The Book of Enoch never just says the giants were big. In chapter seven it gives a measurement so vast the number stops making sense, and then, in the very next breath, it names exactly what they ate to reach that size. In this video I open the book and read that passage flat, verse by verse, following the words in the order they were written down thousands of years ago. No shouting, no theories bolted on top. Just the text, the height it records, and the appetite it describes.

Then I slow down on one word in the Ge'ez, the language this book survived in through the Ethiopian tradition, because that single word turns the giants' hunger into something far stranger than height alone. If you have ever wondered what the Watchers, the Nephilim and the flood story look like when you read Enoch on its own terms instead of the summary, this is that reading. I mark clearly where the book speaks and where I am only offering my own interpretation, so you always know which is which. This is the Book of Enoch, chapter seven, taken seriously and read closely.

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