Questions about Genesis 6, the sons of God, the Nephilim, the Divine Council, and the angelic rebellion can invite speculation. This book offers a careful, Scripture-centered approach for pastors, Bible educators, seminary scholars, and readers seeking a clearer understanding of the passage.
Drawing on biblical exegesis, historical theology, Hebrew word studies, and the ancient Near Eastern context, it examines Genesis 6 while affirming the authority of God’s Word. Written from a confessional Reformed perspective, it engages historic and contemporary scholarship without relying on conjecture.
Explore:
– Old Testament references to the sons of God and the meaning of bene ha’elohim
– Interpretations of Genesis 6 and the identity of the Nephilim
– The contributions and limits of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Second Temple Judaism
– The significance of Jude and 2 Peter
– The Divine Council in Scripture
– How Genesis 6 points to Christ’s triumph over rebellious forces
This study places Genesis 6 within God’s larger redemptive story and helps readers consider its difficult questions with care and context.
