Hidden Portals of the Antediluvian World
Stargates, Watchers, and the Sealed Realms
Stargates, Watchers, and the Sealed Realms
Why do over 500 cultures preserve flood legends? Why do giant traditions appear on every continent? Why did ancient humanity build structures reaching toward heaven?
This book argues they remember—not perfectly, but genuinely. Portal theology traces heaven-earth access points through their regulation, violation, sealing, and ultimate reopening in Christ alone.
The antediluvian world possessed regulated heaven-earth portals, access points where divine and human realms intersected under God's authority.
The Watchers breached these portals at Mount Hermon, initiating unauthorized crossing that corrupted both realms.
The Flood served as divine seal, closing the unauthorized portals and resetting the boundaries between realms.
Post-Flood humanity repeatedly attempted to reopen these sealed portals through ziggurats, pyramids, and sacred mountains.
Christ alone provides authorized portal access—"I am the door"—fulfilling what every ancient attempt counterfeited.
The Axis Mundi: Heaven, Earth, and the Underworld connected
— Chapter 1: The Memory Hypothesis"The fairy tales remember. Not perfectly—how could they after millennia of oral transmission, cultural adaptation, and deliberate suppression? But they remember. The giants lived in the sky. They hoarded treasures. They ate humans. And brave heroes climbed impossible heights to defeat them."
— Chapter 8: Mount Hermon"Mount Hermon's very name whispers its secret. In Hebrew, cherem means 'devoted to destruction'—the same word used for objects so defiled by association with false gods that they must be utterly destroyed. The mountain where the Watchers descended bears a name that is itself a warning."
— Chapter 18: Babel's Counterfeit"Every ziggurat was a counterfeit Bethel, every pyramid a false axis mundi, every sacred mountain an attempted portal. Humanity kept building ladders to heaven because they remembered—dimly, distortedly—that such ladders had once existed."
— Chapter 23: "I Am the Door""When Jesus declared 'I am the door,' He wasn't using a random metaphor. He was announcing Himself as the fulfillment of every portal humanity had ever sought—the authorized access point that all the unauthorized attempts had counterfeited."
A journey through Scripture, Second Temple literature, and global mythology
Establishing the framework: What were the regulated portals of the antediluvian world, and how did ancient humanity understand the intersection of heaven and earth?
The Watchers descend on Mount Hermon, initiating unauthorized portal crossing that corrupts creation and necessitates divine judgment.
The Flood seals the breached portals, yet post-Flood humanity immediately attempts to reopen them at Babel and beyond.
From Jacob's ladder to Christ's declaration "I am the door," the authorized portal is restored through the only mediator between heaven and earth.
The author at the Cyclopean walls of Mycenae—ancient stones legendarily built by giants