Enoch The Theological Story: From The Garden To Tartarus: Azazel Theologically Unmasked Season 1

Enoch The Theological Story: From The Garden To Tartarus: Azazel Theologically Unmasked Season 1

Before theology condemned humanity, it explained rebellion. Before Christ was preached, He was already seen. Enoch: The Theological Story is a Christ-centered theological work that restores the ancient framework behind Genesis, the Book of Enoch, the Watchers, Azazel, and the Son of Man—Yeshua (Jesus). This book argues that what later Christianity rejected or forgot was not lost by accident, but through a theological shift that redirected blame away from cosmic rebellion and onto humanity itself. At the center of this work stands Yeshua, not as a late doctrinal invention, but as the eternal Son of Man revealed before Bethlehem, before Rome, and before the cross. The Book of Enoch describes the Son of Man as the Righteous One and Judge of kings and Watchers. This book shows how the Gospels reveal this identity and present Christ as the resolution of a cosmic conflict, not merely a moral teacher. This volume traces a unified narrative from Eden, where humanity stood unashamed, through the rebellion of the Watchers, to Azazel bound and judged according to ancient ritual and prophecy, and ultimately to Christ, whose authority restores divine order. Rather than teaching inherited guilt or sexual shame, the book returns to an older Hebraic worldview in which humanity is deceived rather than damned. A central focus of this edition is Azazel Theologically Unmasked , presenting Azazel as a distinct rebellious figure whose judgment is defined in Scripture, the Book of Enoch, and the scapegoat ritual. The book also examines why the Book of Enoch was rejected and traces the theological shift from Adam’s fall to Augustine’s shame , showing how inherited guilt replaced earlier covenant theology. Using the Rashomon Effect , this work shows how the same ancient events were remembered differently across biblical and mythological traditions. Myth is treated not as fiction, but as fragmented testimony pointing toward a shared ancient reality fulfilled in Christ. Enoch: The Theological Story is written for readers of biblical theology, apocrypha, and Christians seeking a deeper, older, Christ-centered Gospel. This is Season 1 of a multi-volume theological project.