Chuck Missler | Genesis 6 (The Days Of Noah)

Genesis 6 indicates that the "sons of God" (B'nai Elohim) took wives of the "daughters of men," which gave birth to the "Nephilim."

The B'nai Elohim is a term that refers to angels. It occurs four times in the Old Testament and is rendered "Angels of God" in the ancient Septuagint translation. The intrusion of certain angels into the human family resulted in unnatural offspring termed Nephilim, which derives from the Hebrew naphal (to fall), or the Fallen Ones.

(The Greek Septuagint renders this term gigantes, which actually means "earth-born." This is often misunderstood to mean "giants"—which they also happen to have been, incidentally.)