Let's talk for a minute about a question that's on the reverse cover of your book,

Judgment of the Nephilim. How are the angels able to reproduce with human women in the first

place? And we should say at this point, and you and I both have read secular literature,

ancient literature, Plato among them, the Greek historians, Hesiod,

and others who have talked about these what they call titans and Olympians who came down

and took human wives. So it's a Greek story as well as a Bible story. And how did that happen?

How are they able to do this?

And because most people think, well, the angels are sexless.

In their own first estate, they would not have progeny.

What was going on there?

And you speak about that in your book.

Absolutely. I devote a whole chapter to it. And I think it's important to understand

two things. First, that the angels want to have a physical presence. So I go through some

of the examples where you can look at when the angels accompanied the Lord to visit Abraham,

that they ate food, their feet were washed, they

had a physical presence.

And you can see that angels can touch people. They can pick people up. They can wage war,

they can fight or even kill human beings so they can interact with the physical world.

Of course in the Psalms we read that man ate angels food, that the manna was a substance

that angels can consume. So that's the first thing. And secondly, in terms of how the actual

reproduction can happen to give birth to a Nephilim hybrid, I think 1 Corinthians chapter 15

is a very fascinating chapter of scripture in which the Apostle Paul goes through this contrast of different types of flesh.

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