When I first heard about fallen angels, the Nephilim, and the history of the giants, I was shocked to discover there was an entire history no pastor and no Christian had ever shared with me. It was so surreal, I had a hard time believing it at first.

But the more I studied the Bible and learned to use a Lexicon and the original Hebrew language with study guides, the more I began to see the extraordinary context of the giants and how the pieces to a vast puzzle were fitting together in God’s eternal plan.

The Book of Enoch was not included in what we call the “Canon” so it isn’t in the Bible we read today, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t tell a history worth knowing. There are some gaps in our biblical knowledge that are filled in by Enoch’s work.

And while we’re at it, I thought we might as well include in this volume The Book of Giants and The Testament of Solomon.

Why bother reading fiction novels when you have stories like this that are far more entertaining? Better yet, they complete some of the gaps in the Old Testament, and we can now insert some of the missing pieces into the puzzle to better see the big picture from God’s perspective.