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you.” He hesitated. “You
must want something. Sadly, that’s the only time you call me.”
    He was the biggest flirt. I liked it though.
    “Actually, Simon I was just calling to hear your voice.”
    “Really?” He sounded intrigued. “And where is that husband of
yours?”
    “I’ve killed him so that I can be with you.”
    “Ha. Ha. Good. I was recently on a dig, and I have the perfect
sarcophagus for him. They will never find him, and our future colleagues will
be so confused when they dig him up and find 2,000 year old bones in a 4,000
year old box.”
    “Simon. I see you’re still awful. It’s a good thing I have a
husband to protect me from the likes of you. And, you’re right. I do need
something from you.”
    “Tell me what you need.”
    “Tell me about the Book of Enoch.”
    “It was found with the Dead Sea Scrolls.”
    “Don’t tell me anything I can find out on the Internet or that
I already know. You’re the expert. I need something useful.”
    “Really, that wasn’t helpful? Because I wrote that on the Internet.
At least for Wikipedia. That wasn’t enough for you?”
    I laughed. It figured he was the Wiki author.
    “Actually, now that I think about it,” he said, slowly. “People
do keep editing it. No telling what it says now. I wouldn’t mind so much if
they knew what they were talking about. So, why are you wondering about the
Book of Enoch?”
    “I’m writing a book.”
    “Really? You need any help? You know I’m always available to
help you.”
    “Maybe,” I said. “I might just need your help. Right now,
though, I just need to get some answers.”
    “Okay. What do you need to know?”
    “Why do you think that the Book of Enoch wasn’t canonized?” I
asked.
    “Because it’s not Biblical.”
    That made me sit up straight. “What do you mean? It’s an
extrapolation of Genesis 6:1.”
    “No. I don’t think so. Enoch uses too many words that are not
common among the canonized or non-canonized books. Things like calling these
supposed angels “Watchers” and “Spirit of Light,” instead of Holy Spirit.
“Spirit of Light” only appears in the Book of Enoch and 1 Maccabees. I don’t
think he’s talking about God and his minions.”
    “Aren’t those fallen angels? The Watchers?”
    “Have you read the Book of Enoch?”
    “Why, do my questions sound like I haven’t?”
    “Since I’m vying for your affection from a man you’ve been
married to for thirty years, I’m not going to say that. At least out loud. I’m
going to stay on your good side, so, I’ll just answer your questions.”

 
     
    Chapter
Thirteen
     
    “Good,” I said and asked again. “Are the Watchers fallen
angels?”
    “Good question,” Simon answered, mockingly. “No. The Book of
Enoch mentions angels who descended, not fell, to Earth. And the
only “Angel of Light” per se in the Bible is the Devil. These beings can’t be
Satan because there are too many of them. The Bible only talks about one devil.
Enoch talks about two hundred of these Spirit of Light beings. I think this
tells a completely different story than in Genesis when humans and angels
procreated.”
    “Tell me about these Watchers.”
    “Well, they’re not angels at all. Fallen or otherwise. In the
Latin parts of the Book of Enoch - ”
    “Wait. Wait, wait. What do you mean Latin parts? Enoch didn’t
write anything in Latin.”
    “The manuscripts that were found in with the Dead Sea Scrolls
were written in Latin, Aramaic and Hebrew.”
    “Wait,” I said again. I couldn’t believe my ears. It was
just like the AHM manuscripts I'd translated . “They were encoded with the
three languages?” I asked. “You mean each line was written in all three?” The
AHM manuscripts had been encoded using three languages. Now he was telling me
so was the Book of Enoch?
    “No, Justin,” he said. “What would make you think that? Different
parts of it were written in one of the languages, you know. Some in Latin, some
in