Donna,

I had been thinking about asking you something, and then I clicked on your link about the mothership.

Earlier, while reading the Bible, when I had just read the following line:

Zechariah 5:9 Then lifted I up mine eyes, and looked, and, behold, there came out two women, and the wind was in their wings; for they had wings like the wings of a stork: and they lifted up the ephah between the earth and the heaven.

I had always been taught that all angels are male, so I shouldn't take this literally.

However, if I remember correctly, you and I had written back forth, before, regarding celestial beings, as well as hybrids.

Is it not true that all celestial beings are not angels?

The seraphims that Isaiah saw, and the living creatures that Ezekiel saw, and the four beasts that John saw, are very different from the description of angels.

The angels mentioned all seem to appear to resemble people, whereas those other creatures, that those 3 men saw, do not.

Also, the cherubims do not fully resemble people, but rather have wings.

The horse that Jesus rides back on, appears to be a celestial creature, but not an angel.

So, these two beings that Zechariah saw, also do not fully resemble people, as they have wings like a stork.

However, they are called two women, yet they have wings.

My question is whether there may be female celestial beings, and that they are all not male, or are these two actually hybrids?

Even if they were correct, who teach that there are no female creatures in heaven, there certainly will be after the blessed hope.

(btw - I never really did accept their teaching that there are only males in heaven, anyway.)

So, if these two are celestial female beings, are the fallen beings, or do they serve the LORD?

But, if they are hybrids, are they offsprings of an angel & human relationship?

.