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Prophecy for Children: Enoch's Petition for Azazel and the Condemnation of the Fallen Angels History ” many assume that onlyThis fourth part of the Prophecy for Children series covers the ancient story of the fallen angels with their leader, Azazel, seeking out Enoch the Prophet to make a petition to The Most High on their behalf. The Most High, through His Prophet, rejects their petition and tells them the full extent of their condemnation. Elia, scared by the Judgment of the angels, asks Enoch if The Most High would still forgive him for his mistakes. Enoch comforts Elia