Revelatory yet disappointing

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	• Nephilim and the Pyramid: Nephilim and the Pyramid of the Apocalypse Patrick Heron Citadel, 2007 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 39 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Totally Enlightening!

I have been studying the Nephilim for several years now and this is one of the first books that I picked up on the subject. It is by far the most thorough on the subject. Dr. Heron makes an excellent argument for the pyramid's role in the apocalypse. This is a MUST READ! Actually, check out the author's website and buy the DVD's! THEY ARE AMAZING!!

Revelatory yet disappointing

Dr. Heron has written a tremendous book regarding the "fallen angels" and their genetically engineered off-spring. However, I agree with the first reviewer who points out that the portions of this book dealing with end-time events are meagerly researched. He basically just recycles the same pre-tribulation message I've heard since the 80s replete with the following fallacies, misinterpretations: a seven year tribulation (the Bible indicates that the "time of Jacob's trouble" is three and a half years) and a belief in an imminent and instantaneous rapture (the Bible explicitly states that the Rapture or "gathering" cannot happen until the man of sin or son of perdition is revealed and that we are "changed" in the twinkling of an eye not that the rapture occurs in the twinkling of an eye). Also, the Bible says that He will NOT return like a thief in the night for believers. Much of the pre-tribulation message is motivated by the desire to prepare listeners for an alter call, nothing wrong with that except that sharing the truth is always more effective. The Bible promises that those who wish to be saved will not endure the "wrath" of God. Tribulation and troublesome, tumultuous times are experienced by everyone, including believers. We are not exempt from suffering according to the Bible; in fact, suffering is something all believers are called to undergo. Heron needs to devote more time to studying what the Bible actually says about end-time events rather than merely trotting out the research of others.

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Nephilim and the Pyramid

The Author has done a great job doing his research. He has a good understanding of the Bible. The Secular History I am not as acquainted with but I have always been interested in the Nephilim , which is mentioned in the Book of Gensis, and the Pyramid.

Outstanding

I have been a born again Christian most of my life and I have never really explored the subject of the Nephilim until just recently.

"Nephilim and the Pyramids of the Apocolypse" is the first book I have read on the subject and I am glad it was.

Mr. Heron has provided a well investigated treatise, (backed with Scripture to include the Book of Enoch) and I came away with a better understanding on who the fallen angels are, why they did what they did, who their offspring are, the absolute hell they turned the pre-flood world into and finally, why God had to destroy it.

Above all, I have a better grasp of the end-times and who the Anti-Christ might be.

It also makes you understand pagan cultures and why they worship who they do and did. For instance, I now believe the old Greek gods were actually these fallen angels, and they ruled the pre-flood world with violence, inpunity and chaos. You will also know who built the pyramids both in Egypt and across the globe and what they mean.

When you read Mr. Heron's book, you will come away with a better understanding on the history of the world (from a Christian worldview) and why it is the way it is today.

The Book of Enoch along with this book should be required reading for all Christians.

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