What if the same sin is being committed again — this time in laboratories funded by billionaires? Glenn Beck interviews Timothy Alberino.
Blaze TV Staff, Nov 30, 2025
Genesis 6 remains one of the most debated and controversial sections of the Bible. The extreme brevity yet massive implications of the description of the Nephilim — the wicked offspring of “the daughters of man” and “the sons of God” — have kept scholars locked in debate for well over two millennia.
There are three main bodies of belief when it comes to the Nephilim: They were wicked humans spawned from the intermarriage of the godly line of Seth and the ungodly line of Cain; they were human tyrants born of kings claiming to be divine and their harems; or they were giant human-god hybrids created from the coupling of fallen angels and human women.
Timothy Alberino — “explorer, teacher, real-life Indiana Jones, and the author of “Birthright: The Coming Posthuman Apocalypse and the Usurpation of Adam’s Dominion on Earth”’ — falls into the latter category, arguing there’s abundant biblical and historical evidence proving the divine nature of the Nephilim.
But his theory doesn’t end with their decimation in the worldwide flood described in Genesis 6-9. Alberino believes we will see the return of the Nephilim agenda in the end times — not the same giants, but a new hybrid abomination born of man, machine, and forbidden knowledge.
In this riveting interview with Glenn Beck, Alberino dives into a theory that will leave ice in your veins and fire in your prayers.
The book of Enoch, which Alberino argues is an authentic, divinely inspired text corroborated by both the Old and New Testaments, gives us insight into the world’s “golden age” — the period when the giant race of Nephilim roamed the Earth. It also perhaps explains legends like Atlantis — a city ruled by Poseidon’s “demi-god” sons before the sea swallowed it up in a great flood.
The “golden age” of human-god procreation outlined in the book of Enoch is the “origin story” of “every primary ancient civilization,” including the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians, says Alberino. In these cultures, demon gods (“Watchers” in Enochian language) and their giant offspring were revered and worshipped. Only the Hebrews saw this era of halfbreeds as “a nightmarish dystopia.”
While this age ended with the great flood, Alberino believes another golden age of hybrids is coming. “Everything that was done in the antediluvian [pre-flood] world,” specifically “the corruption of all flesh,” is “going to be repeated to some extent, [but] not exactly in the same way,” he says.
In this new golden age, humans will merge not with gods but with something that is quickly becoming god-like: technology.
As humanity edges ever closer toward a “post-human apocalypse,” with developments in “genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology” continuing to skyrocket and coalesce, we will inevitably be forced to answer this harrowing question: “What does it mean to be a human being, and is our humanity worth preserving?”
“We are in some sense building the mechanism of our own destruction right now. We are creating the tools that are going to enable us to redefine human biology — to remake Adam,” says Alberino.
But it won’t be Adam from Eden. It will be the demonic spawn of man and machine — a transhuman and eventually a post-human, which we’ve been told repeatedly by globalists and tech elites are in humanity’s pipeline.
Much of the world won’t bat an eye.
“From the secular, atheistic, Darwinian perspective, who cares, right? Because there’s nothing sacred about being human,” says Alberino. “I mean, there’s nothing in their worldview that makes the human being anything other than an animal with a bigger brain.”
To these godless technocrats and the hordes who blindly follow, transhumanism and post-humanism are “just the natural course of human development,” but “the biblical narrative is quite different,” Alberino explains. “The biblical narrative defines mankind … as being created in the image and likeness of God.”
But the imago dei of our nature isn’t the only reason preserving humanity is paramount. Christians would do well to remember that there’s only one qualification for eligibility in Christ’s redemption plan: “You must be human,” Alberino warns.
But transhumans and post-humans aren’t people any more, which means they’ve lost access to salvation of Christ.
Glenn, who has been warning about digital Armageddon for years, wonders if this merging of man and machine is the mark of the beast warned about in the Revelation. According to the prophetic text, once you have the fatal mark, salvation is impossible. What if the reason for this is because the mark of the beast signifies that you’re not a human and therefore not eligible?
“Once you become transhuman, you can’t undo that. … That starts to make that scripture in Revelation work … because you’re not human,” he says.
“Precisely right,” agrees Alberino.
“The technology we hold in our hands is going into our brains very soon. It is going into the cerebral cortex, and rather than surfing the internet with our thumbs, we’re going to be surfing the internet with this accomplice — artificial intelligence — through the speed of thought,” he says.
Once this happens, being a regular human being means oppression, isolation, and poverty. It means the world leaves you behind. But to those who either bend the knee or excitedly sign up for the merge, they’ll be living in a new golden age.
As the world hurtles forward into a harrowing technological future, we ironically find ourselves back in the Garden of Eden faced with the serpent’s same temptation: “You will not surely die. … You will be like God, knowing good and evil.”
The question, Alberino says, is: Will we strike another “Faustian bargain” and “sell our birthright for a bowl of stew — for the advances and the advantages of post-humanism, of transhumanism?” Or will we see “the worth of [our] humanity” — the humanity that gives us access to the blood of Jesus — and resist the pull?
In my opinion, spiritual beings cannot reproduce themselves like human beings can. That’s because they were created without the reproductive organs of man or woman. In fact, they have no other organs we can name. The only thing spiritual beings have in common with human beings is that we’re both sentient.
Our present understanding is that before the Life of Christ there were only two kinds of spiritual beings: the good and faithful angels and the evil, fallen, unfaithful, reprobate and demonic ones. Jesus cast out many such demonic ones from possessed persons and none of them were gods. Neither did He ever speak of any other gods which ever existed.
Therefore, the ancient peoples who didn’t have the present understanding mistook demonic activity for “gods”.
We presently don’t have the information about how demons could impersonate human-looking “giants”. We do know they can mimic humans, but only with intent to deceive them by appearances only.
Speaking of deception, an ‘angel of light’ falsely calling himself Gabriel appeared to Muhammad who was a man of wretched, vain, and conceited character and totally convinced him he was to be the “messenger” of a new religion. The real angel Gabriel would of course never falsify what Jesus Christ taught us. Good angels like Gabriel would only notify us of God’s pending actions and that’s all they did, such as Gabriel’s declaration to Mary.
That new religion was to be spread by force, in accordance with the same force Muhammed already used in his piratical caravan raids. It has no Gospel truth anywhere in it; it just goes by what Muhammed allegedly said, allegedly because it’s all compiled from hearsay.
Anyway, it’s hard to say that any “gods’ ever existed.
Speaking of transhumans and posthumans, I’d say the abortionists and euthanists already illustrate where they’re going, since human life is disposable to them. Even their Globalists want to eliminate vast human populations with nary a twinge of guilt.
They’ll be among the first to join their digital Armageddon, en route to their imaginary Socialist utopia. However, they made to need to hurry up before the Islamist Caliphate kicks in. Then again, they may think they can overcome that or anything else with AI?
Another point: Only pagans thought that the gods could have offspring from earthly women. For example, there’s the story of Hercules being the son of Zeus and an earthly mother. Why would those who believe in only One God think that?
Once more: Why would gods be attracted to women as if they were men with testosterone, when they’re exclusively spiritual?