Bigfoot & Biblical Giants Both Exist…and They’re Connected

What if Bigfoot isn't an undiscovered

animal, but something far older and more

mysterious? What if it isn't the missing

link, but something that was never meant

to exist in the first place? There is a

line of thought that doesn't begin in

modern forests or with recent

encounters. It begins in some of the

oldest texts on Earth. texts that

describe a time when something entered

the human story that didn't fully belong

to it. Beings of immense size,

intelligence, violence, beings of hybrid

origin that ancient writers treated not

as mythology but as history. And once

you understand what those texts say

walked the earth before the great flood,

well, the Bigfoot phenomenon starts to

look very different. To understand what

I mean, we have to go back, way back,

the foundation, Genesis 6.

To understand where this idea begins, we

have to turn to one of the most

mysterious and debated passages in the

entire Bible. Genesis 6:es 1-4. But just

before I tell you what it says, I need

to address something that you're

probably thinking. Oh boy, he's getting

into the religious stuff. Why the heck

are we talking about the Bible? I

thought this guy was evidence-based. And

what could the Bible or religion

possibly have to do with the evidence

for ancient giants and their potential

connection with Sasquatch? Well, stick

with me for just a little longer because

I promise this video isn't about

religion. Many of you know that I am a

Christian, but this isn't about trying

to convert you to Christianity or

anything like that. This is

evidence-based and I'm going to be

showing you solid archaeological and

historical reasons to come to the

conclusion that not only did ancient

giants exist, but that there's a very

real possibility they are connected with

Sasquatch, but I need to set the context

with these ancient texts first. Both

ancient religious texts and nonreligious

texts as you're going to see. So stick

with me. The conclusion is worth it.

It's logical, I promise. Now, back to

Genesis 6. Here's what it says. And it

came to pass when men began to multiply

on the face of the earth, and daughters

were born unto them, that the sons of

God saw the daughters of men, that they

were fair. And they took them wives of

all which they chose. And the Lord said,

"My spirit shall not always strive with

man, for that he also is flesh, yet his

days shall be 120 years." There were

giants in the earth in those days, and

also after that, when the sons of God

came in unto the daughters of men, and

they bare children to them. The same

became mighty men which were of old, men

of renown.

That's all we get. No background, no

explanation, just a brief almost casual

reference to beings so mysterious and

yet who the writer doesn't even pause to

clarify as if the original readers

already understood who was being

described. So the questions that

naturally follow are who were these sons

of God and what are the Nephilim and

what if anything is the connection

between them and Sasquatch? Well, let's

take them one at a time because first of

all, if the passage I just read is just

symbolic poetry, then the theory we're

exploring doesn't even get off the

ground. But if ancient readers

understood this as a reference to real

beings, beings with mixed origin, then

Genesis may be preserving the earliest

known account of something that was

never meant to exist. Modern readers,

even those who believe in the Bible,

often assume that the phrase sons of God

must refer to human men. It feels safer

that way, simpler. But when we look at

how ancient Jewish communities

understood these passages, a very

different picture begins to emerge. In

early Hebrew tradition, the phrase sons

of God was used to describe heavenly

beings, members of the divine council,

not humans at all.

>> The exact expression, sons of God, only

occurs four or five times in the Hebrew

Bible. One occurrence here in Genesis 6.

We have two occurrences in the

introduction to the book of Job. In the

introduction to the book of Job, we see

God gathering in his heavenly court, his

heavenly assembly with the angels. The

angels are called sons of God. There

there's another occurrence in the book

of Job. Job chapter 38

where God is challenging Job and he he

says, "Where were you when I created the

world?" When he created the world, the

sons of God sang for joy. So it seems to

uh there it also seems to be a very

clear reference to uh angelic beings

>> and that understanding shows up again

and again in ancient sources. In fact

for thousands of years it was the

dominant interpretation until much more

modern debates tried to reinterpret the

text in purely human terms. In other

words, the earliest readers of Genesis

didn't see this passage as merely

referring to human marriages. They saw

it as a boundary being crossed, a moment

where something outside the human world

became involved in it. Well, guys,

obviously I'm not in my usual setting

here. I'm actually on a business trip

right now. And after multiple cancelled

flights and over 36 hours in transit, I

finally have a little time to decompress

here at the hotel before doing the job

I'm here to do. So, I hope you don't

mind me filming this segment of the

video from my hotel room. Anyway,

exploring these ancient texts and

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mean much at first, and you tell

yourself you're just going to check it

out real quick. Just one search, and

then one thing leads to another. And

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connecting dots, and trying to make

sense of everything. And before you even

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