Alexander the Great: the son of Marduk?

The video explores the theory that Alexander the Great was a Nephilim, a biblical figure described as a descendant of the “sons of God“ and the “daughters of men.“ It addresses Alexander’s belief in his own divinity, claiming to be the son of Zeus-Ammon, and his quest for immortality, drawing parallels between Greek, Egyptian, and Mesopotamian traditions and myths. The script details Alexander’s education and military achievements, as well as his famous invincibility in battle. It highlights Alexander’s quest for confirmation of his divine lineage at the Oracle of Delphi and in Siwa, Egypt, where he was declared the son of Zeus-Ammon. The narrative also explores his journey to Esagil, the temple of Marduk in Babylon, and the discovery of Marduk’s death, linking Alexander to Mesopotamian traditions and deities. The story covers the complexity of Alexander’s relationship with divinity and mortality, questioning whether his belief in being a Nephilim and his