In this biblical fantasy epic, God chooses nomad Abram to carry the seed of Promise amid a cosmic war with fallen Watchers and Nephilim giants.
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In this biblical fantasy epic, God chooses nomad Abram to carry the seed of Promise amid a cosmic war with fallen Watchers and Nephilim giants.
After the Great Flood, the giant king Nimrod builds the Tower of Babel and unites the world in rebellion against the Creator.
But God has other plans.
He chooses a simple nomad Abraham as next in the line of the Seed of Promise.
So Nimrod sets out to find Abraham and kill him in order to thwart God’s plan forever.
Abraham flees to Canaan, a land of Nephilim giants of Genesis 6, and the Watchers rule as gods.
Sodom and Gomorrah is the flashpoint for the Watchers’ next diabolical plan...
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Explicit descriptions of sexual acts, including incestuous and violent encounters; poetic allusions to romance and erotic scenes recur throughout. Scenes of coercive sexual acts and exploitation among antagonistic characters.
Graphic battles with dismemberment and giant combat; depictions of torture, destruction of cities, and violent revenge central to plot.
Mild profanity and strong language used sparingly in dialogue.
Brief mentions of alcohol consumption in social settings.
One brief depiction of a same-sex act between mythological figures.
Overt Christian themes with biblical rituals, divine interventions, and conversion narratives defining the story.
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Fallen angels, Nephilim, and demonic summonings framed as occult forces in a biblical context.
Themes of divine kingship, rebellion against God, and cultural clashes in ancient societies.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Depictions of slavery, child sacrifice, domestic cruelty, and systemic oppression in ancient settings. Scenes of coercive sexual acts and exploitation among antagonistic characters.
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