This is the history of the world. At the same time it is a rigorous examination of the ancient Fallen Angels’ motivations, the systemic consequences of their rebellion and actions of their of offspring, and God’s convenantal responses that is needed for diagnosing the true causes of civilizational decay in both ancient times and the modern day; this inquiry ultimately reveals that only the restoration of theonomic governance, grounded in divine law and not mankind’s opinions, can rectify the ontological corruption they unleashed.

First, we will explore a forensic reconstruction of the fallen angels’ subversive covenant, then their strategic masquerade as pagan deities and ancient kings, and the ensuing divine judgments upon their hybrid progeny, the Nephilim. Through intertextual and anthropological analysis spanning antediluvian to contemporary societies, I will demystify their disembodied offspring, the Shedim, and their enduring influence on modern cultural systems, governments, and individuals alike.

Crucially, this genealogy of corruption exposes the non-negotiable imperative for theonomic governance and continual deliverance of individuals as the sole antidotes to entities engineered to subvert divine order.

Drawing upon both Biblical and other sources, this narrative weaves through the ages, uncovering the various guises these beings assumed, from fairies of old to modern extraterrestrial abduction encounters. This book unearths their elusive presence and extrapolates God’s responses to their actions, creating a comprehensive account of divine rectifications throughout human history, showing us by example what way we need to follow.