The Biblical book of Enoch suggests that angels procreated with animals, and that their children became new species.  Enoch says,

 

I saw a vision, and behold, I saw in the sky many stars falling and throwing themselves to the first star.  They became cows like other cows, and they grazed with them.  I looked again and behold, I saw all of them getting erect penises, and they started mounting the female cows.  They got pregnant, and gave birth to elephants, camels, and donkeys.[1] 

 

This passage is significant because it seems to convey macro-evolution, that is, the evolution from one species into another species.  Fallen stars represent fallen angels in ancient Jewish and Christian literature.  These fallen angels caused evolutionary change by breeding biologically. 

 

Enoch is a book in the Dead Sea Scrolls Bible - the oldest Bible known to archaeology.  Other ancient books that were considered scripture, such as Jubilees and Jasher, also say that fallen angels caused evolution by having sex with humans and with animals.  There have also been archaeological discoveries of ancient Christian texts which frequently mention that angels had sex with humans.

 

But why should this perverted stuff about angel sex be in the Christian Bible today?  Actually, it is in the Bible today.  It's just not explicit.  Genesis 6 mentions a breed of angel-human hybrids called the nephilim who were said to be giants.  The true interpretation of this passage was lost during the dark ages, but modern scholarship is resurrecting it. 

 

The New Testament endorses the book of Enoch.  Jude the brother of Jesus quoted Enoch and called it prophetic.  The Apostles John and Peter used material from Enoch in their New Testament books.  The Apostle Paul said that the angels can be sexually aroused, an idea he apparently got from Enoch and related apocrypha.  Jesus Christ himself used material from Enoch in his Sermon on the Mount.

 

Moreover, multiple ancient historical records prove beyond a doubt that the ancient Christians included Enoch in the Bible.  Enoch was hand copied by the scribes of the Dead Sea more frequently than other books of the Bible.  This must mean that Enoch was part of the Dead Sea Scrolls Bible.  The Essenes were the people who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.  Jesus had friends among the Essenes, and he may have been an Essene himself.  It stands to reason that Jesus accepts the book of Enoch, because the Essenes did.  Enoch was rejected from the Bible in 364 AD, for all the wrong reasons.  Yet the Ethiopian Church still keeps Enoch in the Bible.  The Ethiopian Church is among the most ancient apostolic churches in the world.

 

An ancient Babylonian epic called Gilgamesh indicates the gods procreated with mortals, and corroborates much of what Enoch says.  Gilgamesh describes Noah's Flood, not as a worldwide catastrophe, but as a regional typhoon.  Gilgamesh was written not too long after the Flood, and so there is reason to believe much of Gilgamesh is historically accurate, because it is was written shortly after the events it describes.  There is also evidence from the Gospel that Jesus accepts Gilgamesh as a source for valid history. 

 

All this does not mean that angels control every aspect of evolution, nor that Darwin's theory is wrong.  Rather, the thesis of this website is that paranormal forces act together with natural selection to produce evolutionary change.  Evolution often happens too quickly for Darwinism to be the only cause. The data cannot support intelligent design by God, angels, aliens, or anything else.  Rather, the data supports accidental intelligent interference, caused by a small number of extra-terrestrials who haphazardly influence evolution when they lust for earthlings and/or accidentally leak DNA from the genetic engineering laboratories of aliens. 

 

The End Times prophecies of Jesus Christ, and of the archangel Uriel, suggest that the Antichrist will be a monstrous angel-human hybrid who is born from the lust of the angels, as in Enoch.

 

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