Here is everything you should know. The phrase "Nephilim" appears in three locations in the Bible. Once in the Book of Genesis, once in the Book of Numbers and another in the Book of Ezekiel.

Before the Great Deluge, the Bible's Book of Genesis describes the Nephilim as the offspring of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men". Some interpretations suggest they were the descendants ...

Though some religious groups (who interpret the bible literally) think that the Nephilim were not wiped out by the great flood on account of being too tall, most think nothing survived Earth being ...

The Nephilim described in the Book of Enoch continue ... Source: Genesis 6:1-4 (Hebrew Bible), First Book of Enoch (1 Enoch).

The first mention of the Anakim in the Bible appears in Genesis 6. A note in the NAB describes them as “tall aboriginals” whom the Israelites likened to the Nephilim (mentioned below).

Their enthusiasm for the subject was fueled by their love of the Bible. "The Bible describes the Nephilim in several places," said Landa. The main explanation appears in Genesis chapter 6.

Scattered throughout the Hebrew Bible are a selection of words that ... actual meaning of these words is not clear. Three words: nephilim, rephaim, and anakim, plague us more than any others.