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Abduction and Assimilation of the Human Race
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Which brings up the question, WHY would they do so?

"...the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful..." Gen 6:2 NIV

Quite simply, "lust" would be the most obvious and scriptural answer.

However, there are at least two reasons that are a little more speculative, but scriptural as well.

If there were an actual motive to their actions aside from lust, Genesis 3:15 gives us the first clue. Here God pronounces that Eve's "seed" would crush the head of the serpent. Most Bible scholars generally regard this as the first Messianic prophecy in the Bible, in that we are told here that Satan's end will be at the hand of one of Eve's descendants.

The Bible is a veritable panorama of Satan's efforts to destroy the Messiah, even before he was born. It is quite possible that the hybridization of humanity was a direct attempt to destroy the human bloodline, to prevent this birth - to prevent Satan's demise.

Just before the flood, we see that humanity was practically over-run with hybrids ("... the sons of God saw that that the daughters of men were beautiful, and they married any of them they chose" Genesis 6:2). Abduction would be the proper term here, as the consent or courtship of the female, nor the approval of parents, is an issue. For fans of Star Trek's "Borg," assimilation would be the best analogy!

It is at precisely this this point in scripture God's judgment of the flood is pronounced.

"But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord..."

Why was Noah chosen? Most modern translations seem to indicate that he was merely "righteous" or morally superior to others, and God favored him because of it. Only the King James Version (and study of the original Hebrew) gives true insight to the fact that Noah's family was probably the only family on Earth left that was genetically pure, therefore capable of fulfilling the Messianic prohecy of Genesis 3:15.

"Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations, and Noah walked with God." Gen 6:9

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