We have seen how the Biblical book of Enoch tells us that evolution happened by means of fallen angels, or aliens, who bred with animals.  They also bred with humans.

     In Jubilees we also find mention of certain heavenly entities called "watchers" who appear to be synonymous with the "sons of the elohim."

 

Enoch spoke of the watchers, who sinned with the daughters of humans.  They were starting to get down and dirty with the daughters of humans, and Enoch testified against all of them.[1] 

 

Enoch confirms this by saying,

 

The watchers instructed me, "Enoch, you righteous scribe, go tell the watchers of heaven who departed from the higher heaven of everlasting holiness, who became filthy with women… that their children will take pleasure in the murder of their loved ones."[2]

 

Jubilees also implies that the "watchers" and the "sons of the elohim" are synonymous with "angels,"

 

The angels of God saw women on a certain year of this jubilee.  They happily oogled them, and so they took wives for themselves, all that they chose, and they gave birth to sons who were giants.[3]

 

Giants?  Really?  The Hebrew word in Genesis is nephilim, which probably comes from the root naphal, meaning "cast outs."  The interpretation that these cast outs were giants is also found in the Septuagint's rendition of Genesis.  The Septuagint is the Greek Bible, which was translated from the Hebrew between 250 BCE and just before the start of the Common Era.  Josephus also believed the nephilim were giants.[4]  Researcher David Icke adds that certain ancient Arab and British legends pass down that giants were responsible for large rock monuments such as Stonehenge.[5]

     The tradition about giants also comes from a more ancient source – the Biblical account of Moses and the Exodus, which states,

 

We saw the nephilim, the sons of Anak, who come from the nephilim, and we were like grasshoppers both in our own eyes and in theirs.[6]

 

     Enoch, Jasher, Jubilees, Josephus, and other holy books of antiquity no doubt include many traditions that had been passed down for centuries.  These traditions about angels breeding with mortals can be traced to the very beginnings of the Bible and of the Hebrew nation.  The antiquity of these traditions is unassailable. 

 

     Ancient Jewish literature from shortly before the time of Christ is absolutely littered with references to the giants who were born of angels and women.  Below are three examples which are still revered as sacred scripture in the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Bibles today:

 

The giants were born in Israel.  They were legendary because of their tall height and military skills.  But God did not want them nor did he give them proper instruction, so they died because they lacked good sense.  They died because they were stupid.[7]

 

Even in the beginning, when arrogant giants died, the world's last hope found safety afloat in a boat.[8]

 

God never forgave the giants of old who forcefully rebelled.[9]

 

     Outside the Bible, The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs also testify that angels bred with humans.  The Testaments of Levi, Simeon,  Benjamin, and Dan mention the book of Enoch as if it were quite authentic, authoritative, and even prophetic.[10]  So also the Testament of Naphtali, which says the watchers were cursed like Sodom for changing their "natural ways."[11]  These books were probably written after 250 BCE, since they quote the Septuagint, yet they mention Syria as the latest world power,[12] so they were probably written before Rome's rise to power in the early 1^st century BCE.  Thus, by the period of 250-100 BC, the traditions associated with Enoch were already ancient enough and well-renowned enough to have achieved the status of scripture. 

     Here is one poignant excerpt from the Testament of Reuben: 

 

The watchers were charmed by women before the Flood.  As they were looking at the women, they lusted for them, and they fantasized about having sex with them.  Then they became human men, and while the women were living with their husbands, they appeared to them.  Because the thoughts of these women were filled with lust for them, and because they thought the watchers were as tall as the heavens, therefore they gave birth to giants.[13] 

 

The ignorance of basic biology associated with this idea – that a woman can become pregnant with a giant just because she looks at an angel and thinks he is tall, should give us pause.  It underscores the legendary nature of these stories, and reconfirms what was discussed above concerning the Flood – namely, an otherwise authentic and historically factual occurrence was embellished and reinterpreted by the ignorant ancients over time, in the absence of modern science, thereby coming down to us with a certain degree of accumulated lunacy and impossibility.  Nevertheless, we receive constant confirmation throughout the ancient writings on behalf of the historical reality of the basic plot:  Angels procreated with humans, and then their offspring were destroyed in a flood.

 

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