The True Tale of Fallen Angels and Lucifer’s Rebellion

According to the Bible, the topic of fallen angels and Lucifer's rebellion does not receive extensive coverage. It is important to clarify these points for a deeper understanding. Lucifer is not considered a 'fallen angel' but rather a 'rebelling angel.' The real 'fallen angels,' as mentioned in the Book of Enoch, are the 200 Grigori Watchers/Guardians. They fell not because of rebellion, but due to their desire to have children with the daughters of men, a defiance of God’s will.

The Real Fallen Angels: The Grigori Watchers

The Grigori Watchers/Guardians, also known as 'Sons of God,' are mentioned in Genesis 6:2 and Enoch 6:2–3. They are recorded as saying, 'Come let us choose wives from among the children of men and beget us children.' Despite this, they did not rebel against God. In fact, they even requested Enoch to write a memorial [supplication] to advocate for their forgiveness before the Creator, Yahweh/Yahuwah.

Lucifer: The First to Turn His Back on His Creator

Lucifer, the one often mistakenly referred to as the 'Leader of Fallen Angels,' is one of the first sixteen spirits created by the Infinite Spirit-God (Father-Mother). He was the pioneer who disobeyed his Creator and started the rebellion. It was Lucifer and one-third of his angels who were cast to earth, not before.

The Rebellion in Heaven: Satan's Fallen Angels

The Bible describes the rebellion of Satan and one-third of the angels who were cast down to Earth after their attempt to overthrow God's kingdom. These angels became demons and spread perverted sins, misleading people into detesting God and humanity. Lucifer is a liar who hates God and humans, and he consistently tries to block people from accepting God. He deceives people and turns them spiritually blind, aiming to destroy them.

Origins of the Bible and Religious Interpretations

It's essential to note that the Bible contains elements that have been influenced by earlier religious traditions, including Babylonian and Zoroastrian beliefs. Some scholars argue that the biblical writers were not original and contributed to the creation of their own religion by borrowing and adapting stories from other religious texts. Nevertheless, interpretations of biblical events, such as Lucifer's fall, have evolved and offer a wealth of understanding into the human condition and spiritual concepts.

In conclusion, the true tale of fallen angels involves the Grigori Watchers who rebelled for their own desires, and Lucifer, who is considered the first to rebel against his Creator. These events highlight the struggle between obedience and defiance in spiritual realms, providing a fascinating glimpse into ancient mythological and religious beliefs.