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On the Trail of the Nephilim, Volume One
L.A. Marzulli has written this latest book. What you are about to read is not the stuff of science fiction. It's not a fantastic fable or the musings of an overzealous archaeologist. It's straight out of the pages of the Bible. The 120+ pictures displayed within this volume have not been altered in any way. What you are about to see is truly ground-breaking revelation--an unparalleled discovery that may leave you in stunned silence. This books is the culmination of a lengthy search for the physical evidence of the Nephilim, the Giants of Old Testament lore. A significant cover-up has taken place over the years, reducing these double digit, gigantic hybrids to the dustbins of history. But make no mistake about it-they were there. Hundreds of excavated graves scattered throughout the would provide evidence of their genetic abomination-the product of the breeding of heavenly angels with the women of Earth during the days of Noah. These ancient builders left behind evidence of their supernatural strength and technological know-how. Their massive, megalithic structures are legendary and evidence of Nephilim architecture abounds worldwide. Marzulli and a team of scientist, archaeologists and scholars traveled to the jungles of a foreign land, perhaps the only place where they could gain access to the unspoiled evidence of this genetic manipulation- PERU-toppling perhaps the greatest cover-up in mankind's bizarre history.
396 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2012
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About the author
L.A. Marzulli
31 books128 followersAuthor, lecturer and film-maker, Lynn A. Marzulli is an evangelical Christian who travels the United States lecturing on—as his blog title proclaims—"politics, prophecy and the supernatural".
Among the eight novels he has published, the Nephilim trilogy made the Christian Booksellers' Association best-seller list. He has an e-magazine and frequently speaks on TV, radio and internet radio.
Among the eight novels he has published, the Nephilim trilogy made the Christian Booksellers' Association best-seller list. He has an e-magazine and frequently speaks on TV, radio and internet radio.
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November 26, 2014
More proof that the Bible is true. An excellent read. Now for the next one.
February 14, 2018
Filling in the gaps
When we come to a better understanding of the deeds of the fallen watchers and the Nephilim, then many passages in scripture spring forth with new and truer meaning. Books like this one are preparing the saints for what is coming upon this earth, and also stirring us up to embrace what spiritual warfare will finally be like. Christ is the 2nd man, the last Adam ( 1st Cor 15 ), partaking of his blood and body is how God delivers his saints from this genetically perverted world.
When we come to a better understanding of the deeds of the fallen watchers and the Nephilim, then many passages in scripture spring forth with new and truer meaning. Books like this one are preparing the saints for what is coming upon this earth, and also stirring us up to embrace what spiritual warfare will finally be like. Christ is the 2nd man, the last Adam ( 1st Cor 15 ), partaking of his blood and body is how God delivers his saints from this genetically perverted world.
December 24, 2021
I am a big fan of thinking outside the box, and I believe there is more to our pre-history than we currently acknowledge. However, this book didn't really deliver much more than anecdotes and conjecture. The latter part of the book veered away from Nephilim altogether and focused on elongated skull specimens. I dunno...just didn't flow well for me.
June 4, 2019
Starts out slow but ends so you can't stop reading
The first half is a lot of museum pictures but once you get past that it is something hard to stop reading.
Looking forward to the other volumes
The first half is a lot of museum pictures but once you get past that it is something hard to stop reading.
Looking forward to the other volumes
October 14, 2020
Great and interesting t
As I read this book, I realized how scary the truth could be.. To think the Nephilim were actually here on this continent. The evil one seems to be in this world yesterday, today and tomorrow. This book takes you on such an interesting ride. Read this and enjoy. It is so well researched, and I wasn't able to put it down.
As I read this book, I realized how scary the truth could be.. To think the Nephilim were actually here on this continent. The evil one seems to be in this world yesterday, today and tomorrow. This book takes you on such an interesting ride. Read this and enjoy. It is so well researched, and I wasn't able to put it down.
January 26, 2023
The Intrigue Continues
Marzulli's theory is extremely intriguing, captivating in it's relation to Biblical scripture, and most of all it's call to strengthen our faith in preparation for coming inevitable events.
The grandest take away of all though is the consolation that believers know the ending to this cosmic tale
Marzulli's theory is extremely intriguing, captivating in it's relation to Biblical scripture, and most of all it's call to strengthen our faith in preparation for coming inevitable events.
The grandest take away of all though is the consolation that believers know the ending to this cosmic tale
March 18, 2023
Fascinating! Jaw dropping evidence in pictures of the Nephilim and their hybrid offspring from Genesis 6.
The Smithsonian has destroyed evidence and canceled an alternative narrative to the Dawinian theory of evolution. Worthwhile to check this out on Youtube under Watchers because the paperback is very expensive.
The Smithsonian has destroyed evidence and canceled an alternative narrative to the Dawinian theory of evolution. Worthwhile to check this out on Youtube under Watchers because the paperback is very expensive.
October 3, 2021
Fascinating story
Whether or not you accept the author's hypothesis, he weaves a fascinating tale of the origins of the Biblical Nephilim. Step by step he creates a scenario that not only follows the Biblical narrative, but confirms it in many ways. I couldn't put it down.
Whether or not you accept the author's hypothesis, he weaves a fascinating tale of the origins of the Biblical Nephilim. Step by step he creates a scenario that not only follows the Biblical narrative, but confirms it in many ways. I couldn't put it down.
February 8, 2023
nope
You had me interested all the way up until you tried to shovel propaganda about climate change, and global warming. you need to get your facts straight maybe you assume people who read this kind of thing are gullible. I am not.
You had me interested all the way up until you tried to shovel propaganda about climate change, and global warming. you need to get your facts straight maybe you assume people who read this kind of thing are gullible. I am not.
March 30, 2023
super interesting
I love how LA writes. Full of stories every time he gives you a few pages of his explorations and describes his findings. It’s simple to follow although many things are hard to understand. I found it hard to put down.
I love how LA writes. Full of stories every time he gives you a few pages of his explorations and describes his findings. It’s simple to follow although many things are hard to understand. I found it hard to put down.
July 9, 2025
Interesting about giants
I was surprised about East Liverpool, Ohio being mentioned in the book. The book really showed some light on the nephilim would recommend this book to anyone. Loved it!
I was surprised about East Liverpool, Ohio being mentioned in the book. The book really showed some light on the nephilim would recommend this book to anyone. Loved it!
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July 13, 2025Interesting reading
Covered a lot of ground, didn't really provide answers, but who could. The demonic darwinian platitudes will never die but they will burn one day with all the liars who cover up the truth. We win in the end.
Covered a lot of ground, didn't really provide answers, but who could. The demonic darwinian platitudes will never die but they will burn one day with all the liars who cover up the truth. We win in the end.
April 10, 2018
how disappointing! I was very interested in reading about the Nephilim, however, the author is an avid creationist and detracted from the whole subject. Not recommended
January 9, 2020
Great research from one of the best researchers in this field. An absolute must-read for those interested.
July 2, 2020
Worth the time of you enjoy theories
Easy read with great pictures. Thought provoking. Really made me question my beliefs about human creation. Read the whole thing in two days.
Easy read with great pictures. Thought provoking. Really made me question my beliefs about human creation. Read the whole thing in two days.
February 26, 2022
A really good introduction and overview to the nephilim in the Bible and the possibility that they traveled to the America's.
April 24, 2023
Must read
Very good research and connection!!! I watch the videos also, if you like this subject, I would recommend both books and videos
Very good research and connection!!! I watch the videos also, if you like this subject, I would recommend both books and videos
October 30, 2023
Interesting subject matter. The writer is very passionate.
October 4, 2025
This one needs to be a part of everyone's list
December 3, 2025
Provocative
The book Makes you think In the speculative way Scenarios that are different than we Are taught about our history
The book Makes you think In the speculative way Scenarios that are different than we Are taught about our history
March 7, 2020
Eye opener
Such a good background on our history. It explains so many unanswered questions in the bible as well as Native American culture.
Why was this covered up so long?
Why were specific agendas more important than the truth?
This book helps us see what is really there.
Thank you for all the hard work!
Such a good background on our history. It explains so many unanswered questions in the bible as well as Native American culture.
Why was this covered up so long?
Why were specific agendas more important than the truth?
This book helps us see what is really there.
Thank you for all the hard work!
April 4, 2023
This was definitely my kind of book. History. Archaeology. Bible. NOT BORING. L.A. Marzulli has documented a fantastic case that certain portions of our secular history [that validates the historicity of the Bible] has been suppressed. I will never look at Genesis chapter six the same way again. This book has been impressively researched and comprehensively documented. "On the Trail of the Nephilim" is a must-read for any serious researcher.
April 10, 2025
We know from the Bible that there were giants in ancient times, Goliath for example. What happened to them?
Put on your double tinfoil hat.
The author believes that the Nephilim fled to Europe and the new world at the time the Israelites were conquering the Caanan land. He does highlight some mysteries that have not been well accounted-for by mainstream archaeology, for instance in the chapter on "American Stonehenge" and the cool abnormal and deformed skulls in Peru.
Wikipedia page about Mound Builders
The material about global warming seemed out of place in this book, although I agree with him that global warming is a hoax.
The idea of a spreading, international conspiracy to suppress evidence of the Nephilim in order to support Darwinism seems far-fetched to me. This is the weakest part of the whole theory. We should still be stumbling across these remains at least occasionally and it doesn't seem plausible that these discoveries are being covered up every single time, everywhere.
MIT Scientists Find a Way to Move Massive Stones, Harnessing the Same Methods Used by Ancient Civilizations
I think he somewhat weakens his case by trying to link all unsolved archaeological mysteries to the Nephilim. For instance the idea of the Nephilim being the elongated-skull people in Peru didn't strike me as all that plausible. Oh, they got elongated skulls? When did that happen? Or were they like that all along? Why no mention of the elongated skulls in the Bible or other historical depictions?
Put on your double tinfoil hat.
The author believes that the Nephilim fled to Europe and the new world at the time the Israelites were conquering the Caanan land. He does highlight some mysteries that have not been well accounted-for by mainstream archaeology, for instance in the chapter on "American Stonehenge" and the cool abnormal and deformed skulls in Peru.
Wikipedia page about Mound Builders
The material about global warming seemed out of place in this book, although I agree with him that global warming is a hoax.
The idea of a spreading, international conspiracy to suppress evidence of the Nephilim in order to support Darwinism seems far-fetched to me. This is the weakest part of the whole theory. We should still be stumbling across these remains at least occasionally and it doesn't seem plausible that these discoveries are being covered up every single time, everywhere.
MIT Scientists Find a Way to Move Massive Stones, Harnessing the Same Methods Used by Ancient Civilizations
I think he somewhat weakens his case by trying to link all unsolved archaeological mysteries to the Nephilim. For instance the idea of the Nephilim being the elongated-skull people in Peru didn't strike me as all that plausible. Oh, they got elongated skulls? When did that happen? Or were they like that all along? Why no mention of the elongated skulls in the Bible or other historical depictions?
October 29, 2016
On the Trail of the Nephilim is written much in the same way Mr. Marzulli speaks in his Politics, Prophesy & the Supernatural Report videos. Included in the book are a number of old newspaper articles, most of which he has images then the text of the articles. These articles from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s are about archaeological finds of giant skeletons from across North America. He points out that even though many would say that the articles are exaggerations to sell news papers there are too many archived to not have some validity to the claims.
In the book he connects the giant skeletons with the Nephilim of the Bible and the myriad of unexplained ancient structures. The theories proposed in the book seem to be well researched and well documented. The ideas are plausible, more so, to me than the Ancient Aliens theories of secular television. The book is easy to read because of it’s conversational style. The point he is trying to make is repeated a number of times and I the distinct impression he is adamant that people need to know and it’s his mission to make it known.
In the book he connects the giant skeletons with the Nephilim of the Bible and the myriad of unexplained ancient structures. The theories proposed in the book seem to be well researched and well documented. The ideas are plausible, more so, to me than the Ancient Aliens theories of secular television. The book is easy to read because of it’s conversational style. The point he is trying to make is repeated a number of times and I the distinct impression he is adamant that people need to know and it’s his mission to make it known.
September 6, 2013
So, I'm visiting my mom in Montana and I realize that vacation is not the time to read a self-help book on overcoming perfectionism, so I decide to pick another book from her bookshelf. I come across this book with a giant skull on the front, and my mom, of course, has to tell me all about it because she saw a show on a Christian broadcasting channel, and she just had to buy the book. I, of course, argue with her about the what the Nephilim are and even end up searching in the Bible and a Strong's concordance to be sure of the Hebrew translations of the word. To make a long story short (and it is already quite long), I ended up reading the book (which was atrociously written unless you watched the video that went with it, which I didn't), and I found it fascinating...mostly because there are some crazy, inexplicable phenomena in our world! I don't think I agree with the author, but it helped me understand Where Things Come Back by John Corey Whaley, which references Nephilim, and Many Waters by Madeleine L'Engle, which revolves around the Nephilim and Noah's flood.
October 14, 2014
If you've ever been interested in going beyond the basic Nephilim study within the Biblical text and that of the Book of Enoch, then this is the book for you.
LA does a wonderful job of building a case for studying an entirely new arena of Archaeology. Make no mistake, this book challenges the status quo and more to the point, Evolutionism.
The reason I recommend this book is because of the many interesting facts and the astonishing lack of study that has been done in the area of Giant Skeleton Archaeology. The theories here are provocative. So much so that I believe more study is a must and discussion encouraged. I also have not read a book that captivated this much since I was boy. It completely captured my imagination and opened an entirely new world, and in archaeology these days, that is a rare thing indeed.
LA does a wonderful job of building a case for studying an entirely new arena of Archaeology. Make no mistake, this book challenges the status quo and more to the point, Evolutionism.
The reason I recommend this book is because of the many interesting facts and the astonishing lack of study that has been done in the area of Giant Skeleton Archaeology. The theories here are provocative. So much so that I believe more study is a must and discussion encouraged. I also have not read a book that captivated this much since I was boy. It completely captured my imagination and opened an entirely new world, and in archaeology these days, that is a rare thing indeed.
November 19, 2015
Exciting
This work was presented in an easy read format. For once - the photos in this book were actually formatted to be full screen and not some small dot on the screen. Out of all the kindle books I've purchased, this book got the photos right. The content of he book is self explanatory in its title. Can't wait for the next volume to come out. If fallen angels in Genesis 6 interests you then this book won't disappoint you. If you belong to the church of Darwisim and think we all came from monkeys - well then you'll find this book goes against your religion.
This work was presented in an easy read format. For once - the photos in this book were actually formatted to be full screen and not some small dot on the screen. Out of all the kindle books I've purchased, this book got the photos right. The content of he book is self explanatory in its title. Can't wait for the next volume to come out. If fallen angels in Genesis 6 interests you then this book won't disappoint you. If you belong to the church of Darwisim and think we all came from monkeys - well then you'll find this book goes against your religion.
December 6, 2014
Encouraging information
This book is packed with information from a completely different place. Peru has always intrigued me. But there is far more there than I knew about. Pictures were interesting to see. The huge stones forming gigantic buildings which were in the hardest places to reach. Amazing.
This book is packed with information from a completely different place. Peru has always intrigued me. But there is far more there than I knew about. Pictures were interesting to see. The huge stones forming gigantic buildings which were in the hardest places to reach. Amazing.
October 21, 2013
A book to provoke much thinking. Full of recent pictures of the areas in discussion, interviews with people who saw or read earlier reports abt topics. I would love to go to Peru and see these palces myself.
August 12, 2015
Ancient mysteries and theories.
This is a very interesting subject, and requires a good basis in biblical theology. It brings information you cannot deny, and leaves it for you to make up your own mind.
This is a very interesting subject, and requires a good basis in biblical theology. It brings information you cannot deny, and leaves it for you to make up your own mind.
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