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No where have I stated that demons mated with humans. Demons are 'evil spirits' and have no physical body. They are dead, ie ghosts. Angels are not and can not be demons. Demons are 'evil spirits'. The OT calls them both 'ruach rah' and 'ruach ra'ah' so they are both male and female 'evil spirits' just as there are also male and female angels. Scripture references two female Watchers with wings like storks.
Angels are not asexual but are immortal therefore have no need for children just as we will be immortal and will have no need of children.
Enoch is NOT heresy. It is TRUTH that lines up with scripture. Granted I do discount the passages on the paths of the celestial bodies as being from some later scribe. Later scribes also update place names to more modern names in places but that was common practice through the ages since place names changed.
I agree that demons did not mate with humans!!!! Hurrah!!!
I also agree that demons are evil spirits and have no physical body!!! Hurrah x 2!!
I also agree that angels are not demons but I would add that they are fallen angels when Satan rebelled against God.
I do not agree that there are female angels There are only 5 named angels in the Scriptures and none of them have female names. In fact there is NO mention of female angels in the Bible at all.
1). Abaddon.
2). Beelzebul.
3). Gabriel.
4). Michael.
5). Satan.
Three are fallen angels and two serve God.
Zech 5:9 is the passage you are referring to that has "watchers with wings".
However my friend.....the main point f reality and correct exegesis of the Scriptures is that those Scriptures do not identify them as angels and you will find it impossible to say that angels sometimes appear as women from this passage.
And then we are in disagreement my friend and also you will be in disagreement with the Lord Jesus as He says the opposite in Matthew 22:30. You are welcome to reject His teaching but I am not comfortable in doing that.
Now finally, Enoch is OCCULTIC! If YOU choose to accept it as inspired, you my friend are on some real bad ground and from what I have read from you already on other matters, it has aleady affected your theology. I say that in all Christian love and mean no disrespect to you. It is only an observation.
When I read the book of Enoch I see many terms from the Biblical Book of Revelation that are quoted in the Book of Enoch; but they are without any sense or reason which is in sharp contrast to the Bible itself.
All 66 Books of the Word of God perfectly intertwine with each other, presenting a clear prophetic picture. The Book of Enoch doesn't offer anything of doctrinal value, because it's bizarre teachings stand alone and are unable to be supported with the Scriptures. Some defenders of the Book of Enoch contend that Jesus often quoted from the Book of Enoch. Prove it!
Every Scripture Jesus ever quoted is found in the Old Testament, without any reference to a Book of Enoch.
The strongest argument in favor of the Book of Enoch is found in Jude 1:14, "And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints."
Since this quote is NOT found in the Old Testament, some scholars have used this fact in an attempt to legitimize the entire Book of Enoch.
We read in chapter 1:9 of the Book of Enoch...
"And behold! He cometh with ten thousands of His holy ones To execute judgment upon all, And to destroy all the ungodly: And to convict all flesh Of all the works of their ungodliness which they have ungodly committed, And of all the hard things which ungodly sinners have spoken against Him."
However, there is no Biblical record of a "Book of Enoch." There is NO doubt that Enoch made these statements as Jude 1:14 confirms; but that doesn't necessarily mean that he authored the entire Book of Enoch, or ANY of it for that matter.
So then what is the rub????? It's a question of who copied who? And remember, the Author of the Bible is GOD; not men... !
2 Peter 1:21..........
"For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost".
To elevate the Book of Enoch to the level of God's Word as you are doing is dangerous, unless it is truly God's Word! If Enoch did write the Book of Enoch, it raises the natural question of whether or not the work was inspired by God?
Let me ask you this......Didn't the King James translators,48 scholarly, spiritual filled, educated men, skilled in the Hebrew and Greek languages did not see the Book of Enoch fit to be in the canon of Scriptures. BUT YOU are over powering them with your own ability to say that it
" It is TRUTH that lines up with scripture."
Many godly men today write good books; but they are still flawed human beings, prone to sin, who aren't always doctrinally correct in every area. It would be a great evil to recognize their writings as EQUAL with God's Word which is the Bible.
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