• The Impact of the Watchers' Actions on the Earth and The Punishment of the Watchers

  • Jul 28 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

The Impact of the Watchers' Actions on the Earth and The Punishment of the Watchers

  • Summary

  • In this episode, I recaps the previous episodes on the topic of the Watchers and focuses on their punishment. I emphasizes the importance of studying the Book of Enoch, along with the Book of Jasher and the Book of Jubilee, to gain a better understanding of the Watchers and their impact on the earth. Ken discusses how the Watchers had sex with women, taught forbidden knowledge, and fathered the Nephilim. He explores the punishment of the Watchers, including their imprisonment and the destruction of their children. Ken also delves into Enoch's visions of the heavens and the punishment of the fallen angels.


    Takeaways

    Studying the Book of Enoch, along with the Book of Jasher and the Book of Jubilee, provides a better understanding of the Watchers and their impact on the earth.

    The Watchers had sex with women, taught forbidden knowledge, and fathered the Nephilim, leading to corruption and destruction on the earth.

    The punishment of the Watchers included imprisonment, the destruction of their children, and the judgment of God.

    Enoch's visions of the heavens and the punishment of the fallen angels provide insight into the spiritual realm and the consequences of disobedience.


    Sound Bites

    "We have been doing a study on the topic of the Watchers and this is our third episode, I believe, on the subject."

    "Two hundred angels got together, they saw the women, the beauty of the women and they decided that they wanted to have kids with the women."

    "The punishment of these Watchers were about. And I had started at in chapter 10."


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