Azazel: The Angel Who Corrupted Man [Book of Enoch] (Angels & Demons Explained)

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Published on Sep 9, 2021
Azazel appears in the bible as an obscure entity that receives a scapegoat of sin from Aaron. However, in the Book of Enoch and other apocryphal texts, Azazel was a Watcher - an Angel who corrupted man and opposed God thereafter.

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