reply to post by BlackOps719
Alrighty. So essentially what you are seeing is an attempt to explain what happened. Some of it has clearly been mistranslated and/or exaggerated,
but the main points seem valid and occur globally. For example, there's a similar story from ancient India, where the "Moon god" came down and
impregnated this female who was basically an outcast. A "nobody" (not that i agree that anyone is a nobody, but this is how the story is
recounted). She became pregnant with the child of this "Moon god." The child grew up and founded his own empire and religious sect in India.
He was a hybrid. That "Moon god" is what we today might refer to as an angelic being (bene elohim) or an Extra-terrestrial or a figment of
someone's imagination or simply a god (an elohim class being). I believe these ancient stories are telling us that this planet and the genome of
every living thing on this planet, has been tinkered with in the past by .....Something alot smarter than us, but not always more moral or kinder or
loving.
According to scripture and the book of 1Enoch, these angels were punished for what they did. Prior to the flood (Black Sea Flood if you wish to give
it a name), the genomes of our planet were in a state of horrible duress. Everything was polluted. The "Bene Elohim" of the hindu Mahabharata,
were engaged in wars that'd put ours to shame, just for the sheer drama of it all. Unfortunately, that drama also carried with it, real
consequences. The planet was in shambles. The genome was in shambles. Humans were being eaten by the hybrids (who were the kings and rulers and
founders of the various religions of the time) as a food source because there was no food left (too much pollution! even meat was no longer edible.
sound familar? It should!)
The big story is that there's a group of these angelic beings who try to defend humanity threw this ordeal and a group who do the opposite. By the
opposite I must point you to the "Nephilim", the hybrids. A hybrid is neither a bene elohim or a human. Apparently, at one time (before Christ), a
hybrid had no chance of obtaining a resurrectable body. This is outlined most significantly in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Even though he is 2/3rds
"god", he does not have access to an immortal body. When his body dies, it will NEVER resurrect. This distresses him greatly which is the impetus
for his journey. It's also the backdrop of the 1Enoch reference - "as they people perished their cries went up to heaven." (paraphrasing)
Of course, this is assuming you believe you have an eternal soul or spirit, and that the other part (your body) will be resurrected at some point as
an immortal body.
This was the job of the hebrews, to deliver human DNA to advent of the Messiah. Once Jesus was here, he offered eternal life (of the soul/spirt AND
the body) to anyone who wanted it (meaning, when he accepted the Gentiles, he offered the hybrids an opportunity to be redeemed). However, in the Old
Testament, that offer was not there and in fact, the hybrid population threatened to wipe out humans forever, so this was a huge impetus behind the
example where every single man woman and child were killed. It was literally a matter of homo sapians being snuffed out forever, having no immortal
body and only a bodiless soul to roam eternity in, which was apparently not very attractive to even Gilgamesh.
How'm I doing so far?
