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Isaiah Robin hosts Nathan Reynolds, a guest he first noticed on The Confessionals, for an account of a family line Reynolds calls Nephilim. This is his claim about giants and fallen beings, not a ranking of peoples. Reynolds says he was born into that seed line and into a ritual world where those families claim a right to rule and do not count themselves as ordinary humans. Robin glosses a term for the audience. Watchers, he says, mean fallen angels. Reynolds describes beings who can change shape, some held in Tartarus, plus a serpent brotherhood, mound sites, and priest writings used to call such beings. He also says antiquity included giants and creatures outside ordinary categories, and that certain lines were kept because they were the last of their kind. A scarce book he calls a gospel addressed even to Nephilim is what he credits with the idea that the seed line did not bar redemption. He now says his orders are to preach to every creature.
Key points
- Reynolds says he was born into a seed line he calls Nephilim and into its ritual world.
- Robin explains that the watchers in this account are fallen angels.
- Shape changing beings, mounds, and a serpent brotherhood are part of the cosmology Reynolds describes.
- He claims some lines were maintained as the last of their kind, alongside stories of giants.
- A book about good news for such beings is what he credits with a turn toward redemption.
- He presents his later work as preaching, after a break with the households he came from.
Short quotes
I just wanted to hunt monsters in the night.
Nathan Reynolds, Nathan Reynolds on a Nephilim line
He casts his early aim as a hunt for monsters rather than an ordinary career. Watch at 14:49
By the way guys, for those who don't know, when he's saying the Watchers, he's talking about fallen angels.
Isaiah Robin, Nathan Reynolds on a Nephilim line
The host glosses the watchers in this interview as fallen angels. Watch at 21:13
They're the last of their kinds and they've been breeding them, right?
Nathan Reynolds, Nathan Reynolds on a Nephilim line
He claims some lines were continued because they were the last of that kind. Watch at 43:39
I've seen him provide supernatural miracles because you got to understand, we're dealing with the fallen.
Nathan Reynolds, Nathan Reynolds on a Nephilim line
Strange help, in his account, comes from dealings with fallen beings. Watch at 45:41
My commission for my king who gave me my marching orders is to preach the gospel to every creature.
Nathan Reynolds, Nathan Reynolds on a Nephilim line
He says his present task is preaching, including to beings outside ordinary humanity. Watch at 48:52
Video by Isaiah Robin. Watch on YouTube.