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Enoch and Elijah
The two the Bible says were taken up alive — the scribe of the Watchers and the prophet of the fiery chariot.
Wiki entries 8
- Book of Enoch The Book of Enoch (1 Enoch) is a composite Second Temple Jewish apocalyptic work attributed to the antediluvian patriarch Enoch, surviving complete…
- Dead Sea Scrolls The Dead Sea Scrolls are roughly 950 manuscripts recovered from the caves at Qumran between 1947 and 1956, dating from the third century BCE to the…
- Elijah Elijah (Hebrew <span class="hebrew"אֵלִיָּהוּ</span Eliyyahu, "My God is Yah") is one of the most theologically significant prophets of the Hebrew…
- Ezekiel Ezekiel (Hebrew <span class="hebrew"יְחֶזְקֵאל</span Yeḥezqēl, "El strengthens" or "may God strengthen") is a priest of the Jerusalem line, deported…
- Hamlet's Mill Hamlet's Mill: An Essay on Myth and the Frame of Time (originally subtitled An Essay Investigating the Origins of Human Knowledge and Its…
- New Jerusalem New Jerusalem is, in the Wheel of Heaven framework, one of three names — with Third Temple and Embassy — for the structure meant to receive the…
- Third Temple The Third Temple (Hebrew Beit ha-Mikdash ha-Shlishi, "the Third Holy House") is the future Temple that Jewish tradition expects to rise in Jerusalem…
- Watchers The Watchers (Aramaic ʿîrin, 'wakeful ones'; Greek egrēgoroi; Slavonic Grigori) are the heavenly beings of the Enochic tradition — most fully…
Articles 3
- Are the Watchers and the Nephilim the Same? The Watchers and the Nephilim belong to the same antediluvian episode, but they are not the same beings. 'Watcher' is an Aramaic term for a wakeful…
- Unsealed in Year One The companion to 'The Scrolls That Woke in Year One': that Explainer tells what happened to the jars — the discovery, the forty-year publication…
- The Scrolls That Woke in Year One In the winter of 1946/47 — the first year of the calendar the Raëlian canon counts from the flash over Hiroshima — a Bedouin shepherd broke open a…
Library 7
- 1 Enoch (Watchers + Astronomical Book) 1 Enoch 1–36 and 72–82, the Book of the Watchers and the Astronomical Book, translated verse by verse from the Aramaic, Greek and Ge'ez witnesses,…
- 1 Kings Nine chapters of 1 Kings translated from the Hebrew: Solomon's accession, the Temple and the cloud, the man of God at Bethel, Elijah, and Micaiah's…
- 2 Kings Four chapters of 2 Kings translated from the Hebrew: the fire on the captains, Elijah taken up in the chariot of fire, Elisha's miracles, and the…
- Book Of Enoch Book Of Enoch — 108 chapters, 437 verses. Part of Books of Enoch in the Second Temple apocrypha.
- Ezekiel Eleven chapters of Ezekiel translated from the Hebrew: the throne-vision, the scroll, the prophet carried by the ruach, the dry bones and the Temple…
- Ezekiel Ezekiel — 48 chapters, 1,273 verses. Part of Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) in the Bible.
- The Book of Moses The Book of Moses — Joseph Smith's revision of early Genesis: worlds without number, the visions of Moses, and the Enoch cycle with Zion taken up to…