How Long to Read Earth's Earliest Ages

How Long Does it Take to Read Earth's Earliest Ages?

It takes the average reader to read Earth's Earliest Ages by George H. Pember

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Since the beginning of time and within every major culture of the ancient world, the astonishingly consistent story is told of "gods" who descended from heaven and materialized in bodies of flesh. From Rome to Greece--and before that, to Egypt, Persia, Assyria, Babylonia, and Sumer--the earliest records of civilization tell of the era when powerful beings known to the Hebrews as "Watchers" and in the book of Genesis as the b'nai ha Elohim ("sons of God") mingled themselves with humans, giving birth to part-celestial, part-terrestrial hybrids known as "Nephilim." When George Hawkins Pember, in this 1876 masterpiece, analyzed the prophecy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 24 that says the end times would be a repeat of "the days of Noah," he concluded the final and most fearful sign heralding the Lord's Second Coming would be the return of the Nephilim, "the appearance upon earth of beings from the Principality of the Air, and their unlawful intercourse with the human race."Jesus Himself, in answering His disciples concerning the signs of His coming and of the end of the world, verified it would be "as the days of [Noah] were" (Matthew 24:37). The implication is, just as it was before the Flood when the spirits of Nephilim were powerful upon earth (Genesis 6:4), mankind would experience an end-times renaissance of the influence of these entities.Does a curious verse in the book of Daniel validate Pember's thesis? It staggers the mind to contemplate how the same phenomenon that occurred in Genesis chapter 6, where nonhuman species or "nonseed" mingled with human seed and produced Nephilim could happen again in the end times. Yet when this verse from Daniel is coupled with Genesis 3:15, which says, "And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed [zera, meaning "offspring," "descendents," or "children"] and her seed," an incredible tenet emerges--that Satan has seed, that it is at enmity with Christ, and that it is set to return in these last days.Has the time of their coming arrived?

How long is Earth's Earliest Ages?

Earth's Earliest Ages by George H. Pember is 0 pages long, and a total of 0 words.

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How Long Does it Take to Read Earth's Earliest Ages Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes to read Earth's Earliest Ages aloud.

What Reading Level is Earth's Earliest Ages?

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