Enoch And Genesis: The First Coming Of Jesus

The original act as told in Enoch and Genesis is when the Sons of Man bore children with humans. The fallen angels defied heaven by taking human wives for themselves, going against the natural order of the world. The result was mass destruction and unjust bloodshed created by the hybrid species, otherwise known as the Nephilim. In the Book of Enoch, it is said that the cries of death were heard from heaven and draws on Genesis, where God saw the entrance of evil into the human heart. The unnatural entities had no resting place after death, therefore they remained on earth as demonic spirits, possessing humans.

After the Day of the Pentecost, the First Coming of Jesus, he proves his messianic authority through miracles, which included the

Jesus makes a promise to his followers that everyone will receive judgement. God has set a day in which he purposes to judge the inhabited earth” (Acts 17:31). Those who follow Jesus are said to be filled with light and will live an everlasting life. Jesus’ promise of judgement to the elected apostles, who helped spread the gospels of Christ, is the honour of giving them a special place in heaven, seated on their own twelve thrones in the court of judgement, where they judge the twelve tribes of Israel, which represent the completeness of the nation as a whole. I will seek to prove this claim with evidence from the Gospels, as well as the Book of

The authorship of this narrative, is written with the Enoch's perspective during his ascension to heaven. There he encounters angels who reveal the secrets of God’s plan for the restoration of the earth that will be fulfilled through Jesus and his disciples. Enoch envisions, “[] the Chosen One will sit on the throne of glory, and will chose their works, and their resting places will be without numbers; and their spirits within them will grow strong when they see my Chosen One and those who appeal to my holy and glorious name. And on that day, I will cause my chosen one to dwell among them and I will transform heaven and make it an eternal and light.” (1 Enoch 45:3-4). The throne of glory is the place where from the Chosen One will judge both the wicked whether human or angel, these are the living. The sinners and the wicked will be judged by the Son of God and whose souls will perish from the earth forever. This includes the hybrid giants previously