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In Daniel 4:13 - 23 there are beings that appear that are called "Watchers."
There are a lot of different interpretations as to what these are. Some think they're angels, or angels in a separate class, as guardians. Others think they are fallen angels....(What?
)
Some believe they are beings here to watch over humanity, for whatever reason.
I found this to say about them on
http://www.realmscape.org/otherkin_angelic.htm
"Of Watchers there are many; Watchers who choose neither the path of light or dark; Watchers who, like Guardians are moved towards more religious influences - where the religious influences do not denote a specific type of religious belief (meaning any one or combination of religions).
Traditionally the more known Watcher mythos come from the Middle East cultures. In Egypt, the Egyptians wrote that they came from Ta-Ur, the "foreignland." The Egyptian term "neteru" means guardians. In Hebrew the Watchers were a specific race of divine beings known as "nun resh ayin", or those who watch or those who are awake. The early books of the bible speak of "malachim", or angel, which literally translated means messenger. As recounted in the Dead Sea Scrolls, two-hundred Watchers descended on Ardis, the summit of Mount Hermon, placed in the most northerly region of Ancient Palestine. From here they descended and each took an earthly spouse. These unions produced children of extraordinary size, which were later equated with the lineage of the Grigori(malachim)."
So, with that said, does anyone care to comment on what or who these are?
There are a lot of different interpretations as to what these are. Some think they're angels, or angels in a separate class, as guardians. Others think they are fallen angels....(What?
)Some believe they are beings here to watch over humanity, for whatever reason.
I found this to say about them on
http://www.realmscape.org/otherkin_angelic.htm
"Of Watchers there are many; Watchers who choose neither the path of light or dark; Watchers who, like Guardians are moved towards more religious influences - where the religious influences do not denote a specific type of religious belief (meaning any one or combination of religions).
Traditionally the more known Watcher mythos come from the Middle East cultures. In Egypt, the Egyptians wrote that they came from Ta-Ur, the "foreignland." The Egyptian term "neteru" means guardians. In Hebrew the Watchers were a specific race of divine beings known as "nun resh ayin", or those who watch or those who are awake. The early books of the bible speak of "malachim", or angel, which literally translated means messenger. As recounted in the Dead Sea Scrolls, two-hundred Watchers descended on Ardis, the summit of Mount Hermon, placed in the most northerly region of Ancient Palestine. From here they descended and each took an earthly spouse. These unions produced children of extraordinary size, which were later equated with the lineage of the Grigori(malachim)."
So, with that said, does anyone care to comment on what or who these are?
