**Gen 3:15 “And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed”**
Yep, sin brought the great division between God and mankind. And Satan would truly hate the woman because of what her role would be in destroying him. Yet, mankind would from that point on be stained with sin and of their ‘father the devil’ (John 8:38-47).
And I am glad you brought that up the first part of that verse, so I can finish it:
“..it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.”
So, we can see that the ‘seed of the woman’ (Jesus Christ) will destroy Satan, while Jesus Christ will be mildly harmed (indestructable as it turned out).
And after Gen. 6:2, verse 3 shows God’s anger toward man:
“And the LORD said, My spirit shall not always strive with man, for he is also flesh: yet his days shall be an hundred and twenty years.”
Would you stance be better interpreted by wording it this way?...
“.. My spirit shall not always strive with demon spirits for they have become flesh also...”
>>> Would you stance be better interpreted by wording it this way?... “.. My spirit shall not always strive with demon spirits for they have become flesh also...”
God’s Spirit NEVER strived with demons. It was NEVER His intention that they even exist, even though He allowed it... just as He allowed Adam and Eve to sin, He allowed Satan and his followers to deceive and war against Him.
My “stance” was to simply point out that fallen angels did and can procreate. I never suggested God wanted that to happen, let alone ANY sin.