Jesus' Uniqueness.

[John D. Brey]

. . . if God flooded the world because of some kind of heavenly creature/human hybrids, why was he not bothered by Jesus if he was a heavenly creature/human hybrid?

Perhaps Jesus is the only human being who's not a hybridization? The story of Genesis six and the flood (and its immediate aftermath) imply that everyone born through genital sex is to some degree a hybridization carried over from the nephilim (fallen ones).

Jesus' virgin birth affords him a mechanism to "sprout" from the unsullied root of humanity in a manner that makes him the only human being in the likeness of Adam prior to Genesis 2:21 where Adam's body is desecrated in preparation for the original sin.


John

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[liamconnor]

. . . if God flooded the world because of some kind of heavenly creature/human hybrids, why was he not bothered by Jesus if he was a heavenly creature/human hybrid?

Perhaps Jesus is the only human being who's not a hybridization? The story of Genesis six and the flood (and its immediate aftermath) imply that everyone born through genital sex is to some degree a hybridization carried over from the nephilim (fallen ones).

Jesus' virgin birth affords him a mechanism to "sprout" from the unsullied root of humanity in a manner that makes him the only human being in the likeness of Adam prior to Genesis 2:21 where Adam's body is desecrated in preparation for the original sin.


John

God flooded the world because it was full of violence; we are not told it was due solely to inbreeding.

As far as the discrepancy between what may have been copulation between angels and men, on the one hand, and the Spirit of God and Mary, on the other--the obvious difference is that God ordained the latter and did not the former.