The Nephilim are a mysterious group of beings mentioned in the book of Genesis. But who were they thought to be? Giants? Fallen angels?

The song was inspired by Nelson's grandmother who read from the Bible and would often sing the Christian hymn "Rock of Ages" after dinner.

Historian teams up with Chris Tomlin and Hillsong’s Ben Fielding to adapt rare music dating back to the third century.

The United States has many Halls of Fame. Some are well known, like football’s in Canton or baseball’s in Cooperstown. Lesser known are the Robot Hall of ...

Although not central, it’s mentioned a number of times throughout the Bible, and it has been ruled by an incredibly ... it was the site of the first suicide attack in history; and it was inhabited or ...

Mentioned in each of the four Gospels, the Bible story of Palm Sunday tells us that Jesus entered ... This wasn’t just a random choice—it was full of symbolic meaning and fulfilled ancient prophecy.

The link between Goliath and the fallen angels has a pretty solid biblical basis. The children of the angels and their human wives were called the Nephilim (Gen. 6:4). The Nephilim were identified ...

Credit: Wikipedia Commons, Carole Raddato, CC-BY-SA 2.0 The Bible mentions the Hittites numerous times ... In the context of students of Greek history, the Hittite Empire is perhaps most famous for ...

The Iliff Bible is particularly notorious for being bound in the human skin of Native Americans. However, its exact origin is unknown. The connection to Prickett’s Fort is one possible point of ...