Angels and Women (1924)

256 ANGELS AND WOMENnot perish." (John 3:16) "The wicked shall perish."(Psalm 37:20) Jesus "poured out his soul unto death,"thus making "’his soul an offering for sin." (Isaiah53:10, 12) He thus demonstrated that the penaltyfor sin is death. "The soul that sinneth, it shall die."(Ezekiel 18:4) Let us fear to disobey the greatCreator. Such a course persisted in leads to ultimatedestruction, the utter oblivion to which all God’s enemiesshall eventually be consigned. See THE HARPOF GOD, page 35, chapter 3; and STUDIES INTHE SCRIPTURES, Vol. V, pages 353-381.NOTE 9. (See page 65)The offspring of the fallen angels were quite evidentlyof unusual physical proportions and are the’ giants" referred to in Genesis 6:4. From the Scenarioof the PHOTO-DRAMA OF CREATION (page 17)we quote :"The account of the fall of the angels from beingsons of God to be demons helps us to understandwhy God decreed the Deluge to wipe out all of thehuman race except Noah and his family. We perceivethat God from the first intended to deal only withAdam and his family. The giant sons of the fallenangels came into being contrary to the Divine will;hence, properly, no provision was to be made for them.They never had a right to life, nor will they have aresurrection. On the other hand, all of Adam’s posterity,redeemed by Jesus’ death, must be recoveredfrom death, with full opportunity to secure everlastinglife. After the Deluge, the demon angels dematerialized---resumedtheir spirit conditions."NOTE 10. (See page 70)Satan’s statement to mother Eve, "Ye shall notsurely die" (Genesis 3:4), is the lie which our Lord