Rumors have been flying around that some men ignore women when they post about something that might "look" like teaching. For those who missed the Hebrew in my first post, here it is again.
"Rather than use a 'translation" which is merely a translator trying to make things palatable to people who don't speak Hebrew, let us look at the Masoretic Text, which is the one that has the oldest manuscripts, including Books like Isaiah being the same in the Dead Sea scrolls as the MT. (Written well before the time of Christ!)
Gen. 6;4 starts with the word הנפלים, which transliterated means "the nephilim." noun, masculine plural, from the root verb נפל, which means "to fall". Brown-Driver -Briggs translates it as "giants" and of course it is the same in Numbers 13:33. The notes say that the etymology is "very dubious.""
Yes, even a woman can study to show herself approved. I have studied both Greek and Hebrew and if that offends some people, I am sorry. But I will tell the true story.
The Hebrew literally says "Fallen ones" but is of dubious origin. KJV translators were used by both Strong and Brown-Driver-Briggs, the main biblical Lexicon. They say giants.
Hoping not everyone has me on ignore.