Jesus said it in the story about the widow whose husband died and she married his brother he also died and she remarried I believe it was another brother. Jesus was asked when she died whose wife would she be he said no ones because they would be like the angels in heaven neither male nor female.

Where does Jesus say that Paul would prophesize the gospel of the kingdom to gentiles?

I don't see it Giant Sage in the verses in Matthew or in Revelation you mentioned I see no mention of Paul in any of those verses. Perhaps there is something there that the Holy Spirit has revealed to you that I don't see. I certainly believe that the Spirit will reveal things to individuals that no one else sees.

PASkinnner. It is exactly what the Bible says. Many preachers have tried to dance around this topic and try to imply something it does not say. Genesis 6 is very clear as to what happened. Both Jude and Peter confirm it, and it is confirmed by the Book of Enoch and Jasher. It is important because the way one interprets Genesis 6 will set their interpretation of all other parts of the scripture.

Im not implying demons. Im referring to fallen angels. Demons and angels are separate and distinct identities.
The way I read it, is that Peter and Jude did not have to go into detail about it because they interpreted Genesis 6 with the Angelic view. By mentioning it most people at that time understood what they were saying.

Im at work and it’s too difficult to type on my phone. I’ll check in this evening when I get home.

I think Jude is very explicit when he mentions the fallen angels and then compares them in the next verse to the depravity of Sodom and Gomorrah. He is linking the two situations regarding sexual immorality and going after strange flesh together.

Go back to Genesis 19 and read it in that context. The homosexuals in that city were very clear on what they wanted to do to the two male angels that were at Lot's house. They were not interested in even Lot's virgin daughter's they wanted to rape the male angels that were inside Lot's house. I believe this gives even more credibility to the Angelic View in Genesis rather than the Sethite View.

Either way, the interpretation of Genesis is fundamental in how we dictate our reading of scripture. The two doctrines are so far a part from one another that one of us or both of us is wrong, but we both can't be correct.

You and I will disagree on scripture because of our interpretation. Really does not matter though, we agree wholeheartedly on the most important thing. Peace be with you Skinner, as I very much appreciate and respect your input on this forum.

Thanks rex I couldn't remember that pasage.

Hear is another example, Revelation 1-4 . John receives Revelation from Jesus to seven churches warning them of coming distruction, judgement, and redemption. Who was the good and faithful servant that was responsible for planting most of those 7 churches?
You shall know them by there fruits.