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Question about ancient races of history/mythology/theology, help out!
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Annunaki have relation to the Sumerian pantheon (younger deities), and have zero relation to the "nephilim" (who were entirely human, not fallen angels, nor hybrid beings of angels and humans, this is a gnostic false doctrine, see sitchiniswrong.com). "Titans" were the children of elder deities (protogenoi) and essentially older greek deities themselves, but not the oldest, their children were the later pantheon of deities, like the olympians. They may have been imaginary, spirits posing as if they were deities, or ancestors who were raised to divinity status by their peoples. "The gods" is too generic, do you mean any specific pantheon?
I have yet to run across "long walkers" it sounds Native American in origin.
Quoting: Anonymous Guest 76533169 Doesn't the Torah refer to the Nephilim as the offspring of the sons of gods/God and the daughters of men? I suppose though that the "sons of God" may mean mankind, and so may very well coincide with what you've shared. Yes "gods" is generic, but I wanted to leave this relatively open-ended. Here's a little more context to my train of thought: Long-walker is new to me as well. I believe it refers the very large/giant pale humanoids (think the Hollywood Prometheus film). But I did see a long-walker depicted with red hair. I also recall an unrelated source refer to the original inhabitants of earth as being red-headed giants, but at the time didn't associate this with the giant pale humanoid archetype we see in films like Prometheus (and more recently The Titan). I was hoping some of our peers might be able to elaborate on any connection between these characters. What you shared is relevant though, thank you!
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