Watchers

See: Angels, Fallen Angels, Grigori (Fallen Watchers)

Shortly after the creation of man, fall of Satanael, and temptation of Eve in the Garden of Eden, God assigned a group of angels to watch over the Earth to protect and oversee the earliest generations of man (Antediluvian period) [1]. The original purpose of the Watchers sent to Earth was a noble cause: to observe, protect, and teach humans justice and righteousness [2].

A subset of these Watchers (200) rebelled, called Grigori, making up the majority of the Fallen Angels. The Grigori were led by Samyaza in a secret renegade society, slept with women of Earth producing Giants (Nephilim), and shared Divine knowledge with Man. parent: Angels"[1] In Daniel 4 there are three allusions to a class of cosmic beings called “the watchers” (the plural form is in Dan 4:17; the singular form “watcher” is in Dan 4:13, 23). The word “watchers” (sometimes called the “watcher angels”) seems to be synonymous with the term “angels [The Birth of Satan: Tracing the Devil's Biblical Roots]""[2] Written in the apocalyptic style of 1 Enoch, the book of Jubilees claims that the Watchers descended to earth not because they were attracted by the sight of human women (as in 1 Enoch), but for a noble cause: to teach humans justice and righteousness. Unfortunately, they soon abandon their didactic mission for an erotic one [The Birth of Satan]"