I believe the angels came back and so God bound them in the abyss to put a stop to it.But who do you say the giants are then?

malcolm ferris,I respect your interpretation but I can't surrender my own judgement on this. I honestly believe that God has illuminated me on this subject. I have studied quite a bit on it asking for guidance. I believe that this is important given the fact that our Lord said that “as it was before the days of Noah so shall it be before the…[Read more]

942767,Very good testimony. Thanks.

Look for the hints in the scriptures. Start with Goliath, and his crew. Then read about the anaks, anakems, the rephaim, the nephites, the zamzumim etc. Then take a peak at Saul.

The Nephilim continued on after the flood. The land of caanan were filled with them. Ask yourself why our loving God had everyone man, women and child killed during battle? Why did he command them not to have interracial marriages?

Kenrch,Out of curiostiy where do you think the giants came from? Do you think they are just large mutated humans?the statement “and also after that”can imply they existed also after the flood somehow surviving it. Less likely.or that a second irruption of the sons of god accured and they did it again.The hebrew to english translation is hard to…[Read more]

From our western protestant canon it is harder to prove. Many writings exist in the apocrypha.However, we can glean some insight from the bible on the matter. Angels are never distinguished between good and bad. You have to find out which ones are being talked about by the context. It is said that Judas was possessed of the devil. No where else…[Read more]

The angels that cohabited did get judged.2 Peter 2:44For if God did not spare angels when they sinned, but cast them into hell and committed them to pits of darkness, reserved for judgment;Jude v. 6,7 6And angels who did not keep their own domain, but abandoned their proper abode, He has kept in eternal bonds under darkness for the judgment of the…[Read more]

Dear Nick and heiscomingintheclouds,I felt compelled to share something with you two that I believe lies at the heart of your dispute. I am not really aware of all the facts of who wronged who or how exactly the wrong was committed, however, I don't think that matters for me to relay my point.Please understand that I love both of you as a brother…[Read more]

in those days and also after…Before and after the flood!

As you Wish

A list of books quoted in the bible which most will never look into:Book of the Covenant Exodus 24:7 And he took the book of the covenant, and read in the audience of the people: and they said, All that the Lord hath said will we do, and be obedient.There are those that believe the Book of the Covenant is found in Exodus chapters 20 through 23.…[Read more]

Angels good or bad are never distinguished in the bible except through context. Demons, evil spirits, unclean spirits are distinguished from angels in that they are wandering and disembodied.The apocryphal books do bring clarity to this issue in particular the book of enoch. Most people will never learn these truths because they will never…[Read more]

Goliath was a nephilim.

Demons are not fallen angels.Demons are the disembodied spirits of the nephelim the children of the watchers (fallen angels) who were destroyed in the flood and killed through the conquests of Israel in the land of Caanan.

You assume angels can't become flesh.The bible is full of walking, talking, eating, drinking angels who look just like men.Where do we get our ideas of what a spirit is and what it is capable of? I don't think possession is needed, angels can incarnate.

Read that link.Basically I believe the sin in the garden has nothing to do with fruit.Eve was beguiled and seduced by Satan.Cain is the son of Satan.

http://stargods.org/SellerSerpentSeed.htm

Cain and his descendents the kenites.

Was the serpent descriptive a hebrew idiom?Was it a snake or was it satan himself?serpent = Hebrew word # 5175: nachash (naw-khawsh'); a snake (from its hiss). From # 5172: nachash (naw-khash'); a primitive root; properly, to hiss, ie: whisper a (magic) spell; generally, to prognosticate: to practice divination, to divine, to observe signs, to…[Read more]