What the BIBLE says about demons origins and characteristics

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Title: 5 TRAITS of Demons - What the BIBLE says about Demons

Welcome to a Grace Digital Presentation.
In this video, we will cover their origin what kind of creatures Demons are.

What Is Their Origin?

I do not believe that Scripture provides us with
sufficient evidence to say with certainty what the origins of demons are?

However, there are three main theories concerning the origin
of demons.

The first theory is that They are some of the fallen angels associated with Satan in his rebellion against God.

The second theory is that they are disembodied spirits of a pre-Adamic race that perished under some judgment of God not recorded in detail in Scripture.

The third is that they are simply Disembodied spirits of the Nephilim, Which were the heroes of old, Giants mentioned in the Bible. That were part men and part heavenly creatures.

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