What Church Doesn't Want You to Know | Yahweh and The Fallen Angels

This video study the relationship between the Anunnaki, Yahweh, and the so-called “fallen angels“ of Hebrew and Mesopotamian mythology. The narrative explores how Yahweh, initially seen as one among many gods (elohim) in ancient religious tradition, evolved to be considered the sole supreme god. The video also discusses the theory about the Anunnaki and the creation of humanity, as well as exploring the stories of mythical figures such as the Nephilim and the Igigi. In Genesis, the “benai elohim“ (sons of God) saw the daughters of humans as attractive and took them as wives, leading to the birth of the Nephilim, formidable and renowned beings. This biblical episode is distinct from the narratives involving the Anunnaki, who were revered as powerful gods in ancient Mesopotamia. Yahweh's portrayal within these ancient texts is complex and multifaceted. He is not depicted as the sole God but as one of the Elohim, a term that implies a plurality of divine beings. Yahweh's