Nephilim

Genesis 6:4 places the term beside relations of sons of ElohimElohimA Hebrew word with plural morphology, used for “gods” or for a singular deity according to context.Glossary · Click to read the explanation and women and ancient heroes, with “also afterward.” Numbers 13:32–33 places it in the scouts’ report of large people. These distinct narrative contexts do not establish an archaeological measurement or extraterrestrial species, nor equate the word with every Watcher. The modern diagram explains contexts, not an ancient image. ^{[1] [2]}