The Metatron



When Cain killed Abel, Adam and Eve went on to have a third child, a son they named Seth. Seth went on to have many children of his own, most of whom went out to populate the earth. Out of all of them, one descendant’s bloodline would turn out to be more significant than the others. Jared, Seth’s great-great grandson, fathered a boy he named Enoch. Enoch would grow up to be a renowned scholar, educated in the Lord’s gospel. His bloodline would include other important figures, such as his great-grandson Noah.

When Enoch’s children were grown, God himself summoned him to speak with him, telling him he admired his mind and inviting him to sit beside him in heaven. Enoch accepted, and God lifted him from earth, transforming him into the most powerful of angels with abilities equal to his own. When in heaven, he sits on a throne to God’s left (Jesus sits to his right).

His purpose is to communicate God’s word to man and help enforce his will, but other than that he is free to come and go as he pleases. It was this that allowed him to visit one of his descendants, who had been impregnated by his angel brother Jeremiel. After Jeremiel was found out and punished, Enoch, who was now called the Metatron, took the child, a boy named Ezequeel and became a sort of father figure to him. He also sees Ezequeel’s half-brother Chamuel as a son, and he offers them both as much guidance and advice as he can.