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That is not correct! When the Lord fulfills His promise found in John 14:1-3, He will bring with Him the spirits of those who will have died in Him and they will be reunited with their bodies which will resurrect. Immediately after that, the those still alive will be changed immortal and...

Neither the seals nor the trumpets have yet taken place. These are going to be unprecedented plagues of wrath the likes of which the world has never seen. And they will take place in the literal sense. With just the 4th seal and the 6th trumpet, a fourth and a third respectively, over half the...

Welcome and Greetings, Hannahlynne! Hope to see you out on the forum.

Good day, PennEd! Once again, we have Enoch in agreement with the information regarding the Nephilim's stature and cannibalism, as listed below: Enoch 7:11-13 "And they conceiving brought forth giants; whose stature was each three hundred cubits. These devoured all which the labor of men...

Revelation should only be interpreted as symbolic where the context supports it. For example: The woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and wearing a crown of twelve stars, is symbolism. A red dragon with seven heads, ten horns and seven crowns, is symbolic. None of the...

The 'one taken' group is being compared to those taken in the flood, which would make the 'one taken' the wicked. The one taken group, is synonymous with Matt.24:30-31, where at which time the Lord returns to the earth to end the age and sends his angels to go throughout the earth to gather...

No, these different locations are not being conflated. And God does not do anything mistakenly. The context of the scriptures puts Sheol/Hades under the earth. Once the unrighteous dead are released from Hades to stand at the great white throne judgment, they are then cast into the lake of...

No, these are individual places of punishment. It is said that the angels were sent to Tartartus, which is a different place from Hades and Gehenna. And example of Hades can be found in 'the rich man and Lazarus.' "One day the beggar died and was carried by the angels to Abraham’s side. And the...

JaumeJ is correct in his definition of Gehenna. It is also used figuratively to represent the lake of fire. There are three words translated as 'Hell' in scripture: Tartartus - Used once in 2 Peter 2:4 referring to a location under the earth where those angels were sent because of their sins...

I would remind you that, because of Adam and Eve's original disobedience, mankind was already worthy of death. "In the day that you eat of it you shall surely die." Therefore, God would have been perfectly justified in destroying mankind for their original sin even before the angels took human...

Yes, but the scripture does not say "any number of people." It says Enoch prophesied of these."

Well, Jude quoted Enoch for one. The preface in Ethiopic Enoch (in part) states the following: =========================================================================== For more than a century, scholars and church officials debated as to whether or not certain gospels, epistles and...

You would be correct! A third of the angels rebelled against God, siding with Satan. But only those 200 were guilty of taking wives from the progeny of mankind. These are the ones in chains of darkness in Tartartus. The other fallen angels are described as 'the principalities, the powers and...

Hell Magenta! That is not correct. the writings of Enoch was a part of the scriptures up till the 4th century, which is why Jude quoted Him, saying "And Enoch also prophesied of these." If something is a prophecy, its origin is from God. Remember, Enoch walked and talked with God and God took...

Hi iamsoandso! From what I know, of the angels (plural) that took human wives, though Satan deceived Eve as a serpent and is referred to as 'that ancient serpent' in Revelation, he is not mentioned as being among those 200 angels that took wives, else I suppose that he would also be among those...

Well, the inhabitants of the earth will be seeing demonic beings during the time of God's wrath. For at the sounding of the 5th trumpet/1st woe, an angel will open the Abyss releasing hordes of demonic beings resembling locusts, with their main goal being to torment mankind with stings like...

I don't see why you would give me a red x on that, as what I explained makes sense. If you were in a gymnasium and you put a lamp in the middle, would it give light to the entire floor? No it wouldn't, because it is sitting on the floor. It's light is restricted to a smaller area. However, if...

You are correct. People accuse me of stating my own interpretations, but nothing could be further from the truth. I'm concerned about the truth no matter where it leads me. I don't want the popular belief. I want to know what God's word truly says, which is why I am so adamant on these Biblical...

Well, the angels obviously had free will, because aside from angels taking human wives, you know very well that a third of them rebelled against God, with Satan as their leader.

Yes, I can. And because the same title is used identifying the 'sons of God' as being angels. Likewise, Genesis 6:1-2 is making a distinction between the 'sons of God' and 'the daughters of men,' i.e. the sons of God are not of mankind. Then when you get into the information in Enoch, it all...