Hello, friends I hope it’s a blessed day. What I like to talk about is a matter that most are confused about in the Book of Enoch that was mentioned in the Bible, but was hidden like many other mysteries from our life. It introduces the concept of the Watchers, a class of angels sent to watch over humans but who, led by their leader Semjaza, became enamored with human women. These angels descended on Mount Hermon, took human wives, and taught forbidden knowledge to humanity, leading to corruption and chaos.
The offspring of these unions were the Nephilim, described as giants with immense strength and evil tendencies. These Nephilim engaged in oppressive and violent behavior, causing havoc on Earth. Their actions, along with the corruption spread by the fallen angels, were considered major factors in God’s decision to bring about the flood to cleanse the world.
Once more, welcome, and maybe this information will help you better see the rationale for some of the crazy that exists in our days! The flood, as described in Genesis, was a divine judgment to wipe out the wickedness and corruption that had plagued the Earth. Noah and his family were spared, representing the remnant of righteousness. The floodwaters destroyed both the corrupted human population and the Nephilim.
It’s important to note that interpretations of these texts may vary, and not all religious traditions consider the Book of Enoch as canonical. Some see it as apocryphal or pseudopigraphical, meaning that its authorship is attributed to someone other than Enoch. And that’s why it’s not understood to most and is a mystery.
Long ago, in the time of ancient mysteries, the world was a place of divine order and beauty. Yet, beyond the realm of human understanding, celestial beings known as the Watchers existed. Tasked with observing and guiding humanity, these angels held a divine purpose, but their curiosity led them astray. In the celestial abode, on Mount Hermon, the Watchers, led by the charismatic Semjaza, began to succumb to desires forbidden. They gazed upon the daughters of men, captivated by their earthly allure. Against the divine decree, they descended from the heavens, drawn to the mortal realm.
The Book of Enoch tells of the forbidden unions between the Watchers and mortal women, giving birth to the Nephilim—mighty beings of immense strength and malevolence. These half-angelic, half-human creatures were the embodiment of chaos, spreading wickedness across the land.
In the Book of Genesis, cryptic verses allude to these events, where the “sons of God” saw the “daughters of men.” The mysterious union led to the birth of the Nephilim, giants whose presence brought corruption and violence to the world. The divine order was unraveling, and the Creator grieved over the wickedness that had taken root. As the Nephilim grew in number and strength, their deeds became increasingly malevolent. They tyrannized the inhabitants of the earth, oppressing them with their unnatural abilities and insatiable greed. The fallen angels, having imparted forbidden knowledge to humanity, watched as their creation wreaked havoc.
Enoch, a righteous man chosen by the divine, witnessed the unfolding chaos. Guided by celestial visions, he chronicled the wicked deeds of the Watchers and the Nephilim. His writings would later be compiled into the Book of Enoch, a testament to the cosmic struggle between the heavenly and the earthly. The corruption reached such depths that the Creator, in His sorrow and wrath, decided to cleanse the world. He summoned the floodwaters, a deluge that would wash away the sins of the Nephilim and purify the tainted earth. Only Noah, a man of righteousness, and his family were deemed worthy of salvation.
In the biblical account of Noah and the Ark, the divine intervention unfolded. The floodwaters rose, consuming the wickedness that had infested the world. The Nephilim, with their towering stature, were powerless against the wrath of the Creator. The ark sailed amidst the storm, carrying the remnants of a righteous lineage.
The floodwaters receded, leaving behind a cleansed world. The Nephilim were no more, their malevolent legacy erased by the divine flood. The Watchers, having witnessed the consequences of their transgressions, faced divine judgment. Some were imprisoned, and others scattered, their celestial nature forever tainted.
The tale of the Watchers, the Nephilim, and the flood became a cautionary legend—a reminder of the consequences of celestial beings meddling in the affairs of mortals. The Book of Enoch and the biblical scriptures intertwined to weave a narrative of divine justice, human frailty, and the enduring power of righteousness in the face of cosmic turmoil.
In the aftermath of the flood, a new era dawned upon the world. The waters receded, revealing a transformed landscape. Noah and his family, the chosen survivors, stepped onto the rejuvenated earth. As they gazed upon the remnants of a once-devastated world, the divine covenant was established—a promise that the earth would never again be purged by such a cataclysmic flood.
Yet, the echoes of the celestial transgressions lingered. The scattered Watchers, having tasted the bitter fruits of their rebellion, faced divine retribution. Some were bound in celestial chains, imprisoned in the darkest corners of the cosmos. Their celestial radiance dimmed, and their once-majestic forms were now distorted by the weight of their guilt.
In the Book of Enoch, Enoch himself undertook celestial journeys, witnessing the fate of the fallen angels. He beheld the imprisoned Watchers, their once-glorious presence reduced to shadows of their former selves. The cosmic order had been restored, but the scars of disobedience marked the celestial realm. The Nephilim, the giants born of forbidden unions, were no more. Their colossal forms, once agents of chaos, now lay silent beneath the earth. The floodwaters had cleansed the land of their malevolent influence, but the memory of their deeds lingered in the collective consciousness of humanity.
Generations passed, and the world flourished anew. The descendants of Noah spread across the earth, carrying with them the knowledge of the divine covenant and the lessons learned from the celestial rebellion. The Book of Enoch became a sacred text, preserving the chronicles of the Watchers and the Nephilim as a warning against the allure of forbidden knowledge and the consequences of cosmic hubris.
Yet, the story did not end with the flood. The celestial realms, though scarred by the rebellion, remained interconnected with the earthly domain. Celestial beings continued to watch over humanity, their role forever changed by the events of Mount Hermon. The divine order, while restored, now bore the indelible marks of a cosmic struggle that transcended mortal understanding.
Summary:
The narrative of the Watchers, the Nephilim, and the flood became a tapestry woven into the fabric of human mythology and religious traditions. Across cultures and civilizations, echoes of this celestial drama found expression in various forms, shaping the collective consciousness of diverse societies. As the sun set on the epoch of divine judgment, a new dawn illuminated the potential for redemption and renewal. The celestial and earthly realms, forever intertwined, carried the enduring legacy of a cosmic tale—a tale of fallen angels, giants, and a flood that reshaped the destiny of both heaven and earth.
I hope for blessings, for all whom you love!
By: *Norman G. Roy III*
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