The Book of Enoch
Long before Revelation.
Before the Flood.
Before the canon was closed.
The Book of Enoch is one of the most mysterious and influential texts ever written—quoted in the New Testament, revered by early believers, yet excluded from most modern Bibles.
This ancient work tells the story of Enoch, a man who “walked with God” and was taken alive into the heavenly realms. There, he is shown what few mortals ever see: the judgment of fallen angels, the corruption of humanity, the origins of forbidden knowledge, the fate of the giants, and the final reckoning of the world.
Within these pages, Enoch records:
- The descent and rebellion of the Watchers.
- The birth of the giants and the violence that followed.
- The chains prepared for fallen angels.
- The structure of the heavens and the movement of the stars.
- The chambers of the dead and the place of final judgment.
- A prophetic vision of history unfolding in appointed “weeks”.
- The coming of the Righteous King and the restoration of justice.
The Book of Enoch - Video Shorts
The Watchers
Who Was Semjaza?
The Book of Enoch gives the fallen angels a name: the Watchers. Their story is one of the most mysterious in ancient history.
Who Was Semjaza?
Who Was Semjaza?
According to the Book of Enoch, Semjaza was the leader of the Watchers—the fallen angels whose rebellion forever altered humanity.
Azazel - The Watcher
Azazel wasn't just a fallen angel. He taught humanity forbidden knowledge—and God sentenced him to a terrible punishment.
Where Are The Giants?
The Book of Enoch says the giants never truly disappeared. Their bodies perished in the Flood—but their spirits remain on the earth.