what was god taling about when he said sons of god?

Answer 1

What are you "taling" about? PS, Jesus loves you.

Answer 2

Job 1:6 Angels are sons of God.

Luke 3:38 Adam son of God

John 10:36 Jesus God's Son

Answer 3

If you are talking about where it says this in Genesis 6:2 That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and took them wife's of all which they chose.

This is talking about the fallen angels that came to the earth with Lucifer. Goliath was the offspring of one of these angels they became demons evil spirits after the flood of Noah.

Answer 4

"The sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all that they chose ..... The Nephilim were in the earth in those days, and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men."

See GIANTS; NEPHILIM.

(1) "Sons of God" is interpreted as referring to men,

(a) to sons of the nobles, who married daughters of the common people. This is the view of many Jewish authorities, who hold that it is justified by the use of 'elohim in the sense of "judges" (Exodus 21:6; 22:8, etc.). But this cannot be the meaning of 'elohim here, for when 'adham, "men," is used to denote the lower classes, it is contrasted with 'ish, as in Psalms 49:2 (Hebrew 3), not with 'elohim. When contrasted with 'elohim it signifies the human race.

(b) Some commentators hold that by "sons of God" is to be understood the pious race descended from Seth, and by "daughters of men" the daughters of worldly men. These commentators connect the passage with Genesis 4:25, where the race of Seth is characterized as the worshippers of Yahweh and is designated as a whole, a seed (compare Deuteronomy 14:1; 32:5; Hosea 1:10 (Hebrew 2:1)). They consider the restricted meaning they put upon "men" as warranted by the contrast (compare Jeremiah 32:20; Isaiah 43:4), and that as the term "daughters" expresses actual descent, it is natural to understand "sons" in a similar sense. The phrase "took wives," they contend also, supports the ethical view, being always used to signify real and lasting marriages, and cannot, therefore, be applied to the higher spirits in their unholy desire after flesh. On this view Genesis 6:1-4 are an introduction to the reason for the Flood, the great wickedness of man upon the earth (6:5). It is held that nothing is said in 6:4 of a race of giants springing from the union of angels with human wives (see paragraph 2, below), and that the violence which is mentioned along with the corruption of the world (6:11) refers to the sin of the giants.

Answer 5

Depends on the context. Sometimes it is clear that "sons of God" refers to the holy angels (like in Job). Sometimes this phrase is extended to include humans who believe in God also.

Answer 6

I'm assuming you're talking about God the father (Jesus). There is Jesus, he is God's only begotten son. BUT as God's creation we are all his children. There is God in every one of us, but to get to that part of your soul I believe you have to accept Jesus(God) as your personal lord and saviour. I hope that wasn't to confusing. Call a church I'm sure someone would be more than happy to explain stuff to you.

Answer 7

i am not sure of the context of these words however...
i feel it says exactly what Jesus was saying all along and was highly misinterprated
Jesus was the son of God ... the same as you and i are also Gods children
just when Jesus said it ... they took it he meant him only

Answer 8

Us. We are all sons of God!!

Answer 9

Without knowing which scripture you are referring to,I would say Jehovah was talking about the angels,all of whom are spiritual sons of God.

Answer 10

Depends on the context. Was he talking to you directly or did you read this somewhere? Evidently it means that he has some sons. Why don't you ask him?

Answer 11

the only son of God is Jesus Christ...