Compare Genesis 19:1; 19:5. There you have two angels appearing as men. But they are there to do good; namely, to serve God's elect, which is what they are supposed to do (Hebrews 1:14). I do not know if this is similar to what may have occurred in Genesis 6, but it is worth pointing out that angels appearing as men is not unique to Genesis 6.
Amen, there is only one way! Very interesting topic with the Nephilim!
Thank you!
John was encouraged that he was on track with Nephilim.🙂
We'll do some study on 1 Peter.
If "Son's of God" is actually the demons, or pre-demons, how did they get flesh? Could it be possession? This isn't that important, but just curious.
Compare Genesis 19:1; 19:5. There you have two angels appearing as men. But they are there to do good; namely, to serve God's elect, which is what they are supposed to do (Hebrews 1:14). I do not know if this is similar to what may have occurred in Genesis 6, but it is worth pointing out that angels appearing as men is not unique to Genesis 6.