# Lilith's Children

Heard 2016. 1 episodes.

LILITH'S CHILDREN Episode Six: “The Depths of Death” The Angels' prayers are answered by someone other than God and they are helped along their way. Jaxon Tanner and his team discover more then they expected while Sir, Teddy and Grace close in on the Ring! CREDITS Written, Directed and Produced by Viktor Aurelius Story Editor: Elizabeth Bond Technical Adviser: R. J. Vincent Cast: Michael Breckenridge as the Narrator Gary Washington as Elias M Sieiro Garcia as Arakiel Frank DeF as Lucifer Julian Bane as Jaxon Tanner Natalie Van Sistine as Nyssa Ravid Kurt Bergeron as Roberto Diaz Lesa Dyer Cross as Grace H. Keith Lyons as Teddy and Jeff Niles as Sir Raziel Music by Kevin MacLeod ( http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/ ) "Lilith's Children" theme music by Daniel Sullivan Sound Design by Viktor Aurelius © The 4077th and ALL BETTER AUDIO (2012) The Universe is not what it appears. Heaven, Hell and Earth are vastly more complex that your mind could comprehend. Angels and Demons have influenced everything since the beginning of time. Lucifer and Lilith walks among us daily. The workings of Nature are not random. The Dark Realms are real, just not as you believe. Fate has a destiny for you... if you can find God! Lilith's Children: a full-cast audio drama presented in 10 episodes. Written by Viktor Aurelius.

## Sets

- Lilith's Children 6 (Listeners' uploads): the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it. Source: https://archive.org/details/Lilith6

## Episodes, in broadcast order

1. [Liliths Children Episode 6 - The Depths of Death](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/lilith-s-children/897960ae66e6) (25 min): https://archive.org/download/Lilith6/Liliths_Children_Episode_6.mp3

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