Thanks for your response, Donna (https://www.fivedoves.com/letters/july2023/donnad716-3.htm).
You are creative and a thinker which is good. What's
at stake is a major doctrinal issue over "sonship" and
"salvation" through the blood of Jesus which I explain
further below. It's a major dot, so to speak, that
isn't getting connected by proponents of the theory of
angels interbreeding with humans and giving birth to giants.
In a book by Israeli Researcher,
Barry Chamish, entitled "Return of the Giants," he found it
interesting that the giants in UFOS that have been visiting
Israel and the Palestinians in recent years, tend to prefer
to rape Israeli women.
So the giants are able to
procreate with Israeli and Palestinian women somehow which
he documents in his book based on news reports from
Israel. He states these giants are smelly and
mean. For instance, they think nothing of picking up a
dog and throwing it a distance. Why they prefer
Israeli women is unknown. On a side note it is also
interesting that they visit the Megiddo area where the
future Battle of Armageddon will be fought. Were their
predecessors the giants of the Philistines, like Goliath and
his 4 brothers?
One of the problems with the idea
of fallen angels mating with humans is that they were cast
down with Lucifer between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. They
completely destroyed what God had just created. So,
God placed them in "chains
of darkness, reserved unto Judgment Day."
This was before
Adam and Eve. The fallen angels aren't around to do
any more damage. Plus there is no record in Heaven or
Earth of angels giving birth to baby angels, much less
human/angel hybrids. However, there are alien/human
hybrids, but many aliens are able to procreate with Earth's
women, either through test tubes or physically, but they are
not angels. They can perform feats that appear
supernatural, like disappear and cloak their ships from our
sight, but that's because they know laws of physics we
haven't discovered yet.
Plus, God never gave angels the
charge to "replenish"
Heaven or Earth. He told that to Adam and Eve because
Earth had been destroyed. God can create angels
whenever He wants to, so procreation isn't for them. To
believe that it is creates doctrinal issues over the blood
of Jesus for salvation and 'sonship.' For
example, the fact that God said in Psalms and Hebrews 1:5, "Unto which of the angels said
He (God) at any time, "Thou art My son, this day have I
begotten thee? And again, I will be to him a Father and
he shall be to Me a Son?" The
question mark infers He has never called angels His son(s)
and never will. Angels merely "minister to the *heirs
of salvation" (*sons
of God), but are not
heirs themselves. Hebrews 1:14 "Are
they (angels) not all ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for them
who shall be heirs of salvation?"
Good angels don't need
salvation and bad ones can't be saved. The
bad ones are instead "held
in chains of darkness, reserved unto Judgment Day"
which is a long ways away - at the end of the world.
Whereas humans do need salvation
because they are of the bloodline of Adam that is infected
with sin. Referring to the need for salvation the
Bible says "To those who believe on Him (Jesus), He
gives the power to become the sons of God,
even to them that believe on His name."
To become a "son of God" necessitates receiving
salvation from sin. Salvation is not for angels.
So if God allowed
angels to procreate with humans in any form or fashion,
thereby getting infected with Adams' sin, He
would have to offer sonship to them as well,
but the Bible indicates He never will. That's the major
crux of the matter that gets overlooked by proponents of
angels procreating.
Regarding salvation, what to me is
interesting is a well-documented incident that occurred many
years ago when Rev. Barney and Betty Hill, a Baptist
minister and his wife, were on their way home one evening
out in the country. They were abducted by aliens and
examined.
[Betty
& Barney Hill's UFO Abduction]
During the course of conversation
with them, Barney wanted to know what the aliens onboard
that spaceship knew, if anything, about Jesus. So he
asked, "What about Jesus?" The alien commander of the
spaceship replied, "Jesus is savior of twelve worlds of
which yours is the most evil."
"Savior of twelve worlds" is
mind-blowing because it indicates the bloodline of Adam has
been spread to at least twelve other planets, either through
abductions or creation of alien/human hybrids necessitating
salvation there as well.
How Jesus handles being a savior
for other worlds we don't know, but Jesus, no doubt
referring to gentiles, could have been eluding to humans on
other worlds as well when He said in John 10:16, " And other sheep I have, which
are not of this fold: them also I must bring, and they shall hear
My voice; and there shall be one fold, and one
shepherd." The Bible also
says that "Jesus died
once for all" (angels excluded; good ones
don't need it and bad ones can't have it). It's all
about sin and the blood of Jesus for redemption. We
will judge and rule over the angels some day as members of
Christ's other half - His Bride.