Is There Something Corrupt About the Human Mode of Being?

There's something corrupt about the human mode of being. And one of the consequences of that, as far as god is concerned, is that there are conditions under which the divine spirit will not strive with man. I look a va variety of interpretations of that line, because it doesn't seem to follow so clearly from the previous lined. The narrative returns to the giant idea and reads, there were giants in the earth in those days. Also after that, when the sons of men came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them. And the same became might men, which are of old, men of renown. It's very broken, but you can see a dual narrative