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  • ​The concept of the Watchers or Nephilim in the Bible, as mentioned in Genesis 6:4, where "the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men," is intriguing and has parallels in various ancient mythologies around the world. Here are a few noteworthy examples:


    1. Sumerian Mythology: The Anunnaki were believed to be powerful deities who descended from the heavens, similar to the narrative of celestial beings in the Bible. The Anunnaki were thought to have mingled with humans and influenced human affairs (Jacobsen, 1976).


    1. Greek Mythology: The Titans and later the Olympian gods were often depicted as larger-than-life figures with immense power, similar to the Nephilim. They were believed to have had interactions with humans, including producing demi-god offspring, like Hercules (Hesiod, 1988).


    1. Norse Mythology: The Jötnar, or giants, are often portrayed as powerful beings who predated the gods and sometimes intermingled with them and humans. This mirrors the idea of ancient, powerful beings interacting with humanity (Lindow, 2002).


    1. Hindu Mythology: The Asuras and Devas are depicted as powerful beings often at odds with each other, with Asuras similarly seen as mighty and sometimes malevolent beings akin to the Nephilim (Zimmer, 1951).


    1. Mesopotamian Mythology: The Apkallu were seven sages sent by the god Enki to bring civilization to humanity. They were later depicted as having been "mixed" with humans, which echoes the narrative of divine interaction with humans (Bottéro, 2001).


    These comparisons highlight a widespread cultural motif of powerful, often divine or semi-divine beings interacting with humans, reflecting a shared human fascination with beings greater than ourselves and the mysteries of creation.


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