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Thanks. I’ve always believed the word ‘demons‘ translated as evil spirits. I’m looking for a scripture or scriptures that definitively state evil spirits/angels cannot manifest in human form. I know Satan can do this and have been incredibly lucky to experience Christ and saints in human form on a number of occasions. I‘ve heard and read others saying evil spirits other than Satan cannot show up as humans but I cannot find any scripture that states this.
Thank you. Going by that, the angels described as aligned with Satan or belonging to him in Revelation 12: 7-9 must therefore be able to present in human form. Revelation is future prophecy, so going by the Bible these angels are still around.
I don't know of any verse in the Bible that says demons seek out dry places. You would have to find that for me. I'm pretty sure, also, that we cannot find a verse in the Bible that says that demons are disimbodied spirits of the nephilim.
In this verse the swine sought out the water and drowned. But to use this verse to support your statment would be beyond a stretch.
Sorry, I see it now. Why did you put it in such plain sight? (joke) Thank you.
Still seems like a stretch. First, you have think that the phrase "sons of God" in Genesis 6:2 are fallen angels. And that those angels 'took wives' (the text specifially states they were married) daughters of man (meaning human women) and produced 1/2 angelic beings. A position I do not hold.
Sorry for the repeated question.
I agree that it is not directly addressed. However, from my vantage point there are many verses to consider, compare, and evaluate regarding the Trinity and rapture. The flat and stationary earth on the other hand...I'll pass on that topic.
This is a good one. However, I would interpert this to be referring to angels of God. In other words, good angels that God has sent for a purpose. I would not use this verse and a negative inference to say the same about fallen angels. Unless of course there are other verses that might suggest such.
How would you know the difference, do you have the spiritual gift of discernment? You need it, I can tell you that.
