A notable Angel was given authority to make man “an offer that he couldn’t refuse”.  That mission was highly successful.  “In Adam all died” … to God.  He allowed that “offer” to be made?  That same Angel later tried to stop Jesus from rescuing mankind from eternal death.  That time the mission failed miserably, and Jesus was given 3.5 years of uninterrupted ministry to show humans His Father.  Not unlike our “fair use laws”, that Angel will also be given 3.5 years of “uninterrupted time” to once again try to overcome mankind.

After the garden incident, and well before the “immaculate conception”, the Adamic Angels had the right idea.  Impregnate women so that the offspring would not have a fallen nature.  That offspring would still have standing before God.  That offspring could then overcome humans physically, and intellectually, and eliminate mankind … and the experiment would be over.  The Angels’ solution would be seen as superior to God’s.

God knew the Angels would attempt this move … and He temporarily allowed it.  Then He imprisoned the Angels for disobeying.  Which means that they knew the rules of engagement … and they broke them.  Then God destroyed all the half breeds and continued the human experiment.

After that, the Angels took to possessing some of the humans fully overriding their will.  Again, God allowed it.  Some Angels stopped short of possession?  They “highly influenced” humans to do their bidding.  God again allowed it.  Perhaps those actions were within the ground rules of Angels interactions with Humans?

Unlike us, Jesus did not inherit Adam’s sin nature.  His Father was not fallen.  The female egg is not condemned.  It is the male who carries Adam’s position of condemnation before the Father.  So Jesus was both 100% God, and 100% human, and therefore a viable test case who could live a “sinless life” and be the only possible qualified substitute for we humans.

In Christ (the second Adam) “all are made alive”.  All who desire Him will be welcomed home.

The Angels have no such offer as we know it.

God wins yet again.

He is worthy.