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Where is it?[edit]

(Bare with me on the Azazael thing, I know Azazel is more recognized now but I am too used to the old way)

I cannot quote so well, I have not read much in about 3 years on this. I think you will find Dudael is n old pre-Egypt desert in that region that Azazael was first banished to. The story refers to covering Azazaels' face as if a metaphor for banishing him from the Divine. He lived in Dudael for a long time, and impregnated a human woman. It was at the fear the childs' birth would open this realm to the entire Grigori and Nephilim to find a home on the mortal realm that the womans' father, also the high priest of Dudael took her life to prevent the child from being born. Killing the child was said to break Azazaels' connection to this realm, banishing to the final realm. Daemonic spawning next of which was corrupted by him and his followers. This was the birthing of Hell. Officially no story says that the other 2, Lucifer and Suriel (Grigotri leaders from the 7 great Archangel) were directly banished, it is said the 3 shared the same chains, and with one being sent away all were dragged down.

If you can find reference material on a people called "The Forgotten" it is said they fought a Demon that existed before this corruption. But this is an occultic myth about 3,500 years old, were as the birthing of hell and banishment of the Grigori is believed to of happened 6,000 years ago. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Chaosa (talk • contribs) 12:19, 19 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I know it's really late for this, but here are the reliable source guidelines. Ian.thomson (talk) 16:00, 14 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Follow the trail[edit]

Some unanswered studies done in the north, do seem connected to the lands Enoch wrote about. What if the book, Enoch wrote, referring to Dudael, is Hudson Bay? People living around this area, have a history, with shamanism, and unimaginable human strength. Extensive knowledge of the great flood, predicting atmospheric conditions, living on the lands where mass migrations go to, sounds a lot like Hudson Bay area, with Albertosaurus, being buried at the "Oil sands" area.

How can this be? It refers that there are precious metals abundant around this Dudael, just like the lands surrounding the Hudson Bay, has more than enough precious metals under it's lands, including various Provinces surrounding the bay.

South of this, are there red rocks? Like the grand canyon?

Where the area will be frozen? Hudson Bay freezes annually. Would welcome any thoughts. ````<small><span class="autosigned">— Preceding unsigned comment added by Arviatlands (talk • contribs) 18:13, 16 October 2012 (UTC)</span></small> [reply]

See WP:No original research and WP:NOTFORUM. Ian.thomson (talk) 18:18, 16 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I think also that we can draw more understanding from Genesis 1:1-2 if we look at it beyond letters.