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'''Nephilim''', which means "fallen ones" in Hebrew and has been translated as "giants" in some Biblical translations, is used in the [[Bible]] to refer to "men of renown" and "mighty men of old" prior to the [[flood]]<ref>Genesis 6:4</ref>.

'''Nephilim''', which means "fallen ones" in Hebrew and has been translated as "giants" in some Biblical translations, is used in the [[Bible]] to refer to "men of renown" and "mighty men of old" prior to the [[Great Flood|flood]]<ref>Genesis 6:4</ref>.

The context suggests that the Nephilim were the interbred offspring of the "sons of God", and the "daughters of men".  <ref>[http://www.nwcreation.net/nephilim.html| Who Were The Nephilim?]</ref> The phrase “sons of God” in the Old Testament of the Bible refers to angelic beings.  Thus the Nephilim would have been the hybrid offspring of fallen angels and humans.  The apocryphal book of Enoch also mentions Nephilim and describes them as having both physical bodies and super-human abilities.

The context suggests that the Nephilim were the interbred offspring of the "sons of God", and the "daughters of men".  <ref>[http://www.nwcreation.net/nephilim.html| Who Were The Nephilim?]</ref> The phrase “sons of God” in the Old Testament of the Bible refers to angelic beings.  Thus the Nephilim would have been the hybrid offspring of fallen angels and humans.  The apocryphal book of Enoch also mentions Nephilim and describes them as having both physical bodies and super-human abilities.