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There are today no generally-accepted remains of giants.
In the past:
According to tradition there were several races of giants. The fact that giants are mentioned not only in Israelite traditions, but also by the Greeks, Romans, Celts, Hindus, Norse, Basques, Japanese and others, in my opinion warrants more than mere dismissal.
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โ 8y ago
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โ 8y agoNo remains of any Nephilhim have ever been found, as they likely never existed. Any claim to have found such remains is nothing but a hoax.
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Who was the man whose bed was 9 cubits long and 4 cubits wide?
Actually the original Bible manuscripts say that King Og of Bashane was the last of the Rephสนaยทim, a race of giants that were not related to the Nephilim hybrids.
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Lalbahadur sastri........
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grief
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grief
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Andrew Jackson's.
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Ymir
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