There probably aren’t any Scriptures directly referencing these, although by study of Bible doctrine, and then applying it to any situation within which we find ourselves, there always is a way to remain in fellowship with God and perform by His Plan in that situation.
The reports given by eyewitnesses tend to indicate these are creatures with an ability to communicate “telepathically” or perhaps more directly as spiritual persons. If they are indeed a class of angelic being, then these reports are consistent with them being spiritual entities.
Genesis 6 etc.
talks about the fallen angels . . .
I forget if it’s Genesis or Enoch or both that talk about the fallen angels being killed in Noah’s flood in part because they were giving man forbidden war-making technologies.
GUESS WHAT, GROUP . . .
THEY HAVE BEEN AT IT AGAIN FOR AT LEAST 60 YEARS.
Probably? There aren't, except for what nutcases like Herbert W. Armstrong tried to conjure up out of Revelation and try to relate them to bits of the OT.
although by study of Bible doctrine, and then applying it to any situation within which we find ourselves, there always is a way to remain in fellowship with God and perform by His Plan in that situation.
Umm, there isn't any such thing as Bible doctrine. Simple empirical proof of that is the virtually unlimited personal interpretations of Scripture. That is why the Creeds and the Catechism had to be written.
The reports given by eyewitnesses tend to indicate these are creatures with an ability to communicate “telepathically” or perhaps more directly as spiritual persons. If they are indeed a class of angelic being, then these reports are consistent with them being spiritual entities.
It would be very interesting if we actually had evidence that would stand up in a court of law, for example, other than what is either a fantastic alien invasion or else hallucination.