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The Sons of Light, the Fallen Angels, and the Nephilims
Before the Deluge, semites were led by angels, the elohim. The story is told in the Book of Enoch (1 Enoch), the great grandfather of Noah of the Biblical Flood. According to early biblical scriptures, angels were offsprings of gods and goddesses who acted as "spiritual beings... intermediate between God and humanity" and were variously sent to the physical world as watchers, testers, and judges. Under Enoch, God talked to humans only through these messengers.
Enoch tells of a rebellion of some of the angels (the fallen angels) against God. Sent to Earth as watchers, they defied orders and had carnal interactions with human women who later gave birth to Nephilims, offsprings of gods and human women. Therefore, according to the Bible, Jesus would be a Nephilim and his father, a fallen angel.
The Other Messiah Prophecy
The Book of Revelation, which described future events, talks about a War in Heaven in which fallen angels, led by Satan, attacked the angels loyal to God, led by Archangel Michael, and were condemned to the abyss till the End of Time.
A similar story is echoed in the Dead Sea Scrolls, of which the War Scroll describes a future conflict between the Sons of Darkness, led by Belial, and the Sons of Light, led by Melchizedek, the nephew of Noah according to the Second Book of Enoch (2 Enoch).
In the story, El is God, Melchizedek, a messenger (i.e. an angel), "is the Anointed one," i.e. the Christ (11Q13, The Melchizedek Document, Wikipedia, October 13, 2023). Very likely, both these stories refer to the same event, meaning Belial would be Satan.
In the angelic prophecy, El is God, Melchizedek is the savior,
and the anointing comes from the Spirit.
Since Peter had the power to bestow the Spirit,
he would have been the one anointed by the Spirit at the time of Jesus.
The Name of God
Typically, the names of archangels end with el, e.g. Gabriel, Michael, Raphael, Uriel, etc. El (Elah in Aramaic or Allah in Arabic) is the name of God.
El-ijah is generally translated as God is the Lord (i.e. Yahweh for Jews). Similarly, Beth-el and Immanu-el (the 'messiah prophecy') are translated as 'House of God' and 'God with us' respectively.
As such, El (the god of angels) is God. Yahweh (sky god of Israelites) and its nemesis Baal (Moloch?, god of Canaanites) were lower entities. Confirming this is their listing on Wikipedia as children of El.
Yah (as in Yah Weh), Jah, Baal, and Yodh all mean lord. A double Yah, Yah-Yah, means Lord of lords, i.e. God. The use of single Yah and Baal further confirms that they were tribal lords (or junior gods) rather than God, the Lord of the gods.
The Elohim of the Jews
In the War Scroll, Melchizedek is the Elohim of the Jews. Elohim in capitalized form is translated as God in the Bible and stands for El or Eloah. Otherwise, it is plural and refers to the children of El, angels or gods. In literal translation, the first book of the Bible (Genesis 1) reads, 'In the beginning, Elohim created the Heavens and the Earth...' (God or Gods? The Many Faces of God in Ancient Texts). Therefore, Jews followed El before Yahweh.
Confirming this, in Judges 6 (Interlinear Bible), El and Eloah in Hebrew are translated to God. Elohim is translated to God or gods, and Yahweh, to Lord. In Judges 6:26, the expression "Lord thy God" is translated from "Yahweh Elohim of you". El or Eloah was God, the god of everyone, and Yahweh was the god of the Israelite family.
The letter l is typically associated with angels, while d in pronunciation tends to be linked to Dyeus (the Indo-European day-light sky god), Dieu (French), Zeus (derived from Dyeus), Jupiter (Djous patēr), diety, divine, and possibly Jews (Djous). In English it is g as in God and Ghost (Holy Ghost).
Melchizedek is also described as being 'by his strength' the judge of the 'holy ones of God' (i.e. the priests and religious clerics). Belial is associated with spirits that rebelled. With the 'gods of justice', Melchizedek will defeat Belial, save many from its grasp, and bring final peace. In the end, the Sons of Light (angels loyal to El) and men of Melchizedek (the Just) will be rewarded. Belial is said to have three nets: "fornication, wealth, and pollution of the sanctuary" (Belial, Wikipedia, February 8, 2024).
Melchizedek, King of Salem (Jerusalem), was the high priest of El. He was better known for having accepted Lot and his tribe as refugees after their rescue from the King of Elam by his uncle Abraham. The latter was blessed by Melchizedek in the name of the supreme god El (Genesis 14) and paid tithe to Melchizedek so he and Lot could settle in his land. This sets El and Melchizedek above Yahweh and Abraham, in line with all of the above.
When Yahweh through Abraham gave Canaan (modern day Israel and parts of Jordan) to the Israelites in the Covenant of the Pieces, he set in motion a series of events that led the descendants of Lot to violently conquer Canaan and the Levant, committing multiple genocides in the process.
The Book of Joshua relates the story, starting with destruction of Jericho and continuing with the massacre of 12,000 souls, men and women, and total annihilation of their city, Ai, including its king and new king of Jerusalem, Adonizedek.
Catharism professes that people are angels
and would therefore be associated with
the Spirit, the Elohim, Melchizedek, and the Sons of Light.
The God that Matters
The words Aides, Adon (Lord), Adonai, and Adonis are all closely related. Adonai was one of the seven names of God in Judaism. Adonis was the "mortal lover of the goddesses Aphrodite and Persephone, who was famous for having achieved immortality" as Hades. Sdk, or Sydyk and Zedek, was a Phoenician god, son of from Amunos and Magos, themselves offsprings of Wanderers or Titans (Wikipedia, Sydyk, August 20, 2023).
Wanderers is what Nabateans were also called as they traded between cities, crossing deserts navigating by the stars (Washington Post, Rock of Ages, Dec. 03, 1995). As such, the Titans of ancient Greek myths might have been Nabateans.
The Greek pantheon was comprised of 12 gods, all living on Mount Olympus except for the one ruling the Underworld (the Afterlife). Prior to the Titanomachy--a decade-long war in Ancient Thessaly in which the Olympian gods under Zeus (Dyeus) rebelled, overthrew their father Cronus, and seize power (castration)--Tartarus (a god) ruled the Underworld (also called Tartarus).
As a result of the war, Zeus inherited the sky, Poseidon, the waters, and Hades, who did not take part in the rebellion (a pacifist), inherited the Underworld (from then on called Hades). Tartarus became the abyss, a 'dungeon of torment' (Tartar-us, tortur-e) below the Underworld where the former generation of gods were imprisoned.
2 Peter 2:4 (Literal Standard Version):
'For if God did not spare messengers having sinned, but having cast [them] down to Tartarus with chains of deepest gloom, delivered [them], having been reserved to judgment'
Jesus (Je-Zeus), the claimed son of Zeus (the god of Heaven) would therefore be linked to Tartarus, the abyss, rather than Hades (the Afterlife) which provides for life eternal and reincarnation.
The Zoroastrian pantheon of Persia had 11 gods and one angel, Rashnu, the Angel of Justice and keeper of the bridge between life and the afterlife. This mirrors the Greek pantheon with its gods on Olympus and Hades. Hades would therefore be the Rashnu of Persia, not only an angel, but one of the priestly Zedekian line since the suffix 'zedek' translates to righteousness, i.e. justice. He would also be the one guarding the Gates of the Afterlife.
Zoroastrians priest-gurus were called Magi
and were known for their expertise in astrology.
Magos is the Greek word for magi (magus).
Power
In the Greek pantheon story, it is the gods led by Zeus that violently overthrew the Titans, making gods the fallen angels of the Enochian story and the Sons of Darkness of the War in Heaven.
After the Titanomachy, Zeus and the gods began another war, the Gigantomachy. It seems that gods are associated with violence. Many of the clerics of the dogmatic religions they inspired have called for genocides and killings in the name of God, all of it for power. Making religions dogmatic, for example by calling scriptures written by humans the 'word of God,' gave them immense power. Spiritual religions (Catharism, reiki, yoga, astrology, meditation, etc.) are generally peaceful and non-dogmatic in nature.
In the wilderness, Jesus was tempted with power by Satan. Did he take the deal? The Bible says no, but anyone having done so would have lied about it. The fact that he faked the prophecy suggests that he did: 'Holy Mary, Mother of God...'.
Christians made Jesus their God like Jews made Yahweh, a junior diety, theirs.
The Duality
God and the Spirit
Prior to the Trinity and the birth of Jesus, there would have been only a duality comprised of God and the Holy Ghost (the Spirit). The latter is associated with El, spirituality, the afterlife, and the only angel of the pantheon, while the former is associated with the 11 gods of the rebellion (see also Who is Yahweh - How a Warrior-Storm God became the God of the Israelites and World Monotheism, Youtube, Mar 3, 2023).
The elohim are angels. The origin of the word Nephilim is unclear. In Latin, 'ne' is a negative (not) and 'nefas' means crime or 'not divine law' (see nefarious). The word 'elohim' is very close in pronunciation to 'ilhim'. Nephilim (ne-f-lhm) likely means criminals or 'not elohim'. In the Mundane, the duality would therefore be the elohim vs the nephilim, the angelic pacifists vs the criminals, otherwise known as sons of gods.
From the Gates of Hell to the House of God
Babel (Genesis 11:1–9) is translated as Gate of God, but directly means Gate of El. It would literally be associated with angels and the place of origin (gate, gateway) of the angelic theology, the Mecca of Angels. Humans built a tower (a ziggurat) to reach the sky. Ziggurats are associated with gods. Its building probably symbolized the people (descendants of Shem) turning from El (the spirit and the angelic system) to the worship of gods, perhaps their fall from Heaven. Ziggurats, because of the immense amount of work they required and the fact that they served no significant purpose, can be associated with slavery.
Bethel - The House of God
gigantomachy
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