Having, through the courtesy of the Editor, had the reading of J. B. J.'s expression of opinion as to the sons of God, and Jude 6, I am thankful for it. It will cause searching. A reference to my own paper will show that I do not attempt to speak authoritatively as to this admittedly mysterious passage, while, after having carefully weighed what has been put forth by many on both sides, I find my judgment inclined toward the view that the sons of God were Nephilim and super-human. But as to this I am not greatly concerned. What I am concerned about, is that neither I nor others miss the solemn lesson the apostle is pressing in verses 5 to 7 ; that we ever remember there is no safety in outward privilege-but God desires truth in the inward parts. Interested persons might consult the writings of the grave and scholarly brethren to which I referred in my note. J. B. J. gives the other side, which also deserves to be as carefully weighed.