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dive into the enigmatic world of Enoch uncover the tale of Fallen Angels fearsome Giants eating humans and divine retribution we'll also explore ancient myths that influenced the Enoch story revealing a time when Celestial beings walked the Earth subscribe for a captivating journey into history with ancient Mysteries [Music] unveiled the book of Watchers imagine a book so ancient it could be your history teacher's favorite bedtime story that's one Enoch for you a venerable text from the Hebrew apocalyptic genre it's traditionally credited to the allstar biblical figure Enoch yes the very one who was Methuselah's dad and

Noah's great grandpa talk about a family tree with deep roots but what's inside this ancient manuscript it's like the ultimate Supernatural expose if you've ever lay awake at night pondering where demons and those mysterious Nephilim characters originated one Enoch has some answers that that could turn your nightmares into well slightly less scary nightmares then there's the scoop on why some angels got the boot from Heaven it's like a Divine reality show where not everyone gets a Halo at the end and if you're into biblical Blockbusters The Book of Enoch dives into the backstory of The

Genesis Flood spoiler alert it's not just about a big boat and a lot of rain it's more like a cosmic cleanup operation with a moral overtones but wait there's more the book also features a sneak peek into the future with a Thousand-Year reign of the Messiah it's a long-term forecast that makes your weather app look downright shortsighted in short one Enoch is a mix of ancient wisdom Celestial secrets and divine drama all rolled into one it's the kind of read that makes you wonder if the Ancients had their own version of a Blockbuster movie script

stashed away in the Scrolls think of a time when the inochan material was the equivalent of a bestseller outshining even likes of Ruth and First Chronicles in the Hebrew Bible this was during the bustling second temple period around the time of the maban revolt and the Hasan Dynasty it's like finding out that a deep cut from a classic album was actually a chart topper in its day this should tip us off to how big a deal these writings were for many folks in Judea but let's not get ahead of ourselves first you need the low

down on Enoch Enoch was basically the biblical equivalent of your great great great great great great grandpa being the seventh in line from Adam he had a pretty impressive run clocking in at 365 years and then plot twist he was whisked away by God as per Genesis this was just a few curtain calls before the great flood God's drastic measure against Humanity's naughtiness now here's where it gets a bit sci-fi imagine Divine beings coming down to Earth getting Starry Eyed over mortal women and resulting in a bunch of giant Offspring it's like a crossover episode

featuring characters like Hercules and Gilgamesh the Genesis narrative however is a bit stingy on details about these Larger than Life figures and their Divine dads flood myths are like the ancient world's version of a viral Trend popping up in cultures far and wide into the enochian texts adding layers and Intrigue to this familiar plot in these writings Enoch a sort of ancient VIP gives us the inside scoop on what led to the big flood and even teases about the world's Grand Finale under a Messianic ruler the guy had a few Heavenly encounters which makes him

quite the enigmatic figure so in the grand tapestry of ancient tals the enochian texts are like those hidden gyms that shed new light on well-worn stories making them fresh and fascinating all over again let's delve into the enigmatic Realm of the book of Watchers a mesmerizing segment of the ancient text one Enoch this section has long captivated Scholars with its extraordinary and peculiar narratives our journey through its Pages reveals The Descent of the Watchers Fallen Angels whose arrival on Earth irrevocably altered human Destiny these Celestial entities not only mingled with Humanity but also shared Forbidden

Knowledge leading to the emergence of the Nephilim colossal beings of unparalleled strength and verocious with Legends suggesting they consumed humans and caused chaos worldwide as we probe further we encounter stories steeped in dark magic and mysticism where the Watchers impart esoteric knowledge to humanity they unil the mysteries of astrology herbology and spellcasting thus eroding the boundaries between the sacred and the profane this infusion of hidden knowledge plunges the world into turmoil marked by otherworldly occurrences and ethical Decay culminating in a scenario right for divine judgment and visions of Apocalypse our documentary navig these remarkable aspects

within the book of Watchers The Descent of Angels the birth of giants the dissemination of Arcane knowledge and the ensuing Heavenly judgment this ancient narrative provides a fascinating glimpse into early judaic cosmology angelology and the foundations of apocalyptic literature it invites audiences to reflect on the profound influence these mythological stories have on our perception of the Divine the Monstrous and the Very nature of human curiosity and exploration Enoch's mythical root the figure of Enoch long shadowed in the annals of religious history Demands a closer look more Discerning look especially to unravel the depths of Jewish

and Christian thought his significance often understated is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of Jewish ideology during the second temple period our conventional perceptions of Enoch and the Bible largely shaped by subsequent developments in religious can in scripture might need a serious re-evaluation traditionally distinctions between what is considered biblical and extra biblical sectarian and non sectarian canonical and non-canonical or even Hebrew and Greek have dominated our understanding however our exploration into Enoch's narrative suggests the more intricate tapestry of influences and Origins our last documentary on Enoch casts a Revealing Light on this enigmatic

character drawing striking parallels with the the ancient adapa myth from Mesopotamia adapa a figure steeped in Mesopotamian mythology was renowned for his exceptional wisdom serving as a sage or priest in Aya's Temple Aya being the deity of wisdom and magic in eridu one of the ancient Mesopotamians oldest cities adapa embodies the archetype of the wise yet mortal man in some Renditions of the myth Aya is portrayed as ad dapa's father or Creator symbolizing a profound bond between the deity and his enlightened human servant while Aya endows Ada dapa with unparalleled wisdom he does not Grant

him eternal life this aspect of the myth accentuates a crucial dichotomy the Divine besto of wisdom juxtaposed with the inherent limitations of human mortality ad dapa's narrative especially his Celestial voyage and encounters with the gods mirrors the intricacies and contradictions inherent in the Divine human relationship as perceived in Mesopotamian lore this backdrop provides a compelling context to re-examine Enoch's story hinting at a profound perhaps previously overlooked Intercultural exchange that shaped early religious thought in performing his duties adapa found himself fishing on The Tigress River a violent storm provoked by a fierce wind overturned his boat

in response adapa in a fit of anger shattered the wings of the south wind halting its gusts for a week this act drew the attention of Anu the deity who summoned adop to explain his actions however Aya another God provided guidance to adapa advising him to win over Deus and Gish zida the celestial Gatekeepers and to abstain from consuming food or drink in the heavens warning that such substance could be lethal adop a Dawning attire symbolic of grief conveyed to Deus and gisha that their absence had plunged the land into mourning in heaven he was

presented with the food of life and the water of life but he refused them at as instructed by AA he also accepted garments and oil using them as advised when brought before Anu adapa explained his refusal to partake in the heavenly banquet attributing his caution to aa's counsel Anu amused by aa's minations rhetorically questioned what harm adapa had inflicted upon Humanity he then declared that human beings would endure diseases though these could be mitigated by the goddess narak after this judgment adapa was returned to the Earth this myth of adapa from the old Babylonian period

Circa 1894 BCE to 1595 BCE to the Neo Assyrian version dating to Circa 750 BCE introduces an exorcistic procedure it repeats that adapa went to heaven and saw all its Secrets though still a human being he thus gained Divine knowledge ad dapa's Heavenly knowledge is invoked as a means to cure disease his wisdom is no ordinary wisdom it has its source in heaven we could you can see how this myth sets up the Heavenly or Divine mediator myths of Moses and Enoch we can see Adam and Eve written all over this myth as well it's

no coincidence that all of these figures Adam Enoch and Noah are all primordial characters existing around the beginning of creation Inky AKA AA tricked adapa but he did so knowing the gift of Godly wisdom would have remained in heaven with the rest of the deities away from the rest of humanity if you would have ate the food and drink of life which he was told would kill him this really makes one think about Yahweh and Adam in the Garden of Eden just as utap pish him was separated from the rest of humanity by the gods

after being granted immortality and surviving the flood adapa would have suffered the same fate and Inky knew it now that adapa has the God's wisdom he can also come back to humanity and teach them the ways of the Gods so just as adapa was summoned before Anu Adam was summoned before Yahweh to answer for their trans transgressions both stories hint at Food causing death and both were tricked into thinking the food would kill them one with AA and the other with Yahweh we see priests in Babylon Proclaim I am adapa as incantations and Judean sectarian

scribes claim to have received Enoch's forms of knowledge these Central figures adapa and Enoch are mediators between the Divine and Mortal realm and it was during the Persian era we see linguistic Aramaic culture with which both Babylonian and judeans participate in this explains how the enochian figure was created in the ancient Shadows of Greek mythology a tale as old as time itself unfolds first chronicled by the 8th Century BCE Bard hessed in his epic theogony here we meet Prometheus offspring of the Titan iopus and either clini or Asia an oceanid he stands alongside his brothers

Manus Atlas and Epimetheus in a lineage of Mythic proportions hesiod paints Prometheus as a cunning figure daring to challenge the all- knowing all powerful Zeus the scene is set at Mone pivotal moment where gods and Mortals negotiate their coexistence Prometheus master of guile presents Zeus with a deceptive Choice nourishing beef concealed within an ox's stomach symbolizing a valuable Essence hidden by an unappealing guise and mere bones deceptively cloaked in a tanal fat Zeus in his choice unknowingly decrees a lasting tradition for sacrificial offerings humans would Feast on meat offering only the fat wrapped bones to

the Divine this trickery however incurs Zeus's wrath leading him to conceal the secret a fire from Mankind in a daring Act of defiance Prometheus reclaims this elemental power ENT trapping it within a fennel stock to illuminate Humanity once more this Rebellion IGN nightes further Fury in Zeus who introduces a beguiling shy Maiden crafted from clay by hephestus and adorned by Athena into the world of men this Maiden Pandora though unnamed by hessed becomes the progenitor of a lineage that brings both delight and despair to Mortal men for his transgressions Prometheus endures a punishment of eternal

torment Bound in Chains his Immortal liver consumed daily by a Zeus scent Eagle only to regenerate each night it is not until the hero Heracles sanctioned by Zeus intervenes slaying the eagle and liberating Prometheus from his Perpetual Agony that this chapter of Mythic history Finds Its closure in the Greek myth retold by hessed in works and days the story of Prometheus and the stolen Fire gets even more interesting Zeus is really upset with Prometheus for tricking him so he decides to hide not just fire but also the basic things people need to live hessi suggests

that if Prometheus hadn't made Zeus mad life would have been super easy for humans with plenty of food and no need to work hard we can see Adam written all over this in this version of the story we also learn more about the first woman made by the god hephestus from earth and water her name is Pandora which means all gifts Zeus gets a bunch of other gods and goddesses like Athena Aphrodite and Hermes to help make Pandora special but here's the catch after Prometheus steals fire sends Pandora to humans as a kind of punishment

prometheus's brother Epimetheus ignores a warning and accepts Pandora she comes with a jar and when she opens it all sorts of bad stuff like sorrow and diseases come out Pandora quickly closes the jar but it's too late to stop these things from spreading the only thing left inside the jar is Hope because Zeus told Pandora to close it before Hope could escape this part of the story shows that even when things are tough there's always a little bit of Hope left Pandora can be compared to Eve in Genesis and you could see the punishment of

diseases leading to death and this as well as the earlier adapa myth where Anu curses mankind with diseases in the Prometheus myth there was a Heavenly war between the Greek gods and their parents Titans Prometheus a Titan himself uniquely managed to steer clear of the direct and Cosmic clash between Zeus and the Olympians and Kronos with the other Titans this battle known as the Titan namaki was a defining moment in Greek mythology marking the struggle for Supremacy between the Old and New Gods prometheus's decision to avoid involvement in this epic conflict sets him apart from

his fellow Titans and played a crucial role in shaping his own legendary narrative within Greek mythology in addition to giving Humanity fire Prometheus claims to have taught them the Arts of civilization such as writing mathematics agriculture medicine and science the Titan's greatest benefaction for Humanity seems to have been saving them from complete destruction in an apparent Twist on the myth of the so-called five ages of man found in hess's works and days wherein Kronos and later Zeus created and destroyed five successive races of humanity Prometheus asserts that Zeus had wanted to obliterate the human race

but that he somehow stopped him and just like the Sumerian myth of Inky or later Babylonian myth of AA Prometheus the Titan from Greek mythology may have been an influence to Enoch as some Scholars suggests he was also a bringer of civilization who protected Humanity against the other gods including during the flood as well as created man from clay the oldest myth from which the ascent to Heaven Motif is seen is in the figure of atana but we covered that in the previous Enoch documentary and can potentially cover itana in much greater linked in a

future Enoch documentary or a standalone video on his myth I want to see comments let me know what you would like to see thanks for those comments if you haven't seen the first documentary on Enoch you really should do so after this documentary I ask that you subscribe hit the Bell so you get notified every time I drop a new video these videos will go deep and cover topics that the leading scholars in the world have written about deep in the toms of libraries these myths have shaped our civilizations and our imagination so I think

it's extremely important we understand their Origins and why humans wrote them The Book of Enoch The Book of Enoch also known as one Enoch is an ancient text rooted in Jewish apocalyptic literature traditionally attributed to the biblical figure Enoch the great great grandfather of Noah though Scholars have long realized Enoch never wrote it because Enoch didn't exist this work delves into the origins of demons and the Nephilim the reasons behind the fall of certain Angels the moral justification for The Genesis Flood and prophecies about the messiah's Thousand-Year Reign alongside one Enoch two other texts two

Enoch and three Enoch are also ascribed to Enoch though none are widely recognized as canonical in most Jewish or Christian denominations scholarly estimates place the oldest sections of one Enoch particularly the book of the Watchers around 300 to2 100 BCE with the more recent Parts like the book of Parables dating to approximately 100 BCE the original language of the text is believed to be either Aramaic or Hebrew common languages for Jewish writings of the time Ephraim Isaac a notable scholar in this field suggests that similar to The Book of Daniel one Enoch might have been

composed in both Aramaic and Hebrew however no complete Hebrew versions have survived the existence of various Aramaic fragments among the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as portions in coin Greek and Latin demonstrate the texts historical presence among Jews and early Christians in the near East Additionally the book was referenced by some authors in the 1 and 2nd centuries including in The Testament of the 12 Patriarchs its influence extends to the New Testament where a brief excerpt from one Enoch 1 19 is cited in the Epistle of Jude this particular passage attributed to Enoch the 7th

from Adam one o 60:8 is actually a midrash or interpretive commentary on Deuteronomy 332 copies of the texts earlier sections were found among the Dead Sea Scrolls today The Complete Book of Enoch survives only in a translation into gz an ancient Ethiopian language it is recognized as canonical by the Ethiopian Jewish Community known as beta Israel and the Ethiopian Orthodox tiaho Church while other Jewish Christian groups generally do not consider it canonical or divinely inspired they often acknowledge its historical and Theological significance in a recent article written by James Natty and Seth Sanders a very

important observation must be made as we look at Enoch the abstract to the article reads recent scholarship on the Hebrew Bible in second temple Judaism has come to realize that there was no canon in the period in which this literature was produced the division of this Corpus into biblical versus non-post biblical books represents a later theological claim not one valid for early Judaism it is an urgent task of contemporary scholarship to organize the Corpus in more useful new ways free of these misleadingly anachronistic assumptions this issue of Metatron takes up the challenge of mapping this

Corpus according to different criteria and it features a range of responses to how this collection ought to Be Imagined there was no Bible in our sense found at kumran of a clear list of which books were sacred and authoritative later in around the 300s to 400s CE we see things like the letter of acious Scholars like Michael Stone James vandercom and Robert Craft have observed that the kumran texts which include early Jewish writings don't adhere to the structure or order of the Hebrew Bible as it's known today these texts often give precedence to other works

such as Enoch literature which predates some of the biblical books like Daniel recent Scholars including Hindi najman Eva Maro and Annette yosiko Reed have furthered our understanding by challenging the traditional division between biblical and postbiblical texts arguing these categories are historically inaccurate however to fully Embrace this New Perspective Ive academic inquiry must evolve Beyond merely criticizing these outdated distinctions it requires a fundamental rethinking of what constitutes biblical literature integrating it with what has been previously termed postbiblical if this change is confined only to the study of the second temple period without affecting the broader field

of Hebrew Bible studies the old divisions will persist Molly Zan's work initiates the shift by proposing new analytical Frameworks and comparisons that move beyond the outdated dichotomy of biblical and postbiblical literature those who shout The Book of Enoch down because Enoch isn't in their Bible are just limiting their understanding of this material for those of the Christian persuasion you may want to take a look at one of your cherished New Testament books that mention Enoch I 7th from Adam which is quoted in Jude 1:14-15 and Enoch also the seventh from Adam prophesied of these saying

behold the Lord cometh with 10 thousands of his Saints to execute judgment upon all and to convict all that are ungodly among them of all their ungodly Deeds which they have ungodly committed and of all their hard speeches which ungodly Sinners have spoken against him compare this with one Enoch 1:9 translated from the ethiopic found also in kumran scroll 4 q204 and behold he cometh with 10, thousands of his Saints to execute judgment upon all and to destroy all the ungodly and to convict All Flesh of all the works of their ungodliness which they have

ungodly committed and of all the hard things which ungodly Sinners have spoken against him the original source for the one Enoch 1 19 passage may be Deuteronomy 33:2 he cometh with 10 thousands of his holy ones Jude seems to clearly have used Enoch as several Scholars have long noted Jude even tells us Enoch is seventh from Adam which isn't found in Genesis but is seen in one Enoch a much older book The Books of Hebrews first Peter and second Peter also appear to contain Enoch material this video isn't going to waste your time trying to

build a solid case showing how the authors of some of the New Testament seem to be inspired by enochian material and just as the Canon isn't a fixed ordeal on what is officially know known as scripture we will venture into the enochian works treating it as valuable texts teaching us what judeans around the 300s BCE onward were thinking about the world Dr Seth El Sanders says the Enoch tradition grew in the helenistic period late Antiquity and Middle Ages Enoch's [Music] structure we know about the Jewish Torah which consisted of Five Books Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers

and Deuteronomy well there may have been some ancient drama here for your inquisitive Minds Professor Gabriel bachini has postulated that two different toras were floating around in various Jewish communities our Torah that we have in our Bibles today that centralizes Moses was one and the other Priestly group had a Torah with Enoch as their centralized figure and a Heavenly revealer both groups seem to wrestle over the temple in Jerusalem why bring this up the reason is that one Enoch is divided into five sections just like the Torah is five books it's possible one Enoch having

five books may be an acronis being the books were written in different periods simply put some Scholars dispute this idea of Enoch being a competitive Torah in the earlier period in which the book of the Watchers and the book of The Luminaries was scribed the book of the Watchers 1 Enoch 1-36 describes Enoch's Journey Enoch a righteous man has given Heavenly Visions he sees the judgment of the Fallen Angels and the secrets of the universe including the workings of the stars and the Thunder the Fallen Angels this section tells the story of the Fallen Angels

who descend to Earth marry human women and beget Giants it describes their teachings of forbidden knowledge and their subsequent punishment Enoch's intercession Enoch acts as an intercessor between the fallen angels and God though their plea for forgiveness is ultimately denied the second book which is the book of Parables or similitudes 1 Enoch 37- 71 the discusses the Messianic Kingdom this part contains visions of a future Messianic Kingdom the coming judgment and the fate of the righteous and wicked the son of man Enoch sees the son of man a Heavenly figure who is destined to judge

the world the third book the astronomical book 1 Enoch 72-82 discusses Cosmic Secrets Enoch is taught about the movement of the heavenly bodies understanding the order of the Stars the Sun and the Moon the fourth book the book of dream visions 1 Enoch 83 to 90 discusses Enoch's dream Enoch dreams of the history of Israel symbolized by animals this section allegorically covers the history from the creation to the maban revolt and the fifth book The Epistle of Enoch one Enoch 91 to 108 it discusses admonitions and warnings this part includes Enoch's admonitions to his children

and warnings about the sin and righteousness with prophecies about the fate of the righteous and the wicked in this document AR we will focus on the book of the Watchers that is from chapters 1- 36 this book can be divided up into four sections to summarize the themes as such introduction to the Watchers chapters 1-5 these opening chapters introduce Enoch and the context of his Revelations it includes visions of the end of the world and divine judgment Enoch serves as an intermediary Between Heaven and Earth The Descent of the Watchers chapters 6- 11 this this

section narrates the story of the Watchers a group of angels who descended to Earth they were captivated by human women and subsequently took them as wives leading to the birth of the Nephilim Giants or Mighty ones their actions disrupted the natural order leading to widespread corruption and violence Enoch's petition and journey chapters 12-6 Enoch is approached by the fallen angels to intercede on their behalf with God these chapters describe Enoch's journey through Earth and Shel the underworld witnessing the punishment of the fallen angels and the spirits of their offspring visions of judgment and the cosmic

tour chapter 17 through 36 Enoch receives visions of Heaven in the secrets of the universe these include descriptions of celestial storehouses astronomical phenomena and the workings of nature the concept of cosmic geography is prominent with Enoch visiting various heavens and otherworldly Realms the themes of divine judgment and the ultimate fate of the righteous and the wicked are elaborated upon throughout the book of the Watchers explores themes of divine Justice Angelic Rebellion the interplay between spiritual and Earthly Realms and the role of Enoch as a mediator and Visionary it has been influential in shaping Jewish mystical

Traditions as well as early Christian thought regarding Angels demons and the end times The Watcher Secrets here's where things get tantalizingly interesting in the book of Watchers picture this a grand finale with an apocalyptic twist where the good guys get their just rewards inheriting the Earth no less while the baddies face imminent divine retribution sounds a bit like a Celestial courtroom drama with a jesuses flavor doesn't it but hold on what kicked off this Divine drama in the first place why would a deity consider a total planetary reboot life wipe included sparing only Noah and

his crew the book isn't just spinning a yarn it's keen on giving you the in inside scoop on why that Infamous flood was more than just an act of divine temper tantrum the Rebellion begins when the sons of men had multiplied in those days beautiful and comely daughters were born to them and the Watchers the sons of Heaven saw them and desired them and they said to one another come let us choose for ourselves wives from the daughters of men and let us beget children for ourselves and shemihaza their Chief said to them I fear

that you will not want to do this deed and I alone shall be guilty of a great sin and they all answered him and said let us all swear an oath and let us all bind one another with a curse that none of us turn back from this Council until we fulfill it and do this deed then they all swore together and bound one another with a curse and they were all of them 200 who descended in the days of Jared onto the peak of Mount Herman and they called called the mountain Herman because they

swore and bound one another with a curse on it Enoch 61 to7 these and all the others with them took for themselves wives from among them such as they chose and they began to go into them and to defile themselves through them and to teach them sorcery and charms and to reveal to them the cutting of roots and plants and they conceived from them and bore to them great Giants and the Giants beg got Nephilim and to the Nephilim were born PR leud plus and they were growing in accordance with their greatness they were devouring

the labor of all the sons of men and men were not able to supply them and the Giants began to kill men and to devour them and they began to sin against the birds and beasts and creeping things and the fish and to devour one another's flesh and they drank the blood then the Earth brought accusation against the Lawless ones 1 anoch 712 now we turn to the secrets the Watchers reveal Asel taught men to make swords of iron and weapons and Shields and breastplates and every instrument of War he showed the metals of the

earth and how they should work gold to Fashion it suitably and concerning silver to Fashion it for bracelets and ornaments for women and he showed them concerning antimony and eye paint and all manner of precious stones and dyes and the sons of men made them for themselves and for their daughters and they transgressed and led the holy ones astray see and there was much godlessness on the earth and they made their ways desolate shemihaza taught spells in The Cutting of roots hmani taught sorcery for the loosing of spells and magic and skill barakel taught the

signs of the lightning flashes cabel taught the signs of the Stars zekel taught the signs of the shooting stars arov taught the signs of the earth Shamel taught the signs of the sun Sahel taught the signs of the Moon and they all began to reveal Mysteries to their wives and to their children and as men were perishing the cry went up to heaven Fern Enoch 814 indeed some Scholars propose an intriguing Theory regarding the contents of the book of Watchers particularly in chapter 8 they suggest that the knowledge imparted by the Fallen Angels or Watchers

in this chapter originat from a tradition entirely distinct from that of the preceding chapter the previous section describes the union of mortal women with these Watchers a narrative rich in its own right this Divergence in thematic content between the two chapters has led to a scholarly debate with experts delving into the possibility these sections draw from separate mythological or theological Traditions the contrast between the esoteric knowledge shared by the Watchers in chapter 8 and the earlier Narrative of celestial human interactions underscores the complexity and layered nature of the text the narrative in the book of

Watchers takes a dramatic turn as it introduces a crucial moment where the four archangels Michael seriel Raphael and Gabriel approach Yahweh they convey the dire State of Affairs on Earth emphasizing the gravity of the situation in response to their alarming report the most high Yahweh takes decisive action Yahweh dispatches Serio with a vital mission to the son of lamech serial's message is one of both warning and instruction he is to tell the son of lamech to seek Refuge to hide himself as a cataclysmic event is on the horizon this event as foretold by seriel is

nothing less than the end of the world as they know it a deluge so vast and overwhelming that it would lead to the destruction of all life and the complete inundation of the earth following this Yahweh assigns another critical task to Raphael Raphael's mission although not detailed in this segment is implied to be a of significant importance aligning with the overarching theme of divine intervention and the execution of yahweh's will in response to the corruption and turmoil plaguing the Earth this sequence of events underscores the celestial hierarchy's active role in the unfolding divine plan and

sets the stage for further developments in this complex and richly layered narrative to Raphael he said go Raphael and bind assai hand and foot and cast him into the darkness and make an opening in the wilderness that is in duel throw him there and lay beneath him sharp and Jagged stones and cover him with darkness and let him dwell there for an exceedingly long time cover up his face and let him not see the light and on the day of the great judgment he will be led away to the burning conflagration and heal the Earth

which the Watchers have desolated and announce the healing of the earth that the plague may be healed and all the sons of men may not perish because of the mystery that the Watchers told and taught their sons and all the Earth was made desolate by the Deeds of the teaching of assael and over him write all the sins first Enoch 48 in a pivotal moment within the book of Watchers Yahweh decides to take decisive action against the Watchers and their offspring to carry out this formidable task Yahweh turns to Gabriel one of the four archangels

yahweh's decision to intervene directly and forcefully highlights the gravity of the situation created by the Watchers and their offspring on Earth this moment is significant as it demonstrates not only yahweh's Authority and power but also the seriousness with which transgressions against the divine order are treated Gabriel known for his strength and loyalty is thus chosen as the instrument of this divine retribution marking a key point in the narrative where Celestial Justice is about to get executed go Gabriel to the bastards to the half breeds to the sons of misation and destroy the sons of the

watchers from among the sons of men send them against one another in a war of Destruction Length of days they will not have and no petition will be granted to their fathers in their behalf that they should expect to live an everlasting life nor even that each of them should live 500 years as the narrative in the book of Watchers reaches a climatic Point Yahweh makes a momentous decision sending Michael the Archangel to execute a sweeping judgment Michael often portrayed as the mightiest and most formidable among the archangels is entrusted with the grave task of

bringing about total Destruction to all the Wicked on Earth this act signifies a turning point in the story where Divine Justice is no longer just a warning but becomes an active Unstoppable Force the choice of Michael for this Mission underscores the seriousness of the transgression committed by the wicked and the extent of the response deemed necessary by Yahweh it's a moment that vividly illustrates the theme of cosmic Justice and the role of celestial beings as executors of the Divine will shaping the course of human history in the fate of the world Michael's role as the

harbinger of this ultimate judgment is a testament to his status and power within the celestial hierarchy go Michael bind shemihaza and the others with him who have mated with the da da of men so that they were defiled by them in their uncleanness and when their sons perish and they see the destruction of their beloved ones bind them for 70 Generations in The Valleys of the earth until the day of their judgment and consumation until the Everlasting judgment is consumated then they will be led away to the fiery abyss and to the torture and to

the prison where they will be confined forever and everyone who is condemned and destroyed henceforth will be bound together with them and until the consumation of their generation destroy all the spirits of the half breeds and the sons of the Watchers because they have wronged Men first Enoch 10115 did Enoch die or live in the ancient and captivating text of one Enoch starting from chapter 12 we stumble upon a tantalizing mystery worthy of a detective novel The Narrative hints that Enoch the protagonist was whisked away before series of extraordinary events unfolded the Curious part no

one not a single soul knew where Enoch had vanished to or what fate had befallen him this Enigma has been a puzzle for Scholars and storytellers alike each weaving their own interpretation while some suggest Enoch was perhaps taken away while still very much alive the text leaves us with more questions than answers inviting us into a world of ancient Mysteries and divine Intrigue Enoch of a figure shrouded in ancient mystery lived a remarkably brief 365 years air blit compared to his long lived contemporaries in the anti- deluvian world intriguingly his lifespan mirrors the number of

days in a solar year sparking a fusion of scholarly curiosity and mystical speculation this numerical coincidence has led some to suggest that Enoch held the keys to a true calendar perfectly in sync with the solar cycle the in Matic phrase Enoch walked with God adds to the aura of mystery surrounding him this phrase has opened a Pandora's box of interpretations some propose that Elohim typically understood as a reference to a single deity might in this context indicate a Pantheon of gods or Celestial beings this interpretation paints Enoch as a cosmic Voyager traversing the heavens under

the guidance of these Celestial entities and in the process acquiring esoteric knowledge know including the secrets of a solar aligned calendar however there's a more down-to-earth interpretation as well some view this phrase as a metaphor for Enoch's righteous life a life so exemplary that it was as if he walked alongside Divinity itself adding to this interpretive tapestry is the opens up a new dimensions in our understanding of Enoch's relationship with the Divine presenting it as not just one of proximity but of active pleasing engagement each of these interpretations Celestial and Earthly contributes to the enduring

Enigma and alert of Enoch's character the Enigma of Enoch intensifies with the account of his sudden disappearance Central to this mystery is the repeated motif of his intimate communion with God culminating in the cryptic declaration ation he was not for he was taken by God this phrase has ignited a spectrum of interpretations notably the theory that Enoch was elevated to heaven in a Divine Rapture an idea echoed in the story of the Prophet Elijah yet there's a contrasting thread in various Traditions suggesting that Enoch's end was in fact mortal theories range from a tranquil passing

to a demise as retribution for hypocrisy painting a complex picture of his final chapter the tagen with its characteristic subtlety adds another layer to this puzzle by stating he was not found because God translated him the choice of the word translate here is intriguingly ambiguous it could simply signify relocation as depicted in the book of jubilees where Enoch is repositioned to Eden to serve as an eternal priest however this view is muddied by suggestions of his physical death in the same narrative in helenistic Jewish philos philosophy this translation might imply a more profound metamorphosis a

shift from a tangible existence to an ethereal Immortal State Pho of Alexandria an influential thinker in this tradition conjectured that Enoch's death was not an end but a transformation into an incap eternal being this concept aligns with beliefs of Enoch ascending to an Angelic existence interestingly Pho extends this transformative idea to other biblical figures like Moses and Elijah envisioning their physical forms evolving into pure Spirit adding another dimension the book of wisdom in the septuagesima Enoch who meets an early death yet finds Serenity this text suddenly hints that Enoch's departure from the mortal world was

not punitive but an act of divine compassion sparing him from the moral decay of his era it highlights a complex interplay of Life Death and divine benevolence woven into the enigmatic narra Narrative of Enoch Enoch sent to the [Music] Watchers Enoch's role in the ancient narrative takes a dramatic turn as he is seemingly appointed in a manner akin to that of the four archangels tasked with a grave and solemn Duty he is to deliver a message of judgment to the Watchers Celestial beings who abandoned their Heavenly posts and engaged in Forbidden relationships with human women

this transgression according to the narrative led to their profound Fall From Grace Yahweh entrusts Enoch with a stark and unyielding message for these Watchers they will have no peace or forgiveness the consequence of their actions is severe and irrevocable the Watchers are condemned to witness the demise of their beloved Offspring resulting in an endless cycle of grief and remorse Enoch in his role as a Divine messenger conveys this judgment to AEL the leader of the Watchers and addresses all the Fallen beings collectively the reaction of the Watchers is one of utter Terror and Desperation realizing

the gravity of their situation they implore Enoch to intercede on their behalf in a poignant display of their Fall From Grace they are unable to even speak or lift their gaze to Heaven overwhelmed by shame for their deeds they beseech Enoch to draft a memorandum a plea for forgiveness to be presented to Yahweh hoping for a chance at Redemption Enoch takes on the role of an intermediary writing down each Watchers plea he presents their cases individually a process he undertakes in the land of Dan located to the south of Mount Herman this act of advocacy

however is marked by a sense of futility as the narrative suggests that Enoch's efforts culminate in a state of exhaustion leading him to fall asleep this part of Enoch's tell underscores themes of divine Justice the irreversible consequences of certain actions and the complex dynamics of intercession between the Divine and the fallen and look dreams Came Upon me and Visions fell upon me and I saw visions of Wrath and there came a voice saying speak to the sons of Heaven to reprimand them and when I had awakened I went to them and all of them were

assembled together and they were sitting and Weeping at Abaline which is between Lebanon and Sena covering their faces and I recited in their presence all the visions that I had seen in the dream and I began to speak the words of truth and the vision and reprimand to the Watchers of Heaven van Enoch 13810 and if Begins the book of the words of truth and the reprimand of the Watchers who were from of old according to the command of the great Holy One in this Vision I saw in my dream what I now speak with

a human tongue and with the breath of my mouth which the great one has given to humans to speak with them and to understand with the heart as he created and destined humans to understand the words of knowledge so he created and destined me to reprimand the Watchers the sons of Heaven I wrote up your petition and in the vision it was shown to me thus that you will not obtain your petition for all the days of Eternity but judgment has been consumated in the decree against you that from now on you will not Ascend

into heaven for all the ages and it has been decreed to bind you in Bonds in the Earth for all the days of Eternity and that before these things you will see the destruction of your sons your beloved ones and that you will have no pleasure in them but they will fall Before You by the sword accordingly you will not obtain your petition concerning them nor concerning yourselves you will be petitioning and making supplication but you will not be speaking any word from the writing that I have written Fern Enoch 1417 Enoch's Journey takes on

even more awe inspiring turn as he ascends through the various Heavens unveiling the Grandeur of God's Celestial Creations this part of the narrative Blends vivid imagery reminiscent of the poetic descriptions found in the Book of Job with its detailed portrayal of the elemental forces like lightning rain thunder and fire all meticulously stored in their Divine storehouses additionally there's a striking resemblance to the Book of Revelation depiction of Jesus portrayed with the radiant and Majestic qualities of the Ancient of Days his appearance surpassing the whiteness of snow and the brightness of the Sun in this Celestial

realm Enoch finds himself in the overwhelming presence of the great Glory Pres presumably Yahweh seated upon his throne this scene is painted on a canvas of unimaginable scale and Splendor with 10,000 times 10,000 Heavenly Watchers or Angels standing in attendance it's a moment that captures the essence of divine majesty and the hierarchical Order of the heavens amidst this Grand assembly Enoch now referred to as the Scribe of Truth a title underscoring his role as a recorder and conveyor of divine wisdom is called upon upon by Yahweh God this moment signifies a profound interaction between the

Divine and the human with Enoch being asked to listen to the voice of God this part of Enoch's narrative not only emphasizes his unique status as a human who's able to Traverse the Heavenly Realms and stand in the divine presence but also highlights the theme of Revelation and the imparting of divine knowledge and Truth the scene sets the stage for significant exchange one that presumably imparts to Enoch and through him to humanity profound insights into the workings of the Divine realm and its impact on the human world go and say to the Watchers of Heaven

who sent you to petition in their behalf you should petition in behalf of humans and not humans in behalf of you why have you forsaken the high heaven the Eternal sanctuary and laay with women and defiled yourselves with the daughters of men and taken for yourselves wives and done as the sons of Earth and begotten for yourselves Sons Giants you were holy ones and Spirits living forever with the blood of women you have defiled yourselves and with the blood of Flesh you have begotten and with the blood of men you have lusted and you have

done as they do Flesh and Blood who die and perish therefore I gave them women that they might cast seed into them and thus beget children by them that nothing failed them on the Earth but you originally existed as Spirits living forever and not dying for all the generations of Eternity therefore I did not make women among you the spirits of Heaven in heaven is their dwelling but now the Giants who were begotten by the spirits and flesh they will call them evil spirits on the earth for their dwelling will be on the earth the

spirits that have gone forth from the body of their flesh are evil spirits for from humans they came into being and from the holy Watchers was the origin of their creation evil spirits they will be on the earth and evil spirits they will be called the spirits of Heaven in heaven is their dwelling but the spirits begotten on the earth on the earth is their dwelling and the spirits of the Giants do violence make desolate and attack and wrestle and hurl upon the Earth and they eat nothing but abstain from food and are thirsty and

smite these spirits will rise up against the sons of men and against the women for they have come forth from them from the day of the slaughter and destruction and death of the Giants from the soul of whose flesh the spirits are proceeding they are making desolate without incurring judgment thus they will make desolate until the day of the consumation of the great judgment when the Great age will be consumated it will be consumated all at once and now say to the Watchers who sent you to petition in their behalf who formerly were in heaven

you were in heaven and no mystery was revealed to you but a stolen mystery you learned and this you made known to the women in your Hardness of Heart and through this mystery the women and men are multiplying evils on the earth say to them you will have no peace but Enoch 15-2 to6 to4 Enoch's Celestial Odyssey continues as he is ushered into an even more expansive realm tasked with beholding the entirety of the creation this segment of the narrative elevates Enoch to a Vantage Point View if any humans have ever reached allowing him to

witness the intricate and profound mechanics of the universe he has shown the treasuries of all the winds suggesting a glimpse into the storehouses of Nature's Most powerful and Untamed forces Enoch also observes the very foundation of the earth a glimpse into the core elements that constitute and stabilize our world including its Cornerstone a symbol of the Earth's origin and sustaining Force The Narrative further expands into the Ethereal realm as Enoch Witnesses The Winds of Heaven possibly denoting the spiritual or metaphysical forces at play in the higher Realms he sees the Winds of the earth which

might represent the natural and physical forces governing our terrestrial environment Enoch is then guided along the paths of the Angels indicating a journey through the routes traversed by these Celestial beings possibly hinting at the interconnectedness of the Heavenly and Earthly domains he views the ends of the Earth perhaps a reference to the farthest boundaries of the physical world and the firmament of Heaven above alluding to the celestial Dome or expanse that separates the Earthly realm from the heavens following this grand tour of the COS and its workings The Narrative transitions to a crucial section that

may provide insights into the origin of the fallen angel's myth this part of Enoch's Journey marks a shift from the exploration of the natural and Celestial order to the unveiling of a more complex and dramatic aspect of angelic lore the story thus far with its vast Cosmic scope and detailed depiction of the Heavenly hierarchy sets the stage for an exploration into the more enigmatic and controversial aspects of angelic existence and there interactions with the human world I came and saw a place that was burning night and day where there were seven mountains of precious stones

three lying to the East and three to the South and of those to the east one was of colored Stone and one was of Pearl and one was of a and those to the South were of flame colored Stone and the middle one of them reached to heaven like the Throne of God of antimony and the top of the throne was of lapis lazuli and I saw a burning fire and Beyond these mountains is a place the edge of the great Earth there the heavens come to an end and I saw a great Chasm among

pillars of Heavenly Fire and I saw in it pillars of fire descending and they were immeasurable toward the depth and toward the height and Uriel said to me there stand the Angels who mingled with the women and their Spirits having assumed many forms bring destruction on men and lead them astray to sacrifice to Demons as to Gods until the day of the great judgment in which they will be judged with with finality and the weaves of the transgressing angles will become Sirens Beyond this Chasm I saw a place where there was neither firmament of Heaven

above nor firmly founded Earth beneath it neither was there water on it nor bird but the place was desolate and fearful there I saw Seven Stars like great burning mountains to me when I inquired about them the angel said this place is the end of Heaven and Earth this has become a prison for the stars and the hosts of Heaven the stars that are rolling over in the fire these are they that transgressed the command of the Lord in the beginning of their Rising for they did not come out in their appointed time and he

was angry with them and bound them until the time of the consumation of their sins 10,000 years I Enoch alone saw the Visions the extremities of all things and no one among humans has seen as I saw whil Enoch 186 193 allow me to present a captivating Ensemble a combo of of celestial custodians known as archangels or Watchers each tasked with overseeing a distinct Cosmic domain first we have urel the steward of Earth in the shadowy Realms of Tartarus Raphael a guardian angel presiding over the spirits of humanity a role both solemn and profound Ruel

a figure of Retribution exacts vengeance upon the world of luminaries celestial bodies embroiled in an eternal dance of light and Shadow Michael stands as the protector of The Virtuous a beacon for the righteous Souls seriel a watchful Sentinel oversees those spirits who dare to defy the spirit a role demanding both wisdom and discernment Gabriel a custodian of paradise holds dominion over both serpents and cherubim a role as enigmatic as it is essential lastly we have remel a guide for those who rise a roll steep in Mystery in a together these archangels form a Pantheon of

guardianship each playing a pivotal role in The Cosmic ballet of existence these may be later adaptations of angels which in earlier forms like in Genesis 6 with sons of God and earlier let us make man in our own image Gods this author may be writing later which changes them from Gods to Angels but their roles are very similar in the pantheon the passage from the latter part of the book of Watchers spanning chapters 21-36 indeed evokes a tapestry of apocalyptic and esoteric imagery reminiscent of the Book of Revelation and the Visionary accounts of an author

that I read when I was younger Mary K Baxter with all her Revelations hell heaven Etc in this segment Enoch embarks on a profound Journey traversing Realms both Dreadful and divine his Odyssey begins with a visit to the Abode of the Fallen Angels those disobedient stars now imprisoned a Stark reminder of the consequences of celestial Defiance this aspect of the narrative prompts contemplation about the original intent of these punishments were they exclusively meant for the Watchers or did they extend to humanity as well the ensuing passages however seem to challenge this notion Enoch's Journey leads

him to the mountain of the Dead a place of profound significance here the spirit of Abel the first victim of fratricide Cries Out For Justice against his brother Cain until Cain's lineage vanishes from the earth this mountain as revealed by the angel Raphael is partitioned into three distinct sections one for the spirits of the righteous and the other two for varying degrees of Sinners these areas serve as holding grounds until the final day of judgment where Eternal curses are pronounced linking back to the initial chapters of the book of the Watchers following this Enoch encounters

the fire of the West an unceasing inferno pursuing the celestial body bodies this element of Relentless Pursuit and judgment parallels apocalyptic themes found in other religious texts in the next scene with Michael the Archangel Enoch is introduced to a striking vision of seven mountains with the central one towering majestically kin to a Regal Throne amidst these mountains a variety of trees are present yet one in particular captivates Enoch with its unparalleled Aroma Michael's forthcoming Revelation about this tree adds yet another layer to the Mystique and symbolism prevalent throughout Enoch's Journey these vivid descriptions and the

Journey's progression weave together themes of judgment Redemption and the cosmic order echoing the broader narrative found in apocalyptic literature and offering Rich material for theological philosophical exploration Enoch why do you inquire and why do you Marvel about the fragrance of this tree and why do you wish to learn the truth 25 then I answered him I Enoch and said concerning all things I wish to know but especially concerning this tree and he answered me and said this high mountain that you saw whose Peak is like the Throne of God is the seat where the great

Holy One The Lord Of Glory the king of Eternity will sit when he descends to visit the Earth in goodness and as for this fragrant tree no flesh has the right to touch it until the great judgment in which there will be Vengeance on all and a consumation forever then it will be given to the righteous and the pious and its fruit will be food for the Chosen and it will be transplanted to the holy place by the house of God the king of Eternity then they will rejoice greatly and be glad and they will

enter into the sanctuary its fragrances a in their bones and they will live a long life on the earth such as your fathers lived also in their days and torments and plagues and suffering will not touch them 1 Enoch 246 266 as Enoch's Journey continues he is led to behold Jerusalem depicted as the center of the earth a place intertwined with themes of divine Justice and Punishment this part of his vision is presented by seriel an archangel who embodies the gravitas of such a significant local the depiction of Jerusalem in this context aligns with its

emblematic role in Many religious Traditions representing a Nexus of spiritual and Earthly matters following this Enoch's Odyssey takes a transformative turn as he is ushered into the paradise of righteousness this utopian realm contrasts sharply with the earlier scenes of judgment and retribution here he encounters the tree of wisdom a symbol rich in meaning and resonance this tree from which the holy ones partake to gain profound wisdom embodies the pursuit of knowledge and the Divine Enlightenment that follows Enoch's reaction to the tree particularly noting its beauty underscores the Allure and significance of spiritual Insight Gabriel another

Archangel of great Renown accompanies Enoch in this segment of his vision Gabriel's presence and forthcoming commentary add depth to the narrative offering insights into the nature of the celestial paradise and the tree of wisdom his words are likely to reveal further layers of spiritual understanding and symbolism tying together the themes of knowledge righteousness and divine revelation this journey is described in the latter chapters of the book of Watchers is rich in symbolic imagery and Theological themes it mirrors the human quest for understanding contrasting the consequences of sin with the rewards of righteousness and intertwines the

Earthly with the Divine offering a complex tapestry of spiritual exploration the Archangel Gabriel says this is the tree of wisdom from which your father of old and your mother of old who were before you ate and learned wisdom and their eyes were opened and they knew that they were naked and and they were driven from the garden first Enoch 326 Enoch's Journey as narrated in the book of the Watchers is indeed a profound and expansive exploration that takes him to the farthest reaches in the very extremities of the earth his travels are not just physical

but deeply spiritual and symbolic traversing the entirety of creation North West South and East each Direction offers its own Revelations and experiences contributing to The overarching Narrative of divine judgment wisdom and the cosmic or order this Odyssey to the four corners of the earth embodies a quest for understanding the divine plan and the nature of the universe it's a journey that transcends the literal venturing into Realms of metaphysical significance and spiritual introspection Enoch's experiences along the way from witnessing the fate of fallen angels to the paradise of righteousness encapsulate a broad spectrum of theological and

eschatological Concepts the culmination of Enoch's Journey with a blessing to the Lord Of Glory serves as a fitting conclusion illusion to the book of the Watchers this act of reverence and acknowledgement of divine sovereignty is a profound affirmation of Enoch's experiences and the lessons learned throughout his journey it reflects a deep sense of humility and devotion recognizing the overarching power and wisdom of the Divine as the author sees fit the book of the Watchers therefore is not just a narrative of celestial Journeys and apocalyptic Visions it's a rich layered text that offers insights into ancient

beliefs about angels the cosmos and the relationship between Divine and Humanity Enoch's travels and the revelations he receives are a testament to the enduring human quest for understanding the mysteries of existence and the divine plan one more note about the history of the book of Enoch's acceptance and rejection in various religious traditions and it's a complex and fascinating subject from the Jewish perspective The Book of Enoch despite its Rich narratives and influence on early Jewish thought was ultimately excluded from the formal Canon of the Tanakh the Hebrew Bible and the [Music] septuagenarian Traditions but not

in the Jewish Canon the primary reason for its exclusion from the Jewish Canon is the inconsistency of its teachings with those of the Torah the central reference of Jewish law and theology in Rabin Judaism the book is often viewed as heretical a notable example of this Inc consistency is the mention of the Angel Fel in 1 Enoch 40 1-10 fuel not found in other scriptures is described as presiding over repentance and eternal life some interpret this as a reference to Jesus Christ particularly given that fuel translates to the face of God which would be in

direct conflict with mainstream Jewish teachings additionally the textual nature of early sections of the Book of Enoch which appear to reinterpret or expand upon material from the Torah such as one Enoch 1 being a midrash of Deuteronomy 33 might have contributed to its rejection the detailed accounts of Fallen Angels topic that was contentious and seen as inconsistent with the perceived sanctity of God's utterances further fueled its exclusion this perspective is exemplified in the debates between Trio the Jew and Justin Martyr where Trio criticizes the Christian interpretations of such texts the Christian perspective in early Christianity

the status of the Book of Enoch varied by the fifth century it was mostly excluded from Christian biblical cannons however it was considered scripture in the Epistle of Barnabas and revered by many early church fathers including aorus Clement of Alexandria irenaeus and trolan around 200 ad toolan argued that the Book of Enoch had been rejected by Jews because it contained prophecies about Christ which is a reflection of the Divergent View VI on this textt between Jewish and Christian communities the book of Enoch's influence on early Christian thought is undeniable but its eventual marginalization in the

mainstream Christian Canon reflects the complex processes of Canon formation and the differing theological priorities of early Jewish and Christian communities next the book of Parables thank you for accompanying me on this enlightening Journey Through The Book of Watchers a captivating section of the ancient Book of Enoch our exploration has delved into the enigmatic world of early Jewish mysticism uncovering Tales of Fallen Angels hidden Celestial knowledge the Genesis of demonic entities and all inspiring visions of divine judgment I hope this Voyage into the legendary narrative surrounding Enoch and the Watchers has been as intriguing for you

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forward to our next meeting in the enthralling world of myth and Legend remember we are all part of this journey and we R myth vision