The biblical history of Noah’s time describes a merging of humanity with non-human entities (fallen angels), resulting in the creation of the Nephilim, who were mighty, dominant figures over the earth.
“When human beings began to increase in number on the earth and daughters were born to them, the sons of God [fallen satanic angels] saw that the daughters of humans were beautiful, and they married any of them they chose…The Nephilim were on the earth in those days—and also afterward—when the sons of God [fallen satanic angels] went to the daughters of humans and had children by them [the Nephilim]. They were the heroes of old, men of renown.” Genesis 6:1-4
This parallels the modern world, where AI and transhumanism aim to merge humans with technology, enabling people to become stronger, smarter, and more powerful—essentially redefining humanity. This could indeed fit the prophecy of “the days of Noah” as described by Jesus:
“As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.” (Matthew 24:37)
1. The Merging of Humanity with Non-Human Entities
In Genesis 6, humans joined forces with fallen angels to create something beyond human—the Nephilim. These beings were superhuman in strength and knowledge, making them dominant in their time. They became a source of violence and corruption, prompting God to bring judgment through the Flood.
Today’s transhumanist and AI-driven ambitions also seek to merge humans with a “non-human” force—technology and artificial intelligence—to transcend natural human limitations. This involves AI implants (e.g., Neuralink), genetic modification, and autonomous AI systems that could outthink human decision-making.
2. Noah of Genesis vs. Yuval Noah Harari
The contrast between Noah of Genesis and Yuval Noah Harari is striking. Both represent key figures in their respective eras, but they embody opposing worldviews regarding humanity’s purpose and destiny.
| Aspect | Noah of Genesis | Yuval Noah Harari |
| View of God | Trusted and obeyed God | Rejects God, promotes human self-deification |
| Source of Salvation | Divine intervention (the ark and covenant) | Technology and AI as the means of salvation |
| Role in Creation | Preserved God’s natural order | Seeks to transcend and replace human nature |
| Moral Framework | Lived according to God’s righteousness | Believes morality is subjective and evolving |
| End Goal | Restoration of humanity under God’s guidance | Evolution into post-human, god-like beings |
3. Dominance and Power Over Humanity
In Noah’s day, the Nephilim became mighty rulers who dominated human society through violence and oppression. Today, AI and tech elites are positioning themselves to dominate key areas of life, including military power, economic control, and political influence through surveillance systems.
5. Prophetic Fulfillment: As in the Days of Noah
Jesus’ prophecy in Matthew 24:37 connects the end times with the days of Noah:
“As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.”
| Noah’s Day | Modern Times |
| Fallen angels corrupted humanity | AI and technology aim to “enhance” humanity |
| Creation of Nephilim (hybrids) | Human-AI or genetically modified hybrids |
| Desire for power and immortality | Pursuit of life extension and AI dominance |
| Violence and corruption | Tech-driven warfare, cybercrime, and control |
| God’s judgment (the Flood) | Possible divine intervention (end-times prophecy) |
6. Warnings and Consequences
Both the Bible and modern experts warn of the dangers of unchecked technological ambition:
– Loss of Control: AI could evolve beyond human oversight, much like the Nephilim became agents of chaos.
– Moral Collapse: Technology may erode traditional values, leading to spiritual disconnection from God.
– Existential Threats: Just as the Flood cleansed the earth, unchecked AI development could lead to global catastrophes.
7. Final Thoughts: Are We in the Days of Noah?
Yes, the modern rise of AI and transhumanism closely mirrors the events of Noah’s time. Humanity is once again:
– Merging with non-human forces (AI) in a quest to transcend natural limits.
– Rejecting God and seeking self-deification through technology.
– Accelerating global corruption and moral decay.
This alignment with biblical prophecy serves as a warning to remain vigilant and faithful, recognizing that true salvation comes not from technology but from God’s grace and redemption.