I used to love the Book of Enoch and talked it up quite a bit, BUT it is not biblical that angels can mate, period.
In fact, one of the reasons lucifer and co resent humans is because we are closer to God in the ability to create new life.
there may be some truth to the book, but there is also probably a lot of classic "gnostic" distraction...
it can easily be seen that someone saw that Enoch never died and decided to write a back story...
and the luciferian supernatural has been guiding humanity towards nwo via tptb for thousands of years... this book could be just another "sandy hook" in a Batman movie...
creatives are conduits for supernatural, that's why they use a lot of altered states to create... and traditionally, world leaders rely on "spirit worshippers" for guidance...
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49889043 I would disagree that the angels were incapable of mating. Throughout the OT, there are many examples where these beings take human form and are able to sit and EAT FOOD with humans. There are also many instances where it states that they are able to change their forms at will.
Thus, when they choose to be in human form, they can do all things physically human. They are shape shifters that can flux between the spiritual and material realms.
As for "gnostic distraction", you are aware that fragments of the Book of Enoch were found amongst the Dead Sea Scrolls, right? The wording of the found fragments exactly match the Ethiopian texts we read today.
The gnostics did not arise until after the death of Christ. The Dead Sea Scrolls were written BEFORE the birth of Christ, meticulously copied by the Essenes.
Thus, the gnostics didn't get the chance to get their dirty little mitts on the Enoch texts.
In this text and in Jubilees, Lucifer is described as the "Accuser" of humanity. In Jubilees, we see that God has an agreement with the resentful one, allowing him to try humankind to test their faith in God. God even goes so far as to allow the king of the fallen ten percent of the nephilim to do his dirty work. It is a continuation of the trial of Job's faith, only globalized.
