As in the days of Noah... ALL flesh had CORRUPTED itself

Unholy, fallen, sinful angels are another matter altogether. According to the word...and my experience.

You have had experience with fallen angles ,, That story will sell books,

2Pe_2:4 For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell, and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto judgment;

The angels talked about in 2 Peter are the ones Enoch talks about...the fallen Watchers.
I'm not interested in selling books, or merchandizing anything else of the Lord.
I was with another...we afterwards agreed that we were missing an hour.

you made the statement ok believe what you wish.

why do I believe this issue is so important? Because Jesus said in the end days things would be like in the days of Noah. I contend that we are living in the end days, and are doing the same things that that led God to destroy the world

I think people don't understand that not all humans are children of God. All are creations of God, but you only become a son by becoming born again.

Oh. BTW, we have to exclude Job himself from being a Saint, because God was questioning where he was while He was creating.

I don't think that he was promoting that....
But I might be wrong and forgetful.

Also as in the days of Lot - Luke 17:27-28
Christ puts the two together - we should too.

So the days of Noah have an equivalence with the days of Lot; the world was doing the same things, and will do the same things again.

Oh. BTW, we have to exclude Job himself from being a Saint, because God was questioning where he was while He was creating.

God asked Job to answer the question "where wast thou", should Job have the "understanding". It doesn't take much "understanding at all " to say "that's easy, I wasn't born yet". My 4-yo grandaughter could do that without blinking an eye. Neither does the passage say that this even was "the creation". It says :

Job 38
4Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.

5Who hath laid the measures thereof, if thou knowest? or who hath stretched the line upon it?

6Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened? or who laid the corner stone thereof;

7When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?



Since the literal "earth" is a sphere with a spherical core and full of molten magma, it has no literal "cornerstone", so it must be referring to something else. I say that it is speaking of the "foundations"(which I assume to be the Gospel) being "fastened" on Christ, Christ is the "Cornerstone" and, from God's perspective, since He is eternal, timeless, the beginning and the ending, the Alpha and Omega, the great "I AM" and is already in the future, God has indeed already laid those foundations in Zion and Job, and at that very moment which Job heard God ask "where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?" Job was already there, one of those sons of God, shouting for joy. That is a fact. The reason Job did not have the "understanding" to decipher that mindblowing reality was because Brother Job did not have the completed Word of God like we do. Now, that makes my hair stand on end WAY yonder more than a silly mis-interpreted story about angels mating with women.

God asked Job to answer the question "where wast thou", should Job have the "understanding". It doesn't take much "understanding at all " to say "that's easy, I wasn't born yet". My 4-yo grandaughter could do that without blinking an eye. Neither does the passage say that this even was "the creation". It says :

Job 38
4Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.

5Who hath laid the measures thereof, if thou knowest? or who hath stretched the line upon it?

6Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened? or who laid the corner stone thereof;

7When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy?



Since the literal "earth" is a sphere with a spherical core and full of molten magma, it has no literal "cornerstone", so it must be referring to something else. I say that it is speaking of the "foundations"(which I assume to be the Gospel) being "fastened" on Christ, Christ is the "Cornerstone" and, from God's perspective, since He is eternal, timeless, the beginning and the ending, the Alpha and Omega, the great "I AM" and is already in the future, God has indeed already laid those foundations in Zion and Job, and at that very moment which Job heard God ask "where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?" Job was already there, one of those sons of God, shouting for joy. That is a fact. The reason Job did not have the "understanding" to decipher that mindblowing reality was because Brother Job did not have the completed Word of God like we do. Now, that makes my hair stand on end WAY yonder more than a silly mis-interpreted story about angels mating with women.

Really not much more sense in conversing with you if you are going to twist Scripture to such an absurd degree as to say that Job was one of the "sons of God" shouting for joy as God finished Creation.

But I'll give you one more thought on this to see how you can twist it. In Job 1, these same "sons of God" assembled before God, when Satan was given permission to tempt Job through various tortures.

Umm... Was Job, as a "son of God" there as well?