We're understanding what happened in Genesis, that humanity was at a crisis.

The promise of the Messiah was at a crisis because humanity was being wiped out.

You know, when Noah is described as being perfect in his generation, it wasn't that he was

holy without measure. It was him and a few other people in his family were the only last,

you know, pure, true humans left on the earth.

You know, they didn't just sin against human flesh, they send against animal flesh.

And, you know, created all sorts of aberrence.

We take donkeys and horses, we break them together and we get mules from.

And that right there doesn't seem to be the same kind of abeyrance or mutations and hybrids that God is really not okay with.

But we're talking about the creation of monsters, dragons, vicious, whatever entities there might have been from whatever Grendel might have been in the Nordic stories, you know.

And this is the things that we're facing.

Chuck Mizzler, he called the word here, gigantis, as earthborn.

And that's kind of an interesting idea.

If we think about humans being obviously of the flesh, but with a spirit from God,

you know, what then would an earthborn but with a spirit from God, you know, what then would an

earthborn have, not a spirit from God?

People love the darkness, and so they hate the light.

It's going to get to the point where God says the sin has reached its fullness, and the Antichrist is going to be revealed it's really sad because

you read revelation and you see people whose hearts are so hard that it doesn't matter what god does

he disciplines those he loves even his enemies is jesus going to ask us to do something he's not going to do himself?

So if he's saying love your enemies, he is loving his enemies, even in these awful times,

when these are haters of God and they're cursing God even after all these things are happening in Revelation.

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