Fallen Angels And Nephilim? This Pastor actually goes there

This pastor learns quick. If you don't want someone (like Supper Dave) to put something on the Internet, make sure all recording devices are turned off. So once again I can't even give you a sampling of the pre-game show on the video (See YouTube).

Anyway... at least he lets me record the actual lecture, and today we're talking about the battles of Jerusalem. And then we go back to the attack of the flood because of how evil things became. But then we have to go back to the first time the earth was covered with water. So you have to look at the similarity between Genesis 1 and Genesis 6-7. How many people were alive at each event? Pastor could figure it out if he just had a cell phone. That's right... He does not have one. Can you say Troglodyte? (Now if that isn’t proof that I, Supper Dave, am writing this, and not Chronister, I don’t know what will convince you.)

Now our pastor starts giving us examples of the elements that are prominent in both instances. There are some profound similarities. You'll want to hear this, trust me. Okay, don't trust me. Stop here and press play so I can prove it to you. But people never do what I say. Just ask my wife (No. Not Lori, Therithithy).

We're talking about The Sons of God, the Angels, and their offspring they made with human woman. That's right... we're talkin' Nephilim! Their descendants still roam the earth today. Don't believe it? Follow along with us as our pastor reads it to us from Genesis 6 and explains it to us.

Alright... I've over stepped my bounds and time here. Let the advanced class begin. Open your TextBook and your notepad. Sharpen your pencils and press play.