as a guest to talk about my book, The Nephilim Myth! Check out our conversation here: https://youtu.be/-ApxOCOvuFM

In this episode I walk through how my embraced the partial preterist - postmillennialism view of end times.Verses in the gospel that support near judgment: Mt. 3.2,10-12; 4.17; 16.27-28; 24.34. Mk. 13.35-37. Lk. 19.41-44; 23.28-31. Jn. 12.31; 21.22. Verses that support near judgment in the epistles: Ac. 2.19-21; 3.18-24. 1 Co. 1.7-8; 5.5; 7.26-31; 10.11. 2 Co. 1.13-14. Ph. 1.6,10; 2.16; 4.5. 1 Th. 3.13; 5.6,23. 2 Th. 1.7-10; 3.5. 1 Ti. 6.14. Tit. 2.12-13. He. 9.26; 10.25, 37. Ja. 5.7-9. 1 Pe. 1.7, 13,20; 2.12; 4.17; 5.1. 1Jn. 2.17-18,28. Verses that support a preterist view of Revelation: Re. 1.1,7; 22.6,7,10,12,20. Verses that connect the beginning of Revelation to the end: Re.2.7 - 22.2,14. Re. 2.26 - 12.5; 19.15;20.4. Re.2.28 - 22.16. Re. 3.5 - 19.8. 3.12 - 21.2; 22.4. Re. 3.20 - 19.9. The New Jerusalem replacing the old. He.11.10,16; 12.22; 13.14. Ga. 4.25-26. The examples of all the reasons why New Jerusalem cannot be simply a future reality. Re. 21.14 - Ep. 2.20; Re. 21.24-26; 22.14,15,17. Verses that support postmillennialism. Ps. 22.27-29; 72.8-11. Ge. 12.3. Mt. 28.19,20; 16.18; 2 Co. 3.18. 0:00 Intro - My View Starting the Podcast6:36 How I Began to Change My View11:50 Verses in the Gospels that Support Preterism25:05 Verses in the Epistles that Support Preterism40:50 Verses in Revelation that Support Preterism57:49 How I Came to Embrace Postmillennialism over Amillennialism01:07:08 Conclusion