The World and the Word

          The Advents and the Judgments of Christ

Controversy exists as to whether Genesis 6:1-4 records either the inter-marriage of the fallen Adamic race with the pre-Adamic race or the fornication of fallen angels with human women. Both accounts are true. Genesis 6:1-2 records the inter-marriages between the fallen Adamic race and the pre-Adamic race that produced normal children as Genesis 6:3 confirms. Genesis 6:4 records that fornication between fallen angels and human women produced "giants" and "men of renown" which inter-marriage between normal humans could not have produced. This story proves that angels are not sexless. These fallen angels cannot be the same persons as the rebellious angels who followed Lucifer because God chained all of them in the bottomless pit except for four whom He chained in the river Euphrates. Jude 1:6; Revelation 9:14. God exiled these fallen angels from Heaven because they remained neutral in God's war with Lucifer. They roam God's universe doing some good things and some sinful things. Some of them desire to be friends with humans, some are neutral toward humans, and some are somewhat hostile toward humans.

Christ came to Abraham and made a covenant with him that He would give him and all of his descendants the land of Canaan forever. God promised Abraham that His judgment would fall on all those who would hate and do harm to Abraham's descendants. God also promised Abraham that he and his descendants would become a blessing to "all families of the earth," which can only mean the living natures of every human who would ever live. God's message to Abraham constituted a prophecy that God will one day separate the repentant, living nature of every human from their evil nature, some by His grace and all others from the regions of death by the use of His fiery wrath against evil. Genesis 12:1-3; Genesis 17:6-8; John 5:24; I Corinthians 3:11-15; Revelation 5:11-14; Revelation 21:5; Revelation 22:11-12.

The seed of Abraham can only be those Israelites who have been faithful to the Jews' religion. Romans 2:28-29. In Christ's judgment in the end of the world, He will raise all faithful Jews who did not get saved by grace from the regions of the dead, recreate them, and give them citizenship in the eternal nation of Israel that will rule the earth. Isaiah 66:10-14. God will also raise and recreate all unfaithful Jews, but He will judge them with His "rod" and demote them to have to live with the recreated Gentiles. Ezekiel 20:37-38. Israel will forever be the nation that rules the recreated earth, but it will be populated only by those who were faithful to Judaism. Romans 11:26-27.