It is believed by many that Genesis 6:4 describes a union between human women and spirit sons of God. I disagree. But that is neither here nor there.
What I want to talk about is what hassem means. Strong's Concordance 8034 translated "fame", means "name". It is also used at Genesis 4:26 which says A son was born to Seth. His name was Enosh. Then began to call the name Yahweh.
Genesis 6:4 is understood by many to mean "the mighty ones of old, the men of fame" NWT. So "fame" or NAME in that scripture is applied to the Nephilim, or MEN. But it means, does it not, the mighty nephilim influenced the world to the extent of effecting the opinion of The Name Yahweh. As in "Let You're NAME be proved holy". Like today, God's reputation as Savior is sullied. Was sullied, is being sullied again. It isn't funny.
Learning what happens by believing it can help one predict what will happen. I think so.
What I want to talk about is what hassem means. Strong's Concordance 8034 translated "fame", means "name". It is also used at Genesis 4:26 which says A son was born to Seth. His name was Enosh. Then began to call the name Yahweh.
Genesis 6:4 is understood by many to mean "the mighty ones of old, the men of fame" NWT. So "fame" or NAME in that scripture is applied to the Nephilim, or MEN. But it means, does it not, the mighty nephilim influenced the world to the extent of effecting the opinion of The Name Yahweh. As in "Let You're NAME be proved holy". Like today, God's reputation as Savior is sullied. Was sullied, is being sullied again. It isn't funny.
Learning what happens by believing it can help one predict what will happen. I think so.
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