From Anak's line, giants of might, Stature so tall, a fearsome sight. In Hebron they dwell, a powerful clan, Their presence daunting, to mortal man. But Caleb stood firm, with courage and grace, Claiming the land, for his people's space. Though giants may loom, with strength untold, Faith in the Lord, makes the brave and bold. So let not fear, your spirit bind, For greater is He, who's on your side. With faith as your weapon, and truth as your guide, You'll conquer the giants, that in your path reside. Ogg of Bashan, mighty and grand, King of the giants, ruling the land. His bed of iron, a sight to behold, Thirteen feet long, as the stories are told. But Moses advanced, with the Lord as his guide, Facing the giant, with nowhere to hide. At Edrei they clashed, in a fierce battle cry, Ogg and his army, destined to die. So let not size, your spirit dismay, For strength isn't everything, come what may. With courage and faith, you'll find your way, And conquer the giants, that block your day. Goliath of Gath, a Philistine's pride, His armor gleaming, as he strode with wide stride. Six cubits and a span, his towering height, Challenging Israel, to a single fight. But David stepped forth, with a sling and a stone, Trusting in God, he wouldn't face him alone. He struck down the giant, with a steady aim, Defeating the foe, and securing his fame. So let not stature, your vision deceive, For true strength lies, in what you believe. With faith as your shield, and courage to seize, You'll topple the giants, and find inner peace. A giant unnamed, with digits galore, Twenty-four fingers, and toes to explore. A son of Rapha, from Gath he did hail, His unusual form, set apart from the trail. He defied Israel, with arrogance and scorn, But David's kin faced him, on a fateful morn. Jonathan struck him, with skill and with might, Ending his taunts, and restoring the light. So let not oddities, cause you to sneer, For true worth lies deeper, than what's held clear. With kindness and grace, let your heart persevere, And see past the surface, to what's held so dear. Nephilim arose, when angels descended, Mixing their seed, with mortals blended. Giants of old, of renown and of might, Their deeds of destruction, darkened the light. Born of this union, a hybrid so strange, Their presence on Earth, brought a world of change. But wickedness grew, and filled up the land, Leading to judgment, from God's own hand. So let not power, corrupt your soul, For pride and arrogance, take their toll. With humility walk, and keep your heart whole, Lest you stumble and fall, losing all control. Giants of the Bible, legends of old, Stories of courage, bravely told. From Ogg to Goliath, their names we recall, Facing their challenges, standing up tall. Giants of the Bible, lessons they bring, Faith over fear, let our spirits sing. Though they may tower, and cast a dark shade, With God on our side, we shall not be afraid.