When Watchers Ruled the Nations: Pagan Gods at War with Israel’s God and the Spiritual World of the Bible

by Brian Godawa

The Sequel to the Best-Selling Book, When Giants Were Upon the EarthFor those who want serious study of the topics of the Unseen Realm in the

The divine council of the gods.The authority of the Watchers, Sons of God.Territorial spirits and the inheritance of the nations.Angels and demons, principalities and powers, spiritual warfare.Host of heaven, Shining Ones and the stars.Leviathan the sea dragon of chaos vs. creation.The gods of Canaan and Jezebel vs. Yahweh and Elijah.Child sacrifice in Israel and the cult of the dead.The gods of Egypt and Pharaoh vs. Yahweh and Moses.The truth about the ten plagues and the Exodus.The connection between ancient China, the Tower of Babel and the Bible.Dragons and the Babylonian Magi in China.The cosmic spiritual war between the Seed of the Serpent and the Seed of Messiah.

This is a box set of four Chronicles of the Watchers research books in one 82The Spiritual World of Moses and EgyptThe Spiritual World of Jezebel and ElijahThe Spiritual World of Ancient China and the Bible

Respected Christian author Brian Godawa shares the Biblical, ancient historical and mythical research that undergirds the stories behind his best-selling novel series, Chronicles of the Watchers, Bible stories retold through a supernatural lens of the ancient Hebrew worldview.

Genres: History, Christianity, Theology

557 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2020

About the author

Brian Godawa has been a professional filmmaker, writer, and designer for over 20 years. His creative versatility was born of a passion for both intellect and imagination, both left-brain and right-brain. The result: Brian is an artisan of word, image, and story that engages heart, mind, and soul. Just think, "Renaissance Man."

Reviews

[Pamela Aidan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clears up any confusion caused by some of Godawa's nonfiction books. My favorite of all the theological books examining the supernatural background of history. Ends with a VERY interesting take on modern day evil.

[Jacob Aitken · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good foundational material. As it is a collection of shorter works, there is a good bit of repetition.

[David Kemp · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this book a fascinating and fun read. The title can throw you off. It has a quasi-fantasy flavor. But Godawa has done some serious research and will help the reader better understand the ancient world and how the people at that time thought and perceived the world around them (seen and unseen).

For the person who takes the Bible serious, after reading this book you will never read the Bible the same again. Some of those difficult passages will come alive to you.

Be prepared for some repetition. The "book" is more of a series of articles cobbled together into a "book" but each section is worth reading.

[Wayne Murphy · Rating 1 out of 5]

It was excellent until........

This man is obsessed with making his certainty the only truth. I got bored and I don't care about his end time point of view I got this book on learning something on the watchers not hearing about his childish disagreements once again on Christian's views on end time events once again! You've proselytize it to death enough in your other books. Move on already find a new obsession your losing your audience. Big fat zero for going COMPLETELY off topic and false advertisement

[Ramona Wetzel · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sacred Scripture is NOT a screenplay

Terrible account of The Holy Trinity, interspersed with an incredible amount of hubris on part of the author. What is accomplished by the fictionalizing and blatant sowing of your tares, Mr. Godawa? The wheat will not suffer, nor will the gates of hell prevail against Christs bride. Reconcile your friendship with the Creator. We really don't have long in our flesh.

[Kevin]

Good author

I loved this book it was informative but yet not boring. I walk away with alot of information to help me clarify some of my doubts.

[AttackGirl · Rating 2 out of 5]

A little okay a lot mixed up and assumptions on way to many things and not even close to facts on all of others. As man keeps trying to make a place for themselves they will throw together whatever little they have read or think they know to try and make a name for themselves and you have books such as this.
The book jumps all over the place and I had to force myself to finish. At one point he states "One other tangent related to dragon in the story of Oin: Dragon Emperor of China was the red herring thrown out by the emperor to discourage the protagonist's pursuit of a dragon." one other tangent is just a small example of the ramblings on and on as I am doing here to show you how monotonous but for your benefit I am not jumping topics every other sentence. Because "...the dragons are long dead because they are actually misinterpreted dinosaur bones.. puke puke talk about making assumptions and misinterpretations with no foundation of proof also known as supporting facts. I will rewrite this chapter for chapter maybe in the next few days after I have read a few other books to shed the, wash that right out of my....



Sept 14. Okay I went to look at the reviews to see what others have said and I see everyone is "Still Reading". boy do I know why... I am sure they are just like this is way to much garbage to keep forcing myself to read. Thankfully I have the Ibooks and will use the reference links to go check everything and respond to each BS point. No I will not write a book about it, at least not one I want people to pay money for under the title of BS Monster feeds Crap to Public... lol. .... LMAO. Okay more later this week.