Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
Doesn't the Bible say that the only human survivors of the flood were Noah, his wife, his 3 sons and their 3 wives? Canaan was not on the Ark.
How did the Bible know about Neanderthals before Scientist did?
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Doesn't the Bible say that the only human survivors of the flood were Noah, his wife, his 3 sons and their 3 wives? Canaan was not on the Ark.
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my study of this subject is so sound that the Jew the Naked Archaeologist agreed with my premise. I even sited his show of the subject in one of my threads and soon after the video has vanished from youtube never to be seen again because it opened up a huge HOLE in the claim of the 'current' Jewish population being descendants of the OG Hebrews.
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Canaan is a descendant of Noah breh
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LionofJudah
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Which is exactly why the Nephilim wouldn't have descended from Canaan , because Canaan didn't have children until after the flood. The Nephilim are mentioned BEFORE the flood.
After Canaan was cursed...the next time you hear about him is when Joshua & Caleb go to his land in Numbers. They were afraid because of the sight of the Nephilim...that dwelled in the land.
Putting two and two together with how the Nephilim are described in Noah's time and with the Curse of Canaan having Nephilim in his land...these are his descendants that were cursed. The Neanderthal DNA is what changed the original black people of Canaan into the Nephilim offspring
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LionofJudah
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Actually come to think of it, the Nephilim are only mentioned by name in the Bible BEFORE the flood in new versions, because the KJV damn sure doesn't mention them.
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
I know this, but that doesn't mean he was on the Ark. lol
Canaan was born after the flood...
the same flood that wiped out the Nephillim...
so the Nephillim couldn't have been descendants of Canaan.
In the episode you mentioned in the OP, The (10) Hebrew spies were exaggerating how big these Canaanite men were.
In effect, they were saying God didn't do what he said he was going to do (cleanse the earth of The Nephillim).
Tommy Knocks
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Actually this theory I do support. I've done a lot of research on the Nephilim, in fact, I was apart of a dubstep group called....Nephilim.
This theory is also well documented and being peer reviewed right now.
Tommy Knocks
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False. After the flood...there was King Og. which indicates not all of them were wiped out....
Tommy Knocks
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But King Og lived after, and he was a nephilim, which indicates not all of them were wiped out.
I did ask this question in a thread once but no one answered 
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/old-testament-questions.203535/
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/old-testament-questions.203535/
LionofJudah
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Breh, you're making connections where there aren't any. For one, the argument falls apart at the Canaan was cursed doctrine. Because
1) Canaan himself was cursed, not his descendants. To say oherwise is reading into the scriptures.
2) Noah stated Canaan would be cursed out of anger, not the Most High. Who is Noah to really 'curse' anyone?
3) Even if there was a curse on Canaan, it was to be a servant, not that he was somehow a wicked seed or anything else.
4) Canaan's descendants occupied what would later be called Israel and flourished. Doesn't exactly sound like they were cursed in any way.
But even if we ignore these points, them being scared of Canaanites (not Nephilim) doesn't exactly prove your point at all that they were white people.
LionofJudah
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Where in the Bible does it state King Og is a Nephilim and what version of the Bible states this?
