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Tag Archives: apocrypha
The First Book of Enoch: Hell and Purgatory
Previous Chapter: A Vision of Tartarus These are the names of the holy angels who watch: Uriel, who watches over the world and over Tartarus; Raphael, who watches over the spirits of men; Raguel, who takes vengeance on the world … Continue reading
The First Book of Enoch: A Vision of Tartarus
Previous Chapter: Enoch’s Mission The first vision was shown to me was this: Clouds invited me and a mist summoned me, the course of the stars and the lightning sped and hastened me, and the winds caused me to fly, … Continue reading
The First Book of Enoch: Enoch’s Mission
Previous Chapter: The Watchers Before these things took place, I, Enoch was hidden, and none of the children of men knew where I was or what had become of me. My activities had to do with the Watchers, who called … Continue reading
The First Book of Enoch: The Watchers
Previous Chapter: Enoch’s Apocalypse Enoch now turns to a description of the Watchers, rogue angels who come to earth and interbreed with humans. In the days of Jared , when the children of men had first multiplied, beautiful and comely … Continue reading
The First Book of Enoch: Enoch’s Apocalypse
The apocryphal first book of Enoch (1 Enoch) begins with a vision of the end times. These are the words and blessings of Enoch, with which he blesses the chosen and righteous who will be living in the days of … Continue reading
The Gnostic Genesis: Eleleth’s Prophecy
In 1945, a cache of apocrypha (non-canonical religious texts) written by Gnostic Christians was discovered near Nag Hammadi in southern Egypt. Among them was a Gnostic retelling of the first 6 chapters of the book of Genesis: The Hypostasis of … Continue reading
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Tagged apocrypha, eleleth, gnosticism, hypostasis of the archons, nag hammadi, norea
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The Gnostic Genesis: Eleleth’s Revelation
In 1945, a cache of apocrypha (non-canonical religious texts) written by Gnostic Christians was discovered near Nag Hammadi in southern Egypt. Among them was a Gnostic retelling of the first 6 chapters of the book of Genesis: The Hypostasis of … Continue reading
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Tagged apocrypha, cherubim, eleleth, gnosticism, hypostasis of the archons, nag hammadi, norea, pistus sophia, saboath, tartaros, yaldabaoth, zoe
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