Joseph Z
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Why Did God Send the Flood? | Voice of God with Joseph Z
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December 11, 2025
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27:59Now PlayingToday, Joseph Z explores the origins of the Nephilim and their legacy of wickedness, highlighting their role in humankind's moral decline, which led God to decide to destroy the world with a flood.
Joseph discusses the deep reasons behind God's choice to send the flood, referencing Genesis 6:4-8 for context and explanation. In His righteousness, God chose to protect only Noah’s family while unleashing destruction on a world corrupted by widespread immorality.
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He references 1 Enoch 8:1-4, which sheds light on the events that led up to the flood. This ancient text reveals the actions of the fallen angels during their time on Earth, showing how their sins resulted in the birth of the Nephilim. These mighty beings, born from the union of fallen angels and the daughters of men, did not find rest after death; instead, their spirits turned into demons, continuing a legacy of evil even after their physical death.
Joseph stresses that these giants engaged in numerous corrupt practices and immoral acts, greatly contributing to humankind’s moral decline and ultimately prompting God’s decision to cleanse the earth with a flood. He then shares an intriguing video from his trip to the Euphrates River, a site some believe is where the rebellious fallen angels are imprisoned.
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December 11, 2025
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