The Origin of Evil

Introduction: The Origin of Evil

From the beginning of creation, the purpose of Yahuah was to manifest His light, His truth, and His righteousness throughout all creation.
However, from the very first days of humankind, the enemy sowed deception. Thus began the untold history of evil — a story that has been distorted, concealed, and reinterpreted by men, fallen angels, and the kingdoms of darkness that seek to twist the revealed truth.

In the Yarden (Garden of Eden), Gadreel—not the adversary commonly described by modern religion—was the one who seduced Chawwâh (Eve) and led her into sin.
“And the Nâchâsh said to the woman: You will not surely die…” (Bereshith / Genesis 3:4).
From that moment on, humanity became trapped in a web of spiritual corruption that spread throughout the ages.

The Watcher Angels (Nephı̂yl), mentioned in Chănôk (Enoch) and confirmed in the Scriptures, descended with the purpose of instructing humanity, but once they experienced human form, their purpose changed—to beget offspring.
These beings were seduced, deceived, and led into rebellion against the command of Yahuah.
From their union with the daughters of men were born the Nephilim—hybrid creatures without the ruacḥ (breath) of Yahuah, entirely inclined toward evil.
“There were Nephı̂yl in the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of ĔLÔHÎYM came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them.” (Bereshith 6:4)
From their existence came forth the demons—restless spirits wandering in search of bodies to possess, for they belong neither to heaven nor to the creation of Yahuah.

The Flood was not merely a physical catastrophe but a spiritual purification.
Yahuah preserved eight souls—Noacḥ, his wife, his three sons, and their wives—to guard the holy seed, the only one that retained His ruacḥ.
“And, behold, I, even I, do bring a flood of waters upon the earth, to destroy all flesh, wherein is the breath of life, from under heaven; and everything that is in the earth shall die.” (Bereshith 6:17)
Yet even after the flood, a nefilim remnant survived and settled in the regions of Ararat (arrat) and Babel.

It was in the days of Qeynan (Cainan), a descendant of Noacḥ (Noah), that wickedness once again flourished.
Qeynan found the ancient teachings of the Watchers, copied them, and taught them to men—reintroducing magic, idolatry, witchcraft, and forbidden sciences.
From Babel, the center of rebellion, arose the tower, symbol of pride and confusion.
“And YAHUAH came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men built… and there confound their language.” (Bereshith 11:5–9)
Thus the Watchers and their remnant were scattered, later dominating the neighboring nations—including Sodom and Gomorrah, cities corrupted by the nefilim seed.

From this lineage came the Chasmoniym, fathers of the Philistines, and later the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes, who inherited the same nefilim blood.
They usurped the temple, corrupted the priesthood, and rose against Yahusha Ha Mashíyach, the Son of Elyôn.
“You are of your father the diabolos, and the lusts of your father you will do.” (Yôchânân / John 8:44)
In them the prophecy was fulfilled—the sons of the Nâchâsh persecuting the Son of Man.

Maśṭêmâh, prince of demons, is not a wandering spirit, but a physical being—an angel with a body—who operates as head of the nefilim remnant.
From Mitsrayim (Egypt) to Rome, his dominion has extended under different forms, concealed within religions, philosophies, and human empires.

Over time, Babel was reincarnated in the Roman Empire, under Constantine, who blended the teachings of the nefilim with the name of the true Êlôhîym, creating a false universal religion.
In this way, Babel devoured the nations once again through its lies, corrupting the sacred name of Yahuah and replacing it with idols and doctrines of men.

This work “The Origin of Evil“reveals that evil did not originate from the human flesh created by Yahuah, but from the mixture between the celestial and the terrestrial.
And just as its origin was a forbidden union, its end will be a final separation—the judgment of Yahuah upon the kingdoms of darkness.
This book unmasks the lies, exposes the genealogy of deception, and announces the ultimate fulfillment of the plan of redemption.