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In Abrahamic religions, fallen angels are angels who were expelled from heaven.
The literal term "fallen angel" appears neither in the Bible nor in other Abrahamic scriptures but is used to describe angels who were cast out of heaven or angels who sinned.
Such angels often tempt humans to sin.
The Jewish and Christian traditions believe that fallen angels were originally just as holy as any of the other angels, but fell when the most beautiful of them all — Lucifer — decided to rebel and enticed others to go with him.
The rebellion and their loss to Michael and his angelic army turned them evil, and a lot of them — about a third of all angels — fell with Lucifer.
According to the Gnostic Society Library, the Book of Enoch tells the tale of angels who are destroyed by lust.
Before the Great Flood, angels and humans met and mingled pretty commonly, and the inevitable happened: children.
Those children were the sons and daughters of 200 angels, and they were a race of 450-foot-tall giants. The angels started teaching their giant offspring evil ways, and God not only imprisoned them but subjected them to judgment and sent the flood to hit the reset button on his creations. (It's also worth noting that Les Enluminures says Noah is the great-grandson of Enoch.)
Enoch, the story says, tried to speak on behalf of the angels and their giant children — but sadly, a lot of the texts are missing.
We do know that Enoch was the one God selected to act as an intermediary to the fallen angels, instructing him to tell them what their punishment would be for their transgressions.
They were to be condemned to the ends of the earth, and punishment was definitely going to be a big part of their version of eternity.
According to the Book of Enoch, each one of the first of the fallen angels was responsible for teaching mankind something that led them to sin.
Take Asbeel. He's the one who gave the evilest of counsel to the "holy sons of God," and introduced them to the wonders — and basest evils — that came with hooking up with women. Kasdeja was the one who brought mankind knowledge about spirits and demons, and who showed them "the smitings of the embryo in the womb" and "the smitings which befall through the noontide heat."
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By Marinodelfino
London, October 2020.