The Identifications Not Made

No particular Greek figure has been established here as a particular biblical being. Similar roles and names cannot do that work alone. The Greek archive and the biblical categories both require more precise reading.

A class-level comparison may be useful: a story of divine ancestry can be set beside the Genesis unions, and a civic power beside passages about nations. Even then, the relationship remains a proposal to test.

This is why the book has resisted a universal equation between gods and Watchers. The inquiry becomes stronger when a proposed identification has to explain the full evidence of the figure, rather than only the feature that first suggested the match.