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Due to be published in 2009 |
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From the back cover: They were called Nephilim by the ancient
Hebrews. The Sumerians knew them as the Annuaki. The Egyptians, Greeks and Romans worshipped them as gods and built statues and temples to
them. The indigenous peoples of the Western
Hemisphere mimicked the designs of ziggurats and pyramids
that visitors from space had given the people of
Egypt and those in ancient Mesopotamia. To this day, markers for where their ships
landed are still extant and can be seen. Early cave dwellers painted representations of
these ships, and asked for blessings from these same
gods to be bestowed on their hunts. Whatever they may be called in the 21st
century, Return Of The Nephilim will delve into these controversial issues and many more. |
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Ken Harrelson originally wrote this
non-fiction title in 1999, but it has been newly amended and will be
published in 2009 for the first time anywhere. This topic about ancient space travellers
has been discussed and criticized in many circles, academic and theological,
and is very controversial even today.
See how one person has pieced the facts together to make a tale too
frightening to ignore. |
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Return Of The Nephilim, by Ken Harrelson ISBN: |
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