I guess I could call those not of this world, "aliens".

No wonder. In our authorized version Hosea 2:1 is 1:10 in the KJV.

Hosea 1:10

King James Version (KJV)

10 Yet the number of the children of Israel shall be as the sand of the sea, which cannot be measured nor numbered; and it shall come to pass, that in the place where it was said unto them, Ye are not my people, there it shall be said unto them, Ye are the sons of the living God.

He says what he says about the 24 elders at the very end of the above embeded presentation and states he will focus on this in the next presentation, which I will also place here when I find it.

When I try to play this video a sign appears stating it is private. Has he changed his mind since the production?

That is strange!!!

Will need to check that our further.

Seems like the video was changed to private.

When I have time, I will see if I can locate another one, or find out why it was changed to private.

It is the next presentation that I was interested in watching, however, that one is probably also now on the private video list.

I guess I will need to focus on his written material about it now, which I downloaded from his web site.

There are sons of God by creation
(see Luke 3:38)
and
There are sons of God by adoption.
(see Romans 1:15, Romans 9:4 Gal. 4:5 Eph. 1:5)

The idea Steve Bohr presents is that the 24 elders are "sons by creation" -- that is the first created of each world who is given the dominion of the world --

Adam was the "son of God" by creation for this world,
but he forfeited that position when he sold out to Satan.
Thus Satan appears at the heavenly counsel meeting with the other "sons of God" from other worlds, (see Job 1:6 and 2:1)

Job also lets us know there were "Sons of God" rejoicing when this world was created! (see Job 38:7)

There is a link to a paper but it seems hugely condensed and changed from what I remember it being earlier.

Link to Steve Bohr's paper on the 24 elders.
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This quote I didn't see which I know was in his original:

There is the throne (Rev 4:2), and around it the rainbow of promise (Rev 4:3). There are cherubim and seraphim (Rev 4:6-8). The commanders of the angel hosts, the sons of God, the representatives of the unfallen worlds, are assembled (Rev 4:4, 10). The heavenly council before which Lucifer had accused God and His Son, therepresentatives of those sinless realms over which Satan had thought to establish his dominion,—all are there to welcome the Redeemer. They are eager to celebrate His triumph and to glorify their King. {DA 832.15}