When we look at Tartarus as being talked about as held, One of the problems in the New and the Old Testament

in English translations is that hell is a all-encompassing word for three locations. The pit prison,

the other world, or Hades or Shale, and the Lake of Fire. And unless you take it to the Greek

and the Hebrew in the New Testament and the Old Testament,

you don't know specifically for sure which one they're referencing.

Azazel is the one who has all of the sins of the antediluvian world described to as the scapegoat.

The passage in Leviticus 16 on the Day of Atonement, where you have two goats being sacrificed.

One is for the sins of Israel, but the second goat, we don't get an explanation for.

And it's told to go into the wilderness, which is kind of a similar term to the pit prison.

And Azazel was a seraphim a watcher before, because goat gods aren't watchers, but now

he turns into a goat god, as he's depicted in the occult, generally just referenced as post-Eluvian

gods or fallen angels, so they seem to be a degraded seraphim angel.

Those who violated the laws of creation,

those ones were put away to the end time. The only way all the names in the book of life will have

an opportunity leave their names in that book of life that were put there from before creation,

which is why I think God brings the flood,

and puts these parent gods in the prison, and then he has to put the offspring gods in the

pit prison because they're trying to do the same thing that their parent gods did. So he only

intercedes to make sure the free choice and opportunity is there for humankind.

It's more than just dark and gloomy and horrible.

It is beyond that.

It is a place that has ice and fire at the same time.

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