Jacob

Great content; bad narration

Revisado: 10-01-24

The Gilbert's thesis, an updating and revamping of *Satan's Psy Ops,* is very good. Not a lot of new material, but there is an attempt to bring in new developments in AI and the like.

As others have noted, the narration is bad. I mean, difficult to continue listening bad. If you are going to narrate a book about the Nephilim, you should probably know how it is pronounced, as that word will occur repeatedly. He also butchers other proper names in the Bible--and not necessarily obscure ones.

You are probably better off just getting the hard copy or an e-book.

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Good narration, interesting thesis

Revisado: 09-30-24

Within the same orbit of Heiser's Unseen Realm, Pitterson gives his own take. Although much of the material will be familiar, he moves the argument from Mt Hermon to the Jordan River Valley.

The narration is surprisingly good.

I did find his overreliance on 19th century sources a bit odd.

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