The Return of Nephilim

Alan Dean Paul

• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Year: 2020
• Print ISBN: 9781635684650
• eBook ISBN: 9781635684667
• Topic: Theology & Religion
• Subtopic: Biblical Studies

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Introduction

Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. (1 John 4:4, italics added)

There are many views on prophecy, and almost every view is a theory created by man. This has shaped prophecy as most people see it today. My book is different because it avoids theories. There is no revived Roman Empire or rapture. Revealed are scriptural events coming into play, not theories. While theories make an interesting view of prophecy, they also mislead. How many people are looking for a rapture? People are looking for signs from those who think they know. Because of this, they are missing the rise of thugs (Nephilim) that have taken over the world.

The thugs have divided us and then gained power from that division. They view themselves as the “enlightened.” These thugs in high places think they know better than we little people know and feel they should run our lives. The collectivist academic thought police have moved into the highest institutions in modern society and, through the power of government, hope to impose their view of the world on the rest of us.

Do we want to keep our society based on individual freedom? Alternatively, do we want to turn over power to elitists? America, built on an individualistic society, is the reason for writing this book. Individualism is true Christianity, and collectivism goes against Western Christian culture.

This book is dedicated to America, Australia, Canada, Great Britain, and to the individualists out there who have created the Western way of life. This faith of individualism, or Christianity, has—in its purest form—made civilization great. If you want to see a different view of prophecy, you can read my book.

Reason for Prophecy

It is an evil and sinful people who want to see a miracle as a sign from God. But no miracle will be done to prove anything to them. (Matthew 12:39, Easy-to-Read Version, italics added)

This book is on the Bible and prophecy. It avoids interpretations of prophecy by avoiding theories. This book is not looking for miracles as a sign from God. With this book, I hope readers see prophecy on their own and understand the background needed to put events together. What is written is based on three words critical to understanding prophecy: sealed, time, and events. No one knows prophecy except God; this means the theories some have, like the rapture, are not known until the signs come to life. Because this book is based on words that are sealed, time understood by God, and events (signs of the times), it concentrates on history and current events rather than theories, such as a revived Roman Empire. What these words reveal is a pattern. This pattern started in Eden and will continue until the separation of man (time of the Gentiles) is complete (Luke 21:24).

Sealed

The Lord will make you sleepy. He will close your eyes. (The prophets are your eyes.) He will cover your heads. (The prophets are your heads.) To you my words are like the words in a book that is closed and sealed. You can give the book to someone who can read and tell that person to read it. That person will say, “I cannot read the book. It is closed, and I cannot open it.”

You can give the book to someone who cannot read and tell that person to read it. That person will say, “I cannot read the book because I don’t know how to read.”

The Lord says, “These people come to honor me with words, but I am not really important to them. The worship they give me is nothing but human rules they have memorized. So I will continue to amaze them by doing powerful and amazing things. Their wise men will lose their wisdom. Even the most intelligent among them will not be able to understand” (Isaiah 29:10–14, ERV, italics added).

To “you my words are like the words in this book that are closed and sealed” confirms the secrecy of prophecy until the time for it to be revealed. First, let us discuss the words that have been sealed. Past events will be used to explain today, like the West, and the signs we are currently seeing. Only when it is time is prophecy clear. Most people thought there would be rapture, others thought there would be miracles and signs, and some people thought there would be great trouble. Who got it right? Who got parts right? There are probably true aspects of each of the main views, but generally, they got it wrong. If the most common views were right, we would, at this time, be in a rapture—and missing Revelation 13, which is currently being fulfilled.

And he said, “Go thy way, Daniel: for the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end” (Daniel 12:9, italics added).

It is simple; knowing prophecy would contradict the Bible because prophecy events are sealed until it is time for them to be revealed. People have figured out parts, but the general view is wrong. Again, the events described in Revelation 13 are playing out as this book is being written, and there has yet to be rapture. Daniel, an Old Testament prophet, said prophecy would be kept secret until the time of the end of Nephilim rule.

Time

The second item is time. “But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day” (2 Peter 3:8, italics added). Time can change the way a verse is seen, and when you look at events separately, the interpretation changes completely from what is commonly viewed in churches.

Signs of the Times (Events)

The third item is events, sometimes called the signs of the times, but events are simply things that are happening. When you see these events, do not go back to get your coat if you are in the field, like the example Jesus gave (Matthew 24:18)...

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Appendix
• Edicts of Asoka