Answers to Giant Questions

TJ and Kris talk about how the author of Genesis 4 destroys the pride of Babylon by belittling the source of its claim to cultural superiority. Then they discuss the technical distinctions between the sons of God and the only begotten Son of God, Jesus Christ.

TJ and Kris discuss the fact that there was more than one Enoch in the Bible, and that there may very well be more than one Satan as well.

TJ and Kris talk about names in the Bible, and some of the complexities concerning their meanings and origins, before diving into some Giant Questions about the temptation in the garden of Eden, and issues of corporate responsibility for sin.

TJ and Kris chat about the mysterious land of Nod, make obscure Superman movie references, dip into the “hollow earth” thing and share some thoughts about the flesh, the spirit, and the robot.

TJ and Kris chat about Cain’s exile before exploring the famous “Mark of Cain” - what it is, and more importantly, what it isn’t. Then, TJ explains why it makes sense that the fallen Watchers were made responsible for the nations of the world.

TJ and Kris discuss the meaning of the ground opening its mouth to receive Abel’s blood, atonement for giants, subterranean aliens and more.

Kris and TJ get into what it means for Cain to be the older brother, and grapple with the idea that Abel has become impossible to control in this text. Then TJ talks about human/divine proportions and how human humans are.

TJ and Kris uncover a dark purpose behind the ritual killing of Abel in Genesis 4, get to the bottom of what Cain actually said to Abel, and take a question about female giants.

TJ and Kris dive deep into the story of Cain and Abel to try and figure out the many problems associated with the offerings that the brothers bring to the Lord. Then TJ tackles a Giant Question about the identity of Azazel.

TJ and Kris introduce Genesis chapter 4 and discuss the possibility of the global elite being demonic shapeshifting reptile vampire things.

TJ and Kris conclude the recap of their coverage of Serpent Seed doctrine, setting the scene for the rest of the season as they prepare to explore Genesis Four.

TJ and Kris return with an introduction to Season Four of the show, laying some groundwork with a compilation of previous audio clips relating to the so-called serpent seed doctrine.

TJ and Kris recap the podcast series so far, and TJ tackles a giant question about his approach to interpretation of Scripture.

TJ and Kris unpack a surprising reading of the conclusion to the Eden story, which brings some much-needed consolation to the exiled first audience of the narrative. Then they take another look at the age-old question: could the events of Genesis 6:1-4 happen again?

Kris and TJ explore more thoughts about the exile from Eden and dive into a second temple period text that connects Melchizedek to the recovery of Eden.

TJ and Kris discuss the biblical Exile, and somehow manage to get the Nephilim involved as they go along.

TJ and Kris talk about the “us” in the Lord God’s statement, “the man has become like one of us…” in Genesis 3:22, and then look at what that could mean. Then they answer a Giant Question about whether Jesus Christ had a “fallen” human nature.

TJ and Kris examine the garments of skins that God made for the humans in the Garden, and then dive deeper into the Mesopotamian cultural background behind the Eden story.

Kris and TJ discover that all is not as it seems when the man in the garden of Eden names his wife. Then they explore a controversial passage in the book of Joshua with planet-shaking consequences.

TJ and Kris mercilessly destroy classic turns of phrase such as “by the sweat of your brow” and “dust to dust” in pursuit of the message that the biblical author has for us in Genesis 3:19. Then they tackle a Giant Question related to a recent exorcism.

TJ and Kris celebrate a milestone 50th episode with an exploration of the symbolic use of thorns in the Bible and in later Jewish writings, before discussing the identity of Antichrist.

TJ and Kris continue their discussion on the pronouncement of destiny that God delivers to the divine rebel in Eden. Then TJ goes on a rant about Biblical cosmology in mainstream scholarship.

TJ and Kris talk about curses, prophecy, and the dynamics of the divine council in Genesis 3:14, before answering questions about dinosaurs and the discoveries of Galileo.

TJ and Kris watch helplessly as the humans play the blame game in the garden of Eden, before turning attention to “space conspiracy” and a question about divine rebellions.

TJ and Kris look at the response of the man and the woman once they realise that they messed up in the garden of Eden, in light of the prophetic tradition that preceded the Exile. They also discover what was going on with the enormous cluster of grapes that the spies brought back from Canaan in Numbers 13.