Fallen angels and demons
Demons are not fallen angels, demons do not have bodies and are looking for a house (physical body).</div
Luke 11:24
and for them even to inhabit a body of animals can be a good option, as in the case of the demons who asked Jesus permission to enter the pigs. </div
Marcos 5:12
To better understand biblical prophecies it is important to know that Genesis 6 narrates the reality of non-human beings, also called children of God and fallen angels that with human women of the race descendant of Adam and Eve procreated abnormal hybrids surely by a different DNA mixture. , those abnormal hybrids were giants that among other things had 6 fingers in each hand and foot.</div
The truth is that the hybrids that resulted from this sexual union between angels and human women, were giant beings of which perhaps the most famous was Goliath whom David killed.</div
1 Samuel 17
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The Bible does not mention the origin of demons anywhere, that is, it does not explain how they came about. Although the Bible mentions the existence of demons, it does not mention either in the Old Testament or in the new anything about its origin.
However, I have studied other books that are not part of the Bible such as the book of Enoch, which was well known even by the apostles of Jesus and which Jude quotes from his chapter 2 in the Bible in Jude 1:14 and gives many more details about the aforementioned facts and related to Genesis 6, relating that these fallen angels besides procreating with the human women the giants, they taught humanity astronomy, astrology, weapons manufacture, among other things. The book of Enoch also notes that these angels descended on Mount Hermon (southwest of Damascus and northeast of Caesarea Philippi), and the book of Jubilees tells that angels descended in the days of Jared and that his father gave him that name which has the meaning of descendant and origin in the Hebrew word descend.</div
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Enoch is an intertestamental book, which is part of the canon of the Ethiopian Orthodox Bible but is not recognized as canonical by the other Christian churches, it has been found in some of the codices by the Septuagint (Vatican Codex and Papyri) Chester Beatty). The Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews) include it in the Tanakh, a difference from the other current Jews, who exclude it</div
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This story has always given me a certain momentum, I hope you like it and study more of the subject.
