Azazel The Demon in the Desert Leviticus 16 Explained

Описание: Azazel: The Demon in the Desert | Leviticus 16 Explained

In the modern world, we use the word "scapegoat" to describe someone who takes the blame for others. But in Leviticus 16, the word Azazel wasn't just a metaphor—it was a name.

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) was the holiest day of the year for ancient Israel. The High Priest would take two goats: one "for the Lord" and one "for Azazel." While the first was sacrificed for the sins of the people, the second was sent alive into the barren wilderness.

*But who—or what—is Azazel?*

Is it just a rocky cliff? A symbol of removal? Or, as the Book of Enoch and ancient Jewish tradition suggest, is Azazel a fallen angel bound in the desert, waiting for judgment?

In this video, we dive deep into the strange and fascinating ritual of the Scapegoat to uncover the identity of the dark figure lurking in the wilderness.

*We explore:*
The ritual of the two goats in Leviticus 16.
The linguistic meaning of Azazel (Strong Goat vs. Rugged Cliff).
The connection to the Watchers and the Nephilim in the Book of Enoch.
The theology of "returning sin to its source."

*👇 Let’s Discuss:*
Do you believe Azazel is a literal demonic entity or just a symbolic term for "removal"? Let me know your theory in the comments!

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