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Men of Old, Men of Reknown - The Offspring of Eloheem Were Giants
By Ted Rivera | Submitted On May 11, 2010

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The mythologies of the world are filled with legends of superhuman creatures that roamed the lands and pillaged the earth in ancient times. Are these characters ancient "Frankenstein 's" imagined to frighten little cave children into eating their veggies, or where there actually "Giant" hominids that were the result of the abominable union of Angels and Women? Because they were half Angel, they had no need for food yet they constantly hungered for the wealth and flesh of humans. This insatiable hunger was due to the fact that their Spirits were not of the earth or from heaven, but organic mutations out of place on Earth and under the Power of Darkness.

In Greek mythology, Giants fought against the Gods in an attempt to take power from Zeus. The "Gigantomachia" (Giant-War) is a Greek myth about a war for power between the Giants and the gods of Mount Olympus. Norse Mythology refers to the Giants as the "Jotnar" that conquered Asgard in "The Battle of Ragnarok." The Hindu gods, The Vedas, came to Earth and their

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