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Watchers of Mount Hermon WATCHERS OF MOUNT HERMON The purpose of this illustration is to provide a visual display of the 200 Watcher class of Angels that descended on Mount Hermon during the days of Enoch on Earth. It is also to add to the body of research already done on the subject. Mount Hermon is nested in-between the political borders of Lebanon, Syria and Israel. It is exactly 1997 nautical miles to the Equator from the summit where there is presently a U.N. Radar station. It is amazingly 33 degrees from the Equator and 33 degrees east from the Paris Meridian Line. It is exactly 333 miles to the summit of Mount Sinai in Arabia and 365 miles to the Great Pyramid in Egypt. As one can sense, the site is tied to Sacred Geometry, Sacred Knowledge and Sacred Vows. The topic of these 200 Watchers has a direct impact on why the Flood of Noah happened and how they helped to impede the Children of Israel from possessing the Promised Land afterwards. This phenomenon is also a metaphor of the real ‘wrestling’ that is occurring presently due to the effects of such demonic and Luciferian workings that are pitted against the Body of Christ on Earth presently. However, the Bible as well as other books attest that during the days of Enoch, 200 of the Watchers specifically conspired to rebel against YHVH and descended to Earth for the purpose of mating with women and to teach Humanity the Sacred Arts and Forbidden Knowledge. 1. Samyaza Taught enchantments and root-cuttings. Mount of ~32 feet/975 cm 2. Azazel Transfiguration? The Watchers Taught men to make swords, knives, shields, breast- Names of their Leaders. As Cedars-Amorites plates, the fabrication of mirrors and the workman- N Jesus was 33 15 ship of bracelets and ornaments, the use of paint, 1. Semjâzâ Leader 10 the beautifying of the eyebrows, the use of stones of 2. Azazel Captain 10 every valuable and select kind, and of all sorts of years old at end of dyes, so that the world became altered. Chiefs Lieutenants of 10s 14 333 miles 33˚ N earthly ministry. Went to 3. Arâkîba, 3. Amazarak 4. Râmêêl, Taught all the sorcerers, and dividers of roots. Hermon to reclaim Gate of 5. Kôkabîêl, 396 cm To Mount Sinai in Arabia ~8 Cubits From Equator the Angelic Rebellion. 6. Tâmîêl, 13 4. Armers 7. Râmîêl, Taught the solution of sorcery and the resolving of 8. Dânêl 6 enchantments. King Og 33˚ E 5. Barkayal 9. Êzêqêêl 12 Taught the observers of the stars and Astrology. 365 miles 10. Barâqîjâl Last of the Refaim 11. Asâêl From Paris Meridian Killed by Moses 6. Kokabel To Great Pyramid of Giza 12. Armârôs Taught the science of the constellations. 13. Batârêl 11 14. Anânêl 6 7. Ezeqeel 6 X 10 6 X 10 6 X 10 Taught the knowledge of the clouds. 15. Zaqîêl 9’6’’ 16. Samsâpêêl 10 ~6 Cubits 8. Araqiel 17. Satarêl (~290 cm) Taught the Signs of the Earth. 18. Tûrêl 19. Jômjâêl Philistine Giant 9. Shamsiel 20. Sariêl. 6 9 Taught the Signs of the Sun." ____________________ Goliath 6 10. Sariel cubits tall with Taught the motion of the moon. 8 200 6 Goliath 11. Akibeel Watcher Angelic Class Taught Signs. fingers and 6 Seed 12. Tamiel 7 of Serpent Taught Astronomy. toes (AntiChrist) 13. Penemue Taught the bitter and the sweet, the use of ink and 6 paper. 14. Kasdeja Taught the children of men all the wicked smitings of 1X 10 David 5 spirits and demons, and the smitings of the embryo in the womb, that it may pass away. Seed Philistine 15. Gadreel 1X 10 Introduced weapons of war. of Woman 4 5’4’’ ~4’2’’ 3 (163 cm) © Composition and Some Graphics by Main Sources Shepherd Boy Average height of a Luis B. Vega Earth.Google.com Mars.Google.com man in ancient times [email protected] David at around 2 Wikipedia.com www.PostScripts.org 13 FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY years of age 1 .
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