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Books of Enoch
The Books of Enoch
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In my readings, I was originally studying
the Book of Revelations and the questions lead me to Forbidden
Mysteries of Enoch by Elizabeth Clare Prophet. I think it is a good starting book, for it tells about eh
mysteries of Enoch and contains the
The Book of Enoch and an additional section on biblical
parallels to the book. The Books of Enoch tell of the many parts of heaven. They tell of
his journey through the many levels of heaven and his task of
detailing the sights to his children.
The Books of Enoch tell of the many parts of heaven. They tell of
his journey through the many levels of heaven and his task of
detailing the sights to his children.
In The Book of the Secrets of Enoch the sons of Cain would
travel to the foot of the Holy
Mountain where the children of Seth lived in the
lands at it's top.
The Book of the Secrets of Enoch tells how the sons of Cain played
and played year in and year out until (slowly but surely) the children
of Seth, one by one, were seduced by the music they played and left
the mountain's top. And on the mountain was left Jared with a few
remaining children, one of them being his son, Enoch. Upon Jared's
death, four of his sons wept over him, and embalmed him Enoch,
Methuselah, Lamech, and Noah.
But still yet Enoch tells some of the mysteries of
The Nephilim and The Watchers. While
both are stories about angels who fell to earth. The Nephilim were
made to fall while The Watchers fell
on their own accord.
 | The Apocryphical Book of Enoch : The Lost Text at
The
Mystae |
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| "the sons of God" - bene elohim ( in
Gen. 6:1 ) - in the New Testament, the term bene elohim
refers to the angels in the Old Testament. |
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The Necronomicon of Alhazred, (literally: "Book
of Dead Names").
The is sometimes referred to as Al Azif and The
Book of the Arab. The Arabs make references to the
meaning of Azif to mean the howling of
demons. It is reported to have been written
around 730 A.D. by Abdul Alhazred. Abdul Alhazred
"the mad Arab."
The book is known for its speculations and Alhazred
appears to have had access to many sources now lost, and
events which are only hinted at in Genesis or the
apocryphal Book of Enoch, or disguised as
mythology in other sources, are explored in great detail.
He believed that many species besides the human race had
inhabited the Earth, and that knowledge was passed to
mankind in encounters with beings from "beyond the
spheres" or from "other spheres".
Alhazred believed that the stars are similar to our
sun, and have their own unseen planets with their own
lifeforms. His metaphysical speculations deemed that
these beings were part of a cosmic hierarchy of spiritual
evolution and talked about the he called the "Old
Ones" and warned of terrible powers waiting to
return to re-claim the Earth. He interpreted this belief
as a reversal of the Apocalypse
of St. John having the Beast triumph in the
great war.
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Last Update:
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