Judgment Of The Nephilim Study Guide Paperback – November 13, 2021

Although my study guides for Judgment of the Nephilim and The Final Nephilim have different covers and the correct titles are on the cover of the books, the inside are the same and both say The Final Judgment Study Guide and have the same text. Are the Study Guides supposed to be the same? I just noticed this when I was going to start using my Study Guides. Is this a publishing error? Your attention to this matter would be appreciated. Love the textbooks! So informative and Biblical sound.Thank you,C. Barksdale

From start to finish I was impressed with the thoroughness of the scholarship in this book. Every assertion is backed up with one or more scriptures and extra biblical sources. While I didn’t agree with everything, by the time I finished the book, I agreed that the premise was sound and this version of biblical history was very likely the best explanation of the unseen spiritual war going on around us. I found chapter 16, “Kill the Heir – Take the Inheritance” to be particularly well done and listened to it twice. (I listened to the audiobook during my morning commute.) It helped tie the rest of the book together in my opinion. I highly recommend this book to those who have grappled with the hard questions of why a good God would wipe out the entire world population with a flood or why He would instruct Joshua to lead the Israelites in a merciless campaign of genocide against the inhabitants of the promised land. It all makes sense now. I’m thankful to Ryan Pitterson for undertaking this daunting project.

Sound in the Scriptures!

I really appreciate the way Ryan Pitterson approaches the information in the book. It is complex, challenging, honest, and has changed the way I approach studying Scripture.

Not what I expected. A mathematical book not a biblical story.

Extremely overpriced for short paperback book.