@@Jameslewisjdl I’m quite sure, Jesus embarrassed them & showed us our authority over them. So They decided to make everyone believe “no that wasnt us he cast out that was our created nephilim spirits, we’re much more powerful” 🤪. Now almost everybody believes they’re not one & the same. Weak and pathetic in front of the spirit name of God. Thanks for your comment brother!
I believe the Nephilim are the offspring of Angels and human women. The spirits of them when they die become/are demons. My understanding. There are many Demons from the Nephilim who died during the flood of Noah.
@@Jakob-qk2qn If you’re “chosen”, sadly they teach there no way to know you’re saved, that you must do good works and just hope when you die you make it. That you must keep inspecting your flesh to try and determine. It’s a very polluted and twisted teaching of OSAS. The “O” in “Once” they teach could be you self deceiving yourself.
@katdumore535 i don't know much about "chosen" doctrine, I try and follow God In reality and fall and get back up and so forth, i believe in knowing God and following him and being his, I have seen great damage done by some doctrines, i lose recognition of them, people think it's like in school that it is without harm to believe the wrong things, well I know better also for myself now, I like you as a person so I thought I would say hello and ask who you might be
@@Jakob-qk2qn I’m just someone who believes the words of the Bible. “In whom ye also trusted, after that ye heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation: in whom also after that ye believed, ye were SEALED with that holy Spirit of promise.” (Eph 1:13) Getting saved happens the millisecond you believe, irrespective of your works, behaviour, your flesh. Saved by faith alone in Christ alone not of works. I believe in internal SECURITY I do not believe in eternal insecurity.
@@katdumore535 Of course, I understand. Prayers your way. God created all things, and they were good. Some things corrupted themselves. But Satan is the god of this world, all unbelievers have some evil spirit working in them, as Scripture says.
I remember when I became cognizant of the nephillim in the Bible and wondered why after years growing up in chuch nobody was talking about it! Lol...wish I could of attended one of those Gen 6 conferences...I don't follow any of that stuff much anymore but find cern & dwave ai and such interesting. 🙏✝️
@@katdumore535 You can look up gensix productions...unfortunately some of the contributors & people studying these things are growing old & have even passed...some guys in this field u may find interesting such as Steve Quayle Tom horn Tim albirino russ dizdar rob skiba ...and I'm sure there's many more...I haven't been keeping up to date on these things since God gave me a full revelation of His grace...now I mostly just focus on our family posts and the epistles...✌️🙏✝️
Lol 😂 great title i feel the same way , I've never thought about the nephilim not being physical at least nt in the sense that you described it , that's a really interesting take on it , probably right. Ya unfortunately I have seen the look you're talking about in people's eyes when I've mentioned Jesus , it's really sad when you see it from family. Thanks Sis 😊
The greatest "Woah" moment you'll ever have is when your eyes are opened to the revelation that Jesus is not the "Second Person" of a "Trinity", but rather the _unipersonal_ God who laid down his own life for you.
@@euston2216 because Jesus prayed, obeyed, and was given powers from the father theres a supernatural relationship that you cannot sum up to simply saying the son is the exact same as the father. Doing so denies the power that raise Christ from the dead which is the same power that you’re saved, by faith.
Consider two simple things, Christ said to the Father "not my will be done but yours." This is Christ directly calling the Father's will "not my will." Will is intrinsic to the attributes of a person, as multiple wills would be conflicting.
@@katdumore535 The power that raised Jesus from the dead was his own power, not the power of some other divine person... JOHN 2:19 (KJV) _Jesus answered and said unto them, Destroy this temple, and in three days _*_*I*_*_ will raise it up._ When Jesus was on earth, he was also in heaven, as his own Father. If you're willing to believe the Father loves you enough to have laid down his own life for you, then he will show you who he truly is.
I also have this question, this verse from Isaiah 6 comes to mind : 6For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
