Enoch The Theological Story — From the Garden to Tartarus
- Weston Simonis
- Aug 8
- 3 min read
The Rashomon of Enoch: Scripture, Apocrypha, Myth & Redemption
What if Enoch’s journey was the missing link between Adam’s fall and Christ’s redemption?Walk with the prophet through forgotten scriptures, buried myths, and ancient prophecy—now revealed.
📖 About the Book
Release Date: May 9, 2025 Author: Weston Simonis
Enoch The Theological Story is a bold retelling of one of the Bible’s most mysterious figures. From the Garden of Eden to the gates of Tartarus, Enoch’s journey exposes the truth behind fallen angels, ancient kings, and the battle between divine justice and cosmic rebellion.
This is more than a commentary on the Book of Enoch—this is the story behind the myth.
Inside, Weston Simonis weaves together:
Canonical texts: Genesis, Leviticus, Revelation
Apocrypha: Jasher, Jubilees, Dead Sea Scrolls
Egyptian, Greek & Sumerian parallels
Hidden insights from ancient Judaism & early Christianity
From Adam’s burial and Enoch’s heavenly ascension, to the fall of the Watchers and the corruption of Azazel, you’ll uncover how forgotten traditions reveal the cosmic battle between light and darkness—a battle still raging today.
Highlights of this journey:
Adam’s burial and Enoch’s royal priesthood
The Watchers’ descent and the corruption of Azazel
The secret identity of Set, Typhon, and the Beast of Revelation
The Atonement of Jesus through the eyes of Enoch
Multimedia tie-ins: music (Enoch the Scribe) + YouTube video series
“The Scribe saw the beginning and the end. Now it’s your turn to remember.”
🌍 Enoch in Every Book of the Bible
In my conversations with AI and scholars alike, I’ve made the case that a piece of Enoch appears in every book of the Bible.
From Genesis to Revelation:
In Genesis, Enoch “walks with God” and is taken alive into heaven.
In Leviticus, the scapegoat ritual connects directly to Azazel, a figure first explained in detail by Enoch.
In the Psalms and Prophets, the “righteous scribe” and the coming Judge echo Enoch’s heavenly visions.
In the Gospels, Jesus’ “Son of Man” language mirrors the throne vision of 1 Enoch 46–48.
In Jude and Revelation, the words of Enoch are quoted and fulfilled.
The Bible isn’t missing Enoch—his influence is woven into its DNA.
🌀 The Rashomon of Enoch
Enoch The Theological Story uses what I call the Rashomon of Enoch framework—recognizing that scripture, apocrypha, and myth often tell the same events through different cultural lenses.
What if…
Thoth (Egypt), Hermes (Greece), and Enmeduranki (Babylon) were all echoes of Enoch?
Set and Prometheus were masks of Azazel?
The war in heaven repeated across civilizations in different myths?
Instead of discarding “non-biblical” accounts, this book gathers them, compares them, and lets them testify together.
🌱 The Garden Trinity: Adam → Enoch → Jesus
Three men form the arc of humanity’s story:
Adam — The man of earth, who fell and was exiled.
Enoch — The man of prophecy, taken into heaven to witness and record.
Jesus — The Son of Man, who fulfilled the redemption Adam lost and Enoch foresaw.
What Adam lost, Enoch recorded, and Jesus redeemed.
📜 Enoch and the New Testament — Parallels that Prove the Connection
Chains for the Watchers — 1 Enoch 10:4–6 matches 2 Peter 2:4 and Jude 1:6.
Son of Man Vision — 1 Enoch 46–48 fulfilled in John 5:27 and Revelation 1.
Resurrection & Judgment — Enoch 22 & 51 echoed in Luke 16 and Revelation 20.
🎥 Watch: Why Isn’t Enoch in the Bible?
Curious why this prophetic book was excluded from most Bibles?
🔥 Coming Soon: Azazel Theologically Unmasked
The sequel to Enoch The Theological Story goes deeper into the fallen Watcher Azazel—tracing his masks from Set in Egypt to the Beast of Revelation, and showing how Jesus Christ’s atonement overthrows his deception once and for all.
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