Anonymous ID: 139dac Dec. 7, 2025, 3:54 p.m. No.23953465   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3501

>>23953381

 

Viking Beowulf defeated the Neanderthal Grendal.

 

Enoch describes how Lilith fought with Adam, and she fornicated with Arch Angel Samuel, AKA Satan, to produce the Nephilim, that we now call Neanderthal.

 

Lilith was a baby killer, Cain was Neanderthal, and Able was Cro-Magnon.

 

Cain and Able

CainandAble

Cannibal

 

Grendel is a central antagonist in the Old English epic poem Beowulf, portrayed as a monstrous creature descended from the Biblical Cain, who was cursed for murdering his brother Abel.

He is described as a "powerful demon, a prowler through the dark" and an outcast condemned by God, living in the swamplands and terrorizing King Hrothgar's mead hall, Heorot, for twelve years by attacking and devouring the warriors who sleep there.

While the poem does not provide a clear physical description, Grendel is depicted as large, humanoid in form, and protected from weapons by a magical charm, with his severed arm later described as covered in impenetrable scales and horny growths.

Scholars debate his exact nature, with interpretations ranging from a giant or supernatural being to a symbolic representation of evil, jealousy, and the outsider, with some suggesting he embodies the cultural and moral conflict between pagan and Christian worldviews