I've often wondered if the Son's of God that interbred with human women were actually angels as is the common thinking and were instead an entirely different category of beings (spiritual or otherwise).
Jesus seemed to indicate that the Angels are not reproductive beings (that do not marry and have families) and I see no real references to them in the Bible as being either male or female in the sense man is to indicate they could.
Not that that's actually important or needs to be known, just something I wonder about occasionally.
Well, Jesus didn't actually say that did He? He said, they dont marry or are given in marriage, not that they dont having plumbing. I've heard this idea tossed around before and so I thought about it quite a bit. And over time I've seen things which might explain that. I found two places in scripture that quotes from the book of Enoch, and while Enoch is not canon that doesn't mean that it isn't useful, and Enoch talks about it, then in Jude 6 our canon quotes it. Enoch adds more details to the story than canon has.
Jude 1:6
6 And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the judgment of the great day..../KJV
Enoch says (IIRC) that 200 angels made the pact, and after they sinned God punished (four of them?) who were the main instigators in it and punished them so severely by putting them in chains all the way down in Tartarus. That's the other place the book of Enoch is quoted.
2 Peter 2:4
4 For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell, and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto judgment;
Jude is talking about the angels who sinned with earth women. They left their own habitation, or IOW, their spiritual body so that would be able to cohabit with women. Enoch says the fallen angels had a meeting about it on Mt Herman and many were against it, in fear of God. So some of them made a pact together and went ahead and did it. In 2 Peter 2:4 it says they were cast down to hell, but in other translations (and the original language) it says "Tartarus" which is the deepest part of hell. and when those angels were punished, it scared all the other guilty angels so bad that they stopped doing it, then God brought the flood and wiped all of them out.
It was after that, that, cattle mutilations started happening. Did you know how similar cattle blood is to humans? Very much so, they used to use it for transfusions into people.
And they way I figure it, that our bible quotes from Enoch lends Enoch some credibility, even if it's not canon. Ok, so it's not canon so it isnt infallible. Even so, it's a good book. Just not scripture.