Hebrews 6:
2 Instructions about baptisms….
We are reflecting on the life and ways of Noah in Genesis the sixth to eighth chapter and how they impact our generations in pressing into Christ. The sons of God have just invaded the earth. These sons make good selections from among the beautiful daughters of men and marry them. The sons of God are against God’s plan to bring redemption to man – for in this reality is their defeat and destruction. By intermingling with human race in need of rebirth, however, they interbreed with them to produce another race completely outside the mind of the Creator. In the NIV, the phrase the sons of God is rendered angels. Giants are the outcome of this strange adventure. The earth become instantly full of violence. These giants, the nephilims, are even described as men of renown (Genesis 6:4). These are not only imbued merely with feral violent energy, but with extraordinary wisdom and knowledge. The world has made a long journey back home in our days to the days of the nephilims, the men of renown. Watch mankind playing God today! It’s so daring that they tag one of their recent inventions as De-extinction or resurrection. They took the DNA of a prehistoric wolf and injected it into the production cells of modern wolf and produced a completely different species with both characteristics of the prehistoric wolf and the modern manifest. More of the acts of men renown will continue to haunt us soon in the days to come. Mankind is swiftly approaching the days of Noe when, by science and technology, God becomes irrelevant in the thoughts of men. In the days of Noah, God decides to wipe off the abnormal creations who are neither purely human nor purely spirit beings. But Noah found grace in the eyes of God. Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations, and walked with God (Genesis 6:8-9). Noah found grace just as I have found grace in the eyes of God. The grace I received is far superior to Noah’s as this favour brought me to the pursuit and holding me down into participating in divine nature by God’s promises. His divine power has given us everything we need for life and godliness through oir knowledge of him… Through these he has given us his very great and precious promises, so that through them you may participate in the divine nature and escape the corruption that is in the world caused by evil desires (2 Peter 1:3-4).