It began for me as a question, and ended with complete conviction, with much
clear evidence, from ancient writings and inscriptions - that Baalbek was indeed
the place of the congregation of angels that the Book of Enoch speaks of, between
Lebanon and Seneser.
Learned scholars and historians say otherwise, say that the angels gathered to
mourn their fate in an insignificant place in northern Israel, but such an important
place for the descended angels, to which they all came from all over the earth,
must have been very specially situated, worthy of gods, and then the place in the
middle of the two snow-capped mountains, where the rivers Litani and Orontes
both meet at their common source, is very fitting.
This place must also have been remembered and became a place of cult and
temple building, and also a place where later descended angels gathered to
remember their predecessors, and where the invisible powers in the lower
heavens and on earth attracted and inspired worshippers and temple builders to
come, just as we see Baalbek becoming, throughout the ages