I don’t consider the book of 1 1 Enoch to be inspired and canonical,’ says Michael S. Heiser, ‘but this is no excuse for neglecting it in the study of Scripture.’

Furthermore, Dr. Dale Sides challenges, ‘If discussing the reserve of Enoch bothers a lot of people, then they should take the problem up with Jesus, Jude, Peter, the Ethiopian Jews and a host of recognized scholars around the world.’2

Found in the Qumran caves of the Dead Ocean Scrolls (Qumran Cave 4) and presumed to be about FROM YOUR Publication of 1 1 Enoch: Book of The Watchers written before 170 BC, chapters 1-36 of just one 1 Enoch are generally known as ‘˜The Book from the Watchers.’ These passages will also be recognized to incorporate portions from the ‘˜Book of Noah.’

The theme of the Watchers is final judgement and incorporates the expository background of one of the most spectacularly glossed-over, overlooked, and misunderstood Scriptures in the Bible ‘” Genesis 6:1-4.

The ‘sons of God’ described in Genesis 6:2 are explained at length in The Book of the Watchers. These Watchers were supposed to be ‘viewing’ the earth as part of their heavenly ministry, but rather they transgressed and became fallen angels.

How did they become fallen angels? They noticed that women on the planet were pleasant to look at and schemed/colluded to somehow incarnate themselves (actually celestial or, dare we say, ‘˜extraterrestrial’ beings manifesting in a few sort of physical type) in order to impregnate ladies and corrupt the blood line of human beings.

The offspring of the Watchers (and their individual mates) were what the bible calls ‘giants’ or ‘Nephilim.’ These half-humans/half-fallen-angel hybrids were incredibly wicked and began consuming everything’¦and everybody! This is why, some scholars say, for God’s sending the overflow of Noah.

Additionally, the Reserve of the Watchers outlines how these fallen angels corrupted mankind simply by teaching them forbidden knowledge of weapon-making, sorcery, witchcraft, astrology and other forbidden technologies.

As a result, when the flood washed them all aside, the disembodied sprits of the Nephilim became the unclean spirits (i.e. demons) we’ve roaming the earth (Luke 11: 24-26, Matthew 8:28-32).

All of these stuff and more are outlined in The Reserve of the Watchers.

We exhort you to maintain your spiritual eyes, ears, and heart open as you dive into ‘˜The Book of The Watchers’ and prayfully consider its relevance today.

Keep ‘Watching!’ (Matthew 25:13)